See CBS reporter’s mother’s text to him after seeing him almost get blown away by Hurricane Florence
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CBS correspondent David Begnaud’s mom wasn’t happy to see him almost get blown away by wind on national TV.
- Begnaud, who is on the ground in North Carolina appeared on the “CBS Evening News” from a live shot location on Radio Island, N.C.
- During the segment, Begnaud can be seen struggling to stand (just like his counterpart Gadi Schwartz of NBC, who was stationed nearby).
Requisite live shots of reporters @GadiNBC and @DavidBegnaud almost getting blown away — both on #RadioIsland. Keep up the hard work guys! #HurricaneFlorence pic.twitter.com/ERNagckfPB
— NewscastStudio (@newscaststudio) September 14, 2018
- Later that night, at 10:35 p.m. local time, Begnaud received a text from his mother that he tweeted.
- “Why are you always in the worst location?” she asks him.
- “I just watched your evening piece and “JUST DONT GET IT (sic) followed by five emojis.
- When Begnaud tweeted a screen capture of the text, he added “I knew it was coming. A text from MOM. Goodnight.”
I knew it was coming.
A text from MOM.
??♂️
Goodnight. pic.twitter.com/hmZ3KuJz2I— David Begnaud (@DavidBegnaud) September 14, 2018
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