Conan Nolan Luis Obispo where he served as the Assistant News Director. Two years later he moved to television, first as a weekday reporter and weekend sports anchor at KSBY-TV and then later moving to KSBW-TV in the Salinas/Monterey market. Among the stories he covered was actor Clint Eastwood's campaign for Mayor of Carmel, California. In July 1986 Nolan was hired by KNBC-TV News Director Tom Capra, the former executive producer of the Today Show and son of film director Frank Capra. Over the course of his career he has covered numerous fires, floods, earthquakes, police chases and riots. In 1989 he
Roger C. Carmel the Family", and "The San Pedro Beach Bums". He was a regular contestant on "Pantomime Quiz", also known as "Stump the Stars". His film roles included "Gambit", "Myra Breckinridge", "Breezy", "Thunder and Lightning", and Jerry Lewis's 1981 comeback film, "Hardly Working". Later in his career, Carmel was a frequent voice actor. He voiced Smokey Bear in fire safety advertisements and Decepticon deputy leader Cyclonus in the third season of the popular "Transformers" animated series (having originated the role in 1986's "" and voicing other characters in the series' second season). In the television commercials for the Naugles chain of Mexican