Sheinelle Jones

Sheinelle Jones-Ojeh
Born	Sheinelle Marie Jones 1978 (age 36–37) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Education	Northwestern University
Occupation	Journalist and News Anchor
Employer	NBC News
Home town	Wichita, Kansas
Spouse(s)	Uche Ojeh (2007–present)
Children	3

Sheinelle Marie Jones (born, 1978) is an American journalist and news anchor working for NBC News.

She is the news anchor for Weekend Today and a correspondent for all platforms of NBC News.^[1]

She is also a fill-in co-anchor and orange room anchor on Today on weekdays and weekends.

Before coming to NBC, Jones worked at WTXF-TV the Fox affiliate in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

References

↑ http://www.today.com/news/four-things-you-should-know-about-weekend-todays-sheinelle-jones-2D80191277

External links

Sheinelle Jones on Twitter

The people of NBC News

NBC Nightly News	Brian Williams (currently on a six-month suspension; 2015–present) Lester Holt (Interim anchor; 2015–present)

NBC Nightly News (Weekend Edition)	Lester Holt Peter Alexander (Saturdays, 2015–present; interim) Carl Quintanilla (Sundays, 2015–present; interim)

Today (Weekday Edition)	Matt Lauer (co–anchor) Savannah Guthrie (co–anchor) Carson Daly (orange room anchor) Natalie Morales (news anchor and third hour co–anchor) Al Roker (weather anchor and third hour co–anchor) Willie Geist (third hour co–anchor) Tamron Hall (third hour co–anchor) Hoda Kotb (fourth hour co–host) Kathie Lee Gifford (fourth hour co–host)

Today (Weekend Edition)	Lester Holt (co–anchor) Erica Hill (co–anchor) Sheinelle Jones (news anchor) Dylan Dreyer (weather anchor)

Early Today	Betty Nguyen (alternating East Coast anchor) Frances Rivera (fill–in anchor) Richard Lui (West Coast anchor) Bill Karins (weather) Fred Roggin (sports)

Meet the Press	Chuck Todd (moderator) Andrea Mitchell (substitute moderator)

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Correspondents	Miguel Almaguer (Burbank) Peter Alexander (Washington, D.C.) Ron Allen Jean Chatzky (financial editor) Tom Costello (Washington, D.C.) Bob Dotson Dylan Dreyer (weather) Madelyn Fernstrom (diet & health editor) Joe Fryer (Burbank) Joelle Garguilo Stephanie Gosk Tamron Hall Erica Hill Jinah Kim Tom Llamas Jim Maceda (London) Craig Melvin Kelly O'Donnell (Capitol Hill Correspondent) Jill Rappaport Jeff Rossen (national investigative correspondent) Luke Russert (Washington, D.C., Capitol Hill) Kerry Sanders (Miami) Janet Shamlian (Texas) Kate Snow Harry Smith Katy Tur (London) Kristen Welker (White House correspondent) Jenna Wolfe (lifestyle and fitness correspondent) John Yang (Chicago)

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