Veronica De La Cruz is an Asian-American television news anchor. Starting May 5, 2014 she will join KPIX/KBCW as an anchor. She worked for NBC News from, she was an alternating anchor on both Early Today on NBC and First Look on MSNBC, as well as a correspondent for NBC News. She has filled in as news anchor on Today. De La Cruz formerly appeared on CNN's Emmy-nominated morning show American Morning from 6am to 9am Eastern time, providing Dotcom Desk information to CNN's early morning viewers. She also substituted as a replacement anchor for CNN U.S. and CNN Headline News. She previously anchored the CNN broadband news service, CNN Pipeline, now CNN LIVE, and was one of its four founding anchors. She became a contributor to their domestic network with the segment "Dotcom Desk", which launched during the 2004 Southeast Asian tsunami. Her contributions to CNN's news coverage include reporting on Hurricane Katrina, working with the Victims and Relief desk, and numerous on-line reports with CNN broadband news. De La Cruz joined CNN in 2003 and in 2007 moved from the network's world headquarters in Atlanta to the New York Offices. 

February 13th, 1980 in Northern California (Age 44)