CNN Reporter Sara Sidner Cried on Live Television. She Wants You to Know Why
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glamour.comThe in the United States is almost 11 months old, and has shown that people are growing numb to the realities of the virus. To those on the front lines, however—from doctors to nurses to journalists—the threat is omnipresent and gut-wrenching.
CNN correspondent Sara Sidner was talking to host Alisyn Camerota about what she'd seen while reporting from a hotspot in South Los Angeles when she started to get emotional. “I apologize.
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