He reminds me of a teenager...he's getting a high off the risk he's taking.
Danger can be exhilarating, then habituation. We're getting used to it. He's getting used to it.
Real reporting on what's happening can be mixed with the drama queen stuff, but nonstop standing in the wind is boring. The reporters level of excitement will stay longer than ours, but so what? We get used to it and the "I wonder what's really going on" clicks in, and we want news. Real news. Give us both.
Maybe some information about the refineries, the chemical plants, underground pipes and what effect that might have. What's the real danger? Cams at those locations. A few structural engineers - what buildings can take what force - building codes - what can be done? Gimme some meat boys. I'm getting tired of watching a never-ending outdoor wind tunnel scene with a camera man who can't wipe the rain off the lens.