Off topic, but the linked WFLA video highlights how factual reporting takes a backseat to an insidious "breaking news", headlines-first approach. Twice we hear Mr. Buinno misstate the Twitter attack as occurring "a few months ago" before being corrected by his colleague after the second instance. I realize this is a trivial criticism, but it makes one question their general preparation and fact-checking processes. Is it too much to expect alignment on the basic details of a story before broadcasting it to hundreds of thousands of people?