Former ABC News anchor Bill Weir has been at CNN for over a year, but Sunday might be his true debut. “The Wonder List,” hosted by Weir, debuts at 10 p.m. ET, chronicling Weir and filmmaker ...

Now we know the answer. Also read: CNN's Piers Morgan Guest Host Bill Weir Tops Fox News' Megyn Kelly in Key Demo “The Wonder List” with Weir will premiere early next year, CNN announced Monday.

The Wonder List with Bill Weir Season 3 is available to stream on HBO Max. This streaming platform comprises films, television shows, live sports, stand-up comedy, documentaries, and original ...

Award-winning CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Bill Weir discussed stories and ideas from people who are thriving in the wake of climate change as part of his new book, “Life as We Know It (Can ...

Bill Weir’s varied TV news career has taken him on several paths: from local sports anchor, to a finalist to succeed Craig Kilborn on “The Daily Show” to nine years at ABC News — both on ...

CNN correspondent Bill Weir is back at Saturday at 9 p.m. for another trip through “The Wonder List,” the network’s original series that largely sends him to pristine habitats around the ...

CNN's Bill Weir, the host of "The Wonder List," on location in Hawaii. “My name is Bill Weir, and I’m a storyteller.” That’s how CNN’s chief climate correspondent introduces himself in a ...

CNN’s Bill Weir talks to those “forced to live with fracking literally in their backyard” to cover environmental impacts of drilling In the September 6 segment — airing just three days ...

-- Bill Weir is the co-anchor of the weekend edition of "Good Morning America" and his reporting is seen on "World News with Diane Sawyer," "Nightline" and "20/20." ...

— Bill Weir (@BillWeirCNN) October 23, 2018 In ’92 the average Border Patrol agent nabbed around one illegal migrant per day or 350/year. Today they average two per month. 24/year ...

Now Bill Weir is poised for an even greater role on ABC’s “Good Morning America” as it takes a renewed run at NBC’s perennial breakfast leader “Today” in the post-Katie Couric era.