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Stewart left MTV and moved to [[CBS News]] in December [[1996]]. While there, she reported for several of the network's news programs, including ''[[CBS News Sunday Morning]]'', ''[[48 Hours (show)|48 Hours]]'', and ''[[Public Eye with Bryant Gumbel]]''. This eventually lead to a stint with [[ABC News]], where she anchored its early morning news program, ''[[ABC World News Now|World News Now]]''; she also contributed reports to ''[[Good Morning America]]'' and ''[[20/20|20/20 Downtown]]''.

In [[2003]], Stewart switched networks once again, this time from ABC News to [[MSNBC]], where she remains today as a daytime anchor and occasionally fills in as newsreader on [[NBC]]'s ''[[Weekend Today]]''. In [[2006]], she received her own daytime news show, [[The Most with Alison Stewart|''The Most'']]. Stewart is engagedmarried to MSNBC Vice President of Programming Bill Wolff [http://www.nydailynewsnytimes.com/news2006/gossip11/story05/399565p-338546cfashion/weddings/05stewart.html?adxnnl=1&ref=weddings&adxnnlx=1162788007-HPmHk4LdJykn0fLUjzHeVg], which has led to charges of [[nepotism]] regarding her new role. [http://insidecable.blogsome.com/2006/04/21/alison-stewart-to-host-new-msnbc-daytime-series/]

[[Category:1966 births|Stewart, Alison]]