Ted Rowlands

Ted Rowlands is a general assignment correspondent for CNN/U.S. Based in CNN's San Francisco bureau, Rowlands joined the network in March 2004. Previously, Rowlands appeared as a recurring guest on CNN's Larry King Live.

Before joining CNN, Rowlands was a reporter for KTVU-TV in San Francisco. During his tenure at the Fox affiliate, Rowlands was the station's lead reporter covering the Laci Peterson case and one of only a few journalists to get an interview with Scott Peterson. Prior to joining KTVU-TV, Rowlands was a reporter with KNTV in San Francisco, where in 1999 he exclusively broadcast the confession of Cary Stayner, who had been accused of murdering two female tourists in Yosemite. Rowlands also covered the San Francisco dog mauling case and trial in 2000 for the station.

Rowlands also has served as a bureau chief and reporter for KSBW-TV in Salinas, Calif. Rowlands began his career as an anchor and reporter for KBJR-TV in Duluth, Minn.

Rowlands has a bachelor's degree in communication arts from the University of Wisconsin at Madison.