The reports were crucial in establishing CNN when it was the only cable news network and broadcasters ABC, CBS and NBC dominated television news.
“I’ve never been there,” he said that night, “but this feels like we’re in the center of hell.” Shaw memorably reported, with correspondents Peter Arnett and John Holliman, from a hotel room in Baghdad as CNN aired stunning footage of airstrikes and anti-aircraft fire at the beginning of U.S. “Since when did a question hurt a politician?” Shaw said in an interview aired by CSPAN in 2001. Bush and Michael Dukakis, he asked the Democrat - a death penalty opponent - whether he would support that penalty for someone found guilty of raping and murdering Dukakis’ wife Kitty.ĭukakis’ coolly technocratic response was widely seen as damaging to his campaign, and Shaw said later he got a flood of hate mail for asking it. He later reported before a camera hurriedly set up in a newsroom after the 1981 assassination attempt on President Ronald Regan.Īs moderator of a 1988 presidential debate between George H. He died of pneumonia, unrelated to COVID-19, on Wednesday at a hospital in Washington, according to Tom Johnson, CNN’s former chief executive.Ī former CBS and ABC newsman, Shaw took a chance and accepted an offer to become CNN’s chief anchor at its launch in 1980.
“Doing enough research so you feel comfortable doing it and always having some savings in mind. We never go out and spend our last dollar. Make sure you have a good backup plan,” said Dobson.NEW YORK - Bernard Shaw, former CNN anchor and a pioneering Black journalist remembered for his blunt question at a presidential debate and calmly reporting the beginning of the Gulf War in 1991 from Baghdad as it was under attack, has died. Flipping furniture may not be your thing, and that’s ok, there are plenty of side hustles available. The Florida Flipsters suggest before you take the leap, plan ahead and educate yourself before you take the first step. You can make extra cash doing what you love on the side. “It’s definitely something to make money, but also we have become so passionate and so obsessed with this, so it’s something we really enjoy, so I’m much happier doing this as opposed to what I was previously doing at a 9 to 5,” said Tyler. In fact, Tyler just left his 9 to 5 office job, focusing mainly on flipping furniture. The days of working at the same employer for 30 years and getting a gold watch at the end, those days are gone,” he said.Īccording to a poll by Zapier, 1 in 3 Americans have a side hustle job. It’s a perfect combination for anyone wondering about entrepreneurship and banking extra money. “It actually means they might be used even more effectively in terms of producing the things that consumers want and need and that businesses want and need more effectively more products and at better costs. “I think it’s great. If this leads to more people reconsidering what they can do, how they could do it, how they could be of service to others in the economy, I think that’s a wonderful thing. A dynamic economy is a place where people get to take chances and explore options,” said Associate Professor Lutgert college of business at FGCU Victor Claar.Ĭlaar said side hustles are not only good for you but also the economy and consumer. Side hustle jobs have been around for a while, but more people are stepping out of their comfort zone. People are renting out their cars, starting a youtube channel, drop shipping, starting an e-commerce business, becoming a host on Airbnb, and even leasing out garages or yard space for storage.
Lindsey and Tyler are absolutely crushing it. They post all their scavenges and flips to their more than 570 thousand followers on TikTok, or 11 thousand followers on Instagram, taking you along for the ride and showing just how easy it is.
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