Meteoros in the United States insisted for a moment to air to check his wife through the text during the emergency emergency, but the unforgivable internet fired him because of mere “non -professionalism”.
In the now viral video you can see meteorologist Nick Jansen of KTTC News, which pulled his phone in the middle of a live weather message about serious weather conditions outside.
The incident reportedly occurred on July 28. Nick reported on storms in Rochester in Minnesota.
In the middle, he was seen sending his wife, allegedly to warn her of deteriorating weather and asked her to get into the basement with the child. After a quick check -in, he returned to his work. Nick has a six -month -old child.
Nick was aware of his crime and apologized on alive television and said, “Sorry, just had to write his wife, the child slept well tonight, so it ends at this moment.”
Here’s the way of Netizens replied:
Several social media users were offended by movement and called unprofessional and unethical. However, many Netizens entered Nick’s support and said, “The family comes before professionalism.”
“That’s a good father,” the user said
Another said, “It wasn’t unprofessional at all. It was an emergency situation and was looking for his wife and a child. Anyone who complains about it has to look for a long time and hard in the mirror.”
“He did an hourly segment of disasters. He did what would do any healthy and good man-healing his family. I think it’s great,” another user added.
Nick Jansen will answer:
Later, in Facebook post, Nick Jansen wrote: “I got e -mail that told me how unprofessional I was during my coverage. The quote that really hit me:” That he had to call his wife to make sure he would take a child to safety?
He offered an explanation and said, “I take my job and your security very seriously. But I’m also a husband and a father. In the middle of heavy weather I decided briefly to make sure my wife and child were safely in the basement.”
“It’s not me to be unprofessional, it’s me to be a man. I am a husband and a father first.
(Tagstotranslate) non -professional
