Bernard Shaw, legendary CNN lead anchor, has died due to complications after contracting pneumonia. He was 82. The news came via a statement Thursday morning from CNN Chairman and Chief Executive ...

Bernard Shaw, who was CNN’s lead anchor for 20 years and distinguished the network’s coverage of such landmark events as the Gulf War, died Wednesday, the Warner Bros. Discovery-backed outlet ...

Shaw was CNN's first chief anchor when it launched in 1980. After more than 20 years with the network, he retired in 2001. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement ...

Bernard Shaw, CNN’s first chief anchor who was with the network for more than 20 years, has died at age 82 from pneumonia. Shaw’s death was unrelated to COVID-19, CNN confirmed. He is survived ...

Shaw, who was CNN's original chief anchor when the network started in 1980, died of pneumonia in Washington on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, according to Tom Johnson, the network's former chief executive.

Shaw, who was CNN's original chief anchor when the network started in 1980, died of pneumonia in Washington on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, according to Tom Johnson, the network's former chief executive.

“Bernie was a CNN original and was our Washington Anchor when we launched on June 1, 1980,” said Chris Licht, CEO of CNN, in a statement. “He was our lead anchor the next twenty years from ...

Longtime CNN anchor Bernard Shaw dead at 82 Shaw was a former U.S. Marine who worked as a reporter at CBS and ABC News before taking on the chief anchor role at CNN when the network began in 1980.

Shaw, who was CNN's original chief anchor when the network started in 1980, died of pneumonia in Washington on Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, according to Tom Johnson, the network's former chief executive.

He was 82, and had contracted pneumonia that was not related to the coronavirus pandemic. “Bernie was a CNN original and was our Washington Anchor when we launched on June 1 st, 1980.