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'''Ira Joe Fisher''' (born in ]) is currently the weather reporter for ]'s ], a position he has held since 1999. Fisher is known for his ability to write backwards on "plexiglass 2000" weather presentations. Fisher frequently entertains crowds on the plaza outside the CBS studios. '''Ira Joe Fisher''' (born in ]) is currently the weather reporter for ]'s ], a position he has held since 1999. Fisher is known for his ability to write backwards on "plexiglass 2000" weather presentations. Fisher frequently entertains crowds on the plaza outside the CBS studios.


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Fisher was fired from WCBS in 2003 when ] took over WCBS's struggling news operation. At the time of his firing, he was working mornings at WCBS and the Saturday Early Show. Since then, he does the Saturday Early Show and voiceover for the CBS Morning News and the Early Show on CBS, and has recently began teaching at ]. Fisher was fired from WCBS in 2003 when ] took over WCBS's struggling news operation. At the time of his firing, he was working mornings at WCBS and the Saturday Early Show. Since then, he does the Saturday Early Show and voiceover for the CBS Morning News and the Early Show on CBS, and has recently began teaching at ].


==Gallery of Ira Joe Fisher at WCBS==

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Image:Fisher McDermot, Tyler Hsu 4-21-01.JPG| Ira Joe Fisher, Todd McDermott, Dana Tyler, and Cindy Hsu on New York Live! April 21, 2001.
Image:FisherMcDermottTyler NYL 4-21-01.JPG|Ira Joe Fisher, Todd McDermott, and Dana Tyler on New York Live! April 21, 2001.
Image:Fisher split McDermott Tyler NYL 4-24-01.JPG|Ira Joe Fisher split screen with Todd McDermott and Dana Tyler on New York Live! April 21, 2001.
Image:McDermott Tyler Fisher 4-21-01 NYL.JPG|Todd McDermott, Dana Tyler, and Ira Joe Fisher on New York Live! April 21, 2001.



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==External link== ==External link==

Revision as of 02:31, 19 July 2006

Ira Joe Fisher (born in Salamanca, New York) is currently the weather reporter for CBS's The Saturday Early Show, a position he has held since 1999. Fisher is known for his ability to write backwards on "plexiglass 2000" weather presentations. Fisher frequently entertains crowds on the plaza outside the CBS studios.

Background

Fisher has been a college professor, author, columnist, disc jockey, reporter, actor, and weatherman. Ira Joe has a master’s degree in fine arts from New England College. Fisher currently teaches at Pace University.

Television career

KHQ

He started his television career at KHQ-TV in Spokane, Washington in 1970 as a reporter and host of "The Noon Show". He worked there for 10 years, until 1980.

WKRC

He worked at WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio between 1980 and 1983. He was a weather reporter and co-host of "P.M. Magazine." He worked at WKRC radio as a commentator.

WABC/Live with Regis and Kathy Lee

Fisher was a weatherman and feature reporter at WABC in New York City, and "Live with Regis and Kathy Lee" from 1983 to 1985.

WKRC

Fisher returned to WKRC-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio from 1985 to 1989. He hosted "The Ira Joe Fisher Show," which was a daily talk/variety show.

WNBC

Fisher was a weather and feature reporter on WNBC-TV in New York City between 1989 and 1995.

WCBS

Fisher worked at WCBS between 1995 and 2003. He has held every weekday weather anchor position at WCBS: from 5-7am, noon, 4, 4:30, 5, 5:30, 6, and 11pm. He has worked with Dana Tyler and Stephen Clark as part of the station's lead team.

Fisher was fired from WCBS in 2003 when Diane Doctor took over WCBS's struggling news operation. At the time of his firing, he was working mornings at WCBS and the Saturday Early Show. Since then, he does the Saturday Early Show and voiceover for the CBS Morning News and the Early Show on CBS, and has recently began teaching at Pace University.


Gallery of Ira Joe Fisher at WCBS


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