John Elliott Biography and Wiki
John Elliott (weatherman) is an American meteorologist for CBS 2 New York. He was previously the meteorologist on “CBS 2 News This Morning” and “CBS 2 News At Noon.”
John Elliott Education
Elliott attended Wayne State University in Detroit where he received his B.A. in radio, television, and film. He also earned his master’s in communications from Central Missouri State University. Elliott studied meteorology under Mississippi State University. He was an advertising copywriter and producer and he also taught media courses at Mott Community College in Flint, Michigan and Central Missouri State.
John Elliott CBS Age
Details about Elliott’s date of birth are not known therefore it is not known when he celebrates his birthday. Elliott likes to keep his personal matters away from the public eye making it difficult to know his age, hence this information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
John Elliott Family
After doing our research, details about his parents are not available and it is also not known if he has any siblings.
John Elliott CBS Wife
Elliott is married to his lovely wife Maryellen Ford-Elliott. Elliott wished his wife a happy anniversary on twitter in 2017.
Happy Anniversary to me and the Mrs… Pretty sure I got the better deal! pic.twitter.com/YPYnFJyvP5
— John Elliott (@JohnElliottTV) March 8, 2017
John Elliott Measurements and Facts
Here are some interesting facts you don’t want to miss about CBS 2 John Elliott.
• Full Name: John Elliott
• Age/ How Old?: Not known
• Date of Birth: Not known
• Place of Birth: Not known
• Education: Wayne State University
• Birthday: Not known
• Nationality: American
• Father’s Name: Mr. Elliot
• Mother’s Name: Mrs. Elliot
• Siblings: Not known
• Spouse: Maryellen Ford-Elliott
• Children/ Kids: To be updated
• Height/ How tall?: Average
• Weight: Average
• Profession: Journalist
• Salary: $100K-500K (annual)
• Net worth: $100K-1M
• Employer: CBS 2
John Elliott CBS 2
He first worked as a weathercaster at WRBL-TV, the CBS affiliate in Columbus, Georgia. He then joined KGET later transitioning to his role as a news anchor. Elliott was a morning news anchor for KGET-TV, the NBC affiliate in Bakersfield, California. He also worked for XETV-TV in San Diego, where he served as an anchor on the Fox station’s morning newscasts.
Elliott has appeared on weekday mornings on NBC as a weathercaster on “Early Today.” Before joining CBS 2, he worked for two years at KCBS-TV in Los Angeles.
He is a recipient of the California Associated Press award for Best Weathercaster and has gotten numerous honors for his news features and general assignment reporting.
CBS 2
WCBS-TV (virtual channel 2) is the flagship station of the CBS television network, licensed to New York, New York, United States. The station is owned by the CBS Television Stations subsidiary of ViacomCBS, as part of a duopoly with Riverhead-licensed independent station WLNY-TV.
CBS 2 Anchors and Reporters List
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John Elliott Salary, John Elliott CBS Weatherman Salary
Elliott’s salary is estimated to be between $50,292 and $100,507 or an hourly average wage of between $ 10.15 and $ 31.32. This is per our average wage estimates for a journalist in the United States.
John Elliott Net Worth
$100K-1M. Working as an anchor at CBS, there is no doubt Elliott earns a good salary and has been able to accumulate good net worth. However, his exact net worth has not yet been revealed but the information will be updated as soon as it is available.
John Elliott CBS 2
Elliott joined WCBS-TV, channel 2 in January 2007 as a meteorologist on “CBS 2 News This Morning” and “CBS 2 News At Noon.”
John Elliott MSNBC
Elliott has handled a wide variety of assignments as an anchor and correspondent on MSNBC. He served as a 2004 MSNBC presidential campaign correspondent in the battleground state of Iowa. He has also reported from numerous bases and posts throughout the nation as troops were deployed for the war in Iraq, and spent time onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.
Frequently Asked Questions About John Elliott
Who is John Elliott?
Elliott is one of America’s best known and best-loved journalists.
How old is John Elliott?
Elliott has not shared his date of birth with the public, as it is not documented anywhere as of 2020.
How tall is John Elliott?
John has not shared his height with the public. His height will be listed once we have it from a credible source.
Is John Elliott married?
Elliott is married to his lovely wife, Maryellen Ford-Elliott.
How much is John Elliott worth?
Elliott’s net worth is not yet revealed.
How much does Elliott make?
Elliott’s annual salary is estimated to be between $ 50,292 and $ 100,507 or an hourly average wage of between $ 10.15 and $ 31.32. This is per our average wage estimates for a journalist in the united states
Where does Elliott live?
Elliott lives in New York.
Is John Elliott dead or alive?
Elliott is still alive and in good health.
Where is Elliott now?
Elliott serves as a meteorologist for CBS2.
What happened to John Elliott?
In June 2019, Elliott was moved to Weekends on CBS2.
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CBS 2 Anchors
• David Agus, M.D.
Contributor
• Sharyn Alfonsi
Correspondent, 60 Minutes
• Jose Andino
Senior Vice President, Human Resources
• Brian Applegate
Executive Producer, “CBS This Morning: Saturday”
• Chloe Arensberg
Senior Producer, “CBS This Morning”
• Serena Altschul
Contributing Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Jim Axelrod
Chief Investigative and Senior National Correspondent
• Errol Barnett
Correspondent
• Nikki Battiste
Correspondent
• David Begnaud
Lead National Correspondent, “CBS This Morning”
• John Blackstone
Correspondent, San Francisco
• Manuel Bojorquez
Correspondent, Miami
• Margaret Brennan
Moderator, “Face The Nation”; Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent
• James Brown
CBS News special correspondent
• Rita Braver
National Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews
Executive Vice President, Strategic Professional Development
• Caitlin Conant
Political Director
• Anderson Cooper
Contributor, 60 Minutes
• Nancy Cordes
Chief Congressional Correspondent
• Lee Cowan
National Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Jan Crawford
Chief Legal Correspondent
• Charlie D’Agata
Correspondent, London
• Don Dahler
Correspondent
• Adriana Diaz
Correspondent, Chicago
• John Dickerson
Correspondent, 60 Minutes; CBS News Political Correspondent
• Seth Doane
Correspondent, Rome
• Tony Dokoupil
Co-host, “CBS This Morning”
• Jericka Duncan
National Correspondent, “CBS This Morning”
• Vladimir Duthiers
Correspondent
• Carter Evans
Correspondent, Los Angeles
• Major Garrett
Chief Washington Correspondent
• Tim Gaughan
Vice President, News Services
• Bill Geist
Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Nancy Giles
Contributor, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Jeff Glor
Co-host, “CBS This Morning: Saturday”; CBS News Special Correspondent
• Kimberly Godwin
Executive Vice President, News
• Anne-Marie Green
Correspondent
• Peter Greenberg
Travel Editor
• Mary Hager
Executive Producer, “Face the Nation”
• Steve Hartman
Correspondent
• Ramy Inocencio
Correspondent, Beijing
• Christopher Isham
Vice President and Bureau Chief, Washington, D.C.
• Dana Jacobson
Co-host, “CBS This Morning: Saturday”
• Rick Jefferson
Vice President, News Operations
• Weijia Jiang
White House Correspondent
• Nikole Killion
Correspondent, Washington D.C.
• Gayle King
Co-host, “CBS This Morning”
• Mark Knoller
CBS News White House correspondent
• Nancy Lane
Vice President and Senior Executive Producer of Programming and Development, CBS News Digital
• Jon LaPook, M.D.
Chief Medical Correspondent
• Ian Lee
Correspondent, London
• Mola Lenghi
Correspondent
• Maureen Maher
“48 Hours Mystery” correspondent
• David Martin
National Security Correspondent
• Anthony Mason
Co-host, “CBS This Morning”
• Diana Miller
Executive Producer, “CBS This Morning”
• Michelle Miller
Co-host, “CBS This Morning: Saturday”
• Erin Moriarty
“48 Hours” correspondent
• Rand Morrison
Executive Producer, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Tara Narula, M.D.
Medical Contributor, “CBS This Morning”
• Reena Ninan
Correspondent and Anchor, CBSN
• Eva Nordstrom
Executive Producer, Special Projects
• Norah O’Donnell
Anchor and Managing Editor, “CBS Evening News”; Anchor, CBS News Election Specials and 60 Minutes Contributing Correspondent
• Ed O’Keefe
Political Correspondent
• Meg Oliver
Correspondent
• Laurie Orlando
Senior Vice President, Talent Strategy
• Bill Owens
Executive Producer, 60 Minutes
• Elizabeth Palmer
Senior Foreign Correspondent, London
• Debora Patta
Correspondent, Johannesburg
• Jane Pauley
Anchor, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Charles Pavlounis
Executive Vice President, Business Development; Chief Financial Officer
• Jeff Pegues
Justice and Homeland Security Correspondent, Washington D.C.
• Scott Pelley
Correspondent, 60 Minutes
• Alison Pepper
CBS News Senior Producer of Recruitment and Development
Executive Director
• Barry Petersen
Correspondent
• Mark Phillips
CBS News London correspondent
• Elaine Quijano
Correspondent
• Chip Reid
National Correspondent
• Paula Reid
White House Correspondent
• Dean Reynolds
Correspondent, Chicago
• Christa Robinson
Senior Vice President, Communications
• Mo Rocca
Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Roxana Saberi
Correspondent, London
• Anthony Salvanto
Director, Elections and Surveys
• Bob Schieffer
CBS News Political Contributor
• Jill Schlesinger
Business Analyst
• Richard Schlesinger
“48 Hours Mystery” correspondent
• Janet Shamlian
Correspondent, Houston
• Tanya Simon
Executive Editor, 60 Minutes
• Tracy Smith
Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Susan Spencer
“48 Hours Mystery” correspondent
• Lesley Stahl
Correspondent, 60 Minutes
• Mark Strassmann
Correspondent
• Christy Tanner
Executive Vice President and General Manager, CBS News Digital
• Martha Teichner
Correspondent, “CBS Sunday Morning”
• Ben Tracy
White House Correspondent
• Imtiaz Tyab
Correspondent, London
• Judy Tygard
Executive Producer, “48 Hours”
• Kris Van Cleave
Transportation Correspondent
• Peter Van Sant
Correspondent, “48 Hours”
• Jonathan Vigliotti
Correspondent, London
• Omar Villafranca
Correspondent, Dallas
• Mireya Villareal
Correspondent, Los Angeles
• Alex Wagner
Correspondent
• Darius Walker
Senior Executive Producer, CBSN
• Anna Werner
Consumer Investigative National Correspondent, “CBS This Morning”
• Bill Whitaker
Correspondent, 60 Minutes
• Holly Williams
Correspondent, Istanbul
• Jaime Yuccas
Correspondent, Los Angeles
• Susan Zirinsky
President and Senior Executive Producer, CBS News