Anna Werner Biography and Wiki
Anna Werner was born in Chicago. She graduated from Northern Illinois University. She has won 33 Emmy Awards and numerous other awards. She has won two Murrow Awards at KPIX. She was a national investigative reporter at CBS stations before coming to CBS News.
Anna Werner’s Age and Birthday
She was born in Chicago. She likes to keep her personal life private hence she has not mentioned her exact birth details.
Anna Werner Height
She stands at a height of 5 feet 5 inches ( 165 cm). More information about her body measurements will be updated when available.
Anna Werner Education
She attained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Broadcast Journalism from Northern Illinois University.
Anna Werner Family
Information about her family and siblings is not in the public. We are keeping tabs thus We will update this section once this information is available.
Anna Werner Husband
She likes to keep her personal life private hence she has not mentioned any details concerning if she is married or dating.
Anna Werner’s Net Worth
She has an approximated Net Worth of around $ 1,000,000 – $ 5,000,000. This includes her Assets, Money, and Income. Her primary source of income is her career as a Correspondent.
Anna Werner CBS News
She is the consumer investigative national correspondent for ”CBS Mornings” based in New York. Her reporting is also featured across all CBS News broadcasts and platforms, including the “CBS Evening News,” ” CBS Sunday Morning,” ”48 Hours” and the CBS News Streaming Network, CBS News’ premier 24/7 anchored streaming news service. Since joining CBS News in 2011, Werner has traveled across the globe. ”CBS Mornings”
She has reported on a host of investigative stories with subjects including phone scammers, insulin pricing, fraudulent generic drugs, harmful beauty products, high medical costs, lead in drinking water, breast implant cancer risks, financial scams of the elderly, and grave robbing of native artifacts. She’s also dug into medical record hacking, illegal dietary supplements, sperm donor anonymity, heavy metals in fruit juices, Instagram scams, child sex abuse, dangerous plastic surgery in Mexico, minors addicted to JUUL e-cigarettes, the hacking of medical devices, glyphosate in breakfast foods and the risks of crowdfunding. Her stories on the dangers of methylene chloride led to the toxic paint stripper being pulled from the shelves of most major national retailers.
At CBS News, Her stories have received widespread acclaim. Her award-winning reports have included a story on electric shock devices used on students at a Massachusetts special needs school which won a New York Newswomen’s Front Page Award for Best Television Feature and a report on a district attorney gunned down in Kaufman County, Texas, which led a Murrow-winning broadcast of the “CBS Evening News.”