MSNBC Televevision

Meet the Faces of MSNBC:

Dan Abrams - Host,"Live with Dan Abrams" & NBC News Chief Legal Correspondent- Livewith Dan Abrams" covers the

most talked about stories of the day from political battles to crime. Abrams began his career at NBC Sports in 1988 at the Seoul Olympics and Wimbledon. His key duties included making coffee runs, cooling sodas, and keeping certain anchor positions dust-free.

Contessa Brewer is an Anchor on Early Today and MSNBCTV. Brewer is a magna cum laude graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public

Communications at Syracuse University, where she holds a bachelor of science in broadcast journalism. Brewer previously anchored weekend nightly newscasts for WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee, Wis. She also served as an anchor and reporter for Palm Springs, Calif.

Christina Brown - MSNBC anchor. Brown joined MSNBC in July 2007. Before working at MSNBC, Brown spent five years as an anchor and reporter at KTNV, in Las Vegas, Nevada, but Brown's career began in the military. Brown joined the United States Air Force and spent two years as a military broadcaster, reporting for American Forces Network, from Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan

Tucker Carlson - MSNBC Anchor, "Tucker" Carlson joined MSNBC in February 2005 from

CNN, where he was the youngest anchor in the history of CNN. There, he hosted a number of shows and specials, including Crossfire. During the same period, Carlson also hosted a weekly public affairs program on PBS, Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered.

Chris Jansing - MSNBC Anchor & NBC News Correspondent. Jansing joined NBC News in June 1998 as an NBC News correspondent and anchor for MSNBC. Jansing covered September 11th as the events unfolded. Jansing reported on the Pope's March 2000 pilgrimage to the Holy Land live from Jerusalem for MSNBC and extensively covered the 2000 Election from Tallahassee, FL also for MSNBC. In addition to working at MSNBC, Jansing's duties include work as a correspondent for "Dateline NBC" and as a substitute anchor for "Weekend Today" and the Sunday edition of "NBC Nightly News."

Chris Matthews - MSNBC "Hardball" Anchor. Matthews has famed himself as a broadcast journalist, newspaper bureau chief,Presidential speechwriter, and best-selling author. Matthews covered the collapse of the Berlin Wall, thefirst all-races election in

South Africa and the Good Friday Peace Talks in Northern Ireland. In 1997 and 1998, his digging in the National Archives produced a series of San Francisco Examiner scoops on the Nixon presidential tapes. Matthews has also covered American presidential campaigns since 1988.

Keith Olbermann - MSNBC Anchor, "Countdown with Keith Olbermann". Olbermann began his career with NBC in 1997, when he was anchor for NBC Sports, hosting the World Series and Major League Baseball's All-Star Game, andcontributing to

coverage of the Super Bowl. During that time he was also host of two news programs on MSNBC, "The Big Show," and "White House In Crisis." Olbermann returned to MSNBC in 2003 as a substitute host on "Nachman" and an anchor for MSNBC's coverage of the war in Iraq before launching "Countdown" in April of 2003.

Amy Robach - MSNBC Anchor. Robach joined MSNBC in September of 2003. During her time here, she has anchoredcoverage of events including the War in Iraq,Hurricane Katrina, and the 2004 Presidential Election. Robach traveled to

Washington, D.C. to cover both President Bush's 2nd Inauguration and the Funeral of President Ronald Reagan. In addition to her anchoring duties, Robach regularly appears on "Imus in the Morning" and is a newsreader on both Today and Weekend Today.

Joe Scarborough -

MSNBC Host of Morning JoePreviously, Scarborough hosted "Scarborough Country," in primetime on MSNBC. Prior to the launch of "Scarborough Country" in April 2003, Scarborough was the publisher and editor of "The Florida Sun."

Alison Stewart - MSNBC anchor, "The Most" Every day, "The Most" will report on the mostsearched stories on the

Internet, the most viewed stories from many news sources, the most e-mailed stories or photo images, the most downloaded music or blogged-about subject matter and the most viewed television programs or movies. "The Most" will dive into the viewers most favorite topics.

Alex Witt - MSNBC anchor and correspondent. Witt joined MSNBC in January 1999 and has also anchored several MSNBC shows including "Morning Line," "Morning Blend," "Home Page," and "MSNBC Adventurer". Witt substituteanchors weekday primetime telecasts including "Countdown with KeithOlbermann" and "Scarborough Country". Witt anchored a week of primetime

shows in the wake of the Asian Tsunami in 2004, and has covered a variety of stories including the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections, the California gubernatorial election electing Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2003, the terror attacks on America on September 11, and the war on terrorism in the Middle East.

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