New York, NY, USA
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Sarah Jones is an Emmy winning journalist with a large social media presence and nearly a decade of experience. She can shoot, edit, report on air, produce, take still and write for web for air, web and print. She is one of the top twenty North American Young Leaders chosen by Friends of Europe. And was selected as one of the top one thousand most influential Twitter profiles. More than 67,000 people follower her under reported news tweets on Twitter and in 2014 she was voted Best Journalist in Social Media by a panel of industry leaders. Sarah is a two time International Reporting Project Fellow and while she is an on-air reporter has won awards for her still photography. On more than one occasion Sarah has been invited to advise senior level military planners and government officials - in the US and allied countries - on social technologies. For the last three years Sarah has been a Skoll World Forum Delegate and Online Media Awards judge. She is also behind the international moment of silence and online event to help remember fallen journalists with co-partners like the Committee to Protect Journalists and the UN Foundation's Plus Social Good. Sarah has worked with Reuters Trust; VICE; Al Jazeera America; CNN; ITN's Channel 4 News; Gulf News; BBC World Service; Brook Lapping Productions on the documentary "9/11: The Day That Changed the World"; and ABC 7 News in her hometown of Chicago on a biweekly feature called "Someone You Should Know."
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Farm Animal sanctuary barn catches fire. The owner says he knows God will help them rebuild. He just isn't sure how - yet.
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Tea lovers have gathered at Istanbul's historic Haydarpasa train station for the city's first International Tea Festival. It's the world's most popular drink after water. And the two-day event features producers from around the world showcasing various traditional ways of brewing tea.
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A Vietnam veteran shares his story for the first time in his life.
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The world's leading chemical weapons watchdog says the banned nerve agent Sarin was used in an attack on the Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun in April. A UN panel will try to determine who was responsible. This is the story of one mother who lost her four children to the attack. Some viewers may find some of the following images disturbing.
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