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Kelly was born on May 17 1965 and is a reporter for NBC News. She works generally on political coverage’s. She graduated from Northwestern University. Her grandparents are said to be of Irish descent. She appears on the NBC news with <a href="/biography/brain-willams">Brian Williams</a> and is a panelist on <a href="/biography/chris-matthews">Chris Matthews</a> show. She was working as White house correspondent from May 2005 until December 2007.

She has covered Bush administration and various presidential campaigns. She was also reporting the Iraq War and during that time was stationed at Baghdad and Qatar. She has also reported the 9/11 attacks, the disaster of Space Shuttle Columbia and the bombing at Oklahoma City. She has also reported the travels and death of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pope_John_Paul_II">Pope John Paul II</a>. The summer and winter Olympic Games were also covered by her. She has also written on the Olympic Games: Atlantic ’96, Salt Lake City ’02, Sydney ’00, and Athens ’04. She has travelled to Greece, Australia, Scotland and Zimbabwe as part of the famous “Today” series.

Kelly has been an award winner reporter and inducted the hall of fame Ohio Television/Radio in 2004. She has received awards from the press club of Los Angeles for her feature reporting.

She has received the regional Emmy for the report about Ohio prison riot. She has also written reports on Dateline NBC which is a news magazine. She has reported for 50 states and 47 countries.

Kelly is based in Washington D.C and Los Angeles when she works for NBC and has been travelling to get some of the best coverage’s in the last two decades.

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