Lis Wiehl

Lis Werhl was a correspondent for NBC News and the All Things Considered program of National Public Radio. She was previously employed by NBC News as a journalist and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. Her top-selling New York Times books include Hunting Charles Manson, The Quest for Justice. Lis Was Wiehl was a Washington resident born in Yakima and brought up by her parents. West Valley High School of Yakima gave her the degree. She received her degree from Barnard College Columbia University with an undergraduate degree, in the year 1983. She graduated with a MA in literature from Queensland University, Australia in 1985. In 1987, she earned her doctorate at Harvard Law School. Lis Wehl turns 60 at the time she will be 60. She stands 6 feet tall, and she weighs around 78 pounds. Lis Wiehl was a law professor at the Washington School of Law, Seattle from 1995 to 2001. She was awarded numerous honors and awards for her efforts in her work with the Trial Advocacy Program. When she was at Washington University she moved into journalistic work as a legal analyst, and reporter for NBC News and NPR's All Things Considered. Because of her outstanding performances, she quickly gained prominence as a commentator. Wiehl began her career as a legal analyst and journalist at Fox News Channel after having been employed by NBC News, National Public Radio and All Things Considered. The station was the news channel for over fifteen years. Her interviews and reports were broadcast for CNN NPR, and other news outlets while working at FNC.