ABC News Sam Donaldson Arrested for Drunk Driving
December 21, 2012 | Filed Under ABC, Crime, Delaware, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Farming, Liberals, Media, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
ABC News political correspondent Sam Donaldson was recently arrested by police in Lewes, Delaware for driving under the influence.
Lewes Police Chief Jeff Horvath reports that Donaldson, 77, was pulled over on the evening of December 1 and failed a field sobriety test. He was charged then released.
Chief Horvath notes that the ABC anchor was cooperative throughout the incident.
Donaldson is a Virginia resident and will have to return to Delaware for his impending court date.
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Fox Business Network Flies the Skies Covering the Midwest Drought
July 27, 2012 | Filed Under Budget, Business, Capitalism, Farming, Fox Business Network, Free Trade, Journalism, Media, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
The Midwest has been suffering a major drought this year, one that will surely cost us all in higher food prices over the coming years. Fox Business Network has been literally flying the friendly skies — in a helicopter — to cover it.
FBN’s intrepid reporter of the skies, Jeff Flock, has been touring the Midwest reviewing the effects of the drought and covering the devastation it’ll wreck on the country.
Flock has literally been flying around in a helicopter covering the drought. Yesterday I got some updates on Flock’s journey right from the whirley-rider himself.
Over the past month our team has reported live from corn fields already lost to the drought, irrigated fields with corn plants over your head, a grain elevator that expanded to hold what was expected to be a record harvest, and a dairy farm using fans and spraying cows with water to keep their herds cool. I’ve also been to the corn and bean pits at the CME where traders have bid up both commodities to record levels. And I’ve also reported from a chopper 1200 feet in the air over the drought-baked Midwest landscape.
Each of our stops has brought a texture to what is a complicated and compelling story that has yet to fully unfold.
Over the fields in Sugar Grove, IllinoisTake Thursday’s chopper trip over the farm town of Sugar Grove, Illinois. The country singer Jason Aldean has a song called “Flyover States” which is about the Midwest and how people on the coasts only know the likes of Indiana, Missouri, Iowa and Illinois from flying over but never stopping in them. Just like in the song, we found that just flying over gives a skewed picture of the drought.
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Over the past month our team has reported live from corn fields already lost to the drought, irrigated fields with corn plants over your head, a grain elevator that expanded to hold what was expected to be a record harvest, and a dairy farm using fans and spraying cows with water to keep their herds cool. I’ve also been to the corn and bean pits at the CME where traders have bid up both commodities to record levels. And I’ve also reported from a chopper 1200 feet in the air over the drought-baked Midwest landscape. 