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Brandon Baur
Verified
Producer, Nightline (ABC)
Atlanta
Beats
tattoos, mental health, travel eating disorders, wellness, lifestyleHealth, men's health, sexual health nutrition, pets, addiction women's health
Finance, Wall Street, pop culture, gossip
Content
By Matt Rivers Verified, Caterina Barbera Kipreos, Brandon Baur Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified| KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified The port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become one of the most critical transit points in the worldwide cocaine trade. The growth of the drug trade has led to an increase in gang-related violence among themselves and the police with the citizens caught in the middle. The violence has gotten bad since January, reaching a tipping point when an armed group held up a local TV news station in the middle of a live broadcast.
By Morgan Winsor Verified, Brandon Baur Verified, Zoe Magee, Desiree Adib Verified| WJBD-FM (Salem, IL) Verified (SDEROT, Israel) — An Israeli fighter jet roared overhead as it dropped a bomb near where Lena Beseiso and her family were hunkered down in the war-torn Gaza Strip. The 57-year-old Palestinian-American citizen, who has been trapped there for weeks, is now no stranger to the sound of explosions, but the thunderous bang still startled her. “Right now, the skies above are full of F-16s,” Beseiso told ABC News in a series of audio messages on Monday. “It’s truly frightening.
By Matt Rivers Verified, Caterina Barbera Kipreos, Brandon Baur Verified, Ivan Pereira Verified| KABC-TV (Los Angeles, CA) Verified The port city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, has become one of the most critical transit points in the worldwide cocaine trade. The growth of the drug trade has led to an increase in gang-related violence among themselves and the police with the citizens caught in the middle. The violence has gotten bad since January, reaching a tipping point when an armed group held up a local TV news station in the middle of a live broadcast.
Company Info
Nightline (ABC)
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-456-7059