She gained her first national news job in October1991 for CBS News, when she moved to New York and became a correspondent and back-up anchor for both the morning, evening, and weekend news broadcasts. She later moved to NBC, where she anchored the weekend edition of the Today Show and the Sunday NBC Nightly News, as well as various special reporting assignments in the U.S. and elsewhere.
From 1997 to 1999, Giselle was the co-host for Access Hollywood, an entertainment news program on NBC. She then co-hosted the "This Week in History" show on the History Channel. In 2002 she returned to her roots in Los Angeles and joined KTLA television news.
She is married to John Farrand, former CEO of Panavision, Inc.
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GiselleFernandez advanced quickly through the ranks of television journalism to become a top anchor on some of the most prestigious news shows on television.
In Miami, Fernandez was exposed to a wide range of stories that further broadened her experience as a reporter.
In October of 1991, Fernandez was hired by CBS News as a correspondent and substitute anchor.
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