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August 30th, 2011
01:13 PM ET
Five-year-old iReporter takes Irene by Storm
One reporter made her on-screen debut this weekend as Irene blew through the Northeast: Five-year-old Jane Haubrich.
Haubrich, from Doylestown, Pennsylvania, captured the attention of viewers with her home-made iReports on Hurricane Irene. Jane's father Frederic, a documentary film maker who was behind the reports' production, says his daughter has always been interested in being on-camera and might have a future in news.
Jane Haubrich and her family talk to American Morning about her journalistic debut during Irene.
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