Brenda Shoss, from Kinship Circle, has sent out an extensive media list and is urging activists to contact the media and report on the issue of stranded animals in Louisiana. That issue is a human tragedy as well as an animal tragedy, as the greatest loss many people will suffer is that of their beloved companions. I will paste her superb compilation below. She recommends that people send her letter, as is, with a brief introduction, or to compose their own notes entirely. It is my understanding that short heartfelt notes are the most likely to be read.
The alert below includes both email addresses and fax numbers for the major news shows. It also includes contact information for various animal disaster relief resources on the scene, which you may wish to forward to people in need or to the media.
Also, I wish to draw attention to a letter from Dana Nesbitt, President, Humane Society of Louisiana, towards the end of this alert. It gives us a good update on the situation.
Here is the Kinship Circle alert:
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9/4/05--KATRINA: 3) Join Our Media Blitz For Animals
KINSHIP CIRCLE
http://www.kinshipcircle.org
This is the third in a series of Kinship Circle Katrina Animal Relief
alerts. Unlike our first two glossaries of news, hands-on help, resources
for donating money, supplies, etc.
THIS ALERT TARGETS THE NATIONAL BROADCAST MEDIA.
For the last 48 hours Kinship Circle has barraged anchors, correspondents,
producers, programmers... at CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC and FOX. We've faxed. We've
emailed. We've called. Our message: Air animal disaster relief resources.
Now.
WE NEED YOU TO FINISH WHAT WE STARTED!
Below, you will find the message Kinship Circle, with Merritt Clifton,
Editor, ANIMAL PEOPLE, sent to over 200 television news contacts. The media
now needs to be flooded with hundreds to thousands of comments asking them
to report on the animals.
IMPORTANT: IF YOU SEND KINSHIP CIRCLE'S MESSAGE, DO NOT CHANGE ANY WORDING.
If our information becomes too lengthy, it could hurt our plea for media
exposure.
We do encourage you to write either a very short introductory note or your
own letter all together. Tell major news networks you want information
publicized on Katrina's animal victims.
Sign your name, address and phone number to verify your identity.
FYI: Tonight during Larry King's three hour special, How You Can Help, he
mentioned disaster relief resources for animals TWICE. We'd like to think
that is because we compulsively faxed and emailed Mr. King throughout the
day!
Whatever prompted Larry King and CNN to finally utter these words: "Help for
the animals. It's very important..." we don't care. Let's hope it's a trend.
Please email and fax obsessively. The animals are counting on you.
Kinship Circle
NATIONAL BROADCAST MEDIA EMAIL BLOCKS
[FAX NUMBERS FOLLOW KINSHIP CIRCLE'S MESSAGE]
hurricanevictims@cnn.com, paula.zahn@turner.com, aaron.brown@turner.com,
lklshow.ideas@cnn.com, wolf@cnn.com, sachi.koto@turner.com,
chuck.roberts@turner.com, linda.stouffer@turner.com,
dave.willis@turner.com, sharon.collins@turner.com, asieh.namdar@turner.com,
stephen.frazier@turner.com, catherine.callaway@turner.com,
sean.callebs@turner.com, michael.squadron@turner.com,
daryn.kagan@turner.com, lou.dobbs@turner.com, michelle.rozsa@turner.com,
kyra.phillips@turner.com, cheryl.gould@nbc.com, letters@msnbc.com,
rehema.ellis@nbc.com, david.verdi@nbc.com, abramsreport@msnbc.com,
lester.holt@msnbc.com, brian.williams@nbc.com
dateline@nbc.com, marc.rosenwasser@nbc.com, david.corvo@nbc.com,
letters@msnbc.com, wt@nbc.com, mtp@msnbc.com, 60m@cbsnews.com,
KFSWriters@hearst.com, weekends@cbsnews.com, evening@cbsnews.com,
sundays@cbsnews.com, earlyshow@cbs.com, osgoodfile@cbs.com, sat@cbsnews.com,
ftn@cbsnews.com, 48hours@cbsnews.com, comments@foxnews.com,
kennedy@foxnews.com, john.moody@foxnews.com, skinner@foxnews.com,
tim.gaughan@foxnews.com, folbaum@foxnews.com, janet.alshouse@foxnews.com,
jon.scott@foxnews.com, brigitte.quinn@foxnews.com,
patti.ann.browne@foxnews.com, todd.connor@foxnews.com
jerry.burke@foxnews.com, brian.gaffney@foxnews.com, afterhours@foxnews.com,
atlarge@foxnews.com, linda.vester@foxnews.com, foxmagazine@foxnews.com,
fns@foxnews.com, newswatch@foxnews.com, greta@foxnews.com,
brit.hume@foxnews.com, jim.eldridge@foxnews.com, john.gibson@foxnews.com,
shepard.smith@foxnews.com, radiofactor@foxnews.com, david.brown@foxnews.com,
2020@abc.com, JohnStossel@abcnews.com, nightline@abc.com,
john.quinones@abc.com, bill.geddie@abc.com, thisweek@abc.com
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KINSHIP CIRCLE'S MEDIA MESSAGE
Please don't change anything.
We urge you to write a short note
BEFORE Kinship's message or your
own message entirely.
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Please Help Katrina's Forgotten Victims
Dear News Broadcaster:
Lynn Szymurski and her husband are finally safe. They escaped the wind,
water and looting that transformed their home city of New Orleans. But, they
are distraught over a development the media has largely ignored: Katrina's
animal victims.
According to a communication between Lynn and her husband, New Orleans
authorities may soon be directed to shoot to kill the multitude of former
pets and strays wandering the streets starving, ill or injured
(documentation from Lynn Szymurski after resource list). These are domestic
cats and dogs. To many, they were family members.
But with federal authorities scrambling to save human lives, the animals are
forgotten victims. On September 2, 2005 the Associated Press reported: "The
Superdome, where some 25,000 people were being evacuated by bus to the
Houston Astrodome, descended into chaos as well... Many people had dogs and
they cannot take them on the bus.
"A police officer took one from a little boy, who cried until he vomited.
'Snowball, Snowball,' he cried. The policeman told a reporter he didn't know
what would happen to the dog."
Why do I know where that police officer could have taken Snowball, along
with other evacuees' pets, but local and federal authorities do not? I hold
the media accountable for doing little to publicize the well-organized
animal disaster relief effort.
Right now, approximately 50 teams of trained animal rescue volunteers have
converged upon New Orleans, Gulfport and other flood-damaged areas. The
ASPCA, Humane Society of the U.S., American Humane Association, Best Friends
Society, Noah's Wish, Emergency Animal Rescue Service (EARS), and Alley Cat
Allies are among many national organizations coordinating efforts with the
Louisiana SPCA, Humane Society of Louisiana, the Louisiana Veterinary
Association (LVMA), and other local organizations in stricken areas.
Your coverage of the human carnage, despair, rage and suffering is
breathtaking. But certainly there is room for How To Help, or even a news
scroll, about the many drop sites for displaced animals. The human rescuers
and animals trapped in makeshift shelters--most without electricity, food,
water or communication--need financial donations and supplies as well.
I implore you to help these poor animals. A concise list of Animal Disaster
Relief Resources follows this note. Time is running out. Please air this
information now. Americans have enough compassion and empathy for ALL of
Katrina's casualties.
Sincerely,
Brenda Shoss, Kinship Circle
Janet Enoch, Kinship Circle
Merritt Clifton, ANIMAL PEOPLE
Kinship Circle, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Brenda Shoss, president: 314-795-2646 (cell); 314-863-9445 (desk)
info@kinshipcircle.org
Janet Enoch, vice president: 314-614-0224 (cell)
janetelinstar@yahoo.com
7380 Kingsbury Blvd.; Saint Louis, MO 63130
http://www.kinshipcircle.org
Merritt Clifton, Editor, ANIMAL PEOPLE
360-579-2505; anmlpepl@whidbey.com
P.O. Box 960; Clinton, WA 98236
http://www.animalpeoplenews.org
ANIMAL DISASTER RELIEF RESOURCES:
1.) NEW ORLEANS HOTLINE FOR PEOPLE WHO LEFT ANIMALS IN HOMES OR BOARDING
FACILITIES: 225-578-6111 or Katrinaanimalrescue@yahoo.com
Please call and leave name, address of confined animal, species, number of
animals, and when food would have run out. Louisiana SPCA director Laura
Maloney says shelter workers follow other agencies and crews through
neighborhoods and rescue pets, some who are locked in houses.
2.) HOTLINE FOR EVACUEES IN HOUSTON AREA: 713-802-0555
The Houston SPCA is now accepting animals from storm victims staying in
Houston Area Shelters. For those needing shelter for pets, call
713-802-0555.
3.) PETS TRAVELING WITH OWNERS
The Louisiana Veterinary Association (LVMA) is currently accepting pets at:
- Blackham Coliseum in Lafayette
- LSU in Shreveport
- Monroe Civic Center for small animals
- Ike Hamilton Center for large animals (in Monroe)
- Farmer's Market in Alexandria
- LSU AgCenter/Parker Coliseum in Baton Rouge
CONTACT: LSU Agriculture Center Shelter Manager, Dr. Paula Drone: 225-572-0732
4.) PEOPLE WITH PETS WHO ARE CURRENTLY EVACUATING NEW ORLEANS
The Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (LA/SPCA)
will transport animals from pick-up points in New Orleans to:
- The Lamar-Dixon Expo Center: 9039 St. Landry Rd., Gonzales, LA
CONTACT: Lamar-Dixon Shelter Manager, Loretta Lambert: 225-413-8856
5.) ADDITIONAL TEMPORARY SHELTER
LAKE CHARLES, LA - Pets are being accepted at Calcasieu Parish Animal
Services and the Lake Charles Civic Center. Calcasieu Parish Animal
Services: 5500 A Swift Plant Road; Lake Charles, LA 70615.
CONTACT: David Marcantel, 337-439-8879 or dmarcantel@cppj.net
LAFAYETTE, LA - The Cajundome is a shelter for humans only; pets are being
housed a block away at Blackham Coliseum. Cajundome: 444 Cajundome Blvd.;
Lafayette, LA 70506; 337-265-2100. Blackham Coliseum: Located one block from
the Cajundome at the corner of Cajundome Blvd. and Johnston Street.
CONTACT: Homeland Security veterinarian Dr. Renee Perrier; 101 Idlewood Blvd.;
Lafayette, LA; 337-981-8387.
ABBEVILLE, LA - Shelters are being established at the BOYS and GIRLS CLUB
and the FRUIT OF THE LOOM Factory that is closed. They are reportedly
setting up for people and animals. At this time, we have no specific
information on these shelters other than -
CONTACT: Joelle Rupert, 337-893-0235
ADDITIONAL CONTACTS FOR MEDIA:
Corporate Giving, Amber Bethel: 504-329-5220 or 504-400-7761
National Animal Welfare Groups Coordinator, Laura Maloney: 225-413-8813 or 504-329-5207
Animal Recovery in New Orleans, Kathryn Destreza (primary): 225-413-9150 or 504-329-5209
Laura Maloney (secondary): 225-413-8813 or 504-329-5207
Donation Center Manager Gloria Dauphin (phone number TBD)
State Veterinary Liaison, Renee Poirrier: 337-981-8587 or 337-298-1636
Louisiana Animal Control Association, Dez Crawford: 225-772-7287
6.) DONATION RESOURCES
DONATIONS (supplies/money):
Louisiana SPCA Hurricane Relief
c/o Houston SPCA
900 Portway Drive; Houston, Texas 77024-8022
ph: 713-869-SPCA (7722); fax: 713-869-5857; email: hspca@hspca.org
DONATIONS (supplies/money):
Humane Society of Louisiana
c/o St Francis Animal Sanctuary
97 Obed Magee Rd.; Tylertown, MS 39667
DONATIONS (supplies/money):
Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association: 1-800-524-2996 or 225-928-5862.
Mail check/money order payable to: the Dr. Walter J. Ernst, Jr. Veterinary
Memorial Foundation, 8550 United Plaza Blvd., Suite 1001, Baton Rouge, LA
70809. Visit: http://www.lvma.org for downloadable Hurricane Contribution
Form.
7.) FOR RESCUERS & PET OWNERS - MICROCHIPPED ANIMALS
Many animals were found with microchips in all the states hit by hurricane Katrina.
Several hundred are already safely placed. Owners need to contact:
AVID MICROCHIP ID (also owns Pet Net Microchip company): 800-336-2843
HOME AGAIN MICROCHIP RECOVERY: 866-738-4324
VET-LINK.COM MICROCHIP: 800-838-8563
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NATIONAL MEDIA CONTACTS FOR ANIMAL DISASTER RELIEF
NOAH'S WISH - http://www.noahswish.org/index.htm
P.O. Box 997 Placerville, CA 95667
ph: 530-622-9313 fax: 530-622-9317 info@noahswish.org
EMERGENCY ANIMAL RESCUE SERVICE (EARS) -
http://www.uan.org/ears/ 916-429-2457 ears@uan.org
BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY - http://www.bestfriends.org
5001 Angel Canyon Road; Kanab, UT 84741
435-644-3965, ext. 4165 aileenw@bestfriends.org, hrf@bestfriends.org
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (ASPCA) -
http://www.aspca.org/ ASPCA Disaster Relief Fund
424 East 92nd Street New York, NY 10128 866-275-3923
MEDIA CONTACT: Jo Sullivan, ASPCA, 212-876-7700 ext. 4512
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES (HSUS) -
http://www.hsus.org HSUS Disaster Relief Fund 2100 L Street, NW Washington, DC 20037
MEDIA CONTACT: Belinda Mager, bmager@hsus.org 301-258-3071 (desk), 240-888-1910 (cell)
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From: Lynn Szymurski, richlynn@COX.NET
Urgent news from New Orleans
I will write a more detailed post tomorrow, actually today, but my husband
finally reached me. He is safe, well protected by our Police force when
they are fighting the fires, but I need to get this out ASAP! What he told
me is so disturbing and urgent, if there is anyone out there with the power
to do something quickly, this has to get out.
I do have more inside info, but I'm too drained to write more. My husband
said that a shoot to kill order with regards to animals may begin soon. They
believe it is the most humane way to handle the multitude of animals that
are starving and ill, or injured. I cannot fathom this, and I can't bear to
think that someone's family pet will end like this.
Please, please, please try to get this order rescinded. I don't know who it
came from. But someone will know the right person to contact. Let them
begin on the Westbank, it isn't flooded, and there are secure back highways
to come in. The rescues are just waiting for the word to go, and the
military is coming in, and they will take care of the criminals that have
better weapons than our own police force. I will post more, later after
I've rested.
I stand behind the validity of this information.
Siberianly,
Lynn Szymurski
Richlynn Siberians
New Orleans, LA http://www.richlynn.com
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FROM: Dana Nesbitt, President, Humane Society of Louisiana
While we escaped the catastrophic conditions in New Orleans, the
approximately 500 animals now in joint custody of the two groups are now in
a living situation, where there is no electricity, phone service or adequate
supplies. We are now finally able to access water from a well. Generators,
pet food, animal care supplies and clothing/ food for our workers, who have
effectively been made homeless, are needed. We are operating at 115 Obed
Magee Road in Tyler Town, Mississippi, 39667.
Meanwhile, in the nearby city of New Orleans, the crisis continues.
Alongside the devastating, heartbreaking human tragedy, pets and homeless
animals are left to fend for themselves and are suffering and dying on the
streets. We know of many rescuers and animal caretakers, who stayed behind
to care for their animals, and are at great risk.
Maddie Bernard, the founder of "Used Dogs" recently was able to contact us,
and she described the gangs of armed and dangerous criminals moving along
her street, where she is hiding with her animals. Pam Casey, one of the
cofounders of "Spay Mart" stayed behind with her husband to care for
hundreds of cats. The last time we had contact with them, they were hiding
in the dark, protecting themselves from violent gangs and hoping to acquire
a truck, so they could flee.
Dr. Brian Ghere and Dr. Missy Jackson, both veterinarians, armed themselves
and went into the city and successfully rescued the animals trapped at the
Southern Animal Foundation Clinic. Dr. James Riopelle, a past President of
the Coalition of Louisiana Animal Activists, is trapped at the Mercy Boggs
Hospital with 100 companion animals. The need for our immediate help is
overwhelming.
With our own pets, our sanctuary animals secured, we plan to join with other
agencies to assist with rescue efforts of animals in New Orleans. Anyone
wishing to volunteer to help hands-on can reach Johnna Harris on her cell
phone at 504-512-8777.
Dana Nesbitt, President
Humane Society of Louisiana
HumaneLA@cs.com
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Kinship Circle, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
Brenda Shoss, president: 314-795-2646 (cell) * 314-863-9445 (desk)
info@kinshipcircle.org
Janet Enoch, vice president: 314-614-0224 (cell) or janetelinstar@yahoo.com
7380 Kingsbury Blvd.; Saint Louis, MO 63130
http://www.kinshipcircle.org
Merritt Clifton, Editor, ANIMAL PEOPLE
360-579-2505; anmlpepl@whidbey.com
P.O. Box 960; Clinton, WA 98236
http://www.animalpeoplenews.org
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FAX NUMBERS
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TO: CNN News Group
Fax: 404-878-1024
Paula Zahn, Anchor, People in the News
Catherine Callaway, CNN Saturday Night Anchor, Headquarters
Sean Callebs, National Correspondent, Headquarters
Daryn Kagan, Anchor, CNN Live Today
Michelle Rozsa, Executive Producer, CNN Live Today
Aaron Brown, Anchor; Managing Editor, NewsNight with Aaron Brown
Jack Cafferty, Anchor, American Morning
Soledad O'Brien, Co-Host, American Morning
Michael Squadron, Senior Producer, American Morning
Lou Dobbs, Anchor; Managing Editor, Lou Dobbs Tonight
Fax: 202-898-7686
Larry King, Host, Larry King Live & Larry King Weekend
Fax: 202-515-2919
Wolf Blitzer, Anchor, Wolf Blitzer Reports
Fax: 404-827-1758
Sachi Koto, News Anchor, Headline News
Chuck Roberts, Weekday News Anchor, Headline News
Linda Stouffer, News Anchor, Headline News
Sharon Collins, News Anchor, Headline News
Asieh Namdar, Anchor; Segment Producer, Department: Headline News
Stephen Frazier, News Anchor, Headline News
Sophia Choi, News Anchor, Headline News
Thomas Roberts, News Anchor, Headline News
Rolando Santos, Executive Vice President; General Manager, Headline News
Fax: 404-827-1099
Heidi Collins, Anchor, CNN Saturday Morning / CNN Sunday Morning
Sarah Worthington, Executive Producer, CNN Saturday Morning / CNN Sunday Morning
Kyra Phillips, Anchor, CNN Live Today
Charles Keyes, Executive Producer, CNN Live Today
TO: NBC NEWS
Fax: 201-583-5453
Maria Shriver, NBC News Host, Specials
Cheryl Gould, News Vice President, Headquarters
Lisa Hsia, Vice President, Primetime News Programming, Headquarters
Rehema Ellis, General Assignment Correspondent, Headquarters
Fax: 201-583-5584
Dan Abrams, MSNBC Host, The Abrams Report
Lester Holt, MSNBC Anchor, Lester Holt Live
Fax: 201-583-5511
Brian Williams, CNBC, Anchor; Managing Editor, The News With Brian Williams
Fax: 212-664-6044
John Seigenthaler, Weekend Anchor, NBC Nightly News with Brian William
Fax: 212-664-7073
Stone Phillips, Principal Anchor, Dateline
Marc Rosenwasser, Executive Editor, Dateline
David Corvo, Executive Producer, Dateline
Assignment desk fax: 201-583-5453
Katie Couric, Co-Anchor - Today; Contributing Anchor - Dateline
Matt Lauer, Co-Anchor, Today Show
Jim Bell, Executive Producer, Today Show
Colleen Halpin, Senior Producer, Today Show
Ann Curry, News Anchor, Today Show
Campbell Brown, Co-Anchor, Weekend Today
Alex Wallace, Executive Producer, Weekend Today
Chris Matthews, Host, Hardball with Chris Matthews
Nancy Nathan, Producer, The Chris Matthews Show
Fax: 202-966-4544
Tim Russert, Host; Senior VP; Washington Bureau Chief, Meet the Press
Betsy Fischer, Executive Producer, Meet the Press
TO: CBS NEWS
Fax: 212-975-2019
Morley Safer, Co-Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Lesley Stahl, Co-Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Mike Wallace, Co-Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Patti Hassler, Executive Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Jeffrey Fager, Executive Producer, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Ed Bradley, Co-Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Don Hewitt, Creator, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Fax: 212-757-6975
Steve Kroft, Co-Editor, 60 Minutes - Sunday
Fax: 212-975-4341
Scott Pelley, Correspondent, 60 Minutes - Wednesday
Bob Simon, Correspondent, 60 Minutes - Wednesday
Vicki Mabrey, Correspondent, 60 Minutes - Wednesday
Charlie Rose, Correspondent, 60 Minutes - Wednesday
Batt Humph:reys, Senior Broadcast Producer, CBS Morning News
Victor Neufeld, Executive Producer, The Early Show
Julie Chen, Co-Anchor, The Early Show
Harry Smith, Co-Anchor, The Early Show
Stephanie Zarpas, Senior Broadcast Producer; The Saturday Early Show
Gretchen Carlson, Co-Anchor, The Saturday Early Show
Rene Syler, Co-Anchor, The Early Show
Charles Osgood, Host, The Osgood File
Fax: 212-975-1893
Russ Mitchell, Anchor - Saturday Edition, CBS Evening News
John Roberts, Anchor - Sunday Edition; White House Correspondent
Thalia Assuras, Anchor - Evening News, Saturday Edition; Correspondent
Jim Murphy, Executive Producer, CBS Evening News
Susan Bean, Senior Producer, CBS Evening News
Ingrid Ciprian-Mathews, Senior Producer, CBS Evening News
Chris Dinan, Senior Producer, CBS Evening News
Fax: 212-975-7352
Rand Morrison, Executive Producer, CBS News Sunday Morning
Estelle Popkin, Senior Broadcast Producer, CBS News Sunday Morning
Marquita Pool-Eckert, Senior Producer, CBS News Sunday Morning
Gavin Boyle, Senior Producer, CBS News Sunday Morning
Al Balisky, Supervising Editor, CBS News Sunday Morning
Hannah Storm, Co-Anchor, The Early Show
Fax: 202-457-1533
Carin Pratt, Executive Producer, Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer
Bob Schieffer, Anchor & Moderator - FTN; Interim Anchor - CBS Evening News;
Chief Washington Correspondent; Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer
Denise Li, Senior Producer, Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer
Fax: 212-975-5000
Susan Zirinsky, Executive Producer, 48 Hours Investigates
Al Briganti, Executive Editor, 48 Hours Investigates
Harold Dow, Correspondent, 48 Hours Investigates
Erin Moriarty -- Correspondent
Richard Schlesinger -- Correspondent
Bill Lagattuta -- Correspondent
Peter Van Sant -- Correspondent
Troy Roberts -- Correspondent
TO: FOX NEWS CHANNEL
Fax: 212-301-8274
Bill Hemmer, Daytime Anchor; Correspondent
Dari Alexander, Weekend Anchor
Kiran Chetry, News Update Anchor; Weekend Anchor
Douglas Kennedy, General Assignment Correspondent
Rick Leventhal, General Assignment Correspondent
John Moody, Senior Vice President - News Editorial
Jane Skinner, Daytime News Anchor
Tim Gaughan, News Editor
Suzanne Scott, Senior Producer
Rick Folbaum, News Anchor - Fox News Live; Saturday Anchor
Jon Scott, Anchor, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Brigitte Quinn, Anchor, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Patti Ann Browne, Weekend Anchor, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Todd Connor, Weekend Anchor, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Jerry Burke, Executive Producer, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Brian Gaffney, Weekend Executive Producer, Fox News Live & Fox News Live Weekend
Cal Thomas, Host, After Hours with Cal Thomas
Tom Bird, Executive Producer, After Hours with Cal Thomas
Geraldo Rivera, Host - At Large; Foreign Correspondent, At Large with Geraldo Rivera
Linda Vester, Host, DaySide
Laurie Dhue, Fox Magazine; News Update Anchor
Marvin Himelfarb, Executive Producer, Fox Magazine
John Gibson, Anchor
Shepard Smith, Anchor, The Fox Report with Shepard Smith
Bill O'Reilly, Host, The Radio Factor with Bill O'Reilly
David Brown, Senior Producer, The O'Reilly Factor
Fax: 202-824-6426
Chris Wallace, Anchor; Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace
Greta Van Susteren, Host
Brit Hume, Host; Washington DC Managing Editor
Jim Eldridge, Senior Producer, Special Report with Brit Hume
Fax: 212-382-1411
Eric Burns, Host, Fox News Watch
TO: ABC NEWS
Fax: 212-456-2381
Jonathan Banner, Executive Producer, ABC World News Tonight
Bob Woodruff, Saturday Anchor; Correspondent, ABC World News Tonight
Barbara Walters, Co-Host; Executive Producer
Bill Geddie, Executive Producer, The View
Fax: 212-456-0533
John Stossel, Co-Anchor, ABC 20/20
Elizabeth Vargas, Co-Anchor, ABC 20/20
David Sloan, Executive Producer, ABC 20/20
John Quinones, Co-Anchor, PrimeTime Live
Fax: 212-456-7290
Charles Gibson, Co-Anchor, Good Morning America
Diane Sawyer, Co-Anchor GMA; Co-Anchor Primetime Live
Robin Roberts, Co-Anchor, Good Morning America
Kate Snow, Co-Host; Washington Correspondent - Good Morning America, Weekend
Ron Claiborne, News Anchor GMA Weekend; Correspondent, Good Morning America Weekend
Fax: 202-222-7976
Tom Bettag, Executive Producer, Nightline
Ted Koppel, Anchor; Managing Editor, Nightline
Fax: 202-222-7074
George Stephanopoulos, Host, This Week
Dan Morris, Senior Producer, This Week
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