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NBC Reporter: Terrifying Experience Rushing Toddler To Hospital As State Is Powerless | Katy Tur
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5:58Now PlayingNBC News' Mike Hixenbaugh shares the terrifying moment he rushed his toddler to the hospital as the state experienced rolling power outages amid a once-in-a-century winter storm. Aired on 02/18/2021.
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About Katy Tur: Katy Tur is an NBC News Correspondent and anchor of the 2 p.m. ET hour of “MSNBC Live.” A dogged journalist, Tur emerged as a breakout broadcaster in 2016 while covering the entirety of the Trump campaign across all platforms for NBC News and MSNBC.
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NBC Reporter: Terrifying Experience Rushing Toddler To Hospital As State Is Powerless | Katy Tur
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