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José Díaz-Balart

Cuban-American journalist and television anchorman

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Díaz-Balart and the second or maternal family name is Caballero.

José Díaz-Balart Caballero (born November 7, ) is a Cuban-Americanjournalist and television anchorman.[2] On September 7, , Diaz-Balart stepped down as anchor of the weeknight editions of Noticias Telemundo.

He is currently anchoring José Díaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC. He also continues to anchor NBC Nightly News Saturday, frequently substitutes for the weekday and Sunday broadcast, and will continue to anchor breaking news and special events coverage for Telemundo and host monthly specials.

Early life

Diaz-Balart's family left Cuba in , and he was raised in Madrid, Spain.[3] He is the son of Rafael Díaz-Balart y Gutiérrez (a former Cuban politician) and Hilda Caballero Brunet.

He has three brothers: Rafael Díaz-Balart (a banker), Mario Díaz-Balart (a Republican U.S. representative) and attorney Lincoln Díaz-Balart (a former U.S. representative). His uncle, Waldo Diaz-Balart is an internationally recognized painter.

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His aunt, Mirta Diaz-Balart, was Fidel Castro's first wife and therefore Fidel Castro is his uncle through marriage, and the late Fidel Castro Jr. (Fidelito) was his first cousin.[4]

Career

After spending a brief time in radio, he worked in print journalism during the mids,[5] for United Press International.[6] In December, he became the Central American Bureau Chief for what was then called the Spanish International Network (today known as Univision).

In he was one of the group of journalists that founded Telemundo news, creating Noticias Telemundo/HBC. He subsequently established himself as a television news reporter in Miami, where he worked for WTVJ from till he was hired by CBS in May [7] In August , he made history by becoming the first Cuban-American to host a network news program when he began anchoring for the CBS News program This Morning.[2] By , he returned to Spanish language network television; he became the anchor of a new Telemundo morning program called Esta Mañana.[8] He later co-hosted Telemundo's first morning news and entertainment show, Esta Mañana, as well as its public affairs show, Cada Día.[citation needed] By , the bilingual anchor began hosting a once-a-month interview program on Telemundo, Enfoque con José Diaz-Balart; on that program, he has interviewed a wide range of news-makers, including political leaders and candidates for president.

He has interviewed every U.S. president since Ronald Reagan.[9] In , he returned to English-language TV, and to his former station in Miami, WTVJ, as a news anchor.[10] In he became the anchor of Telemundo's evening newscast, Noticias Telemundo.[11]

By , he was doing some reporting for NBC.

He again made history when he substituted for Contessa Brewer on MSNBC Live for the week of June 20 through 24, , in the show's 12 PM time slot, making him the first U.S. journalist to broadcast both English and Spanish newscasts on two networks simultaneously.[12]

From to Diaz-Balart hosted the 10 AM news hour for MSNBC, replacing Chris Jansing.[13] It was announced on November 10, , that he would be taking over hosting duties on The Daily Rundown on November 17, , with the program expanding to two hours, essentially absorbing his eponymous show that had previously aired during the second hour.

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    • The Daily Rundown later became known as MSNBC Live with Jose Diaz-Balart as part of a wider restructuring of MSNBC's dayside programming in [14] In late , he also began working as a fill-in anchor for the Saturday edition of NBC Nightly News. He was officially named host of that program in July , and he continues in that position today.[15]

    On February 18, , Diaz-Balart moderated the Democratic Town Hall with Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, in Las Vegas, Nevada.[16] On June 26 and 27 of , Diaz-Balart co-moderated the first Democratic Presidential Debates on NBC and Telemundo.[17]

    On September 7, , it was announced he was stepping down as anchor of the weeknight editions of Noticias Telemundo to anchor a new 10 A.M.

    show called José Díaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC. He will continue to anchor NBC Nightly News Saturday, and will continue to anchor breaking news and special events coverage for Telemundo and host monthly specials.[18]

    Awards

    Diaz-Balart is the recipient of five national Emmys for his work with Telemundo Network, including Outstanding Newscast Anchor.

    He previously received two SunCoast Emmy awards while working at WTVJ-TV in Miami; an Associated Press Award and four Hispanic Excellence in Journalism Awards, all in the s.[2] He also received a Du Pont and Peabody. Media has named him best news anchor three times, and Hispanic Business Magazine named him one of the " most influential people in the U.S." He was recognized with the Silver Circle Award by the National Academy of Television Sciences in In , Multichannel News and Broadcasting & Cable presented him with the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Hispanic Television at the 10th Annual Hispanic Television Summit, produced by Schramm Marketing Group.

    He was named GQ Magazine's Best International Journalist in [19] In Diaz-Balart received the TV Broadcast Journalist Award by the MultiCultural Media Correspondents Association in Washington DC.

    Personal life

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    Diaz-Balart and his wife Brenda have two daughters, Katrina and Sabrina.[4][20]

    References

    1. ^Tom Jicha. "Diaz-Balart: CBS Eye-Opener?" South Florida Sun-Sentinel, May 10, , p.4 E.
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    3. ^Luisa Yanez. "Wake-Up Call." South Florida Sun-Sentinel, August 15, , pp. 1E, 6E.
    4. ^ abBicks, Emily (26 June ). "Jose Diaz-Balart's Wife & Family: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know". . Retrieved 23 May
    5. ^Gail Shister.

      "CBS Reporter Doesn't Want to Visit Cuba Now." Panama City (FL) News Herald, March 2, , p. 7D.

    6. ^"Miami Policeman Found Not Guilty." Muncie (IN) Star Press, March 16, , p.

      Mario diaz balart facebook: In office November 7, — November 5, Retrieved March 1, Retrieved 7 September Fidelito was his first cousin.

    7. ^Gail Shister. "Tubenotes." Scranton (PA) Tribune, May 10, , p.
    8. ^"ABC Wins Week's Ratings." Florida Today, May 18, , p. 4D.
    9. ^"Bush Talks Foreign Policy in Telemundo Interview." Northwest Florida Daily News, August 3, , p. A 4.
    10. ^Magaly Morales.

      Mario diaz balart voting record Retrieved March 22, Preceded by Tom Cole. By , he was doing some reporting for NBC. See also [ edit ].

      "Diaz-Balart Back on 6." South Florida Sun-Sentinel, June 25, , p. 3 E.

    11. ^Weprin, Alex (September 7, ). "MSNBC Shakes Up Dayside Lineup: José Diaz-Balart to Rejoin Cable Channel". Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 7 September
    12. ^Rivera, Adriana (22 June ).

      Tia diaz-balart Retrieved November 30, ISSN Mica S. Authority control databases.

      "Jose Diaz-Balart Makes History By Anchoring News in English AND Spanish Simultaneously!". Latina. Retrieved 29 July

    13. ^"Telemundo's José Díaz-Balart Joins MSNBC"(PDF).
    14. ^"MSNBC Reconfiguration Includes Addition of Anchor Snow." Tampa Tribune, September 18, , p.
    15. ^"JOSE DÍAZ-BALART NAMED ANCHOR OF SATURDAY “NBC NIGHTLY NEWS." NBC Press Release, July 13, [1]
    16. ^"Díaz-Balart to moderate Democratic Town Hall".

      18 February

    17. ^Olmstead, Molly (26 June ). "Unfamiliar with José Díaz-Balart? Start with His Recent Contentious Trump Interview". Slate.
    18. ^Mastrangelo, Dominick (September 7, ). "José Díaz-Balart gets daytime show on MSNBC". The Hill. Retrieved 7 September
    19. ^Staff, M.

      C. N. (4 October ).

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      23. "Hispanic TV Summit: Diaz-Balart Honored at Event". Multichannel. Retrieved

    23. ^Andres Rubiano, "Jose Diaz-Balart comparte detalles de sus vacaciones en París." . December 31, , [2]Archived at the Wayback Machine

    Bibliography

    • The Cuban Americanos, New Americans, by Miguel González-Pando; Greenwood Publishing Group, ; ISBN&#;
    • Cuba: intrahistoria: una lucha sin tregua, by Rafael L.

      Díaz-Balart; Ediciones Universal, ; ISBN&#;

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