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Rachel Bailey

Rachel Bailey

Verified

Producer, CBS Mornings

New York

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Community Agriculture , Food And Beverage, Infrastructure , Food Systems, asian america, Arts & Culture

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Total articles 5

  • Veterans advocate claims "smoking gun" records prove toxic exposure at military base

    By Catherine Herridge, Rachel Bailey Verified| CBS News Verified Newly uncovered military records obtained by CBS News may explain rare cancers and other illnesses among U.S. servicemembers deployed to an overseas base after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The 2001 PowerPoint presentation about the Karshi-Khanabad air base in Uzbekistan, known as "K2," was compiled by an Army environmental testing team in the fall of 2001.

    By Catherine Herridge, Rachel Bailey Verified · CBS News

    Feb. 01, 2024

  • Brittany Watts, Ohio woman charged with felony after miscarriage at home, describes shock of her arrest

    By Jericka Duncan Verified, Rachel Bailey Verified, Cassandra Gauthier, Hilary Cook Verified| CBS News Verified Warning: This story contains graphic language and content that some may find disturbing. When Brittany Watts woke up at her Warren, Ohio, home on Sept. 22, 2023, she knew she was miscarrying. Her 22-week-old fetus had been declared nonviable by doctors several days prior. Bleeding and in pain, she spent a total of 19 hours in the hospital over a span of two days, begging to be induced.

    By Jericka Duncan Verified, Rachel Bailey Verified, Cassandra Gauthier, Hilary Cook Verified · CBS News

    Jan. 26, 2024

  • Veterans advocate claims "smoking gun" records prove toxic exposure at military base

    By Catherine Herridge, Rachel Bailey Verified| CBS News Verified Newly uncovered military records obtained by CBS News may explain rare cancers and other illnesses among U.S. servicemembers deployed to an overseas base after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The 2001 PowerPoint presentation about the Karshi-Khanabad air base in Uzbekistan, known as "K2," was compiled by an Army environmental testing team in the fall of 2001.

    By Catherine Herridge, Rachel Bailey Verified · CBS News

    Feb. 01, 2024

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CBS Mornings

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States

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