Reporters Are Rescuing People During Harvey’s Aftermath in Houston
Many reporters have been heroic in Houston.

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After the CNN incident of a reporter interviewing a rescued Houston woman, who was shivering on live television with her child, journalists are under a magnifying glass on how they are humanely handling the hurricane’s victims.
So far, many reporters have been heroic in Houston.
Ed Lavandera, a CNN reporter, helped an elderly couple get out of flooded waters, while they were trapped in their house.
A powerful moment on @CNN just now -- a flood rescue with @edlavaCNN https://t.co/4Icgn35WzV
— Ana Cabrera (@AnaCabrera) August 27, 2017
Local Houston reporter, Brandi Smith, flagged down Houston officers to rescue a semi-truck driver who was trapped under ten feet of water.
Incredible, watch as @BrandiKHOU flags down a rescue boat on-air, saving this truck driver's life https://t.co/EVvNbdt13k pic.twitter.com/3mYi9McniB
— Hayley Jones (@meetmissjoness) August 27, 2017
CNN’s Drew Griffin helped a man escape from his truck as it was enveloped by Harvey’s flood waters.
A man just drove his truck into a ravine in Beaumont, Texas and CNN's @DrewGriffinCNN rescued him on live TV https://t.co/WT4qnHgFqd
— CNN (@CNN) August 30, 2017
Fox News’ Matt Finn helped spread information of Houston victims’ locations so they could be rescued, and helped a woman who was "near collapse."
A task force from Utah explains the rescue work that they are doing in Houston, TX #TropicalStormHarvey pic.twitter.com/aXTOnaIe2j
— Fox News (@FoxNews) August 28, 2017
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