Reporter gets hit by debris during Florence live shot
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Reporter Ted Oberg was hit by flying debris during a live shot covering Hurricane Florence.
- Oberg, who normally works as an investigative reporter for ABC O&O KTRK in Houston, was dispatched to the storm zone.
- He was appearing on sister station and fellow ABC O&O KCBS in Los Angeles when he was hit with what appears to be metal and wood debris.
- Oberg was not injured in the event.
- Oberg continued his reporting, actually standing on top of the debris for the rest of the live shot, as the anchors back across the country asked if he was OK.
Debris hit during LIVE report on @ABC7 from #HurricaneFlorence! This is the real danger reporters face covering severe weather. So glad @TedABC13 is OK. Scary stuff out there. Please be safe! #REPORTERS #FlorenceHurricane2018 #safety #dangerous #Wilmington pic.twitter.com/hqnADtqALP
— Brandi Hitt (@ABC7Brandi) September 14, 2018
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