In brief
Jim Morris' Cinderella story is testimony to the power of dreams and their ability to inspire and transform human life. His story is the subject of the film from Walt Disney, "The Rookie," starring Dennis Quaid. This major motion picture opens nationwide on March 29, 2002 and it is Disney's most significant release this spring. The paperback, "The Rookie," formerly known as "The Oldest Rookie," will be published March 1, 2002, and autographed copies of Jim's best-selling biography can be purchased on this website.
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JIM MORRIS, FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYER: Thanks for having me.
KING: Boy. It all started with Aaron Brown interviewing you on ABC, right?
MORRIS: Yes, incredible.
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BERTHA COOMBS: Everyone has a dream, but not everyone has the courage to pursue it. One 35-year-old former high school teacher could be close to fulfilling a lifelong fantasy he had once given up on -- pitching in the Major Leagues. Here's ABC's Aaron Brown.
AARON BROWN, ABC News: (voice-over) Thirty-five-year-old Jim Morris is afraid to tell his mother he quit his old job as a high school teacher for his new one, a relief pitcher in the Minor Leagues. Come to think of it, telling ...
The above preview is from ABC World News This Morning, September 7, 1999.
"Preview" of article here
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Aaron Brown
Bit role in "The Rookie" starring Dennis Quaid (voiceover from what I have been able to find)
From here (some kind of aaron brown fan club )
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Aaron Brown
In brief Veteran Anchor and Journalist
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Aaron Brown offers a reasoned and illuminating view of the most complex and tragic stories.
A World Revealed: No matter the subject — from media manipulation to foreign and domestic politics to international turmoil — Aaron Brown dissects the events that transform our world, offering a clear, concise and compassionate point of view, mixed with a healthy dose of candid observation. A most trusted figure on the world's trusted cable news channel, Brown delivers to your audience the insight and perspective on the day's headlines they need to make important decisions.
Foundation of Trust: With more than a quarter century of journalism experience, Aaron Brown brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to an international audience. The former anchor of CNN's flagship NewsNight with Aaron Brown, he also anchored ABC's World News Tonight Saturday and served as a reporter for World News Tonight and Nightline.
Trial by Fire: Brown's first day on the job as a CNN anchor was September 11th, 2001. His work during the initial crisis and into the weeks and years that lay ahead made him one of the media's most respected professionals. He provides your audience a lively, charming and to-the-minute look at the most pressing issues of the day.
From here (double tie-in to Jim Morris)
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Now that's dedication . . . to golf: CNN's Aaron Brown paid $13,000 to charter a jet to California last week to play in the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. (Gino Domenico - AP/File Photo)
By Lloyd Grove
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, February 5, 2003; Page C03
We think we finally understand why CNN star Aaron Brown might have been a tad reluctant to interrupt his Saturday golf game -- at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in Palm Desert, Calif. -- to rush to Los Angeles and anchor his network's coverage of the Columbia shuttle disaster.
Yesterday CNN confirmed that last Tuesday night, after anchoring the State of the Union address, Brown spent around $13,000 of his own money to charter a private jet from Washington so he could make his Wednesday morning tee time. Initially Brown had planned to fly commercial, a CNN spokeswoman told us, but those plans fell apart when President Bush's speech was scheduled. An expensive charter flight was Brown's only option if he was to keep his commitment in California.
CNN yesterday reiterated its position that the network is happy that Brown was able to anchor its Sunday night coverage -- more than 36 hours after CBS's Dan Rather rushed to his own studio. "This is a non-issue," a CNN spokeswoman told us. "The reason Aaron didn't immediately return to New York was because the decision was made very early on that Miles O'Brien, CNN's space correspondent, would continue anchoring because of his particular expertise in this area. CNN asked Aaron to anchor Sunday's coverage out of Houston, which he did, and continue to lead-anchor throughout the week."
But we weren't alone in our befuddlement yesterday, as the story of Brown's on-air absence rolled down the runway and gained altitude. Various media outlets reported that immediately after the shuttle catastrophe, Tom Brokaw cut short a snorkeling cruise in the Caribbean to fly to Florida and anchor NBC's broadcast from Cape Canaveral; Hamptons denizen Peter Jennings slugged it out on the Long Island Expressway to take the helm at ABC; and Rather threw on his suit and hurtled out of his Upper East Side town house toward West 57th Street.But for Brown -- who, at an estimated $1.5 million a year, earns a fraction of what these guys make -- $13,000 is real money. And for us, it's unreal money.
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