Miles O'Brien

boingboing.net — As noted in an earlier Boing Boing post today, Miles O'Brien is hosting a Kennedy Center event in the nation's capital tonight, to honor the life and legacy of astronaut Sally Ride. She died in 2012 of pancreatic cancer. This just in: here's Miles on PBS NewsHour tonight, talking about his encounters with Ride.

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

I am honored to be hosting a tribute to Sally Ride tonight at Kennedy Center. A sellout. Some thoughts about Sally. pbs.org/newshour/rundo…

May 20, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

Life of Sally Ride Honored at Kennedy Center Tribute

By Miles O'Brien

pbs.org — By: Miles O'Brien Editor's note: On Monday, PBS NewsHour science correspondent Miles O'Brien will serve as master of ceremonies at an event honoring the legacy of astronaut Sally Ride at Washington, D.C.'s John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

@Channel_Mike hi mike. I am working at WGBH on a NOVA about the bombings. Have a question. Possible you can DM or email? Milesob @gmail.com

May 19, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

@MynorSergio @NewsHour what does that have to do with the case against rios Montt?

May 14, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

There is a lot of science behind the #RiosMontt genocide conviction. My piece for @NewsHour youtube.com/watch?v=dOIJ1-…

May 12, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

RT @xeni: Our PBS @NewsHour report on the Guatemala genocide trial of José Efraín Ríos Montt is now online. youtube.com/watch?v=dOIJ1-… cc @mil…

May 9, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

Miles O'Brien Freelance Journalist @milesobrien

RT @NewsHour: In March, @MilesOBrien and @Publici reported on failings at the EPA. Now, the EPA is making changes to.pbs.org/10k1HpH

May 7, 2013 Reply Retweet Favorite

News Flash: EPA Now Accountable to Public

By Miles O'Brien

pbs.org — By: Miles O'Brien This is the first of two PBS NewsHour reports on hexavalent chromium, a chemical found in U.S. drinking water and the agency charged with regulating it. This report aired on March 13. There is nothing more frustrating for a reporter than posing legitimate, reasonable questions to a representative of a federal agency and, in response, being told to talk to the hand.