Morley Safer, a reporter and television correspondent most famous for his work on the CBS evening newsmagazine program 60 Minutes who has a net worth of $10 million. Morley Safer accumulated this net worth through many years in both print journalism and on TV. Safer's career began in his native Canada, where he reported for various newspapers including the Woodstock Sentinel Review, the London Free Press and the Toronto Telegram. He also got jobs writing for English news service Reuters during this early phase of his career. Soon, Safer found his calling in television, getting a job as a correspondent and producer on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. From there, he quickly moved on to CBS, first as a London correspondent and then as the network's first correspondent in Saigon. It was during his time in the Saigon bureau that he filed a controversial TV report that depicted US troops in Vietnam torching a village that was ostensibly full of innocent civilians. It was one of the first TV reports that showed the bleak and untenable situation in Vietnam, and some credit it for stoking antiwar feeling in the United States (although it would still be several years before US withdrawal from Vietnam). Since those early days, Safer has become a fixture on 60 Minutes, where he continues to file reports to this day.
Journalist Morley Safer on his reporting of the burning of the villages at Cam Ne by American ...
Full interview at http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/morley-safer.
