Serene Branson, dissolved in Los Angeles television news reporter, a Web video on the whole world saw on Sunday night when she tripped over a rambling stand-up report after the Grammy Awards.
The video began his tour on Monday morning when the Web are people began to share what they thought was just a funny clip of a TV reporter struggling to form their words.
But listen a second, it becomes obvious that something was wrong with Branson, leading to speculation that she may have suffered a stroke in the air.
This is not what Branson, a reporter for CBS-owned KCBS-TV tried to say during his live-clear.
As she works in her report at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, the changes of expression Branson and it seems to be nervous when she realized what she said makes no sense.
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"There is no doubt that some types of neurological events," NBC chief medical correspondent Nancy Snyderman said on "Today" this morning.
Branson station to update her biography said Monday she was at home resting after treated by paramedics at the scene and was not hospitalized.
"Serene thanked everyone for their concerns and wishes and hopes to return on air very soon," read the statement.
Doctors have told the New York Post that Branson may have suffered aphasia - a fight to the difficulty of producing or understanding language - are mini-strokes that could be a problem or circulatory problems.
Contact Mark W. Smith: msmith@freepress.com. Follow him on Twitter: @ markdubya on his Facebook page.
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