Bill blakemore biography

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        1. Veteran foreign and domestic correspondent Bill Blakemore joined ABC News in in the Mideast and India.
        2. Graduated from the Wesleyan University in Connecticut; former literature and philosophy teacher at the American University of Beirut and the American Community School of Beirut; one of fourty semi finalists in the "Journalist in Space Program" (cancelled following the Challenger tragedy); candidate from New York; in.
        3. Blakemore was ABC's Vatican correspondent throughout John Paul II's reign.
        4. A former literature teacher at the American University of Beirut, Blakemore is a graduate of Wesleyan University in Connecticut and a native of Chicago.

          5. Graduated from the Wesleyan University in Connecticut; former literature and philosophy teacher at the American University of Beirut and the American Community School of Beirut; one of fourty semi finalists in the "Journalist in Space Program" (cancelled following the Challenger tragedy); candidate from New York; in....

          Bill Blakemore

          — -- Bill Blakemore has spearheaded ABC's coverage of global warming, traveling from the tropics to polar regions to report on the impacts and dangers of climate change, as well as possible solutions for it.

          Blakemore helped create ABC's new multiplatform exploration of global warming in TV, Internet, podcast, radio and print formats. He began focusing on global warming even as he was finishing his 27-year coverage of the entire papacy of Pope John Paul II.

          Blakemore was part of the ABC News team that won the duPont-Columbia Award for its live coverage in Rome of John Paul's funeral and his successor's election.

          Bill Blakemore is known for ABC The Millennium (), Target: Bin Laden - The Death and Life of Public Enemy Number One () and Pope John Paul II.

          Blakemore has been a reporter for ABC News for more than 35 years, covering a wide variety of stories.

          On Sept. 11, 2001, Blakemore reported live from ground zero before the trade towers fell, and in following months from Afghanistan on the Taliban's demise; from Pakistan's Frontier Province on fundamentalist ele