She got a day show. I don't know if it is still on.
E.D. Hill joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in March of 1998. Hill anchors "FOX News Live" from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET. Prior to "FOX News Live," Hill was co-anchor on the network's weekday morning program "FOX & Friends."
Prior to joining FNC, Hill was a contributing reporter for ABC News' "Good Morning America" from 1995 to 1998 covering family issues. Before that, she served as the morning and noon anchor for ABC's flagship station in New York, WABC-TV.
Prior to WABC-TV, Hill was WHDH-TV's (NBC-Boston, MA) mid-day news anchor, where she won a local EMMY Award for "Outstanding News Special." Earlier in her career, Hill served as a business anchor for CBS Morning News and CBS Radio Network and was the anchor for WPXI-TV's (NBC-Pittsburgh, PA) evening newscasts.
A graduate of University of Texas and mother of eight children, Hill is also the recipient of a Golden Quill Award for live spot news reporting.