E. D. Hill

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**E.D. Hill**
E.D. Hill on the front cover of her book, Going Places, How American's Best and Brightest Got Started Down the Road of Life
Born:	July 27, 1963 (age 43)
Occupation:	Anchor of Fox News Live (Fox News Channel)
Website:	Biography on FoxNews.com

For E. D. Hill, the American labor union president, see Edwin D. Hill.

E. D. Hill (born Edith Ann Tarbox on July 27, 1963) is a Fox News Channel anchor in the United States.

Joining the network in 1998, Hill currently anchors the 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. block of Fox News Live, and co-hosts Bill O'Reilly's Radio Factor. Previously, Hill was a co-host on the Fox News Channel's morning show Fox & Friends since 1999.

A graduate of the University of Texas with a bachelor's degree in journalism, she is reported to be completing a master's degree in government. Hill won a local Emmy Award for Outstanding News Special while working for WHDH-TV in Boston (1990-91), and has also received a Golden Quill Award for live spot news reporting.

In November 2005 Hill published a book entitled Going Places: How America's Best and Brightest Got Started Down the Road of Life, a collection of personality profiles. She has been married three times and is the mother of five children and stepmother to her husband, venture capitalist Joe Hill's three children from a previous marriage. Hill says she's a "primary-voting Democrat".^[1] (This could refer to a practice in open primary states where members of one political party vote for unfavorible/unpopular candidates in their rival party's primary in the hope of influencing the outcome.) During the October 4, 2006 broadcast of Fox News Live, she said that she is a Christian.