“No! Instead, they sit in studios and comment on another person’s comments. That’s not reporting, in my mind. It’s not helping the national di...log or informing public opinion with regards to the sorry state of many of our emergency preparedness plans. It’s non-news being trumped up to boost ratings.”“Well, here at CNN, I’m glad to state that we did go out and talk to your teams. Here’s what they had to share.”A series of clips ran on the monitor while our lights were dimmed and our mics were. " Thank you," Tami said."But... as your friend, I'm not so impressed."But..." Tony, shut up and listen for once."I listened."There is a name for what you did. It's called ambush journalism." But..." we said together."QUIET! Ambush journalism is very popular. All the tabloid shows use it. But a journalist, a real journalist, balances the story. You got your facts, as I said. Your research was excellent. But did you even consider giving Mr. Parker a chance to respond? Did you even try to get a. Julie wasn't sure why but something inside of her brain but somehow she knew she could trust these two women, an unfamiliar feeling to her, as trust was pretty much an alien concept. Lying on the large double bed were two suitcases and Dee waved at the bathroom inviting Julie to prepare herself whilst Kay and her got ready. Julie was not sure what they meant so she stood at the sink and splashed water on her face and then looked at her image in the mirror. Julie muttered to herself aloud "I. Feeling sick to her stomach, Jane shouted, "John! Come in here!"John, who had been getting ready to open the garage doors, went into the office to find out why his wife was so excited. He entered the office area to find his wife frantically waving a couple of letters at him. For a moment, he wondered if they had won the Magazine Clearing House Sweepstakes.His wife shouted, "They're closing us down." Who is closing us down?" John asked."The town." What are you talking about?" John asked.Jane.