Worked side-by-side with workers to save wildlife, skim oil and clean up the beach during the BP oil spill, which was documented in "Rescue: Saving the Gulf․"
Earned the American Meteorological Society Seal of Approval
Won a Peabody Award for his field reports for CNN during Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico
Studied meteorology at Cornell
Quote: "In order to cover a story the right way, you gotta go out, into it, and get it․"
Quote: "It's been a fun ride in here in Hollywood, but weather is my true passion so it's time to get back to doing what I love․"
Served as the replacement anchor for Mark Steines on "Entertainment Tonight" in 2012, eventually leaving in 2014
Initially a meteorologist, he would jump from local affiliates to national cable news stations such as CNN and the Weather Channel by the early 2000s
Enjoys spending time with his family at the beach and hiking trails around Los Angeles
Wears a Yankees cap when he goes to Dodger Stadium
Awards
2014Daytime Emmy-Outstanding Entertainment News Program:winner
2018Emmy-Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking News Story in a News Magazine:nominated