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Photos: Serene Branson returns to the newsroom

KCBS-TV reporter Serene Branson, right, is greeted at the studio's front door by KCBS news anchor Pat Harvey. Branson received national attention when she began speaking incoherently during a live report from the Grammy Awards. Doctors say she suffered from "migraine with aura." See full story

KCBS-TV reporter Serene Branson, right, is greeted at the studio’s front door by KCBS news anchor Pat Harvey. Branson received national attention when she began speaking incoherently during a live report from the Grammy Awards. Doctors say she suffered from “migraine with aura.”
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A caring colleague

KCBS-TV reporter Serene Branson, left, talks with her field producer, Kerry Maller, right, who was with her and helped her on the evening she experienced an on-air medical condition at the Grammy Awards.
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Hugs in the newsroom

Branson, right, receives a hug from fellow KCBS reporter Lisa Sigell as she makes her way through the newsroom. Branson said she knew something was terribly wrong when she began her live report from the Grammys.
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Ready to talk about it

Serene Branson, right, shares her notes with senior executive producer Peter Wilgoren as she prepares to be interviewed by KCBS news anchor Pat Harvey.
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Back to her old self

Serene Branson talks with Pat Harvey about her on-air ordeal, which quickly exploded onto the Internet. “This is so surreal,” she said. “It is all a bit overwhelming. I’m always used to pursuing stories. I’m really not used to being pursued.”
See full story  (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)

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