Court TV reporters send real-time accounts of the proceedings direct to their on-air anchor.
"Diane was the on-air anchor for that hour, but there were executives, and an executive producer, and a producer and a reporter, Meredith Vieira, who were responsible for the content of the hour," he said.
Alexis Glick, former business correspondent at CNBC and "Today" sub, will also be an on-air anchor, as well as director of business news, reporting to Cavuto.
The former "Saturday Night Live" regular was starring as a pompous on-air anchor working at a news radio station on NBC's sitcom "NewsRadio," when on May 28 , 1998 his third wife, Brynn, shot and killed him while he was sleeping, then committed suicide.
For example: Yahoo! yhoo this month launched FinanceVision, an online show that mimics cable-television financial news with on-air anchors, corporate profiles and interviews with high-tech chief executives.
"Obviously there's the smell of marijuana in the air," CNN anchor Don Lemon said as he walked through the crowd of demonstrators.
Threats from shipping to marine ecosystems include oil spills and other water pollution, air pollution, anchor scouring, biological invasions, container loss, chronic noise, and collisions between ships and large whales.
"High speed rail can help clean up our air and anchor a 21st century transportation system that kids deserve," she said.
Jake Tapper came on air to anchor the 4 00 p.m. "We know that many in Turkey are probably watching us right now because they do not trust the media broadcasts within their own country," Tapper said.
In interviews off the air, the anchors asserted that they quit to preserve their journalistic independence.
