VIDEO: Reporter hit by car on live TV…keeps reporting
BBC News Chief Political Correspondent Vicki Young reports on camera outside 10 downing Street, in London on May 10, 2020. - Prime Minister will on Sunday unveil a new alert system to monitor the coronavirus outbreak but maintain a nationwide lockdown as Britain's death toll, the highest in Europe, continues to mount. (Photo by Glyn KIRK / AFP) (Photo by GLYN KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)
Now THIS woman deserves a raise. A reporter on WSAZ was about to do a live hit on TV when she was seen being hit by a car. You can hear her say she’s okay as she continues reporting. See the video below:
Very scary video…glad she’s ok! A reporter was hit by a car on live TV - and continues reporting. pic.twitter.com/5PUqR2Jhy2
— Kris Anderson (@KrisAndersonTV) January 20, 2022
A 20 year radio veteran in the Boston market, Melissa has made notable media appearances including serving as a judge and correspondent on the Emmy Award-winning TV show Community Auditions, Phantom Gourmet, Chronicle and many more. Additionally, Melissa won a Gracie Award in 2019 for her tremendous success in radio. She is also a cheerleading coach at Pro Athletics All Stars and for the Taunton Pop Warner program. Melissa likes to write about trending celebrity topics, personal stories, and Boston-area features.
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