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RockaFowler

(7,429 posts)
Tue Nov 26, 2013, 02:25 PM Nov 2013

’60 Minutes’ Benghazi Fallout: Lara Logan, Producer Take Leave Of Absence [View all]

GOOD!

http://www.deadline.com/2013/11/60-minutes-benghazi-lara-logan-leave-of-absence/

Lara Logan, the reporter behind 60 Minutes‘ now-discredited story on the Benghazi attacks, has agreed to take a leave of absence from CBS News. Also taking a leave is producer Max McClellan. The move comes after an internal investigation was released today and an announcement to staffers by CBS News chairman and 60 Minutes exec producer Jeff Fager in a memo obtained by Deadline. Also obtained is the full summary of findings by Al Ortiz, CBS News’ Executive Director of Standards and Practice. Logan has won multiple awards including Emmys and is CBS News’ Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent based in DC. She has contributed to 60 Minutes and CBS News since 2002; in 2011, while on assignment in Egypt, she was sexually assaulted in Cairo’s Tahrir Square and spent four days in the hospital — then told the story of the attack in a 60 Minutes segment.

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