Robin Roberts is anchor of ABC's "Good Morning America." Under her leadership, the broadcast has won three consecutive Emmy Awards for Outstanding Morning program. Robin has been a strong supporter of at-risk youth mentoring in the Greater New Orleans Community for 20 years. When not traveling around the country or the world covering breaking news events, Roberts is at "GMA's" studio in Times Square conducting interviews with a diverse group of newsmakers. Her headline-making interviews include: President Barack Obama; First Lady Michelle Obama; actor Sidney Poitier; basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on his battle with leukemia; and Lisa Niemi on the loss of her beloved husband, Patrick Swayze.
Angela Hill has been an integral force at WWL-TV for more than 35 years, joining the station's "Eyewitness News" staff back in 1975. After three decades of being invited into thousands of local homes every weeknight, and becoming a broadcast icon in the New Orleans market, Angela retired from nightly newscasts in April 2013 but remains with the station, producing documentaries and special programs for Channel 4.
Christian LeBlanc, a native of New Orleans and local philanthropist, currently plays Michael Baldwin on The Young and the Restless. He has been nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for the role eight times, and won for Outstanding Lead Actor award in 2005, 2007, and 2009. Christian is an active member of the New Orleans community and supports nonprofits throughout our community.
Sally-Ann Roberts co-anchors the highest rated local morning news program in Louisiana. She and co-anchor Eric Paulsen provide a blend of news and entertainment on Channel 4's Eyewitness Morning News. In 1994 Sally-Ann Co-Founded Each One Save One with Cathy Harris. In 2006 Sally-Ann was recognized by City Business as on of the 50 Women of the Year. Eric remains an avid supporter of EOSO to this day.
