BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Have a look at CNN's 20 years of news gathering.</s>CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: As we turn to CNN Financial News reporter, Bob Beard, at the Federal Reserve. Big day out there this morning, Bob.</s>LIN: The great thing about being an anchor at CNN is: to be an anchor, you have to be a journalist; to be a journalist, you have to do some reporting. One of the best assignments I had, it was spending a month in Kosovo six weeks after the NATO forces had entered.</s>LIN: Consider that not long ago, it was risky, even dangerous, for ethnic Albanians to just walk down this street. At virtually every intersection there was Serb police presence.</s>LIN: Though we had talked about Kosovo for some nine months. We had no idea what the province was like.</s>LIN: Carol Lin, CNN, Pristina, Kosovo.</s>LIN: This is a network that responds like no other network to breaking news.</s>LEON HARRIS, CNN ANCHOR: I'm sorry, we've got to interrupt this, some breaking news right now -- Carol.</s>LIN: CNN has learned that the body of John F. Kennedy Jr. has been found off the point of Martha's Vineyard.</s>LIN: I distinctly remember the moment reporting it from the set. It was already a nation in mourning. CNN waits for double confirmation before we go for anything on the air and everyone at CNN, whether you're on the air, off the air, behind the camera, sitting in satellites hooking up the feed, everybody is a journalist.
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