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This week’s information and entertainment news personal personal view is: Betty Nguyen

Betty Nguyen (born September 1, 1974) is an American news anchor currently working with the cable television news channel CNN. Co-anchors CNN Saturday morning, CNN Sunday morning, and editions of the weekend CNN Newsroom with TJ Holmes and the correspondent of regular and other contributors to CNN programming.
Newsflash: The network CBS that Betty Nguyen CNN is leaving and joining the network and a full-time correspondent for CBS News, on March 11, 2010. Betty will anchor the CBS Morning News, and provide regular reports to show early, and contribute to the Division and other broadcasting platforms. Born in Saigon, Vietnam of Vietnamese and white American, and she left the country in April 1975 to come to the United States. She grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, and attended the University of Texas at Austin. Nguyen has a younger sister, a figure skater. Nguyen has been encouraging during the days of youth, and a member of Zeta Tao Alpha sorority in college. Nguyen intended to become a lawyer, but instead received a bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism in 1995. The television presenter, told the news bulletin Dallas in an episode of Walker, Texas Ranger.

In 2007, handed over to the Smithsonian Institution in Vietnam Nguyen for the United States to establish a national television news broadcast in the United States. According to Maxim.com, Nguyen was named one of “TV’s 10 Hottest Anchors News” in 2008.

Nguyen: “It was not until a year old,” Towards the end of the Vietnam War when her family fled South Vietnam. Of a video CNN, she talks about her father.

“It was an American soldier who fell in love with a Vietnamese university student. Married and I had, a child who was given life, and when she was losing a lot of them in the war.

On April 19, 1975, we fled Vietnam, crammed into a packed C – 130 cargo aircraft. It is a step into the unknown. There is nothing guaranteed except that turning back is not an option. This means leaving behind my grandparents … As hard as it was, fleeing not only saved my life, and gave me a new one, in a place called America. ”

Keep up with my house and it causes worth on its official [here]. Betty remains very active with the instructions of the Corporation hungry (which was established with members of her family) and scholarships in the field of journalism at the University of Texas, which abound in Nguyen.