Why the news is so broken, according to one of the first journalists to cover Trump’s campaign

最早报道特朗普竞选活动的一名记者表示,为什么这个消息如此令人震惊

Apple News In Conversation

2022-07-09

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Katy Tur’s parents were trailblazers in the journalism world. In the ’80s and ’90s, they revolutionized the breaking-news model, literally flying over the competition in their own chopper to capture Los Angeles’s biggest stories — from Madonna and Sean Penn’s wedding to the 1992 L.A. riots. Katy Tur grew up to be a journalist herself — she’s now an anchor on MSNBC — and she writes about her life in her new memoir, Rough Draft. In an interview with Apple New In Conversation host Shumita Basu, Tur discusses her unusual childhood and the direct line from the model of journalism her parents created to the rise of Donald Trump.
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  • This is in conversation from Apple News.

  • I'm Shemitah Basu.

  • Today, one journalist's story about how her unconventional upbringing shaped her life and career.

  • Katie Tur spent much of her childhood in a helicopter.

  • I grew up 500 to 1,000ft over Los Angeles in the sky.

  • Katie's parents, Bob and Marie Ka?

  • Ter, were trailblazers in the journalism world.

  • They revolutionized the breaking news model and were fiercely committed to being first on the scene, which meant literally flying over the competition in their own chopper.

  • Oh, good.

  • That'll look good for the live shot.

  • I'm going live in a second.

  • Stand by, everybody.

  • Together they co founded a media company called Los Angeles News Service.

  • And from the late 70s into the 90s, they captured some of the most iconic breaking news footage of all time.

  • Like the 1992 LA riots.

  • Newscopter 13 has been fired upon by people with guns down below, the O.J.

  • Simpson Bronco Police Chase.

  • That's Bob Tearup in Chopper 2.

  • Bob, you believe that to be O.J.

  • Simpson down there below you.