Peter Alexander, NBC News' chief White House correspondent and Saturday "Today" co-host of 22 years, announced his departure from the network, citing personal reasons and the demands of weekly travel between Washington and New York. Alexander is expected to join MS NOW, the former NBC News sister network, which recently announced an overhaul of its daytime schedule.
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Peter Alexander, NBC News' chief White House correspondent and Saturday "Today" co-host of 22 years, announced his departure from the network, citing personal reasons and the demands of weekly travel between Washington and New York. Alexander is expected to join MS NOW, the former NBC News sister network, which recently announced an overhaul of its daytime schedule.