Ed Bradley

Ed Bradley joined "60 Minutes" as a co-editor in the 1981-82 season. The 1998-9 season marks his 18th year on the broadcast. He has been a principal correspondent for "CBS Reports" since September 1978, after serving as a CBS News White House Correspondent since November 1976. In addition to "CBS Reports," Bradley was anchor of "The CBS Sunday Night News" from November 1976 to May 1981. In 1993, Bradley received an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Silver Baton for the "60 Minutes" report, "Made In China" (Sept. 1991), which looked at forced labor camps inside China. Moreover, Bradley's report also received an Emmy Award (1991). Most recently, he was honored by The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters with the 1996 Pioneers in Broadcasting Award.