Barbara Walters, an Emmy-winning journalist, died at the age of 93.
Barbara Walters, a US television news anchor, died at
the age of 93.
She got several Primetime Emmy nominations for her specials and
won in 1983.
He was formerly the highest-paid television journalist, earning up to
$12 million per year at ABC
where she worked from 1976 until she retired from ABC News and her famous show
"The View" in May 2014.
Barbara Jill Walters was born in Boston on
September 25, 1929.
Her father, Lou Walters, was a nightclub owner.
According to Variety, she earned a
B.A. in English from Sarah Lawrence College.
Barbara Walters, Emmy-winning journalist and celebrity interviewer,
died at the age of 93.
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