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Fox News Channel ups Tom Lowell
Fox News Channel has named Tom Lowell executive vp and managing editor of news. In the new role Lowell will be responsible for managing the channel's daytime news programming. He reports to Fox News president and executive editor Jay Wallace. Lowell is a 17-year veteran of the cable news channel, Lowell launched America's Newsroom in 2007 with anchors Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly, becoming its executive producer in 2009. He would go on to launch America Live with Megyn Kelly and the primetime show The Kelly File in 2013. In a statement announcing his promotion, Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott cited the "formidable impact" Lowell has had on the channel's news programming, and added that "we're beyond confident that under his direction, the network's daytime news programming will continue to thrive for many years to come."
KDKA Pittsburgh TV airs Children's Hospital telethon
KDKA-TV Pittsburgh television is partnering with the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation to raise funds for expert care. The hospital treats all chidrend regardless of a family's ability to pay. The Telethon airs Thursday night on KDKA from 7pm to 8pm in place of the station's normal KDKA News at 7:30pm and the CBS News with Norah O'Donnell. TV Video Clips is the Pittsburgh Broadcast Monitor with HD digital video files from Pittsburgh TV.
NBC 4 Washington DC TV brings Jummy Olabanji back to DC Television
WRC Washington anchor Jummy Olabanji joins Eun Yang on the News4 Today morning newscast in January. Olabanji succeeds Aaron Gilchrist at the anchor desk, with Gilchrist joining streaming network NBC News Now as an anchor and correspondent. News4 Today goes 4-7 a.m. Olabanji has been with WRC for 18 months. She grew up in Fairfax, Virginia and interned at WRC during college. Olabanji previously anchored at WNBC New York. TV Video Clips is Washington DC's number one broadcast monitor with HD archives going back to 4/1/2013 and select SD video from DC TV going back to 2005!
Three Big Specials on KPRC NBC 2 on Houston TV
KPRC-TV Local 2 Houston television airs three big specials this weekend. On Saturday it's "Holiday Lights Spectacular" back-to-back with "America's Table." Holiday Lights airs at 7pm Saturday following KPRC Channel 2 News at 6pm. It's followed by "America's Table" at 8pm. Then on Sunday at 11am KPRC runs "Something Good: Episode 8." KPRC TV Houston is recorded and archived by Houston's HD TV Broadcast Monitor; TV Video Clips in full-resolution HD!
WUSA DC TV pulls another former WTTG talent
Tegna-owned CBS affiliate WUSA Washington is adding Allison Seymour to its Get Up DC! team.
Get Up DC! is hosted by Reese Waters, and co-anchored by fellow District natives Tony Perkins and Annie Yu. The show offers the latest news, traffic, weather and trending stories. Get Up DC! airs live weekdays from 4:25 to 7 a.m.
Allison Seymour is an Emmy-winning anchor who woke up viewers on morning news in her hometown of Washington since 1999 on WTTG until leaving in August.
CBS 60 Minutes draws nearly 17 million Viewers to see Trump walk out
Donald Trump's contentious inview with Lesley Stahl and Joe Biden's less dramatic one scored the largest 60 Minutes audience since 2018. 16.8 million viewers watched the CBS show, scoring a 2.4 rating among adults 18-49 per Nielsen time adjusted fast national numbers. 60 Minutes and most CBS Prime Time video is available from Broadcast Monitor TV Video Clips in full-resolution HD.
Windy City Rehab Season 2 Episode 2 Testing A New Area
In the second episode of the second season of this Chicago home repair show Alison seizes the opportunity to build in a new area of Chicago; she feels this project is the perfect way to get to know the neighborhood, and while it goes smoothly, cracks continue to grow in her and Donovan's partnership. The show is part of the Do-It-Yourself Network - DIY - programming - recorded and archived by TV Video clips as part of our Broadcast Monitor service in full-resolution HD.
WJZY Fox 45 Charlotte TV airs Senate Debate
Fox 45 Charlotte will air a debate between inclumbent Senator Thom Tillis and former North Carolina State Senator Cal Cunningham at 7pm tonight following Fox 46 News at 6pm. As part of the show the station will be tracking the reaction of undecided voters and showing what they're responding to in real-time. The debate will take place in the studios of WNCN CBS 17 in Raleigh.
ABC TV retools Good Morning America third hour (again)
ABC News has named correspondent T.J. Holmes and 20/20 co-anchor Amy Robach the official co-anchors of the network's afternoon news hour, GMA3: What You Need to Know. Starting Monday, Sept. 21 at 1 p.m. ET, Holmes and Robach will bring viewers news, info and human interest stories that GMA3 has been known for since March, when the pandemic starting running wild across the country. Robach and Holmes will be joined by ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton with the latest breaking medical news informing GMA3 viewers about how to stay safe and healthy during the pandemic and beyond.
KUSI-TV San Diego airs San Diego Food Bank special
San Diego Television station KUSI-TV will air a special this Saturday called "San Diego Food Bank: Blues Festival Fundraiser." The show will air on KUSI-TV just before the KUSI News at 6:00 PM. The Food Bank show starts at 4pm on KUSI-TV San Diego TV independent station channle 51.1 over the air and on Channel 9 on Spectrum cable.
WGN America launches National Newscast
Billed as "representing the return of traditional, trusted, fact-based news reporting to cable television," NewsNation, a three-hour primetime national newscast, debuts tonight at 8 p.m. ET on WGN America, Nexstar Media Group's wholly-owned cable network that reaches approximately 75 million U.S. TV households. NewsNation will air seven days a week. NewsNation, Nexstar says, "will bring viewers breaking news and live video of the day's most important national news stories and issues, as well as the most impactful regional and local news from across the U.S."
KDKA Pittsburgh TV adds 7:30pm News
KDKA-TV the CBS-TV owned Pittsburgh television station on Channel 2 Pittsburgh will add an 8:30pm newscast on August 17. Meghan Schiller will anchor the half-hour of news, which will displace "Extra," a syndicated newsmagazine. KDKA-TV general manager Chris Cotugno confirmed KDKA's latest expansion will be a traditional newscast but with a "focus on the more positive news of the day among other newsworthy items." He said the format of the show is a work in progress but it will include weather and possibly sports. The weather and sports anchors would be drawn from the earlier evening newscasts (Ray Petelin for weather, Bob Pompeani for sports).
WJLA ABC 7 Washington DC Television holds Redskins Town Hall
inclair-owned ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 7) announced today it will broadcast its planned third live virtual town hall on race relations with a conversation on the historic announcement to change the franchise team name of the Washington Redskins. The Racial Divide: Time for Change, will air Tuesday, July 14, at 7 p.m. on sister cable channel WJLA 24/7 News, and stream live on wjla.com and Facebook. WJLA Sports Anchor Scott Abraham, News Anchor Michelle Marsh and news and sports contributor Lou Holder will moderate the one-hour virtual panel discussion with leading sports figures, former NFL players, sports business experts and Native American groups on the impact of this announcement.
WFTS Action News Tampa TV airs special on hunger
ABC Action News is teaming up with Feeding Tampa Bay for 20 days to help feed families in our community. With staggering unemployment rates and many facing financial instability over the summer months, we pledge 20 days for Tampa Bay to make a difference for our neighbors. A special titled "20 Days for Tampa Bay" will air on Thursday at 7:30pm on WFTS-TV Channel 28.
KTRK ABC 13 Houston TV to Air Shell Freedom Over Texas
Due to the ongoing efforts to stay safe and help slow the spread of Covid-19, The City of Houston will not be hosting the traditional large city event on July 4th at Eleanor Tinsley Park. Instead, we will turn our attention to a LIVE BROADCAST on ABC13 for this year's Shell Freedom Over Texas! That's right....Houston's Official 4th of July Celebration is not canceled, but has shifted to an ON-AIR ONLY EVENT thanks to the generous support of the our new title sponsor, Shell and anchor sponsors Walmart, Reliant, Mask Up, Dr Pepper and Silver Eagle Distributors/Bud Light Seltzer. Join the party from the comfort of your living room! Watch ABC13 on Saturday Evening, July 4th for an evening of Music and Fireworks presented by Reliant! The evening will kick off with a patriotic tribute by the Houston Symphony, followed by performances with guest artists Houston rappers, humanitarians and philanthropists, Bun B and Trae Tha Truth, nationally acclaimed mariachi band Mariachi Imperial De America, La Mafia and Houston sibling Norteño trio Los Luzeros De Rioverde. PLUS appearances from past Freedom Over Texas favorites including Hunter Hayes, Lyle Lovette, Josh Turner and Sarah Evans! Closing out the diverse evening of musical entertainment is three-time, Grammy-nominated Texas country music icon, singer/songwriter Pat Green. Clips from KTRK-TV ABC 13 Houston and all Houston stations are available from TV Video Clips in High Definition!
WXYZ ABC 7 Detroit TV airs Rocket Mortgage Classic
On Tuesday WXYZ-TV welcomes the PGA tour's Rocket Mortgage Classic - Changing the course for the city of Detroit whith a live kick-off event featuring Channel 7 Sports Anchor Brad Galli at the Detroit Golf Club joined by Justin Rose and Dave Lewallen. If you'd like a video clip from WXYZ-TV click here
KPRC TV Houston airs Something Good
KPRC Local 2 Houston Television will air another episode of "Something Good" on Saturday at 12n. The show highlights the best in humanity. If you'd like a segment from Something Good click here
CBS This Morning back in Studio 57
After nearly 100 days away from the office, CBS This Morning is back home at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York. Gayle King and Anthony Mason were back in the studio and Tony Dokoupil was still remote. The hosts will rotate in studio duties.
WDIV-TV Local 4 airs Sports Special Spirit of Detroit
Local 4 Detroit television will air the special "Spirit of Detroit: Fulfilling the Dream" on Tuesday night right before the Local 4 News at 11. The special anchored by Sports Director Bernie Smilovitz takes viewers back to two of the greatest football games in University of Michigan/Michigan State's historic rivalry.
WCBS New York TV airs fraud special
CBS 2 New York Television will air a special called "The Fight Against Fraud: You Are On The Frontline" Sunday at 11:30am. The show will air right after CBS Face The Nation at 10:30am. TV Video Clips, a national broadcast monitor, has New York City Television archived in HD going back to April of 2015.
KSHB NBC 41 Kansas City TV airs KC Sports Awards Show
Each year, the Kansas City Sports Commission and Foundation honors outstanding individuals for their commitment to and achievement in sports. The show will air on Friday 6/12 on KSHB 41 at 7pm following the KSHB 41 Action News at 6pm.
WBTV and WSOC Charlotte TV to air Community Conversation about Racism
WBTV Channel 3 in Charlotte Television will air a special on racism Friday at 7pm. The show called "Facing and Erasing Systemic Racism: A Community Conversation" will take the time slot normally used for WBTV News Prime Time and On Your Side Tonight with Jamie Boll. It will air again Sunday morning at 6am just before WBTV News 3 Sunday at 6am. WSOC Channel 9 Eyewitness News will air an Eyewitness News Special: Talking About Race on Thursday night at 7pm.
WXYZ Detroit TV airs the Ultimate Wedding
WXYZ ABC 7 in Detroit will air the "WXYZ Ultimate Wedding Show 2020" on Friday at 8pm. The show will be a thoughtful guide for the bride and groom to be hosted by Erin Nicole and complete with all the tips and tricks needed to get the most out of your money without having to sacrifice your wedding vision. The show will air again on Saturday at 5pm and Sunday at 1pm.
CNN takes first in 25-54 for first time in 19 years.
As protests in the wake of the killing of George Floyd continued through the week, CNN hit a major ratings milestone: On Wednesday, the network notched its sixth day in a row in the top spot among the cable news channels for total day and primetime viewers in the advertiser-coveted age demographic of 25 to 54. This is the first time CNN has topped those viewership groups in 19 years. According to Nielsen ratings, from Friday, May 29 to Wednesday, June 3, CNN beat Fox News and MSNBC in the demo in total day ratings, measuring from 6 a.m. ET to 6 a.m. ET. Due to data availability, Wednesday's numbers were measured from 6 a.m. ET to 3 a.m. ET.
Fox News number 1 again!
Fox News finished a calendar week as the most-watched cable network once again. FNC averaged 3.5 million total viewers in prime time, more than any other cable network in the daypart for the 17th straight week. Fox News averaged 1.9 million total day viewers, more than any other cable network for the 19th straight week.
During the week of May 11, FNC also averaged 320,000 in the 25-54 demo in total day. In prime time, Fox News averaged 539,000 in the A25-54 demo. This is all according to the most current live-plus-same-day data from Nielsen. For the second consecutive week, Hannity was the most-watched show on cable (4.5 million viewers on average), garnering more Total Viewers than ESPN's critically acclaimed The Last Dance (though trailing the docuseries in all under-55 demos).
Orlando TV Launch Live Coverage for Launch
America's return to space from the Kennedy Space Center will be broadcast live by all four Orlando Television stations; WESH 2, WFTV Eyewitness News, WKMG-TV Local 6 and Fox 35 WOFL-TV. Orlando is the Space Coast's TV market and as such, like Houston TV, space exploration is a local event. The SpaceX launch is scheduled to this Wednesday. WESH-TV Orlando Channel 2, WFTV Orlando Channel 9, and WKMG-TV Orlando Channel 6 will all go on the air at 3pm - an hour early. WOFL-TV Fox 35 is schedule to also start an hour early at 4pm.
WDIV-TV Local 4 Detroit TV airs Something Good
WDIV-TV Channel 4 on Detroit television will air a show called "Something Good" on Monday at 2pm. The show, a collaboration with WDIV's five sister stations - WKMG Orlando, WJXT Jacksonville, KPRC Houston, WSLS Roanoke, and KSAT San Antonio - will show what happens when people band together and uplift in weays never thought possible.
Cooking Channel burns the Florida coast
On the Cooking Channel episode of Man Fire Food that airs on 5/27/20 at 9pm they bring the "Florida Heat." Host Roger Mooking cruises the Florida coastline looking for two fiery cookouts that bring the heat; he visits chef Marcel Vizarra, owner of modern Peruvian eater Llama Restaurant in St. Augustine, Fl, to check out an ancient Peruvian-style pit roast.
Fox Television #1 in 18-49 for the first time in eight years!
The 2019-20 broadcast TV season has come to a close, and NBC's three-season reign as the 18-49 demo champ is officially over. Fox has ascended to No. 1 this year, for the first time since the 2011-12 season, on the strength of sports like Thursday Night Football as well as The Masked Singer, which was the season's most-watched entertainment show in the demo. But the more things change, the more they stay the same: CBS repeated as the top network in total viewers for the 12th consecutive season. However, the season ratings offer the latest proof that linear TV continues to hemorrhage viewers, who are fleeing for streamers and other digital options, and increasingly not watching live TV aside from the NFL.
WBTV Charlotte TV to air special on Lessons Learned
WBTV will air a special on Thursday night called "Lessons Learned, Lessons Lost." It is a look at how education has been impacted by the Coronavirus. The show will air on Thursday at 7pm in the time slot normally where WBTV News Prime Time and On Your Side Tonight with Jamie Boll airs.
Local 10 - WPLG-TV - Miami television adds to traffic watch
WPLG has hired South Florida native Alexis Frazier to join the station's morning team. She started earlier this month and has been giving traffic updates to Floridians from 4:30-10:30 a.m. each morning. Frazier graduated in 2013 from Florida A&M and spent five years getting experience as an anchor-reporter in Texas and South Carolina before returning home.
Tampa TV Town Hall
Nexstar Broadcasting will host the COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall featuring Tampa Bay area local government leaders, a member of Florida's State Senate, and two members of Florida's delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, May 12, at 7:30 p.m. ET. The Town Hall will feature U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist (D-13), U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor (D-14), Florida State Sen. Darryl Rouson (D-19), Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman, and Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, who will address the local, state, and federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. Due to restrictions on large gatherings, the group will remotely join the broadcast and livestream video. The 30-minute virtual Town Hall will be televised live from the studios of Nexstar's WFLA News Channel 8 and bring together nearly two million viewers across the region via television broadcast and livestream video. The broadcast will air from 7:30 to 8 p.m., and be hosted by WFLA anchor Keith Cate. Viewers are invited to submit questions via social media using the hashtag #8onyourside. Viewers can also submit questions via online@wfla.com. Preference will be given to those questions submitted on social media as videos rather than texts.
WESH-TV Orlando gets news Sports Reporter
Kendra Douglas is joining the WESH-Channel 2 Orlando TV sports team, the TV station announced. "We are thrilled that Kendra will be a member of the WESH 2 Sports Team. She is a very talented sports journalists and will be an incredible addition to our newsroom," said Kirsten Wolff, news director for WESH 2 and CW18, in a press release. "She has a passion for sports reporting, telling great stories on TV and posting on digital."
WTTW Chicago Public TV hires new City Hall reporter
Chicago media dynamo Heather Cherone has joined WTTW-Channel 11 after two years as managing editor and City Hall reporter for The Daily Line, the subscription newsletter on state and local politics. The Window to the World Communications public television station announced today that Cherone has been hired as a digital news reporter covering City Hall. A native of Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood and graduate of Kenwood Academy and Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Cherone previously worked for DNAInfo/Chicago and the Chicago Tribune, where she helped launch TribLocal in the south and west suburbs.
Mas Noticias, Mas Noticias y Mas Noticias
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, and a growing demand for live content while at home, Telemundo has decided to ramp up its live daytime news programming to 12 consecutive hours, Monday through Friday, beginning this coming Monday, April 13. Telemundo-owned stations in Los Angeles, New York and Miami already deliver live, early morning newscasts starting at 5 a.m. ET/PT, while the Telemundo station in Philadelphia delivers morning news at 6 a.m.ET. The highlight of this expansion revolves around the network's morning show, Un Nuevo Dia, which is expanding to 4 1/2 hours from 7-11:30 a.m. ET, in order to handle this mountain of news. Following Un Nuevo Dia at 11:30 a.m. ET/10:30 CT, local markets continue with the local lifestyle and entertainment show Acceso Total, followed by the local news at 12 p.m./11 a.m. CT. Noticias Mediodía with Paulina Sodi begins at 12:30 p.m. ET/11:30 a.m. CT with more news updates on the COVID-19 crisis. At 1:30 p.m./12:30 CT, Ana Jurka and Carlos Adyan co-host a new afternoon show En Casa Con Telemundo, which brings viewers positive and entertaining stories meant to "inspire, motivate and strengthen the whole family throughout the quarantine." At 2 p.m. ET/1 p.m. CT, Telemundo will air show business and celebrity-focused news program Suelta La Sopa. A special two-hour edition of Al Rojo Vivo will begin at 3 p.m. ET. The first hour will be fully dedicated to COVID-19, followed by a second hour with the usual updates and human stories with a team of collaborators across the nation. Al Rojo Vivo traditionally airs weekdays from 4-5 p.m. ET. At 5 p.m. ET/4 p.m. CT is Telemundo local news in most of the network's top markets. The 12-hour live news schedule wraps with the network's flagship evening newscast Noticias Telemundo at 6:30 p.m./5:30 p.m. CT, anchored by José Díaz-Balart.
ABC, CBS, NBC Evening News is back!
The network newscasts had lost relevance, thanks to cable and digital media. Now, the coronavirus has put tens of millions of viewers back in the 6:30 p.m. habit. Ten million people watched "The Voice" last week, the biggest audience for the NBC reality show in a year. It was no match for another nonfiction program: the nightly newscast.
As Americans, housebound because of the coronavirus crisis, watch more TV than usual, they have returned to the network news programs that have not been at the center of the national conversation for years. ABC's "World News Tonight" and the "NBC Nightly News" had an average of about 12 million viewers for their newscasts last week, among the biggest totals for all network shows, according to Nielsen. That's roughly the same as the average for "Monday Night Football." The audience for "World News Tonight" was its largest since 2000, and the number of viewers watching "NBC Nightly News" was the most the show had drawn since 2005.
Telemundo starts nightly Coronavirus Newscast
Noticias Telemundo anchor Julio Vaqueiro will host a new half hour of news devoted to coronavirus starting tonight at 11:35 p.m. ET/10:35 p.m. PT. Coronavirus: Un Pais en Alerta (Coronavirus: A Nation on Alert). The late-night daily newscast will focus on the latest developments regarding the coronavirus and its impact on the Latino community as the country remains on alert during this national emergency. "The launch of this new late-night newscast reaffirms Telemundo's ongoing commitment to provide the Latino audience with the most comprehensive, credible information they need to make decisions every day," Telemundo News president Luis Fernandez said in a statement. "We want to help our community understand the effects of this emergency and rather than live in fear, be empowered to make informed decisions about their health."
NBC Owned TV stations expand local news for coronavirus coverage
On Monday, March 16, NBC owned stations in New York (WNBC), Los Angeles (KNBC), San Francisco-Bay Area (KNTV), Miami-Fort Lauderdale (WTVJ), and Hartford, CT (WVIT) began airing a new, half-hour weekday local newscast in their markets at 7 p.m. ET / PT, while WRC-TV airs the new half-hour of news at 7:30 p.m. ET, and NBC owned stations in Chicago (WMAQ) and Dallas-Fort Worth (KXAS) kicked off a new half-hour newscast at 6:30 p.m. CT. NBC owned stations in Philadelphia (WCAU) and Boston (WBTS) already air local news at 7 p.m. KNSD San Diego will continue to air regular programming. In addition, NBC owned stations in eight markets started airing a new weekday newscast at 11:30 p.m. ET / PT on March 16, delivering their communities a full hour of late, local news Monday to Friday.
WLS ABC 7 Chicago TV airs Heart & Soul
WLS-TV Chicago, the ABC O&O in Chicago will air a special called "Heart & Soul" on Sunday at 1pm. ABC 7's Karen Jordan and Jim Rose host a series of specials that explores Chicago's dynamic African-American community, which includes profiles of local celebrities and prominent citizens, and addresses public affairs. Chicago television clips are available from TV Video clips in full-resolution HD.
WBTV Charlotte lives up to "being on your side"
WBTV's investigative team is leading the charge with the support of the station's news director to include the entire newsroom in results-focused journalism. "This is a campaign designed to encourage viewers to turn to us when they need someone on their side," said Robby Thomas, WBTV's marketing director. A contractor takes a down payment to do some work on your house and disappears. An auto shop overcharges you for repairs that didn't fix the problem. With nowhere to turn, if you live in Charlotte, N.C. (DMA 21), you can contact Gray's CBS affiliate WBTV via phone or email, and they promise to investigate, to be on your side. TV Video Clips records the Charlotte TV market in full-resolution HD!
WLS ABC 7 Chicago TV airs SA Debates
WLS-TV the Chicago ABC O&O ABC 7 will air two hours of debates for the Cook County State's Attorney race on Sunday. At 12n on Sunday 23/1/20 the station will air "The Race for Cook County State's Attorney: The Democrats Debate." That will be followed by "The Race for Cook County State's Attorney: the Republican Debate" at 1pm. WLS ABC 7 Chicago TV clips are available from TV Video Clips along with all the other Chicago TV clips from all the Chicago TV stations.
ABC Oscars coverage SOLD OUT!
After a rocky lead-up to the 2019 Academy Awards ceremony, things have been progressing much more according to plan this time around for ABC, with none of the pre-telecast controversies that marred last year's event. It's also smooth sailing on the business side, where the network has sold out its Oscars ad inventory ahead of the Feb. 9 telecast. This year's 30-second spots sold for as much as $2.8 million. That's an increase from last year's telecast, where they went for as much as $2.6 million. According to Kantar Media, Oscars spots in 2019 averaged $1.98 million.
WDIV Local 4 Detroit Television airs special on the Environment
WDIV-TV Channel 4 on Detroit TV will air a one hour special "Defending The Environment" on Sunday at 8pm following Local 4 News at 7pm. "Defending the Environment" will feature WDIV's Help Me Hank and Karen Drew who will reveal what happened and what's next in the investigation behind toxic ooze and River contamination.
Fox News Channel Still Number One!
When the January 2020 Nielsen ratings dropped today, Fox News was crowned the top cable news channel for the 18th straight year. Since Janaury 2002, Fox News has been the most-watched cable news network in primetime and in average total-day viewers and in the advertiser-coveted demographic of viewers 25-54.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives does chicken on the cue on Food Network
Guy Fieri's diving into all kinds of 'cue on this trip; in Ottawa, Canada, a funky chicken joint cranking the rotisserie; in Burlington Vt., a place smoking' their wings; Texas-style spot in Richmond VA. It airs tonight - season 32, episode 4 on the Food Network.
WFLA-TV Tampa television broadcasts annual Gasparilla Parade Again
Once more, WFLA Channel 8 on Tampa TV will broadcast the annual Gasparilla Parade live Saturday at 230pm. WFLA News Channel 8 has brought the Tampa Bay area live coverage of Gasparilla since the station's humble beginnings. WFLA signed on the air with live coverage of the Gasparilla Invasion and Parade of Pirates on Feb. 14, 1955, 10 years before News Channel 8 began broadcasting in color. In that year, President Eisenhower was hospitalized for a heart attack, Albert Einstein died and Disneyland opened. Gasparilla began in 1904 and there have only been 10 years it was not celebrated. WFLA has been a part of 65 of those celebrations.
WGN Chicago TV ups Dominick Stasi to News Director
Nexstar Media's WGN-TV Chicago (DMA 3) has appointed Dominick Stasi news director effective immediately. He succeeds Jennifer Lyons, who has been elevated to vice president of news for WGN America to run News Nation, a live daily three-hour national newscast launching this summer. WGN VP-GM Paul Rennie said: "Dom has been leading the WGN newsroom for six years as executive producer. He has led some of WGN-TV's biggest projects, including expansion of our evening and late news, orchestrating our massive Election Night coverage, and spearheading projects like "Examining DCFS." Dom's leadership, news judgement and dedication make him the perfect fit for the job."
Two new newscasts for Detroit TV
Former WDIV-TV reporter Kevin Dietz will return to television news Tuesday with an innovative 10 p.m. newscast on WADL-TV (Channel 38), and he concedes that he doesn't fully know how it will work. One night later, CW50 also will launch a nightly Detroit newscast, and viewers might not know where it's from. Dietz, will launch "News Now with Kevin Dietz," focusing each weeknight on two or three stories in a 30-minute program with live interviews. WKBD-TV, meanwhile, will become one of three CBS-owned CW stations to launch low-budget 10 p.m. newscasts in time for the 2020 elections. According to BroadcastingCable.com, the Detroit effort will feature two or three local multimedia journalists contributing to a program that is packaged, produced and padded with national content by the CBS station in Dallas. CW stations in Atlanta and Tampa, Florida, will begin similar newscasts in February.
NY1 hires news VP Content Development
NY1 has hired a Tegna executive to oversee the New York station's content development. Helen Swenson, who is a native New Yorker, will join the Spectrum owned station as the vice president of content.
She will oversee the station's content development, programming and news efforts including strategic planning and creation. "Helen is a dynamic and talented executive with deep industry experience leading linear and digital content in broadcast and local news," said Dan Ronayne, svp of Spectrum News Northeast. "Her leadership and proven success of developing news programming, innovative content, creating growth and managing the day-to-day operations will be invaluable as we continue to build upon NY1's successes."
WTAE-TV Action News Pittsburgh TV adds news to noon!
ABC affiliate WTAE Pittsburgh is lengthening its Pittsburgh's Action News 4 at Noon to an hour, beginning Jan. 13.
The station said the move, in part, reflects the "substantial growth in the newscast's viewership. For fourth-quarter 2019 versus fourth-quarter 2018, Pittsburgh's Action News 4 at Noon saw a 63% increase in adults 25-54 (Nielsen Live + Same Day)." "We know local news and weather are very important to our viewers," said WTAE President-GM Charles W. Wolfertz III. "The additional 30 minutes of news per day allows us to provide more in-depth coverage of stories that matter to Pittsburghers. We'll feature more neighborhood news, detailed 12-hour forecasts, and 'Commitment 2020' stories addressing the decisions made this year in "
Fox News Channel hits new Prime Time high
Fox News averaged 2.5 million viewers per night in 2019, the most in its 23-year history, making the network the most-watched channel on basic cable. According to Nielsen, Fox News beat out ESPN, with its 1.78 million viewers, and third-place MSNBC, which drew an average of 1.75 million viewers in Prime Time. Fox topped its cable competitors for a fourth straight year, Nielsen said.
Tony Perkins to return to DC TV
Sources say that former WTTG and Good Morning America anchor Tony Perkins is signing on at WUSA in Washington DC TV WUSA hired Perkins for a sweeps stunt during the November book, Perkins basically worked as an anchor on the station's morning show during November book and then quietly left the station.
But sources inside Tegna now say that Perkins will be back for the "February book and beyond."
While the source did not say what Perkins' role will be at the station, it is presumed he will be working the morning show. Perkins also works on a DC radio station in the afternoon and it's expected and he will continue that job.
WUSA is expected to make the announcement official either today or tomorrow.
KUSI-TV San Diego TV airs Christmas Songs Special
KUSI-TV San Deigo Television will air a two hour special tonight called "Songs of the Holiday Season. The show features choirs from local organizations and schools like Serra High School, JCompany, Classical Academy High School and others. The show airs at 8pm tonight before the KUSI News at Ten and again at 11am Christmas morning.
WBTV Charlotte TV airs Violence special
WBTV Charlotte television will air a special Saturday afternoon called "Voices Behind the Violence" It will look at Charlotte's historic 2019 homicide rate. It will air at 12 noon Saturday.
WPIX PIX 11 New York TV adds another hour to Morning News
Beginning Monday, Jan. 6, 2020, WPIX New York's PIX11 Morning News will add a 9 a.m. hour to its weekday newscast, expanding the broadcast by an hour, from 4:30 to 10 am. PIX11 Morning News will also add two featured reporters, Marysol Castro and Ben Aaron. The PIX11 Morning News will continue to be anchored by Kala Rama and Craig Treadway (4:30-6 a.m.) and Betty Nguyen and Dan Mannarino (6-10.) Marissa Torres will continue to provide traffic from 4:30 to 10, as well as deliver weather from 4:30 to 6, and meteorologist Byron Miranda will continue to deliver weather forecasts from 6 to 10. Marysol Castro, who had previously worked at WPIX as the traffic reporter when the PIX11 Morning News launched in 2001, and again as an anchor in 2013, will return to the station as a featured reporter.Previously, Castro was a weather anchor at Good Morning America and CBS's The Early Show. She also worked on-air at ESPN as host
KTLA Los Angeles TV shows Rose Parade Uncovered
KTLA 5 will air a special Saturday called "Rose Parade Uncovered" Military Salute. It's a look at how the Rose Parade honors those who protect our country; Japanese American soldiers of WWII; Women Air Force Service Pilots; The Last Cavalry Charge; Phillipine Scouts; The Buffalo Soldiers; tour of the U.S.S> Iowa; The Thunderbirds. The show will air Saturday at 7pm following KTLA 5 News at 6:30pm.
KTRK ABC 13 Houston TV airs holiday special
KTRK, Channel 13 in Houston television will air "Houston's 100th Holiday Special" Sunday at 4pm. The one hour special will show the 100th Annual Reliant Lights Mayor's Holiday Spectacular in the heart of downtown Houston.
WBTV Charlotte Television CBS 3 in Charlotte North Carolina has aired a one hour special called Voices Behind Violence at 7pm in place of WBTV News Prime Time and On Your Side Tonight with Jamie Boll. Steve Crump hosts the special.
KTLA to air annual Hollywood Christmas Parade
Once again KTLA 5 in Los Angeles TV will air the annual Hollywood Christmas Parade. The event features character balloons, celebrity filled cars, and live musical performances. Erik Estrada, Laura McKenzie, Dean Cain, Montel Williams, Elizabeth Stanton and Mario Lopez. It will air Friday on KTLA Channel 5 Los Angeles Television at 8pm PT just before the KTLA 5 News at 10.
KUSI San Diego Television to air Silver Pigskin Gala
KUSI-TV on San Diego TV, channel 9 San Diego on most cable stations, will air the annual Silver Pigskin Gala again this year. It will air December 5th at 6pm following KUSI News at 5pm and again Saturday at 1130pm following KUSI News at 11pm.
WDIV Detroit airs Hoffa Special
WDIV Local 4 Detroit TV will air a Local 4 Special: Jimmy Hoffa on Wednesday 12/4/19 which will air at 10pm just before the 11pm news.
Hot Properties - San Diego Staycation and Renovation
In Season 1 episode 5 of Hot Properties San Diego on HGTV, Andres helps finance a client's renovation to ensure they get the best presale makeover possible; Seth and Mia turn an oversized bachelor pad into a family home.
WXYZ-TV ABC 7 Detroit Television lights up Christmas
'WXYZ Anchors Carolyn Clifford and Dave LewAllen host the annual Holiday Tree Lighting live from Detroit's Campus Martius Park with entertainment by Grammy nominated artist Mayer Hawthorne, Detroit Youth Choir and Olympic ice skater Mirai Nagasu. The show will air Friday night at 7pm following ABC World News Tonight with David Muir.
Food Network - Cooking Channel Man v. Food visits Austin Texas
11/17/2019
Casey Webb tackles Austin, TX in the next episode of Man vs Food on Cooking Channel 11/19/19. He starts with a two-pound behemoth packed with every meat, sauce and side on the menu; gourmet doughnuts; and has a duel with the spiciest sauce in town in the Six-Alarm Fire Challenge.
ABC 7 Los Angeles to air Presidential Forum
KABC, the ABC O&O in LA TV will hold a Democratic Presidential Forum on Latino Issues. The program will air on Sunday 11/17/19 at 1030am following Eyewitness News at 10am on ABC7.
WDIV 4 Detroit TV hosts Education Now Detroit event
Six years after it went through the largest municipal bankruptcy in US history, Detroit is undergoing a so-called revival. NBC News Learn, the education division of NBC News, is partnering with Local 4 Detroit to host a two-hour live town hall event about education in Detroit Television. The show will air on WDIV Local 4 from 7 to 8pm on October 24th.
KHOU CBS Houston TV airs Mayoral Debate
KHOU-TV Channel 11 in Houston Television will air a Mayoral Debate on Monday 10/21/19 at 7pm. The program; "KHOU Special - Election 2019: Houston Mayoral Debate" will air at 7pm on KHOU-TV. The Veteran team of KHOU 11 reporters highlights a broad span in the region, such as community headlines, sports analysis, weather conditions, human interest stories and many other subjects presented to area viewers.
New News Director at Fox 35 Orlando TV
Fox Television Stations has promoted Melissa Medalie to vice president and news director of its WOFL-WRBW Orlando, Fla. (DMA 18) and WOGX Gainesville, Fla. (DMA 156). Effective immediately, Medalie will oversee all editorial, business and administrative functions for WOFL News, reporting directly to VP-GM Mike McClain.
Fox 32 Chicago TV Goes Late with Leon
WFLD, the Fox O&O in Chicago Television, is adding a show called "Later with Leon" to the weekday lineup. The show features Leon Rogers, co-host of "The WGCI Morning Show." Leon shares his opinions on current events and interviews news makers and entertainers with Fox 32 reporter Tia Ewing, who presents the facts about the news and stories of the day. The show airs at 11:30pm Chicagoland time.
WLS ABC 7 Chicago TV to air Columbus Day Parade
WLS the ABC owned and operated TV station in Chicago Television will air the Columbus Day Parade on Monday 10/14. The Parade will air from 1pm to 3pm on Chicago's Channel 7 following ABC 7 Eyewitness News at 11am and the afternoon Good Morning America GMA3: Strahan, Sara & Keke.
Boston TV Channel 5 examins Boston traffic
WCVB, Hearst's ABC affiliate in Boston, is airing a news special examining Boston's traffic gridlock and why Massachusetts officials say it's reached the tipping point. NewsCenter 5 Primetime: State of Gridlock, airs tonight at 7:30 and is an in-depth look at the causes, the failures and the potential fixes to this gridlock and the daily frustration it is causing to thousands of commuters trying to navigate the pitfalls of public transportation and local highways. WCVB's award-winning 5 Investigates team spent months analyzing data involving traffic, the MBTA and Commuter Rail and other forms of transportation, and also testing different commutes to determine the underlying causes of the Bay State's current state of gridlock. WCVB's Investigates reporters will delve into the factors contributing to this traffic crunch, the real barriers the MBTA is facing to provide reliable transportation, and the possible solutions on the table to make transportation in our state more tolerable.
KPRC Houston TV expands afternoon News
Graham Media's NBC affiliate KPRC Houston (DMA 7) has expanded its KPRC 2 News at 4 p.m., anchored by Keith Garvin and Christine Noël, to one full hour starting Monday, Sept. 23. The extended newscast will leadoff a two-and-a-half hour news block with KPRC 2 News at 4, KPRC 2 News at 5, NBC Nightly News at 5:30 and KPRC 2 News at 6. The new newscast will feature an expanded focus on community, health, lifestyle and digital trending stories, along with extensive weather, traffic and coverage of the news of the day. Consumer news will be another key focus of the newscast, with a new consumer reporter to soon be named. "The expansion of our KPRC 2 News at 4 feels like a logical progression for us," says KPRC VP-GM Jerry Martin. "This will provide us the time to dig deeper into stories affecting our communities."
Fox Business News resigns Maria Bartiromo
Fox News Media has re-signed Anchor and Global Markets Editor Maria Bartiromo to a new multiyear deal, extending her tenure with Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel. In making the announcement, Suzanne Scott, CEO of Fox News Media, said: "Maria Bartiromo has been a pioneer in business journalism for 30 years. As the first journalist to report live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, she has been a change agent throughout her entire career. Her exceptional insights and incredible work ethic have been of tremendous value to Fox Business and Fox News and we're thrilled to have her continue anchoring each of her stellar programs for many more years to come."
Doctor & The Diva hot new thing on CBS's new network DABL
Doctor and The Diva is on the schedule of the CBS Network DABL which airs on most CBS owned TV stations .3 digital channels. Dr. Steve Salvatore and Kimberley Locke are The Doctor & The Diva; she is an American Idol recording star who broke through on the world's biggest stage and Dr. Steve Salvatore is a board certified emergency medicine physician in practice for more than 25 years.
Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson Returns for another season
09-17-2019
Sinclair Broadcast Group kicked-off its fifth season of Full Measure on Sept. 8, hosted by Emmy award-winning investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson. According to Sinclair, since launching in 2015, the Sunday morning news program has seen year-to-year audience growth, providing long-form reports on a range of political and socioeconomic topics. Today, the show reaches nearly 700,000 households weekly.
WFAA Dallas to air American Heart Association Walk Special
WFAA Channel 8 Dallas TV says more than 50,000 people throughout the community of Dallas Ft Worth and all of North Texas walk for a meaningful cause as they try to help raise awareness for heart disease and stroke, witch are the number one and number five causes of death in the United States. It will air on WFAA this Saturday 9/14 after News 8 Daybreak Saturday.
Kelly Clarkson and Tamron Hall Launch Talks Shows
The Kelly Clarkson Show launches on 9/9/19 with guest Dwayne Johnson. The three-time Grammy Award wining singer/songwriter will present the biggest names in film, television and music and emerging new talent and people who are beacons of hope in their communities. Tamron Hall also premiers this week with a show which promises will be a daily destination for all things topical and a platform for viewers to connect with the people who are shaping our world through meaningful, engaging, and entertaining conversations.
Real Housewives of Dallas returns for season 4
Bravo TV brings back the Real Housewives of Dallas for the fourth season premiering the new season with an episode titled "Of Friends and Frenemies." LeeAnne is overwhelmed by the planning of her wedding; D'Andra inherits the family business which isn't doing as well as she thought; Stephanie hosts a "Frendtervention" in an attempt to help mend fences between former besties LeeAnne and D'Andra.
WBTV Charlotte TV celebrates 70 years with special
WBTV made history on July 15, 1949, when it signed on at the first television broadcaster in the Carolinas. The station will celebrate with an anniversary special on Monday 9/2 in the morning show.
High School Football returns to Dallas TV
It's High School Football season and there are few places where High School football is bigger than the big D. Friday the TXA21 the season kicks off with McKinney vs McKinney North at 1030pm.
WUSA shows 400th anniversary special
WUSA 9 News Washington DC TV will air a special Wednesday on the 400th anniversary of the first Africans who were brought to English North America. A group of experts talk about the historic Jamestown settlement and various parts of Virginia where new truths are being revealed about the past. The special 1619: The First Africans in Virginia and the Making of America will air on 8/28 at 7pm
Publix Bold City Showcase to be broadcast on Jacksonville TV
The inaugural Publix Bold City Showcase will be broadcast on News 4 Jax, WJXT the Graham Media station in Jacksonville television! The Showcase will consist of three big games to kickoff the 2019 high school football season on Saturday, August 24, 2019. The schedule is as follows:
11:30 a.m. Fanfest Opens
Noon Pregame Studio Show for TV and Radio
1:00 p.m. Lee Generals vs. Bartram Trail Bears
4:00 p.m. Atlantic Coast Stingrays vs. Mandarin Mustangs
7:00 p.m. University Christian Fightin' Christians vs. The Bolles Bulldogs
CBS Television announces full roll-out of CBSN Local!
CBS Television Stations and CBS Interactive on Thursday announced their intention to accelerate the rollout of CBSN Local, the company's local direct-to-consumer streaming news services, in all 13 major U.S. markets where CBS Television Stations have local news operations. CBSN New York debuted in December 2018 and CBSN Los Angeles went live in June 2019. CBSN Boston is expected to launch soon, with CBSN San Francisco Bay Area scheduled to make its debut during the fourth quarter of this year. The company today for the first time confirmed its plans to launch a CBSN Local service in the nine remaining markets where CBS has a local television news organization. All nine markets will debut their CBSN Local services by early 2020. The nine markets included in this expanded launch plan are Chicago (local news content provided by WBBM), Dallas-Ft. Worth (KTVT), Philadelphia (KYW and WPSG), Minneapolis-St. Paul (WCCO), Denver (KCNC), Miami (WFOR), Sacramento (KOVR and KMAX), Pittsburgh (KDKA and WPCW) and Baltimore (WJZ).
WXYZ ABC 7 airs The 2019 Woodward Dream Cruise Presented by Ford
The Woodward Dream Cruise celebrates 25 years of saluting classic car cruising which began in the 1950's along Woodward Avenue. 7 Action News anchors Carolyn Clifford and Dave LewAllen will host the program Saturday nightfrom 7pm to 9pm with a street-side stage in Birmingham while 7 Action News anchors Alicia Smith, Keenan Smith, Glenda Lewis, Alan Campbell and Brad Galli cover the cruising hot spots along historic Woodward Avenue, where more than one million visitors will pack a 16-mile stretch to join in the celebration."
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Slips To 5th Place In July Ratings
It's been more than a year since MSNBC's star host Rachel Maddow beat Fox News Channel's top-rated host Sean Hannity to take the title most-watched host in all of cable news. At the time, March 2018, The Rachel Maddow Show finished in first place with an average total audience of 3.058 million viewers—the show's best-ever performance in the 9 p.m. ET hour. MSNBC's ratings had been climbing, up 30% in the first quarter of 2018, while ratings for FNC and CNN were down.
Over the next six months, Fox News pushed Maddow out of first place, but there seemed to be a refreshed competition between the two prime-time hosts, perhaps suggesting a day when MSNBC might topple the epic run of Fox News as the most powerful ratings force in cable news.
But ratings data released Tuesday by Nielsen show MSNBC's surge has slowed, with Maddow slipping into fifth place overall with a total audience of 2.487 million viewers, behind Hannity (3.332 million), Tucker Carlson Tonight (3.145 million), The Ingraham Angle (2.591 million) and The Five (2.503 million). The five top cable news shows finished in the same order among viewers 25-54, the demographic group most valued by advertisers, with Hannity drawing a total audience of 527,000 viewers, and Maddow well behind with 384,000.
It's the first time since October 2018 that Maddow has finished outside the top three cable news shows among total viewers, while Hannity has now finished first among total viewers and in the demo for four months straight, and Fox News posted its 37 straight monthly first-place finish. In morning news, Fox News Channel's showcase morning show, Fox and Friends—a favorite of President Donald Trump—marked 213 months as the number one cable news program in its timeslot, with an average of 1.4 million viewers while CNN's New Day had its worst month in the key demo in five years.
KPRC 2 Houston TV adds Taniya Wright to anchor desk.
Graham Media Group's NBC affiliate KPRC Houston (DMA 7) has added Taniya Wright to its news department.
She will join the station on Aug. 5 and take her place on the morning news desk next to co-anchor Owen Conflenti weekday mornings 4:30-7 and on the midday newscast weekdays at 11 a.m. to noon co-anchoring with Andy Cerota.
CBS puts Norah O'Donnell in anchor chair at CBS Evening News
CBS has introduced Norah O'Donnell as the anchor of its evening news show in the hope that she can restore it to its former glory. O'Donnell, 45, certainly has the credentials for the job, having spent one decade at NBC and another at CBS reporting and anchoring in a variety of prominent roles. In interviews last week, O'Donnell and CBS News President Susan Zirinsky talked about how the new CBS Evening News will be better than ever, playing it straight down the middle and excelling not only at breaking news, but also at you-heard-it-hear-first enterprise reporting.
NBC Anchor Lestor Holt fairs very well in post debate poll
NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt, who was viewed by Americans as the most trusted anchor in television last fall, made a strong impression on the 1,860 respondents who participated in a new Hollywood Reporter/Morning Consult survey on last week's Democratic presidential candidate debates. Among the five NBC News, MSNBC and Telemundo personalities who moderated the June 26 and 27 debates, Holt led the way with the support of 29 percent of respondents in all age groups surveyed, followed by MSNBC host Rachel Maddow (18 percent) and Today co-host Savannah Guthrie (10 percent). Asked only about Holt, 67 percent of those surveyed said he did an "excellent" or "good" job, compared with only 9 percent who said he did a "poor" job in his role as one of the leading moderators (with Guthrie). Holt fared better than Meet the Press host Chuck Todd, who received "excellent" or "good" grades from 48 percent of respondents but "fair" or "poor" ratings from a majority, 52 percent.
NBC 4 Washington DC TV airs VA Hospital Special
WRC-TV the NBC Owned and Operated station in Washington DC television will air a News4 special called Under Scrutiny: Inside the DC VA Hospital. It will air Sunday morning at 530am Sunday 7/7/2019.
House Hunting on Orlando TV!
HGTV channel's House Hunters on 7/3 airs "On the Way to Orlando." A young family leaves California and returns home to Orlando, Florida, looking for more affordable housing. She's focused on getting the most house for their money, while he's hoping to find a bargain. HGTV channel is just one of the streams TV Video Clips has available in HD, including all of the local Orlando TV stations; WESH 2, WKMG Local 6; WFTV Eyewitness News Channel 9; WOFL Fox 35; and the CW, Telemundo, Univision, PBS and of course Spectrum News CFN 13!
Man Vs Food kicks off new season in Sacramento TV!
Casey Webb swings into Sacramento, California for three gold-standard meals from the Golden tate; a perfectly fried Chinese-American chicken, a savory waffle stack and a school's worth of raw fish and rice in a five-round sushi challenge. Cooking Channel is just one of the many streams TV Video Clips captures as the largest HD broadcast monitor in the country.
Food Network show The Great Food Truck Race hits Tampa 911
On Sunday the Food Network goes Tampa TV as Six food truck teams meet up with Tyler Florence in Tampa, Florida and are shocked to see a squadron of police officers arrive with sirens blaring. The officers are there to judge a contest based on Tampa's gift to the culinary world. The Food Network is just one of the many national channels captured by TV Video Clips - the nation's largest broadcast monitor.
WPXI Pittsburgh TV News Director moves to Atlanta TV
6/25/52019
WPXI-TV news director Suzanne Nadell is leaving next month to take a similar position at Cox Media Group's WSB-TV in Atlanta. Her replacement in Pittsburgh will be in-house: managing editor Scott Trabandt. According to Trabandt's LinkedIn profile, he has worked at WPXI for three years, after serving as an executive producer and a producer in the Washington, D.C., Charlotte, N.C., and Myrtle Beach, S.C., television markets.
WDIV - Detroit TV - airs Ford Fireworks Show live
The 2019 Ford Fireworks on the Detroit River will launch tonight at 8pm on Channel 4 Detroit WDIV! Produced by the Parade Company and recognized as one of the country's larget and most magnificent fireworks displays, the beloved annual summertime event is enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of spectators each year. Devin Scillian, Kimberly Gill, Ben Bailey and more of your favorite Local 4 personalities will be on hand for the whole thing!
CBC Toronto carries Raptors Parade
CBC News Special will honor the NBA champs by televising the "Raptors Championship Parade" today, Monday 6/17/2019 beginning at 10am. Coverage will last for four hours. TV Video Clips is the broadcast monitor for CBC Toronto and parade coverage video from the broadcast will be available in full-resolution HD.
KPRC Houston TV looks at hurricanes future and past
KPRC the NBC station in Houston television will present two back-to-back specials "KPRC Special: Hurricane" at 7pm on June 19 followed by "KPRC Special: Newsmakers Harvey Follow-Up" at 7:30 on the same date. KPRC is channel 2 in Houston TV. KPRC2's weather team is helping you prepare for whatever Mother Nature brings over the next year, in our Hurricane & Flood Survival Guide 2019 airing at 7 p.m. on June 19. In this 30-minute program, the station will look at the 2019 hurricane season forecast, and how to prepare your family for the next storm. From packing your hurricane kit at home to preparing for an evacuation, the KPRC 2 team will share information that could save your life from the next storm that takes aim on Southeast Texas.
KCTV Kansas City TV adds The Locker Room Show
KCTV, Meredith's CBS affiliate in Kansas City, is doubling down on sports coverage with a daily, half-hour sports show called The Locker Room Show. It's hosted by Dani Welniak, a former women's professional football player, and produced by Nikki Rushing. "I don't feel an immense amount of pressure, like: oh, two women are in charge. I think it adds to the product versus adding pressure," Rushing says.
WTAE Pittsburgh TV Uncovers Secret Bid, Earns First Amendment Award
WTAE, Hearst's ABC affiliate in Pittsburgh, spent more than a year to uncover the secretive bid process to lure Amazon's headquarters, giving viewers an inside view of the station's ultimately successful court battles culminating in the revelation of an offer of $2 billion in tax incentives. The City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County wanted to lure Amazon to build its second headquarters in western Pennsylvania. Secretly, they were prepared to offer more than $2 billion worth of tax incentives to sweeten the deal. WTAE, Hearst's ABC affiliate in Pittsburgh, spent more than a year skirmishing with the city and Allegheny County in an effort to uncover the secretive bid process, giving viewers an inside view of the station's ultimately successful court battles culminating in the revelation of the $2 billion tax incentives. For its ongoing series on Pittsburgh's Secret Amazon Bid, WTAE was awarded the Pennsylvania Associated Press Media Editors First Amendment Award.
WXYZ ABC 7 Action News Detroit making a difference on Detroit TV
From 8-8:30pm - WXYZ Detroit will air a special called 2020 Change Makers. WXYZ celebrates the changemakers who are making a difference in Metro Detroit. The special will air tonight.
Hurricane Prep Specials hit Florida TV
With hurricane season upon us Florida TV stations step up to offer their annual hurricane prep specials Here's the list of what we know now: Wednesday May 29: 8pm WPBF West Palm Beach WPBF 25 First Alert Chronicle: Surviving the Storm; Thursday May 30: 8pm WJAX Family Focus 2019 Special: A Salute to Service follwed by Surviving the Storm2019: Action News Jax First Alert Weather; Thursday May 30: 730pm WFTS Tampa ABC Action News: StormWatch 2019; Friday May 31: 7pm WFOX Jacksonville Action News Jax Surviving the Storm2019: Action News Jax First Alert Weather followed by Family Focus 2019 Special: A Salute to Service; Friday May 31: WPLG Miami Hurricane Special 8pm; Friday May 31 7pm WKMG Orlando News 6: Hurricane Special 2019; Saturday June 1 730pm WFOR Miami Hurricane Special; Saturday June 1 7pm WPEC West Palm Beach Hurricane Special
Orlando Local 6 Up!
In the May ratings, WKMG-Channel 6 interrupted WFTV-Channel 9's dominance in the news ratings. With viewers ages 25-to-54, WFTV was tops at 6 a.m., noon and 6 and 11 p.m., according to the Nielsen ratings. Yet in a major surprise, WKMG emerged as the leader from 4 to 6 p.m., and WFTV dropped to third behind WKMG and WESH-Channel 2. WESH highlighted that its 10 p.m. news on sister station WKCF-Channel 18 had finished first with 25-to-54 viewers for the ninth consecutive rating period. WOFL-Channel 35 and WFTV were basically tied in 25-to-54 viewers at 5 a.m. (The Sentinel has a content-sharing agreement with WOFL.)
NBC Telemundo adds consumr units
NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations, a division of NBCUniversal, today announced the expansion of its NBC Responds/Telemundo Responde consumer units to Telemundo stations in Orlando, Fla. (WTMO), and El Paso, Texas (KTDO), on the heels of the units recovering more than $30 million for consumers.
ABC is First Round Draft Pick with NFL Draft coverage
ABC got top score in Thursday ratings, its coverage of the NFL draft leading the network to a 1.2 in viewers 18-49, per the Nielsen overnights, and a 6 share. That snuck by the 1.1/5 put up by CBS. ABC had the draft coverage on throughout prime. Fox had it last year, the event doing a 1.1. On CBS, The Big Bang Theory fell 6% to 1.7 and Young Sheldon was a flat 1.4. Mom grew 10% to 1.1 and Life in Pieces rated a 0.8, after last week's 1.0-0.8 double run. SWAT closed out prime down 13% to 0.7. Telemundo was next at 0.8/4, with Premios Billboard De La Musica Latina on across prime.
Estrella TV adds more local news in Dallas, Houston and Miami
Spanish-language network EstrellaTV will launch local newscasts in Dallas, Houston and Miami markets on April 29 in the late afternoon and at night. The newscasts will be under the direction of seasoned journalist and news director Rubén Olague with a full team of local multimedia journalists in every market. Olague's more than 30 years of experience in broadcast journalism dates back to his early years in radio with Liberman Broadcasting's Radio Noticias 930 and includes stints with CNN, CBS, Televisa and Univision. Carolina Sulbarán and Rubén Olague will anchor WGEN Miami's Noticias 8 5 and 11 p.m. newscasts and KZJL Houston's Noticias 61 4 and 10 p.m. newscasts .
Two Hearst Stations' Specials Focus On Unity
Two Hearst affiliates, one in Baltimore and the other in Pittsburgh, are broadcasting town hall meetings that address critical issues facing their communities. WBAL, Hearst's NBC affiliate in Baltimore, will broadcast a one-hour primetime special focusing on many of the issues facing Baltimore tomorrow night at 8. Project CommUNITY-CommUNITY Conversations, taped before an audience on the campus of Loyola University Maryland, will also highlight the best that Baltimore has to offer through WBAL's CommUNITY Champions reports. WTAE, Hearst's ABC affiliate in Pittsburgh, in partnership with the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh's Center for Loving Kindness, hosts a town hall discussion featuring a 10-person panel and studio audience discussing the important issues of grief, healing, resilience and community.
NBC Bay Area adds Venture Capital podcast
Scott McGrew, who's been covering business and technology for NBC's San Jose, Calif., O&O KNTV, pitched the idea of a podcast, Sand Hill Road, named for the Palo Alto address that's become synonymous with the Valley's venture capital scene. Now, it's almost through its first 10-episode "season." Each week, McGrew sits down for an informal conversation with a prominent investor.
KTLA Los Angeles TV covers LA Marathon live!
This weekend KTLA TV Channel 5 in Los Angeles will provide live coverage of the LA Marathon. The station, which normally does a 6am to 11am Sunday morning news block anyway will devote the time slot to live coverage of the marathon.
Univision launches new morning news programming
Univision Communications today announced the launch of three new morning newscasts — in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Austin, Texas. Primera Edición DFW in Dallas, Noticias 45 Primera Hora in Houston and Primera Hora Texas Central in both San Antonio and Austin, will air from 5 to 7 a.m. Monday through Friday. All three Texas programs mark the first time that local Spanish-language morning newscasts will be airing in those markets, Univision says.
News 4 Jax Election Special for Jacksonville Florida
WJXT News 4 Jax in Jacksonville will air an hour long special on the the Election this Monday at 8pm on channel 4 Jacksonville. News 4 JAX is an indpendent station owned by Graham Media Group. The station will also start it's 10pm news on Tuesday early with another edition of Election 2019 to cover results. Additionally, sister station CW17 in Jacksonville will air a special on Sunday night called "Jacksonville Who?" about the Artis Gimore-led Jacksonville University basketball team of 1970 which made history by becoming the smallest school ever to reach the NCAA Tournament finals, overcoming racial prejudices in the 1960s to help unite a divided city in troubling times.
WCCB The CW Charlotte NC airs High School Basketball
WCCB the CW in Charlotte North Carolina will air the NCHSAA Basketball 4A Men's Finals this Saturday from 12n to 2pm. The game will feature West Charlotte and South Central.
News News Director in Jacksonville TV
WTLV-WJXX has bumped up its assistant news director to the news director role. The station made the announcement that Joe Inderhees will fill the vacant spot. The duopoly's former news director Meagan Harris left late last year for a position with NBC in Dallas. "I'm thrilled at the opportunity to lead our amazing group of journalists at First Coast News," he said. Inderhees began working at First Coast News in 2016.
New CBS News Chief wants return to "Gold Standard"
Susan Zirinsky, the incoming president of CBS News, earned a huge round of applause at the 10 a.m. editorial meeting on Monday at CBS News headquarters on West 57th St. She stressed the "gold standard" of CBS News, a division built by Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite. And she read from the script that Cronkite delivered on the night that President Richard Nixon resigned in August 1974
Action News Tampa ups Sarah Moore to News Director
The Tampa ABC affiliate's assistant news director takes over the reins at the Scripps news operation. She succeeds Matt Brown, who was promoted to VP-GM of Scripps-owned WTXL Tallahassee, Fla.
Miami TV, Washington DC TV, San Francisco TV and Tampa TV among DuPont Winners
Four TV stations are among the 2019 DuPont Winners. The TV station winners include WFOR Miami, WETA Washington, KNTV San Francisco and WTSP Tampa. The winners will be celebrated on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019, at the 77th annual awards ceremony, hosted by 60 Minutes Correspondent Lesley Stahl and NPR's Ailsa Chang, host of All Things Considered. As the nation's leading broadcast monitor TV Video Clips records and archives each of these award winning stations!
Fox News number one - best ratings ever
The year ends much as it began, with Fox News Channel sitting firmly in first place, well ahead of its cable news rivals CNN and MSNBC. In fact, for the full year, FNC recorded its highest-rated prime-time in the network's history, since its launch 22 years ago. According to data released Wednesday by Nielsen, Fox News Channel delivered a total prime-time audience of 2.5 million viewers, up 3% from 2017. But MSNBC, which finished the year in second place with 1.8 million viewers in prime, led cable news in terms of growth: up 12% from last year. That makes 2018 MSNBC's best-ever also, with a trend that may have executives at NBC dreaming of a day when Fox News is knocked from its perch as the dominant force in cable news. TV News Clips, the broadcast monitor with more HD video than any other broadcast monitor records all three networks in HD.
Spectrum News 1 LA inks deal with the Los Angeles Times
Programming executive Cater Lee, Spectrum Networks' vice president of news and content, and production director Seth Katz look over Spectrum News 1's new stage in El Segundo. (Maria Alejandra Cardona / Los Angeles Times)
The Los Angeles Times will produce a prime-time news magazine television series for Charter Communications' recently launched Spectrum News 1 channel, the companies said Tuesday. The one-hour show, "L.A. Times Today," will air Monday through Thursday starting in February and will take an in-depth look at the day's top stories with the paper's reporters, columnists and photographers, the companies said. Spectrum News 1 anchor Lisa McRee, a veteran local newscaster and former co-anchor of ABC's "Good Morning America," will host the series, which is a joint production of the two media organizations. The program will cover news, politics, business, entertainment and sports, and will feature interviews with and stories by Times journalists. As LA's number one Broadcast Monitor Spectrum News 1 Los Angeles is available in full-resolution HD from TV Video Clips.
WTAE 4 Pittsburgh TV supports project Bundle-Up
WTAE 4 ABC Pittsburgh will once again support the Pittsburgh's Bundle-Up Project with the Salvation Army. WTAE will air cut-ins throughout the day featuring a phone bank at WTAE Channel 4 to raise money for warm weather coats, boots and gloves. WTAE Channel 4 is also using it's website to raise money for this cause. At 7pm Friday December 7th in addition to the day long cut-ins on Channel 4 news and regular programming WTAE Channel 4 will air a one hour special.
WPXI Pittsburgh TV to air annual Pittsburgh Holiday Parade
WPXI Channel 11 NBC Pittsburgh will air the 34th annual Holiday Parade in Pittsburgh, presenting talented students of Pittsburgh Public Schools CAPA School, and a special appearance by action Henry Lennix of "the Blacklist" and music from Lou Christie and others. The Parade will air live after Channel 11 Saturday AM News at 830am on Saturday
NBC 5 Dallas celebrates 70 years of Dallas TV
KXAS NBCDFW will air a special this weekend "NBC 5 70 Years of Innovation" at 5pm on Saturday the 24th. NBC 5 Dallas is owned by NBC. The show will look at local broadcasting and the people and events of the station's 70 year history. The show will air before NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt and NBC 5 News at 6pm Saturday.
LA 1 joins Los Angeles TV News community
Los Angeles TV has a lot of news. Amp that up with the first 24/7 local news station in SoCal! Charter Communications has imported their famous local news wheel to Southern California with LA1. The all news channel is available to Spectrum and Charter customers in Southern California - about 1.5 million homes in the greater Los Angeles area. Spectrum News 1 Los Angeles is now available in full-resolution HD from TV Video Clips.
Detroit TV celebrates two Detroit television traditions this week
WXYZ-TV Detroit ABC 7 kicks off the holiday season on Friday when the city's Christmas tree lights up for the first time. "Light Up The Season" airs on Channel 7 Detroit at 7pm. 7 Actions News anchors Stephen Clark and Carolyn Clifford will host the program, along with 7 Action News anchor Glenda Lewis. On Detroit's Channel 4 WDIV Local 4 News will air a special for the annual Hob Nobble Gobble. This black-tie evening will be held at Ford Field and Local 4 Detroit will air a special half hour program at 8pm on Friday.
News 4 Jax airs Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade
WJXT News 4 Jax is broadcasting Jacksonville's Veterans Day Parade Monday at 11am to 1pm. The Parade airs in the slot normally occupied by River City Live and News 4 Jax at Noon. First Coast News will air FCN Supports K9's for Warriors on Monday following the First Coast News at Noon on their NBC station WTLV
KDKA to air Rally for Peace live today at 12n
KDKA-TV CBS 2 in Pittsburgh TV will air live team coverage of the Rally for Peace in Point State Park. It begins at noon and is expected to last for 90 minutes.
KUSI San Diego does election specials on Sunday and Thursday
KUSI is airing a series of election specials starting Sunday at 8pm with a show called "KUSI News Election Special, Soccercity vs. SDSU West." That will be followed by another hour called "KUSI News Election Special, 2018 Ballot." On Thursday at 9pm the station will air a third special just prior to the KUSI News at 10.
WGN Chicago starts news series "BackStory with Larry Potash"
Chicago's Very Own WGN-TV is premiering, "BACKSTORY with Larry Potash," a new series that will run periodically as specials throughout the year. The first four will run on consecutive Sundays at 8:30pm: October 28; November 4, 11 and 18. Potash explores the BACKSTORY behind some of the most intriguing tales in history, culture, religion and science from Chicago and beyond
Fox 4 Dallas TV airs Komen Race for the Cure
Dallas television station KDFW, the Fox O&O in Dallas will air special coverage of the Dallas Komen Race for the cure this Saturday at 9am following Good Day Dallas Saturday.
WFTS Action News Tampa TV airs Domestic Violence special
ABC Action News Tampa Bay will air an ABC Action News Special: Talking Actin Against Domestic Violence on Sunday at 4pm. The show will tell stories of individuals who have been a victim of domestic violence and have found hope after finding the right help to stand up to it.
WXYZ Detroit Television Names Dave LewAllen as permanent anchor
WXYZ has named Dave LewAllen as the permanent evening anchor. "It's an honor to continue my work alongside Carolyn Clifford as the station's permanent anchor at 6, 7 and 11 p.m." he said in a Facebook post. He will also continue to anchor the 10pm newscast on WXYZ's sister station, WMYDTV20.
San Francisco TV looks back at Wine Country fires
It's been a year since the wild fires hit the Bay Area's Wine Country. NBC Bay Area will air a special on Saturday at 3pm following the Pitt vs Notre Dame game. KPIX 5 the CBS owned station in San Francisco television will also air a special called "Wine Country Wildfire: One Year Later" on Saturday at 730pm following KPIX 5 News @ 6pm.
WESH 2 Orlando TV airs Sheriff's Debate
WESH-TV Channel 2 in Orlando television will air a debate for the candidates hoping to be the next Orange County Sheriff. It's part of the station's Commitment 2018 coverage - stories about the November elections.
WXYZ 70 Years of 7!
WXYZ-TV, Channel 7 is celebrating 70 years on the air by taking a look back at some of Detroit's most memorable moments and the role the station will play in the community in the years ahead. The show airs tomorrow night at 730pm to 8pm.
WABC Channel 7 ABC 7 New York airs Columbus Day Parade
The world's largest celebration of Italia-American culture is back for its 74th year in New York City. ABC 7 will air the parade live with hosts Joe Piscopo, Juliette Papa, and anchors Ken Rosato and Lauren Glassberg.
Fox News takes Supreme Court nominee interview
Brett Kavanaugh submitted to questions about allegations of sexual misconduct on Fox News, the first time in memory that a Supreme Court nominee was interviewed on TV before a confirmation vote. A historian called it "utterly extraordinary."
Charlotte TV Clips up and running!
Charlotte North Carolina is our latest primary city for TV News Clips! Charlotte North Carolina has a vibrant TV market and and a Spectrum News Channel. WBTV, WSOC, WCNC, Fox 46 and News 14 Charlotte.
California Cooking on KTLA Los Angeles Television
KTLA 5 Morning News anchor Jessica Holmes will share her passion for food and love of cooking in KTLA's new food show, "California Cooking." Debuting Saturday, Sept. 22, the 30-minute weekly show offers Jessica's take on California cuisine. She will be dishing out her favorite recipes for easy and delicious go-to dinners, entertaining dishes, holiday spreads and more. Jessica will also explore the diverse and flourishing culinary scene in the Los Angeles region, showcasing some of the area's best restaurants and talking to the talented chefs behind them. "I think food is one of those things that brings people together," she says. "Nothing makes me happier than to share a meal with my family or to go out to dinner with my friends."
NBC Dallas airs one hour Texas U.S. Senate Debate
NBC 5 Dallas TV will air an extended version of its 6pm news cast focused on the Texas Senate race. Called "Decision 2018: Texas U.S. Senate Debate" the show will air in the 6pm slot following NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. NBC 5 in Dallas television is owned and operated by NBC/Comcast.
WJZ-TV Baltimore TV CBS 13 to air Ray Lewis parade
CBS 13 WJZ-TV in Baltimore television will air the city's parade to celebrate Ravens Hall of Fame linebacker Ray Lewis. The parade will air on Baltimore's channel 13 from 10am to 12pm on Saturday the 22nd, a day before the Ravens take on the Denver Broncos on CBS Television.
FOX 4 WFTX Ft Myers TV joins The Now crowd
Fox 4 Ft Myers, the Scripps station in Southwest Florida TV, joins the list of group stations airing "The Now" as part of their early evening/afternoon news block. The Now airs on Fox 4 SW Florida at 5pm to 6pm, just before Fox 4 News at Six.
WDIV Detroit TV airs special about "White Boy Rick"
The movie about a 14-year old named Rick Wershe, Jr. who became one of the youngest FBI informants in history is based a true Detroit story. WDIV Local 4 on Detroit television will take a look at the story, the facts, and talk about the station's postcast about the subject. The special will air Thursday at 10pm just prior to Local 4 News at 11pm.
NBC Bay Area KNTV San Francisco TV airs 500th "Bay Area Proud" story
San Francisco television station KNTV, known as NBC Bay Area, has been airing stories about people making a positive change in the Bay Area since 2012. "Bay Area Proud" segments are hosted by Garvin Thomas and have been airing each week since then. Last Saturday night NBC Bay Area celebrated its 500th "Bay Area Proud" story with a half hour special.
WTAE Pittsburgh Feeds the Hungry on it's 60th anniversary
To celebrate it's 60th anniversary the ABC station in Pittsburgh television, WTAE will hold an all-day telethon to collect food for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank. Charles Wolfertz, the GM of WTAE says it's our way of giving back.
Fox 5 New York leads New York City TV Social
This week's Social Scorecard covers the social media scene in New York City where broadcasters are vying for their share of engagement among 140 million actions. WNYW, the Fox O&O, is far ahead of all broadcasters there. Its secret? Fewer posts that appeal to their followers' emotions. "Sometimes, less is more," says Dan Carlin, the station's programming and research VP.
Me Time is TV time
Raycom Media has launched a new television show called Me Time with Frangela. The syndicated TV show will feature Frances Callier and Angela V. Shelton. Expert interviews, video chats with guests and viewers and unbridled opinions an friendly debates on a wide range of topics will be the daily fare for this new show.
Good Morning America launches Third hour
Starting on Monday September 10th, ABC Television will launch a third hour of GMA. The show will air at 1pm in place of The Chew which is going off the air. GMA Day will be hosted by Michael Strahan and Sara Haines. This will bring GMA to three hours a day in that Good Morning America currently runs from 7am to 9am and there are two hours of Good Morning American on Saturday and Sunday. NBC's Today Show is a four hour daily show with an hour of Today on Sunday and the Saturday Today Show which is sometimes an hour, sometimes 90 minutes and sometimes two hours.
Food Network launched "Bite Club" in Chicago
Tyler Florence brings together five of Chicago's most acclaimed chefs to compete in an Italian restaurant; the first round throws them for a loop when they're presented with alligator meat. The airs tonight on the Food Network.
Dallas TV gets another hour of news
Fox 4 Dallas KDFW adds another hour to it's morning show, which is now on the air 4am to 10am. Fox 4 Dallas has promoted weekend morning anchor Hanna Battah to weekdays. Battah will co-anchor Good Day from 4-6 a.m. and then report for the remaining hours of the show.
Food Network Detroit Doughtown Delights!
Detroit TV gets a visit from the Food Network and the series "Baked." Tom Papa takes a trip to Detroit to visit chefs and bakers helping to revitalize Motor City and its food scene; at Kuzo's Chicken and Waffles, a former NFL player serves up decadent, cake-like, red velvet waffles with spicy fried chicken. See it on the Food Network on Monday 9/3 at 1030pm Eastern.
WDIV Detroit TV Local 4 to honor The Queen of Soul
WDIV the Graham Media station in Detroit television, Local 4, will honor the Queen of Soul with a special on Thursday 8/30 called "Local 4 Special: Honoring The Queen of Soul: R-E-S-P-E-C-T" The program will air on channel 4 at 8pm to 9pm. Then on Friday they will air the "Local 4 Special: ARETHA FRANKLIN: CELEBRATION OF LIFE. This will air from 9am to 4pm.
Fox 4 Ft Myers TV teams up with sister company for Ft Myers television special
Fox 4 WFTX TV Ft Myers is owned by Scripps. So is the website "hello SWFL." This weekend the two team up with a one hour special called "Hello SWFL Lake Okeechobee Special." An article on the website is headlined "Lake Okeechobee Algae Blooms Seem to be Dropping."
CBS 11 Dallas TV helps cure cancer
CBS 11 KTVT Dallas television's CBS O&O will air a special on Sunday morning at 11am called "CBS11 News Special: Pulling Together 2018" The show with CBS 11 News anchors from Dallas and Ft Worth will raise money for childhood cancer. It will air at 11am Sunday.
KPIX Taps Mark Neerman As VP Of News
Mark Neerman leaves KSNV Las Vegas to take over the number one job in the newsroom at CBS O&O in San Francisco KPIX 5 News.
WMUR Manchester TV airs Chaos & Kindness
A twenty-year old rock band named Recycled Percussion combines high octane energy with a giving spirit, as they embark on an inspiring mission to bring one person from New Hampshire to the Super Bowl, where the band will be featured performers.
Dallas Cowboys on 21TXA Dallas TV
KTXA the CBS secondary station in Dallas will air another episode of "Deep Blue" Sunday night at 6pm following the NFL Preseason Football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers. "Deep Blue" takes an intimate look at the lives of players and coaches of the Dallas Cowboys football team and the adversity they face to be successful.
WOFL Fox 35 Orlando TV devotes Wednesday show to Mayor's race
On Wednesday 8/8/2018, Fox 35 WOFL TV Orlando will turn it's 6pm newscast into a look at the Mayor's race. Fox 35 News Special: You Decide: The Race for Orange County Mayor will air for the full 6pm hour.
Chicago food featured on Food Network Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
In Chicago, a saucy spot mashes up Latin and Asian with a unique paella and posole; a comfort food joint in Seattle fires things up with Nashville hot chicken; a place in Kona Hawaii mixes island and mainland with guava rigs and tropical pizza
Boston TV to air PMC Opening Ceremonies
WBZ TV Boston the CBS Boston station will carry the opening ceremonies of the annual Pan-Mass Challenge that raises money for charity than any other single event in the country. The ceremonies will be held at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and will air at 7pm Friday.
Food Network takes Grill Master to Kansas City
Big flavors meet big personalities as regional rivals from the thriving Kansas City barbecue world compete; the appetizer round holds double-cut pork chops; a bubbly surprise in the second basket prompts the chefs to bring the sweet to their entrees.
NewsChannel 8 Washington DC TV rebranded WJLA 24/7
Long time local cable news station News Channel 8 in Washington DC television will be changing it's name to WJLA 24/7 News. The cable channel and the TV station share ownership and resources. WJLA, ABC 7 is the ABC Television affiliate in Washington DC.
Tampa TV gets another hour of news
WTVT Fox 13 is adding a 4pm show Monday through Friday which gives them a three hour news block in the weekday strip from 4pm to 7pm. That goes head-to-head with WFLA News Channel 8 which also starts their afternoon/evening block at 4pm, ending their show at 630pm for NBC Nightly News. The Fox 13 expansion is part of a nationwide expansion of news at Fox owned stations.
Man vs Food on Travel Channel goes to Saint Paul
Casey Webb travels across the country in search of the best traditional food on this Travel Channel show. This week on the Travel Channel Man vs. Food toes to St Paul MN to get the grub.
Local 4 Detroit television to air Democratic Gubernatorial Debate
WDIV the Graham Media station in Detroit TV, known as Local 4, will air the Democratic Gubernatorial Debate. The show will air at 8pm on Thursday 7/19/18.
Fox News Channel MSNBC dominate Q2 ratings
Fox News and MSNBC enjoyed solid ratings for 2018's second quarter, dominating the ratings for the months of April, May and June. Sean Hannity and Rachel Maddow once again finished No. 1 and No. 2, respectively, in the cable news ratings race, according to Nielsen Media Research, while Chris Cuomo's CNN prime-time debut led to him being the most viewed host for the network.
Honor Flight San Diego TV
10 News San Diego television KGTV will honor Veterans this weekend with a half hour special "Honor Flight San Diego: A 10 News Salute to Veterans." The show will air at 630pm right after 10 News at 5pm Sunday.
Fireworks on San Diego TV, Jacksonville TV and Orlando TV
WJXT News 4 in Jacksonville television will air the city's annual fireworks show "Red Hot & Boom." The show starts at 8pm and is followed by News 4 Jax at 10pm. WKMG News 6 Orlando television will show "Fireworks at the Fountain". The show starts at 10pm and is followed by News 6 at 11pm. In San Diego Television KSWB once again will air "Big Bay Boom" the largest fireworks display in Southern California. The show starts at 8pm and is followed by Fox 5 News.
WKMG News 6 Orlando TV starts new 9am Show
WKMG the Graham Media TV station on Orlando television started a new 9am show today. The hour long program runs till 10am Monday through Friday.
Miss California TV show on KGTV San Diego, KRON San Francisco
The state final for Miss America, the contest to become Miss California will air on both KGTV the ABC station in San Diego TV and on KRON on San Francisco TV. The show will air from 8pm to 11pm on KGTV in San Diego on Saturday the 30th and on KRON-TV from 6pm to 6pm on Sunday July 1st.
Kansas City TV goes live for deputies funeral service
The joint funeral for slain Wyandotte County Deputies Theresa King and Patrick Rohrer will be at 9 a.m. today at Children's Mercy Park soccer stadium, 1 Sporting Way in Kansas City, Kansas. Kansas City television stations will be carrying the service live. KMBC Channel 9, KCTV 5 and KSHB 41 all plan live broadcasts of the service. Fox 4 Kansas City is in soccer coverage.
WDIV Local 4 TV Detroit airs Ford Fireworks
WDIV-TV NBC 4 in Detroit television once again will air the Ford Fireworks show in Detroit on Monday 6/25. The station's coverage of the fireworks starts at 8pm and runs into the Local 4 News at 11pm.
WBZ Boston TV celebrates 70 years!
Boston television station WBZ, the CBS O&O in Boston, celebrates 70 years of broadcasting as New England's first television station. In December 2017, WBZ launched an extensive on air and social media campaign built around its 70 years of service to the city. This past May, WBZ's late news was No.1 in both households and adults 25-54, the first time since May of 2009, according to the station. In fact, WBZ is the only station that is up in households, viewers and adults 25-54 in every newscast, 4:30 a.m., 5 a.m., 6 a.m., noon, 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11p.m. TV Video Clips records Boston TV and has Boston TV Clips in full-resolution HD.
WBBH NBC 2 Ft Myers TV adds 3pm hour of news
WBBH has launched a new hour of news at 3 p.m., leading off a four-hour weekday afternoon news block.
The new 3 p.m. hour will be anchored by Chad Oliver, Brenna Wick and meteorologist Rob Duns. "This afternoon newscast will provide viewers an opportunity for breaking news alerts, deeper reports on the biggest stories of the day, as well as their first forecast of the evening from the First Alert Storm Team," said Darrel Lieze-Adams, vice president of news at Waterman Broadcasting. The station was the first Southwest Florida station to start broadcasting at 4:30 a.m. and is the only station to do a two-hour news block at Noon.
Man vs Food hits Atlanta tonight
Casey Webb's cross-country culinary crusade brings him to Atlanta for a decadent doughnut brunch, beastly barbecue and a five-pound mountain of tater tot nachos. It's season 6, Episode 3 the famous Travel Channel show and is immediately followed on the Travel Channel by another episode which takes us to the Boston area with Casey landing in Worcester, Mass, where he slurps down some radical Ramen, indulges in peanut butter cup French toast and takes on a rack of deep-fried ribs with the heat of a million Scoville units.
WABC 7 New York kicks it to summer
ABC 7 New York will air Kickoff to a Long Island Summer Saturday night at 7pm. The show will be hosted by ABC 7 Eyewitness News anchors David Novarro, Sandra Bookman and Amy Freeze kick off the Long Island, New York summer live from the Bethpage Air Show.
WFAA Dallas TV airs Original Documentary
WFAA will air a documentary this Saturday at 430pm Dallas time which will cover three subjects; an in-depth profile of the Von Erich's - the royals of the wrestling world, three journalists' firsthand accounts of the Columbia disaster, and a 4th generation baseball glove maker.
Hurricane Specials abound on TV as hurricane season approaches
Hurricane season starts on June 1st and TV stations across Florida are airing their annual hurricane specials. On Tampa Television WTVT Fox 13 on Saturday 5/26 will air Surviving the Storm 2018 at 1030pm and again on Monday at 630pm. WFLA News Channel 8 at 7pm Saturday 5/26 and again on WTTA the Great 38 Sunday at 9pm will air it's hurricane prep show. Action News WFTS will air Stormwatch 2018 Thursday 5/24 at 730pm. In Ft Myers TV CBS affiliate WINK-TV will show an hour long special on Friday 6/1 at 9pm called 2018 WINK News Hurricane Special Irma Lessons Learned. On Jacksonville TV June 3 is the day NBC WTLV 12 takes to the air with Hurricane Ready 2018: Ahead of Impact. The show will also air Friday June 1 on WJXX the ABC sister station to WTLV. In Miami WPLG Local 10 will air Local 10's Hurricane Season 2018: Staying Storm Safe on Sunday 5/27 at 7pm following Local 10 News Sunday and ABC World News Tonight. NBC 6 Miami will air its special on Friday June 1, the first day of hurricane season at 7pm following NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. On West Palm Beach WPBF 25 News will air WPBF 25 First Alert Chronicle: Surviving the Storm on Wednesday 5/30 at 8pm.
WBAL-TV Baltimore Television to broadcast debate between Maryland Democratic candidates for governor
A "Commitment 2018" political debate between the Democratic candidates for Maryland governor will be broadcast at 7 p.m. Monday on WBAL-TV 11 and MeTV Baltimore. WBAL-TV 11 News Today anchor Jason Newton will moderate the debate, and will be joined by panelists Jayne Miller, I-Team lead investigative reporter for WBAL-TV 11 News, Charles Robinson, from Maryland Public Television and Clarence Mitchell IV, known as C-4, from WBAL NewsRadio 1090. The debate is a joint production of WBAL-TV 11 and Maryland Public Television.
Baltimore TV holds Town Hall on Opioids
WJZ - the CBS Baltimore station takes an indepth look at the opioid epidemic and its impact on the Baltimore community. The show airs on Saturday evening at 5pm just before the WJZ Saturday news at 6pm.
Travel Channel hits Chicago TV
Chicago is the target for The Zimmern List on Travel Channel this week. Andrew Zimmern gives some of his personal favorites in Chicago for this edtion of the The Zimmern List. It airs on 5/8 at 9pm ET.
KNBC Los Angeles TV, NBC 7 San Diego TV and NBC Bay Area San Francisco TV to air debate
The California Gubernatorial Debate will air on NBC TV stations in California. The Silicon Valley Community Foundation and NBC Bay Area will host "Decision 2018: The Race for Governor," a debate among candidates running for California governor. The debate will air on NBC stations across the state on Monday May 8th. It will be moderated by Chuck Todd, NBC News Political Director and Moderator of "Meet the Press" on NBC and MSNBC. It will also air on the California Telemundo station in San Francisco KSTS Telemundo 48.
KTLA LA TV gives Los Angeles another hour of news
Los Angeles television gets another hour of news from powerhouse KTLA 5. The station is pushing out it's morning show another hour - adding an 11am to 12n show. Anchors Lu Parker andGlen Walker will anchor the 11am, hour long show, in addition to their duties at 1 and 3p.m. KTLA's current AM News rotation, from 4-11am, is the most watched weekday news in the market, and continues to grow in viewership. We greatly appreciate the loyalty of our viewers and seek to continue to deliver them the best news content in Los Angeles," said Jason Ball, vice president and news director.
CBS Dallas covers Draft for Cowboys
CBS Dallas TV station 21TXA, KTXA, is airing two editions of a Cowboy's Draft Day Report tonight at 930pm and 1030pm. There is widespread coverage on broadcast TV this year of the NFL draft including two consecutive nights of Fox TV coverage, seen on Dallas television on Fox 4 and over the weekend on ABC which will air on Dallas TV on WFAA News 8.
HGTV hunts houses in the valley
House Hunters on HGTV hits the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles on the hunt for a home for a musically-inclined couple. He wants a room for his own recording studio and she wants a big kitchen and a pool for entertaining. And entertaining it will be - Los Angeles in the valley on Television - that never happens!
KSWB Fox 5 San Diego TV expands news
KSWB is expanding news at 10pm from 60 to 90 minutes. The Tribune owned Fox affiliate in San Diego announced that the new extended show will begin April 23. "In 2008, FOX 5 launched 32 hours of local news in San Diego, and in less than 10 years we've grown to deliver 56.5 hours of news a week, the most hours of local news in the San Diego market. This expansion reaffirms our pledge to serve our community with the best in local news," said Rich Goldner, FOX 5's vice president-news director. This comes a day after Fox Television announced they will add more local news in nine local markets. The Fox 5 news at 10p.m will be anchored by Kathleen Bade.
Nine Fox Television Stations add news
Fox Television Stations (FTS) will expand its local news offerings in nine markets this year: New York, Washington, Tampa Bay, Phoenix, Detroit, Minneapolis and Charlotte, plus two others to be announced later. Jack Abernethy, CEO Fox Television Stations, said in a statement: "In a time when media critics are accusing large station groups of cutting back on news, we are adding more newscasts than ever with a total of more than 42 hours of local news per week this year." Stations adding news include: WTTG FOX 5 Washington Sunday, 11:30 p.m. – 12 a.m. April 29; WTTG FOX 5 Washington Monday – Friday, 7 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. July 16; WDCA FOX 5 Plus Washington Monday – Friday,
9 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. July 16; WTVT FOX 13 Tampa Bay Monday – Friday, 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. July 16; WNYW FOX 5
New York Monday – Friday, 12 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. July 23
Cheap Eats on Cooking Channel throws down in Beantown
Boston TV gets a taste of beantown when the Cooking Channels' Cheap Eats hits Boston. A coffee-encrusted Bloody Mary burger for breakfast in Boston's financial district; a tasty and innovative twist on Chinese dumplings in Boston's Chinatown; an Old World snack in Boston's Little Italy dates back centuries; a local favorite; the lobstah roll. It airs tonight on Cooking Channel.
San Francisco TV stations go wall-to-wall on YouTube shooting
Bay Area TV stations all went live when for the shooting at YouTube today. NBC Bay Area KNTV, KPIX 5 News, KGO ABC 7, KTVU Fox 2 and KRON-TV all took to air as soon as the shooting broke and stayed on the air until their scheduled afternoon and evening newscasts took air.
San Diego Mac N' Cheese Fest on Travel Channel
This week on Travel Channel's Best in Food the San Diego Mac N' Cheese Fest is featured. Comfort food lovers flock to San Diego's annual Mac N' Cheese Fest to get a taste of the region's cheesiest culinary talent. As San Diego's premiere Broadcast Monitor needless to say, TV Video Clips will capture every cheesy minute of the show.
KNBC News 4 LA hosts debate for Governor's race
NBC 4 in Los Angeles hosts a debate for candidates running for California Governor. Five candidates will be part of the televised discussion Monday at the USC Brovard Auditorium. The debate will be moderated by NBC4 anchor Colleen Williams and NBC 4 Chief Political Reporter Conan Nolan.
Travel Channel says let them eat cake
The Travel Channel goes to Orlando for Orlando's Americas Cake Fair. Four teams compete in the 16th Annual Pillsbury Bakers' Creative Cake Decorating Competition. The show airs at 10pm and is followed by another episode of Best in food that covers the pies!. Orlando's National Pie Champions features more than 200 bakers who've gathered in Orlando, Florida for the American Pie Council's National Pie Championships; from apple to pecan, the bakers make 800 pies hoping to be crowned Best in Show and with the top prize of $5,000! TV Video Clips does offer Travel Channel programs like Booze Traveler, Xtreme Waterparks, Food Paradise, Bizarre Foods, Top Secret Swimming Holes, The Zimmern List, Expedition Unknown, and Legendary Locations material for personal use.
Dallas TV station WFAA 8 airs Dallas Spelling Bee
WFAA-TV Channel 8 the ABC television station in Dallas will host the 60th Annual Golden Chick Dallas Regional Spelling Bee Presented by the Dallas Sports Commission. The show will air Sunday on WFAA in Dallas. Spellers from North & East Texas compete to represent Dallas at the Natl. Spelling Bee in May. Presented by the Dallas Sports Commission. David Schechter hosts.
WCVB Channel 5 in Boston TV broadcasts marijuana special
WCVB Channel 5 in Boston Television airs a special called "NewsCenter 5 Primetime: Mass Marijuana" The special will air on Sunday just before NewsCenter 5 at 5pm. Massachusetts is now about three months away from the beginning of recreational marijuana sales. In the meantime, pot is already legal for adults and the realities or sometimes, challenges of legalization are becoming apparent. NewsCenter 5 investigates.
Miami TV goes full live coverage for March of Our Lives
All four major Miami Television stations are going live from Washington DC to cover the March of Our Lives following the Parkland Stoneman Douglas shooting. WPLG Local 10 the ABC station, WTVJ NBC 6 the NBC owned stations, WFOR CBS 4 the CBS owned station and WSVN Channel 7 News all have plans to do extended live coverage most of the day from Washington DC as students from all over the country, but especially from South Florida converge on Washington to march against guns. TV Video Clips, South Florida's premiere broadcast monitor will capture all of the coverage in full-resolution HD
USA 9 News Washington DC TV Friday night Town Hall
March for Our Lives Town Hall Hosts Bruce Johnson and Reese Waters share coverage from a town hall meeting with students and community leaders prior to March for Our Lives. The show will air on Washington DC television channel 9 WUSA 9 News on Friday at 7pm prior to the NCAA basketball game. The station will follow-up the town hall show with live coverage of the march itself in two special broadcasts WUSA 9 News live at 1pm to 3pm on Saturday and again at 6pm on Saturday.
Detroit TV Local 4 WDIV latest Graham station to address school shootings
This Friday WDIV Detroit Television Channel 4 will address school shootings with a special program called "Generation Under Fire." The show will air on Friday night at 8pm.
Jacksonville TV town hall on gun violence
WJXT News 4 Jax holds a town hall meeting tonight. Called "Generation Under Fire Live" it will be live from JU, News4JAX hosts a town hall discussion about preventing school shootings. The show airs on WJXT News 4 Jax at 8pm.
WNBC TV News 4 New York television names new VP News
NBC O&O WNBC New York today appointed Amy Morris vice president of news. Her first day at WNBC will be March 27. She succeeds Susan Sullivan who is joining NBC News. As VP of news, Morris will lead all day-to-day news operations for NBC's flagship station, including weather, investigative and consumer teams. She will also be tasked with increasing WNBC''s newsroom collaboration with sister station WNJU (Telemundo) on joint investigative and consumer news stories.
Designing Texas returns to Dallas TV
3/11/2018
WFAA, News 8 in Dallas television brings back "Designing Texas with Jocelyn White" this weekend. The award-winning Texas Home & Garden TV show is in its 17th year on air in Texas its' motto is "Upscale Living with a Down-Home Heart"!
KTVU Fox 2 San Francisco TV decodes tech
In the heart of the tech capital - San Francisco television station KTVU Fox 2 will air a special tonight called "Decoding the Future of Tech." The show will air at 6:30pm followng the KTVU News at 6pm.
Women that Soar on Dallas TV
Celebrity guests and musical performances honor the achievements of women; from the Renaissance Dallas Hotel. It will be carried on CW 33 in Dallas at 3pm on Saturday.
Jacksonville TV First Coast Spelling Bee
WJXT News 4 Jax will show the First Coast Spelling Bee Live from the Florida Theater on Friday 3/9/18. 24 finalists from 12 Northeast Florida counties compete to go to Washington, DC for the National Scripps Spelling Bee.
Boston Fire Fighters on Boston TV Special
Fox 25 in Boston will show a special program about Boston Fire Fighters. The show will air on Tuesday at 8pm. The show called "Boston's Bravest: Facing a Hidden Killer" is about the biggest threat to their lives. Not the flames and smoke but cancer. Boston 25 news anchor Blair Miller has been working closely with local firefighters for four months, and found they're dying at an alarming rate. A memorial wall in Boston honors the 190 city firefighters who have died of occupational cancer.
Sand Blasters on San Diego TV
Expert sand Sculptors compete to carve the best work of art to avoid it being blasted to smithereens on San Diego's picturesque Pacific Beach! It's the premise of a new show on Travel Channel called "Sand Blasters." The show premieres this weekend on Travel Channel at 5pm ET. TV Video Clips is one of the largest Broadcast Monitors in the country and records most all of the Travel Channel programs.
Channel 11 WPXI Pittsburgh TV hits the ice
Pittsburgh Television station Channel 11 presents "11 on the Ice" this weekend. Channel 11 WPXI's "11 on the Ice" gives pre and post-game coverage for the Pittsburgh Penguins' regular season match-ups, interviewing players and looking at the ins and outs of each game. The show follows Channel 11 Sunday Morning News at 9am. TV Video Clips is the only broadcast monitor in Pittsburgh recording all the stations in Pittsburgh in full-resolution HD. This includes KDKA and WTAE
LA Television puts on the show for Oscars
2/27/2018
ABC television is home to this year's Academy Awards show - and KABC is showing all the network programming in real time. KABC, ABC 7, in LA starts it's coverage at 10am Sunday the 4th with "Countdown to Oscars, Live!" They carry Oscar programming through the 11pm news. On LA's KTLA 5 - there will be coverage as well. KTLA 5 News goes on the air at 1pm Sunday with "Countdown to Gold: Getting Ready." Then they go "Live From the Oscars: Preview" at 130pm, and "Live From the Oscars" at 2pm. That rolls right into the KTLA 5 News at 330pm.
Bryan Norcross returns to Miami TV
Bryan Norcross made a name for himself as a longtime Weather Anchor in South Florida and was best known for helping guide fearful residents through Hurricane Andrew in 1992. fter Miami, Norcross moved to The Weather Channel, but now is back home in SoFlo. WPLG, Local 10, announced that Norcross has joined the station as a hurricane specialist.
Fox 25 Boston to broadcast the Red Sox from Spring training
Boston TV goes to the ballgame as Fox 25 in Boston broadcasts a live Red Sox game Thursday at 1pm. The game will be followed by Fox 25 News at 4pm. TV Video Clips is the only broadcast monitor to record all Boston TV in full HD. We'll be sure to have the baseball game for Boston television clips.
Fox News to launch streaming service for super fans
In an article from the New York Times; "Thanks to a relentless news cycle — and a dedicated fan in the Oval Office — Fox News has defied the downward trends in the television business, notching its highest-rated year in 2017 even as audiences dwindled for many networks. But the mass migration of viewers away from traditional cable and satellite packages is accelerating. And now Fox News is plotting a leap into the uncertain digital future that rivals like CNN have so far put off. On Tuesday, Fox News is set to announce Fox Nation, a stand-alone subscription service available without a cable package. The streaming service, expected to start by the end of the year, would focus primarily on right-leaning commentary, with original shows and cameos by popular personalities like Sean Hannity.
It would not overlap with Fox News's 24-hour cable broadcast — not even reruns — because of the channel's contractual agreements with cable operators. Instead, the network is planning to develop hours of new daily programming with a mostly fresh slate of anchors and commentators." ESPN is starting its subscription service, ESPN Plus, in the spring. About five million viewers signed up last year for HBO and Cinemax digital subscriptions. Last week, CBS said it counted five million subscriptions to its CBS and Showtime streaming services, and it plans to add two more stand-alone products, CBS Sports HQ and an offering branded for "Entertainment Tonight."
Pittsburgh TV broadcasts 18th Congressional District Debate
KDKA CBS 2 in Pittsburgh television is broadcasting the debate for the 18th Congressional Special election. The election will be held on March 13th in Pittsburgh following the resignation of Representative Tim Murphy. The debate will be shown on Channel 2 Pittsburgh from 7pm to 8pm on 2/19/18.
WESH 2 News Orlando TV looks at Space Coast Comeback
WESH 2 News in Orlando is taking a look at what's happening around the Kennedy Space Center and all the activity surrounding the race to Mars and the hiring race that's happening around that. With companies hiring massive amounts of people to help them launch a new generation of rockets it's good for the Central Florida economy. TV Video Clips is the only Orlando Broadcast Monitor that archives all Central Florida channels in full-resolution HD!
Auto Show comes to Jacksonville TV
The Jacksonville International Auto Show will air on News4 Jax's sister station CW 17 this weekend. At 3pm on Saturday News 4 Jax's Richard Nunn, Kent Justice and Nikki Kimbleton take you inside the sights and sounds of the 2018 Jacksonville International Aiut Show. TV Video Clips is Jacksonville Broadcast Monitor and will capture the program if you need segments of the show clipped.
Chicago auto show gets Chicago TV time
The Chicago auto show will be featured on a special program on CBS 2 WBBM-TV Chicago's CBS owned and operated station. The program "CBS 2 Auto Show Special 2018" will air on Sunday night 2/11/18 following the CBS 2 News at 10pm. According to the 2018 Chicago Auto Show website, the Chicago Auto Show is the nation's largest Auto Show. WLS-TV ABC 7, Chicago's ABC owned and operated station is an official sponsor of the Chicago Auto Show. It's also doing a special from the Chicago Auto Show, an hour at 6pm on Saturday night 2/10/18. It follows ABC 7 Eyewitness News at 5pm on Saturday and ABC World News Tonight with David Muir. TV Video Clips is proud to be a Chicago Broadcast Monitor and can provide Chicago TV Clips from any of the Chicago TV stations.
Chicago Fox 32 gets Fired UP!
WFLD, Fox's owned and operated Fox 32 Chicago TV is getting fired up on Fridays with "Flannery Fired Up." The show will feature candidates running for office this election year, along with the people making news in the city and suburbs. It will follow the Fox 3 9pm news on Friday.
Charter to launch all-news channels in new markets including Los Angeles and Kansas City
Charter plans to expand its 24-hour news channel operation to five new markets in 2018, including Los Angeles, according to a company memo. The cable operator now owns 24-hour news channels (called Spectrum News) in five states. They are located in New York, North Carolina, Florida, Texas and Kentucky. TV Video Clips already records and archives a number of Spectrum news channels including New York 1, Bay News 9 and CFN 13 in Orlando.
Fox Business News has been ratings ever
Fox Business Network is off to a hot start in 2018. Per Nielsen, January 2018 was FBN's most-watched month ever in Business Day, averaging 255,000 total viewers on weekdays in the 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. time period. And as business news dominated the headlines, from the Dow surpassing 26,000 to the government shutdown and Trump's visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, FBN scored its eighth consecutive monthly win over CNBC in total viewers. Jan. 2018: Business Day (M-F, 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. ET)
FBN: 255,000 total viewers / 31,000 A25-54
CNBC: 203,000 total viewers / 39,000 A25-54
Additionally, Fox Biz scored six of the top seven rated news programs on business television in total viewers, led once again by Lou Dobbs, whose eponymous show was the most-watched business news program for the 21st consecutive month. Varney & Co. (which had its highest-rated month ever) Countdown to the Closing Bell With Liz Claman, Cavuto Coast to Coast, After the Bell, and The Intelligence Report with Trish Regan, Risk & Reward all continued to place in the top 10 business news programs in total viewers, and defeated their timeslot competition in total viewers.
Detroit TV airs missing special
WDIV Detroit Local 4 will air a special shows called "The Missing Skelton Brothers. Seven years ago the Skelton Brothers went missing! Now, after years of silence behind bars, their father reveals NEW information only to Local 4! Find out: What he says the last night with his boys was like. What he says he promised his boys the night he said goodbye. It airs at 10pm Monday night just before the Local 4 News at 11pm.
WFAA News 8 Dallas TV Steals the show
In a WFAA News 8 Dallas original documentary they take a look at the Art Heist with Jason Whitely. New clues on the theft of a painting valued at $160 Million, stolen 32-years ago then discovered behind the bedroom door of a widow after her recent death. The show will air on WFAA News 8 in Dallas on Sunday 2/4 at 430pm just before WFAA News 8 News at 5pm.
Boston TV goes into the red zone for the Super Bowl
With the New England Patriots going into another Super Bowl Boston Television stations are all in. On My 38 WBZ's My TV affiliate they are doing a Phantom Gourmet marathon on Super Bowl Sunday. The show will feature interviews with restaurant owners and chefs, a segment on determining the best grocery item of a selected category and a segment on recipes. WBZ meanwhile will air regular episodes of Patriots All Access. The Super Bowl will be broadcast on NBC Boston. Fox 25 is doing an extra half hour from 7pm to 730pm tonight - a sports special which for sure will talk about the Super Bowl. TV Video Clips is the only Broadcast Monitor in Boston that records and archives all Boston TV in HD!
Dallas TV looks at Cowboys Season
There won't be a Texas team in the Super Bowl, but Dallas CBS station CBS 11 will take a look at the Dallas Cowboys in a program called Dallas Cowboys Year In Review. It will contain end of the season replays and interviews with the players telling their stories of how the Cowboys season concluded and how the team will look into the next season. The show will air on CBS 11 KTVT Saturday night at 11pm right after the 10pm News on CBS 11. TV Video Clips is the only Broadcast Monitor recording and archiving Dallas in HD. WFAA ABC 8 will also get in on the football action with it's Sunday show Home and Lifestyle TV - the episode takes a look at the Big Game day featuring everything food, fun and health in DFW. The show airs Sunday at 12 noon on WFAA News 8.
Local 4 WDIV Detroit TV airs Olympic special
WDIV channel 4 Local 4 in Detroit airs an Olympic special on Friday 2/2/18 in advance of the Korean games. The NBC affiliate will carry NBC coverage of the Olympics and this special called "Local 4 Special: KOREA RISING" will air at 8pm ET.
Blizzard talk in Boston TV
WBZ-TV CBS 4 in Boston is airing a special this coming weekend called "Eye on Weather: Blizzard of '78" The great Blizzard gets its own TV Special as CBS 4 takes a look at the storm that is still the high-water mark when people think snow in bean town. The special airs twice. Once on WBZ-TV channel 4 in Boston at 8:30am on Sunday and then again on WBZ's sister station My38 TV in Boston on Monday at 8:30pm - the second half of the nightly one hour newscast WBZ airs on My38. TV Video Clips records and archives Boston TV in HD.
There's much more news today on Univision and Telemundo stations across the country. Telemundo owned stations launch a midday duo local and Telemundo national including WSCV Telemundo 51 in Miami, KVEA Telemundo 52 in Los Angeles, WNJU Telemundo 47 in New York, KXTX Texas 39 in Dallas, WSNS Telemundo Chicago, and other cities. In Miami Univision 23 has beefed up their midday by adding El News Cafe to their already hour long Noticiero Univision Edicition Digital and Edicion Digital Miami.
There be pirates on Tampa Bay TV!
It's pirate season in Tampa and they've taken over Tampa television! The Gasparilla Pirate Fest is underway and kicking things off is Fox 13 WTVT's coverage of the Gasparilla Parade and Fireworks show. Fox 13's Kelly Ring and Mark Wilson host the 2018 "Piratechnic Extravanganza" a dramatic fireworks show that recreates the imaginary sea battle with pirates! The parade coverage shows us floats, marching bands and over 50 Krewes making their way down Bayshore Boulevard with festive costumes and music and treasure to share with the crowds.
San Francisco TV looks At Home in Northern California
ABC 7 KGO-TV the ABC Television station in the San Francisco Bay Area is airing an espisode of "At Home in Northern California" today at 4pm San Francisco time. It's a show featuring property videos from Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage's listings. The show kicks off a news block from 4pm to 7pm on KGO-TV ABC 7 in San Francisco that ends with "ABC 7's Bay Area Life."
11 News Pittsburgh TV airs GOP Debate
Pittsburgh Television station WPXI, 11 News, will air a debate between the four Republican candidates for governor tonight. The debate will be aired live and starts at 7pm on channel 11 Pittsburgh. Laura Ellsworth, a Pittsburgh based attorney with the law fir Joens Day, Paul Mango, a retired Pittsburgh health care consultant, State House Speaker Mike Turzai (R-Marshall), and State Senator Scott Wagner, (R-York) are all scheduled to participate. 11 News anchor David Johnson will moderate. The debate will be held in CMU's College of Fine Arts Building at 5000 Forbes Ave in Pittsburgh.
Jacksonville TV goes Jags crazy
Jacksonville television jumps on the Jaguars' run to the Super Bowl. WTLV is airing one hour specials - Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 10am and again at 10pm on Sunday night - called "Riverside Chevrolet Road to Minneapolis." First Coast News anchor Chris Porter and the entire First Coast News team previews the next step in the Jags run. TV Video Clips, the largest Broadcast Monitor in Jacksonville Florida is capturing all the action in HD clips. WJXT News 4 Jax is doing a special at 7pm Saturday called "4 The Game - The AFC Championship Preview." Mark Brunell, Sam Kouvaris & Cole Pepper get you ready for the AFC Championship game against New England this Sunday. News 4 Jax will be back on Sunday morning from 9am to 930am with another edition of the special.
Dallas TV is Hot On! Homes and Designing DFW
WFAA News 8 brings back "Designing DFW" this weekend at 11:30am - and adds a new show called "Hot On! Homes." Designing DFW is hosted by Jocelyn White and tours homes throughout the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex to introduce the latest and greatest in home desing. Hot On! Homes is a weekly home lifestyle show featuring hot new local communities and new homes in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Hot On! Homes runs just before Designing DFW at 11am on Sunday.
MSNBC, CBS News, Fox News and ABC Anchors honored by RTDNF
The RADIO TELEVISION DIGITAL NEWS FOUNDATION has announced the honorees for the 28th annual First Amendment Awards, ot be bestowed MARCH 8th in WASHINGTON. The honorees will include NBC's "MEET THE PRESS," receiving the First Amendment Award; MSNBC "MORNING JOE" hosts JOE SCARBOROUGH and MIKA BRZEZINSKI, to be given the LEONARD ZEIDENBERG First Amendment Award; CBS NEWS President DAVID RHODES, to receive the First Amendment Service Award; former FOX NEWS anchor GRETCHEN CARLSON, recipient of the First Amendment Leadership Award; and ABC NEWS "GOOD MORNING AMERICA" co-anchor and podcast host ROBIN ROBERTS, getting a Lifetime Achievement Award.
CBS 2 and KCAL 9 Los Angeles Television gets new news direcor
Southern California news veteran Tara Finestone today was named vice president and news director of KCBS and KCAL, the CBS-owned duopoly in Los Angeles. She succeeds Bill Dallman who left the stations last month. Finestone, who has been the stations' assistant news director since July 2016, is assuming responsibility for overseeing one of the largest local broadcast and digital news departments in the country. KCBS and KCAL produce more than 65 hours of local newscasts a week.
House Hunters on HGTV goes to Jacksonville Beach
Tonight on HGTV Jonesing for Jacksonville Beach hits the air at 11pm. A couple looks for the home of their dreams in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, but can't agree on a style or location; he's hoping for a fixer upper near the water, but she's got her eye on a move-in ready option further inland! Exciting. House and Garden Television brings the drama.
KABC Los Angeles TV ABC 7 broadcasts Kingdom Day Parade 2018
ABC's owned and operated station Channel 7 in LA KABC - ABC 7 will broadcast today's Kingdom Day Parade 2018 from 11am to 1pm Pacific Time. The annual parade will be broadcast live. It's the 33rd year the parade has been organized.
Jacksonville Action News Jaguars All Access has something to talk about!
With The Jacksonville Jaguars win over the Pittsburgh Steelers over the weekend tonight's edition of Jaguars All Access will have something of substance to talk about. The show airs every Monday on WJAX the CBS station in Jacksonville. TV Video Clips is the most complete Broadcast Monitor in Jacksonville with archives going back to June 27, 2016 in HD! In fact, the stations WFOX-TV the FOX station in Jacksonville and the CBS station will be doing extended Jaguars coverage all week. There is the weekly Jaguars Wired show on WFOX and WJAX will be doing a show called Countdown to Kickoff on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 7pm following the CBS Evening News with Jeff Glor. And the CW station WCWJ is getting in on Jaguars fever too. Tonight The Mark Brunell Show will be followed by 1010 Tonight.
Detroit gears up for Auto Show!
WDIV-TV Local 4 Detroit Television is airing a special on Wednesday the 17th called "Dateline Detroit: All About Autos" The special will highlight the amazing technology in today's vehicles and how it keeps families safe, the newest unveilings, the state of the auto industry and the latest trends. The show will air on Detroit's Local 4 at 8pm on Wednesday. On Friday the station will air another special; "North American Auto Show Charity Preview." This one hour special begins at 7pm on the 19th and will showcase concept cars of the future and high-fashion glamour at this black tie affair benefiting children charities. On cross-town rival WXYZ-TV the 7 Action News team will also jump into the Detroit auto show with several specials including on Friday at 7pm the "WXYZ Red Carpet charity Preview." WXYZ anchors Stephen Clark and Carolyn Clifford Host the annual sneak peek gala featuring the latest in automotive technology and style trends, along with interviews and top automotive executives. Then on Saturday WXYZ will show "WXYZ Cars are Stars" which takes an insider's look at the latest trends in automotive safety and the future of mobility, including a tour of Mcity, a testing facility for autonomous vehicles. Needless to say, we're big fans of the Motor City and will have all of these specials and all the regular newscasts from Motown available in full-resolution HD!
KTLA 5 News Los Angels goes Choice deep
KTLA 5 in LA goes all out today for covering the 23rd Annual Critics' Choice Awards. They're throwing out the program guide and once they start their daily 1pm news cast they'll be on the air with local coverage and the awards show until 1130pm tonight! The 1pm news will be followed by Countdown To The Critics' Choice Awards. TV Video Clips has the largest LA TV HD digital video archive!
Discovery to leave Silver Spring for New York City
Discovery Communications, the $7.4 billion company behind Shark Week and cable channels like TLC and Animal Planet will be moving to New York. The company is in the process of buying Scripps Networks, the owner of HGTV, Food Network and the Travel Channel. That deal is proposed to be closed in the coming months.
Telemundo stations adding mid-day news
Ten Telemundo TV stations are adding an hour long news show in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, San Antonio, Phoenix, Tucson and McAllen. The new shows will begin on January 2nd. The first half hour will be local. The second half hour will be a new national program called Mediodia. Univision has also added a Noon show in many markets with a half hour of national News called Univision Digital following in markets like Miami, New York, Chicago and others with a local edition of the show. Telemundo Stations carrying the new programming include WSCV Telemundo 51 in Miami, KVEA Telemundo 52 in Los Angeles, WNJU Telemundo 47 in New York, KXTX Texas 39 in Dallas, WSNS Telemundo Chicago.
KABC-TV Los Angeles ABC 7 LA airs Eye on L.A. marathon!
KABC the ABC owned and operated TV station in Los Angeles is airing five episodes of it's news program Eye On L.A. today. It starts at 11am with the episode "Unique breakfasts in L.A. and around SoCal." Then at 1130am it's on to "New in L.A. Ten new places you gotta see!" At 12 noon they move on to "What's Going on Downtown? Twenty things to try in Downtown L.A." At 1230pm foodies delight "Eye on L.A. Global Gourmet" is your ticket to the best Los Angeles resturants. Closing out the run is "Eye on L.A. Selfie-Worthy Food Trends." TV Video Clips has the largest archive of LA TV in HD.
LA TV gets two more hours of weekend news!
KTLA 5 News adds an hour to its Saturday and Sunday morning newscast extending to 11am both days. That makes the Los Angeles TV staple a 6am to 11am newscast on both weekend days. KTLA 5 News clips are available from TV Video Clips the only Los Angeles broadcast monitor with LA TV Clip HD archives dating back to 11/20/2015
WJZ 13 Eyewitness News Baltimore TV does it's own New Years Eve
WJZ channel 13 in Baltimore will rock it's own New Year's Eve from Baltimore Harbor. The live show will start at 1030pm on Sunday and run till just after mid-night. In years past, the station has carried the live New Year's fireworks show over the harbor to ring in the new year. We expect this year to be no different. WJZ is owned by CBS.
KTTV Los Angeles TV Fox 11 gets new anchor
Fox-owned KTTV Los Angeles (DMA 2) has appointed Dan Cohen weeknight evening anchor. Beginning Jan. 16, 2018, he will co-anchor the weekday Fox 11 5 O'Clock News and Fox 11 10 O'Clock News alongside Christine Devine. Most recently, Cohen anchored the morning news at KFMB San Diego. Previously, he was an anchor/ reporter for WTXL Tallahassee, Fla.
Chicago TV WMAQ WSNS to host debate
NBC-owned WMAQ and Telemundo's WSNS, both Chicago, will partner with the Union League Club of Chicago and the Chicago Urban League to host the first televised 2018 Illinois Democratic Gubernatorial Forum on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2018, at 6 p.m. The hour-long forum, broadcast from the NBC Tower, will be moderated by WMAQ Political Editor Carol Marin. WMAQ reporter Mary Ann Ahern and WSNS reporter Karla Leal will take questions from the audience in the roundtable-conversation format.
10 News San Diego shows off San Diego Holiday Traditions
KGTV San Diego the ABC station will show a special program on Sunday called Holiday Traditions: Celebrating San Diego. The station has been asking viewers to upload photos to their website showing off their unique holiday traditions. The show will air following 10 News at 6pm Sunday. TV Video Clips is a partner of KGTV 10 News. We record and archive the station and clips from all of it's local news and community programming is available for purchase.
NBC 6 Miami TV does Art Basel Special
WTVJ the NBC owned and operated Miami station will broadcast a special on the annual Art Basel festival. The show will air in the 1130am slot on Wednesday December 7th normally used for the daily 6 in the Mix show. The Art Basel festival attracts people from all over the world for a week of art exhibits in multiple venues in Miami and Miami Beach.
KABC TV Los Angeles carries Huntington Park Parade
ABC 7 Los Angeles TV will broadcast the 67th annual Holiday Parade in Huntington Park. The show will air Saturday morning at 9:30am after the 8am to 9:30am edition of Eyewitness News Los Angeles. The annual parade is presented by the city of Huntington Park in the greater Los Angeles area. TV Video Clips is an official broadcast monitor in LA and will have segments of the parade coverage on KABC available for you to purchase.
House Hunters hunts in Chicago
House Hunters on the HGTV television network takes House Hunters to Chicago in an episode titled "Single in Chicago." In the show a single woman searches for her first home in Chicago and wants a move-in ready bungalow withing 30 minutes of downtown Chicago and her job. TV Video Clips records and archives HGTV and can make episodes or clips within episodes of these programs available.
Telemundo launches daily Puerto Rico Newscast
Telemundo is airing an hour long newscast on its O&O stations called Telenoticias Puerto Rico. The show airs at 4am just before the local station's morning shows. The show offers what Telemundo says is the most complete information with the best reporters in Puerto Rico. It airs on WSCV Noticiero Telemundo 51 in Miami, Telemundo 47 Noticias de Nueva York, Telemundo Chicago WSNS, Telemundo Dallas Noticiero Telemundo 39, Telemundo 52 Los Angeles, Telemundo 48 de Area de la Bahia San Francisco and others.
KFMB San Diego TV CBS News 8 bought by Tegna
TEGNA, the former Gannett Television division, has bought San Diego television's CBS affiliate KFMB-TV for $325 Million. KFMB is also the market's CW affiliate on it's D2 channel. CBS 8 News San Diego does unique programming in the morning and evening on the D2 "CW" station in addition to the normal fare of news programming on the CBS San Diego main channel.
WFAA News 8 in Dallas airs Dallas Marathon
WFAA News 8 Dallas TV will air this year's BMW Dallas Marathon. The Dallas Marathon will benefit the Texas Scotish Rite Hospital for Children, the race highlights iconic Dallas landmarks and starts and finishes in Downtown Dallas. The show airs from 8am to 11am on Sunday.
Fox 2 Detroit TV to air special about Detroit
Fox 2 Detroit, the Fox O&O in Detroit, will air a special Saturday night called "Happy Holidays, Detroit!" The show will take a look at the amazing aspects that Detroit has to offer as it continues to be a national staple while maintaining its own unique essence. "Happy Holiday's Detroit!" will air at 7pm Saturday following the Fox 2 News at 6pm.
WCVB Boston TV airs live holiday tree-lighting concert
WCVB's annual live broadcast of Boston's official tree-lighting concert is airing tonight starting at 7. In addition to it airing on TV, the event will be live streamed on WCVB.com. The tree-lighting will take place immediately after a live concert with performances by Grammy Award Winning R&B Group, All-4-One, the Boston Pops Gospel Choir, and several other top named acts.
Dallas Sweeps: WFAA, KDFW, KXAS Post Wins
11/28/17,
Beaten a year ago by NBC5 in the showcase 10 p.m. local news wars, WFAA rebounded in the latest November "sweeps" with twin wins in the two key ratings measurements while adding a first-place finish at 6 p.m. in total viewers. Fox4 remained dominant at 6 a.m. with another sweep while NBC5 was strongest at 5 p.m. with an outright win in total viewers and a tie with Fox4 among 25-to-54-year-olds (the main advertiser target audience for news programming). Fox4 prevailed at 6 p.m. in the 25-to-54 realm. CBS11 again emerged with no wins in the four major combat zones. But the station did manage to move up a notch at 10 p.m. in both ratings barometers in a month where World Series run-overs took Fox4 out of the 10 p.m. mix on several nights.
Glor to take over CBS Evening News on December 4th
Jeff Glor, a veteran CBS News journalist, will officially take the reins as the new anchor of CBS Evening News on Dec. 4, the show announced Sunday. "I can't wait to highlight the exceptional, ongoing work of my colleagues every single night," Glor said. "We are focused on delivering a newscast powered by reporting and writing that will get to the heart of the issues that impact our viewers wherever they are." As a correspondent for "CBS This Morning" and "60 Minutes Sports," Glor filed reports recently from Greenland, Newfoundland, Alaska, Africa and Ireland, to name a few. For the CBS Evening News, Glor's ongoing series of reports on the recall crisis at General Motors and Takata sent him across the U.S. to find survivors, stories and information that were kept hidden from the public for years.
WNBC News 4 New York and WNJU Telemundo New York open San Juan bureau
NBC O&O WNBC News 4 New York and Telemundo owned WNJU Telemundo 47 have opened a San Juan, Puerto Rico news bureau which will deliver additional coverage of Puerto Rico's ongoing rebuilding and recovery from Hurricane Maria. Led by bilingual reporter Julio "Gaby" Acevedo, the bureau will deliver daily English and Spanish language news and updates for WNBC, WNJU and for all NBC and Telemundo owned stations like WSCV Telemundo 51 and NBC 6 WTVJ in Miami, KNBC News 4 Los Angeles, KXAS-TV NBC 5 in Dallas, WMAQ-TV NBC 5 in Chicago, NBC Bay Area in San Francisco, WRC-TV News 4 Washington DC, NBC 7 in San Diego and the new NBC Boston and it's all news channel NECN.
Keith Jones joins NBC 6 Miami TV
NBC-owned WTVJ Miami (DMA 16) has named Keith Jones as the station's 4 p.m. news anchor. Jones joins Trina Robinson and will co-anchor the hour-long weekday newscast as well as the 5:30 p.m. newscast. Additionally, Jones will serve as the lead sports anchor and host of Sports Final. The half-hour locally produced sports show airs Sunday evenings at 11:30 immediately following the station's late newscast. Jones joined the WTVJ team in July 2012. Prior to that, he was the morning and noon news anchor at WSTP Tampa. Jones' journalistic career includes anchoring continuous coverage and reporting from the crash site of United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, and field anchoring and reporting from the scene of nine trapped miners at Quecreek Mine in Pennsylvania.
HGTV House Hunter hits Tampa
Second Chance in Tampa is the title of this week's House Hunters on the HGTV network. Minnesota transplants look for a fresh start with their young son in Tampa, Fl.
Bargain Mansions premiere's in Kansas City on DIY Network!
In Kansas City home renovator Tamara Day transforms rundown mansions into dream homes. This is the first episode of this new series on DIY television.
Travel Channel show Food Paradise visits Texas, Chicago and New York
11/9/17
Food Paradise samples Ghost pepper burger in Texas, Chicago pizza named Dance with Wl Diablo and curry in New York City. Spicy!
WJZ CBS 13 Baltimore TV clips competition on social
According to the station's general manager and news director, it comes down to listening, powerful visuals, quality posts over quantity, and sometimes, stories that bring a smile. WJZ, a CBS O&O, leads Charm City in social media actions over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WJZ has just over 3.2 million actions on social, 31% of the market's more than 10.2 million actions. WRBS-FM, (95.1 Shine-FM), a Christian music station owned by Peter & John Radio Fellowship, led the market in actions per post on Facebook with 276.
KNBC Los Angeles TV ups Matt Goldberg to Ass't ND
KNBC NBC 4 the NBC O&O in LA TV managing editor Matt Goldberg has been promoted to assistant news director. He started at the NBC affiliate in Los Angeles in 2014 as managing editor and supervisor at KNBC's investigative unit. He takes over for Stacy Owen who left LA TV for San Francisco and NBC Bay Area as KNTV's GM along with NBC Bay Area's sister station Telemundo Bay Area KSTS.
Fox News scores with Hannity
After the summer of Rachel Maddow, Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity ascended to the top of the cable news mountain. Hannity's move to the 9 p.m. timeslot paid immediate dividends for the network. President Donald Trump's biggest cable news backer averaged 3.2 million viewers in October, topping Maddow's 2.5 million, the Nielsen company said. Fox's Tucker Carlson, in an earlier time slot, had 2.8 million viewers. When Bill O'Reilly was working at Fox, there was no question for years who was the top person in cable television talk. His ouster in April following the revelation of sexual harassment settlements put that distinction up for grabs, and MSNBC's Maddow took the title in July, August and September.Fox's Laura Ingraham made a strong debut Monday, reaching 3.27 million viewers at 10 p.m. and beating CNN and MSNBC in the time slot, Nielsen said.
House Hunters take the search to Chicago
House Hunters episode 12 in this season is called "Sweet New home in Chicago." The Chicago based episode shows a young couple on the hunt for their first home in Chicago. She's a nurse who really wants a fixer upper that has old-fashioned charm, and he's a med student who prefers to keep things sleek and modern without projects. Chicago TV on HGTV network in full-resolution HD.
St Louis gets visit from Cooking Channel's Late Nite Eats
Chef Jordan Andino visits the city of St Louis to take a look at the city's restaurants that reign supreme in the late-night food scene. The St Louis TV appearance is the 6th episode of the first season of Late Night Eats on the Cooking Channel.
Orlando TV ratings show WFTV Eyewitness News with big win
For October, WFTV-Channel 9 Eyewitness News scared up impressive ratings, winning contests by margins large and small with the 25-to-54 age group. The ABC affiliate was way out in front at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. but also won tighter races at noon and 4 p.m., according to numbers from Nielsen. Fox 35, the Fox-owned WOFL, ranked first in news at 10 p.m. and offered the most-watched local news from 7 to 9 a.m. against ABC's "Good Morning America" and NBC's "Today." WFTV built on momentum from September, when Hurricane Irma swept through Florida.
CBS News names Jeff Glor as anchor of the CBS Evening News
CBS Television on Wednesday appointed the 42-year-old Jeff Glor to a job that has been held by Walter Cronkite, Dan Rather, Bob Schieffer, Katie Couric and, most recently, Scott Pelley. Glor, from upstate New York, has been with CBS News for 10 years as a reporter and fill-in anchor on various broadcasts and CBS' digital operation.
WCBS-TV CBS 2 New York TV goes live twice this week!
WCBS-TV, CBS 2 New York City Television, the flagship of the CBS television group will carry a live one hour debate for the New York City Mayor's race this Wednesday at 7pm. Then on Thursday the station will do a half hour plus special for the New York Jets game against the conference rivals Buffalo Bills from MetLife Stadium.
KMBC Kansas City TV takes us to Arrowhead for Monday Night Football!
KMBC Channel 9 in Kansas City Television is doing an hour long special Monday night as ESPN's Monday Night Football comes to town. The KMBC team will broadcast live in advance of the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Denver Broncos. The Broncos had won five straight games at Kansas City before the Chiefs prevailed on Christmas night last year, 33-10, as Alex Smith threw for 244 yards.
New York Marathon coverage this weekend on New York TV
The annual New York City Marathon gets live coverage on WABC ABC 7 the ABC O&O in New York City. A two hour broadcast of the race begins at 3pm on New York's channel 7. Coverage will also be available to ABC station across the country as the program is distributed by ABC TV. The race will be run on 11/5/17.
PIX 11 News New York's WPIX expands morning news
PIX 11 Morning News will now begin at 430am. The new time slot puts the Tribune-owned station on air 30 minutes earlier and at the same time as New York's other major morning show, Good Day Wake-Up, which is now anchored by former PIX11 anchor, Sukanya Krishnan.
World Series starts today Fox 11 Los Angeles TV has special programming
The World Series starts today between the LA Dodgers and Houston Astros. KTTV Fox 11 will start its news at 3pm in advance of the game start. The game is being broadcast on Fox TV. The first three games are this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
ABC News names Dr Ashton Chief Medical correspondent
Dr. Jennifer Ashton has been named chief medical correspondent for ABC News. She joined the ABC News Medical Unit five years ago and most recently had been chief women's health correspondent for ABC News.
Telemundo 47 New York appoints Endy Rodriguez ND
Telemundo-owned WNJU New York (DMA 1) has appointed Endy Rodriguez vice president of news, effective immediately. He will lead all day-to-day operations within the newsroom while continuing to increase the station's growth and engagement on its digital properties. He will also further expand WNJU's newsroom collaboration with sister station WNBC New York on joint investigative and consumer news stories.
Fox 4 Dallas slams the social
KDFW, the Fox O&O in Dallas, dominated social media actions in the market over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. KDFW has just over 13.5 million actions on social, 36% of the total engagement generated by the DMA, with more than 37 million social actions. KDFW was also first in actions per post on Facebook with 1,571, and leads the market on Twitter with more than 300,000 actions.
WFTV 9 Eyewitness News Orlando TV looks at Orlando International Airport
WFTV Channel 9 Eyewitness News News in Orlando, the ABC station is airing a special report on Orlando International Airport Wednesday 10/18/17 at 7pm. Orlando International Airport is the gateway to Orlando's theme park world, including Disney, Sea World and Universal.
KCBS-TV CBS 2 in Los Angeles airs Las Vegas special
LA TV Station KCBS CBS 2, the CBS O&O station in Los Angeles is airing a special report tonight at 1130pm on the shooting in Las Vegas. It airs following the CBS 2 News at 11pm.
Cori Coffin joins WTTG Fox 5 DC
Fox O&O WTTG Washington (DMA 7) has hired Cori Coffin as a general assignment reporter, effective Oct. 9. Most recently, Coffin was an anchor and reporter for KVUE Austin, Texas. Prior to that, she was an anchor and reporter at KREX Grand Junction, Colo. She began her career in broadcasting as a freelance reporter for Time Warner Cable in Los Angeles. Coffin holds a B.F.A. degree in television and broadcast journalism and a B.A. in public relations and advertising from Chapman University.
Stokes joins Fox 5 New York TV morning show
Lori Stokes has been named co-host of Good Day New York on Fox flagship WNYW New York, it was announced today. Stockes, most recently co-anchor of Eyewitness News This Morning at crosstown WABC, will work with Rosanna Scotto on the 7-10 a.m. show. "I can't wait to work alongside Rosanna and be a part of … a show that has always had its finger on the pulse of the greatest city in the world," said Stokes in a statement.
Fox TV and ION deal closer?
Fox has talked about a joint venture with ION media and it appears that ION really wants it to happen. TheStreet.com says that ION is trying to sweeten the deal to get it done. The two sides are talking about a joint venture in which the ION stations will join with the Fox O&O's like WNYW Fox 5 New York, WTTG Fox 5 DC, KTTV Fox 11 Los Angeles, WFLD Fox 32 in Chicago, KTVU Fox 2 in San Francisco-Oakland, WOFL Fox 35 in Orlando, WTVT Fox 13 in Tampa-St Petersburg, WFXT Fox 25 in Boston, KDFW Fox 4 in Dallas and so on and all would be Fox affiliates. If this happens it will have a huge impact on Sinclair and other companies that have Fox affiliates in markets where there is a ION media station.
Welcome Bean Town - Where everyone knows your name!
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New York TV covers Puerto Rican hurricane
Several TV news reporters from the New York City market are in Puerto Rico today covering Hurricane Maria.
There are more than 1 million Puerto Ricans living in New York, which makes up about 23 percent of Puerto Ricans living stateside. WPIX, PIX 11 the Tribune-owned flagship station, sent morning anchor Craig Treadway, with photographer Eddie Lebron and engineer Jared Barnett. They've been reporting live all morning. WABC ABC 7 weekend anchor, Joe Torres, who also hosts Hispanic affairs show Tiempo is also in San Juan. CBS correspondent, David Begnaud, did hits for WCBS CBS 2 from Puerto Rico. Janelle Burrell was in East Harlem, which has the largest population of Puerto Rico natives in the city, reporting on how locals are reacting. Ray Villeda led coverage for WNBC News 4 New York and Cristina Navarrese for Telemundo. WNYW Fox 5 filed a national piece on the storm and did a local package on Tropical Storm Jose churning up the water on the coast of Long Island.
NBC Chicago TV Makes a Difference
NBC Chicago, Channel 5 Chicago is airing an episode of NBC 5: Making A Difference on Saturday 9/23 right after Chicago 5 News at 5pm. The series tells stories of individuals and organizations serving the communities of Chicago.
NBC Today Show gets Megyn Makeover
Starting Monday September 25th the third hour of the Today show on NBC will get a new look and a new host. Megyn Kelly will take over the slot with a show titled Megyn Kelly Today. Kelly was brought to the Peacock from Fox News as part of the massive NBC News build-up directed by Andy Lack which includes a total remake of MSNBC's daytime lineup.
Page Six TV makes the iconic name come to life
Starting today the iconic gossip page from the New York Post comes alive on television in the new strip; Page Six TV. Page Six TV puts fashion, real estate, politics and sports under a microscope - all with a dishy twist, according to a Page Six TV press release. It joins a host of new shows for the new season including Sister Circle, Daily Mail TV written DailyMailTV, Daily Blast and more.
WCBS-TV CBS 2 New York TV hosts Mayoral Debate
Bill de Blasio and Joe Lhota will square off on WCBS-TV, New York City's CBS owned and operated TV station. Recent polls show that de Blasio is ahead by 40 points, but Lhota says he thinks he can close the gap. The debate was originally scheduled for Tuesday, but postponed by one day to honor the anniversary of Superstorm Sandy.
WLS-TV ABC 7 Chicago TV clips the competition on social media
WLS, ABC's O&O in Chicago Television, known as ABC 7 locally - is number one in social media actions for the last six months. Shareablee says ABC 7 Chicago has almost 5 million actions on social, 36% of the total engagement generated in Chicago TV. WLS was first on Instagram with almost 950,000 actions. WFLD Fox's Chicago TV station Fox 32 in Chicago was first in actions per post with almost 22,000. The Chicago Tribune which owns WGN-TV led the market on Twitter with just over 480,000 actions. NBC Chicago had the 4th most actions with 11,758,708 from Feburary 20 to August 20.
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KTVU Plus San Francisco covers Race in the Bay Area
KTVU is examining race relations the the San Francisco Bay area with the program Barriers and Bridges - Race in the Bay. The show will air this week on Tuesday night on KTVU Plus at 8pm following the nightly KTVU Plus 7pm news.
Telemundo New York TV expands public affairs programming
WNJU Telemundo 47 in New York City is giving viewers more opportunity to watch its local public affairs program Enfoque en Telemundo 47. It will not run weekly starting August 6th at 8am. Enfoque en Telemundo 47 is hosted by Allan Villafana. Enfoque en Telemundo 47 gives viewers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut information about their local neighborhoods.
KRON San Francisco TV expands Primetime News
KRON-TV San Francisco is expanding its weekday primetime local news programming from 8pm to 11pm Starting August 21st. KRON will move its current two hours of MyNetworkTV programming to 11pm weekdays. KRON will now broadcast 11 hours of live local news every weekday, with six hours of nonstop local news in the morning, two hours of early evening news and three hours of primetime news.
Washington DC TV gets news station
Although the "new" station for the Washington DC TV market isn't really "new" it is now available to many more people for the first time. Based in Hagerstown WDVM (formerly WHAG) has expanded its reach by nearly a million people with carriage on several metro area cable systems. The station has also increased the amount of news it produces including NOVA (Northern Virginia) News (Mon.-Sat. at 7 a.m., Mon.-Fri. at 7 and 11:00 p.m.) and I-270 News (Mon.-Sat. at 7:30 a.m. and Mon-Fri at 7:30 p.m.).
CBS 4 Miami TV airs Versace Special
CBS 4 Miami, WFOR-TV, is airing a special this weekend called The Versace Murder: A South Beach Story. The special will examine the events surrounding the shooting death of famous designer Gianni Versace. It's the 20th anniversary of the shooting death.
WXYZ ABC 7 Detroit TV examines Detroit Riot 50 years ago!
WXYZ, Detroit TV's ABC station, will air a documentary about the 1967 Detroit riot this Sunday night at 7pm. Fox 2, WJBK in Detroit, will also air a half hour special about the riots. That show will be woven into the regularly scheduled Fox 2 newscasts. On WXYZ, the show produced by The Detroit Free Press will be called 12th and Clairmount. It will highlight the tensions that led to the most violent uprising in Detroit's history - presented commercial-free and will feature WXYZ archival film along with home movies from Detroiters who witnessed the five-day riot.
Jennifer Montoya Betancourth joins KRCA News Los Angeles TV
Estrella TV flagship station KRCA LA has hired former Noticias Caracol anchor Jennifer Montoya Betancourth. She will take over the anchor desk for the noon and 5pm newscasts starting Monday July 31. She joins the station with more than ten years of journalistic experience in her native Colombia where she anchored the national newscast Noticias Caracol. KRCA has beefed up it's local news joining a great deal of Spanish language news in Los Angeles - the 2nd largest TV market in the country - including Univision's local station, KMEX Univision 34, and Telemundo's local station KVEA Telemundo 52.
Washington DC TV gets new newscast - new TV station
WDCA owned by Fox and co-operated with WTTG Fox 5 DC is being rebranded Fox 5 Plus. As part of the move Fox will add a prime time newscast at 8pm. The show will be anchored by main Fox 5 anchors Tony Perkins and Shawn Yancy. The station will also have breaking news updates during the day.
Local TV stations get fired up over 4th of July Fireworks shows
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Chicago TV host recovering from open heart surgery
Corey McPherrin, host of WFLD Fox 32's Good Day Chicago, is expected to be off the Fox-owned station's morning show for at least six weeks while recovering from open heart surgery to correct a lifelong ailment. McPherrin, 62, underwent surgery last Tuesday to replace an aortic valve and part of his aorta that had become enlarged.
Fox 5 New York TV leads social media
WNYW continues to lead in the social media ratings in New York City TV, raising their overall Share to 39.5 in the last 30 days. WABC Eyewitness News ABC 7 came in second with a 30.7 overall share and WPIX PIX 11 TV came in third with a 12.8 overall share.
LA TV gets new Spanish language news casts
KWHY TV, Los Angeles TV channel 22 has launched two news local LA TV news casts one at 7pm and one at 10pm. Both will strip seven days a week.
Chicago TV gets new midday newscast
Chicago Univision station adds local element to the daily Univision Edicion Digital by adding a half hour local component to the show. The local show in Chicago will fill the Chicago TV void of local Chicago midday news for Spanish speakers in Chicago TV news offerings. Diana Perez and Enrique Rodriguez will lead Ediciion Digital: Chicago, geared to Chicago's cross-cultural audience featuring live, in-the-moment interviews with influencers and experts. The show airs daily from 1130am to 12n Chicago time.
Morning Dose replaces Eye Opener on Tribune stations
6/23/17
Tribune Broadcasting today announced the launch of "morning dose.," a first of its kind, live social "wake-up" show, in partnership with Dose, a top digital media agency that specializes in data-driven, shareable content. Hosted by television personalities Melissa Rycroft and Brandon London, and news anchor Laila Muhammad, "morning dose.," will launch on June 29th and will feature compelling and timely news stories powered by Dose's social storytelling and scientific method to create and distribute content. "morning dose." will air weekdays syndicated in six Tribune markets: KDAF/Dallas, KIAH/Houston, WPHL/Philadelphia, WDCW/Washington DC, WSFL/Miami and KRCW/Portland, OR.
Miami TV get familiar face back on television
Louis Aguirre is coming back to SoFlo TV. WPLG Local 10 has hired Aguirre to replace Victor Oquendo, who is leaving the station to become a correspondent with ABC News. Aguirre was working on the syndicated show "The Insider" but the show was canceled and Aguirre was looking to come back to Miami TV. Aguirre worked at WPLG from 1988 to 1992. he then went to Channel 7 WSVN for ten years. He also worked for Fox News.
Chicago TV gets new anchor!
NBC 5, WMAQ in Chicago, hires new anchor from Kansas City. Patrick Fazio, who's been the morning news anchor at NBC affiliate KSHB in Kansas City since 2013, will join NBC 5 on July 31st.
Chicago TV CBS 2 WBBM teams Bailey and Kennedy
Marissa Bailey, who's been weekend morning news anchor at WBBM-Channel 2 since 2012, has been promoted to Monday-through-Friday morning co-anchor alongside Erin Kennedy at the CBS-owned station. Bailey replaces Lionel Moise, whose contract was not renewed after two years at CBS 2. His last day on the air was Friday.
TV Video Clips celebrates One Year in San Francisco
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Orlando TV plans 1 Year Pulse Shooting anniversary specials
One year after the Pulse attack, Orlando television looks back with specials and public-affairs programs before extensive coverage Monday, the first anniversary of the shooting in which 49 died. "Pulse One Year Later," a one-hour, commercial-free broadcast, brings together community leaders on WFTV-Channel 9. Martha Sugalski and Greg Warmoth host the program at 7 p.m. Sunday. Two Pulse survivors, Neema Bahrami and Orlando Torres, take part. Other participants include Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs, Orlando Police Chief John Mina, Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings, Pulse nightclub owner Barbara Poma and Dr. Chadwick Smith, a surgeon at Orlando Regional Medical Center. "Orlando United: Pulse Remembered," a half-hour telecast, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. Monday on News 13. "One Year Later: Orlando Stronger," a one-hour special, airs at 10 p.m. Monday on WESH-Channel 2. Jim Payne hosts. Taking part will be Dyer, Mina, state Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith, Rabbi Steven Engel, the Rev. Jim Coffin, Imam Muhammad Musri and Ashlyn Harris of the Orlando Pride. Segments focus on Pulse survivor Rodney Sumter and Lt. Jim Young, the police department's liaison to Orlando's gay community. "From Broadway With Love: A Benefit Concert for Orlando" will debut at 8 p.m. Thursday June 15, on WUCF TV, Orlando's PBS station. The program documents a July concert at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts to help raise funds after the shooting. The concert featured Chita Rivera, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Kelli O'Hara, Andrea McArdle, Darren Criss of "Glee" and many others. "Orlando Matters": Dyer and Mina are Ryan Elijah's guests at 7 a.m. Saturday on WRBW-Channel 65. "Flashpoint": Orlando City Commissioner Patty Sheehan talks to Erik Sandoval at 8 a.m. Sunday on WKMG-Channel 6. "Central Florida Spotlight" at 12:30 p.m. Sunday on WFTV: Host Warmoth welcomes Sheehan; Robin Maynard, Pulse of Orlando board member; Jeff Prystajko of Come Out With Pride; and Michael Perkins, museum manager at the Orange County Regional History Center. "Political Connections," hosted by Ybeth Bruzual, features Congressman Darren Soto, D-Orlando, at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday on News 13. PolitiFact's Truth-O-Meter rates a claim about mass shootings and current gun legislation. "In Focus with Allison Walker Torres" examines gun legislation at 11:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Sunday on News 13. Guests are state Rep. Smith, D-Orlando; state Rep. Scott Plakon, R-Longwood; and Pulse survivor Angel Santiago Jr.
Chicago TV gets new Political Reporter
Veteran Chicago newsman Craig Wall, who signed off last April after 19 years as a general assignment reporter at Fox-owned WFLD-Channel 32, soon will be joining ABC-owned WLS-Channel 7 as chief political reporter, sources said Thursday. Wall is expected to replace Charles Thomas, who retired last February after more than 25 years at ABC 7, including the last eight as political reporter for the top-rated station.
Detroit TV gets new Reporter
Reporter Andrea Isom has joined Scripps-owned WXYZ (ABC) and WMYD (MNT) Detroit (DMA 13) as a reporter and investigator. Recently, Isom was an on-air correspondent and video production producer on the nationally syndicated show Crime Watch Daily. She traveled the country telling in-depth, high-profile stories about truth, crime and justice. Isom is a familiar face to Detroit viewers. From 2004-2015, she was a reporter at WJBK, the market's Fox affiliate. She also worked as a reporter at WDAF Kansas City; WDTN Dayton, Ohio; and WETM Elmira, N.Y.
WJXT News 4 Jax in wins Jacksonville TV sweeps Morning, evening and 10pm
Jacksonville TV station News 4 Jax - WJXT - the independent station operated by Graham Media was the No. 1 news source in the morning, early evening and 10 p.m. news time periods in households, according to the station. This marks the 71st consecutive month WJXT has won the 7-9 a.m. time period, and the 169th consecutive month WJXT's 5 p.m. news is No. 1, says the station.
Megyn Kelly set to debut on NBC this Sunday!
Megyn Kelly's new NBC news magazine is set to premier this Sunday opposite CBS's 60 Minutes. She left Fox News two weeks before the Trump inauguration. The show will run through the summer and return early next year after the NFL takes over Sundays on NBC. Under Andrew Lacks leadership, NBC News has invested a great deal of time and energy and money in rebuilding it's team - both on NBC and on sister network MSNBC. This includes a number of former Fox News Channel people like Kelly.
WBAL Baltimore TV slams key demos
WBAL, Hearst's NBC affiliate in Baltimore, was the top performer among adults 25-54 at 6 a.m., 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. in the recently concluded May sweeps, according to the Type your paragraph here. "WBAL has had a string of major sweeps wins, and May 2017 is no exception," said John Baldwin, WBAL's creative service director.
PIX 11 New York TV shakes up Morning News Team
Tribune Broadcasting's CW affiliate WPIX New York today announced the final weekday anchor lineup for PIX11 Morning News. Beginning June 19, Dan Mannarino will co-anchor from 6 to 9 a.m. each weekday alongside Betty Nguyen. The pairing of Nguyen and Mannarino complement the existing anchor team of Kala Rama and Craig Treadway, who anchor from 5 to 6 a.m. each weekday and report for the program from 6 to 9.
Hurricane Season spans local news specials
Especially in Florida many stations in Miami TV, Tampa TV, Ft. Myers TV, West Palm Beach TV, Orlando TV and Jacksonville TV are taking to the air for the start of hurricane season. The June first start of the nasty storms has produced a number of specials to get viewers ready for the worst. This includes a special on WKMG Local 6 in Orlando TV on Thursday 6/1 at 7pm and on WESH, also in Orlando TV, on the 1st at 7pm as well
MSNBC Number 1 in Prime Time for the FIRST time!
For the first time in its history, MSNBC ranked number one in both total viewers and the key adults 25-54 demo during primetime for a full week among the big three cable networks. According to Nielsen, for the week of May 15, MSNBC averaged 2.44 million viewers with 611,000 in the key demo from 8 to 11 p.m., beating out CNN and Fox News in both measures. In total day viewership for the week, CNN has ranked number one in cable news among adults 25-54 for six straight days (May 14-19), marking the network's longest winning streak in that measure in six years. Fox News finished first in total viewers with 1.5 million and second in the demo with 321,000. MSNBC was second in total viewers with 1.2 million total viewers and third in the demo with 281,000. CNN finished third in total viewers with 1.05 million but first in the demo with 353,000.
NBC sets Megyn Kelly's Sunday Premiere
Megyn Kelly's new NBC news magazine show, Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly, will premier June 4 at 7pm. Sunday at 7 is the longtime slot for CBS's 60 Minutes, which is marking its 50th anniversary this year. Kelly's departure from Fox News last year came after she became a prominent accuser of Roger Ailes in the Fox News sexual harassment saga.
San Diego TV gets new Telemundo outlet
Telemundo 20 San Diego will air its first weekday local newscast Noticiero Telemundo 20 at 5, 5:30, 6, and 11pm on July 3rd! The channel itself will launch on Saturday July 1, on a subchannel of NBC-owned KNSD, NBC 7 in San Diego. Telemundo and NBC are both owned by Comcast-Universal. The new service kicks off with a special 30 minute program, Telemundo 20, tu nuevo noticiero (Telemundo 20, your new newscast) at 6pm. It will feature interviews with the station's news anchors and reporters. It's first weekday local newscast will then premier on July 3rd.
WTLV Jacksonville TV leads market social media
Tegna's NBC station in Jacksonville First Coast News WTLV tops the market in total social actions over the last six months, according to Shareablee. Graham Media's News 4 Jax WJXT leads in fans and followers. WTLV's news director, Megan Harris, says making social a constant part of the daily news discussion - and listening to the audience on Facebook - has helped move the station to the top slot! Cox Media Group's WJAX was a distant runner-up with over 3.8 million actions. WTLV had almost 4.9 million, 36% of Jacksonville Television's total 13.4 million. News 4 Jax had almost 528,000 fans which was way more than the other stations.
George Will joins MSNBC
Washington Post columnist George Will has joined MSNBC and NBC News as a contributor. Will, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist, was most recently a contributor at Fox News. He became a free agent in January when Fox declined to renew his contract. Before joining Fox in 2013, he spent 30 years as a contributor with ABC.
WGN-TV Chicago TV's Jennifer Lyons tops Chicago's Most Powerful List
Number one on the Most Powerful Women is Jennifer Lyons, news director of WGN TV and CLTV. WGN, under her leadership, has expanded its news operation to more than 70 hours of live, local news each week - including their super successful morning show WGN Morning News. She's a 24-year veteran of the Tribune Media station.
Chicago TV specials this weekend
WBBM CBS 2 Chicago is running a weather special on Saturday night called CBS 2 Weather Watch: The Extremes. ABC 7 will show a program called The Happi House Mother's Day Special. Lifestyle expert Happi Olson delves into a variety of topics that are intended to help viewers find ways to improve current or future circumstances.
It's War at 9am!
NBC News has decided to confirm that Megyn Kelly is getting Today's 9am hour. The show will debut this fall. This came right after ABC named Ryan Seacrest the co-host for Live with Kelly! That show also airs in most markets in the 9am time slot. It's still not known if the new Megyn Kelly show will fly under the Today show banner or if it will squeeze in between the 7 to 9am Today Mother ship and Today's 10am happy hour with Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb with a new title. Is it too early to start winesday Wednesday? Beach towels for everyone!
Ryan Seacrest new host for Live with Kelly
CNN is reporting that Ryan Seacrest of E! TV, American Idol, and the Dick Clark legacy has been named the new perm co-host of the Live With Kelly show on ABC TV joining the seat next to Kelly Ripa left empty when Michael Strahan left for Good Morning America. He allegedly will be introed by Ripa today when the show takes air according to two sources with knowledge according the CNN reporting.
Los Angeles TV remembers LA Riots
A number of national and local LA TV stations are airing specials about the LA riots. ABC ran a nationwide special Friday night KCBS and KCAL, the CBS stations in Los Angeles aired a show called "The L.A. Riots: 25 Years Later. It looked at the decades of racial injustices leading up to the Los Angeles riots told through voices such as citizens, law enforcement and those who committed crimes. TV Video Clips is the number one Los Angeles Broadcast Monitor with HD LA video clips and LA HD archives going back to November of 2015, making it the largest HD archive in Los Angeles.
Chicago TV gets new Weekly Entertainment Show
WGN-TV will start showing a new Chicago TV show called "S.E.E. Chicago." The SEE in SEE Chicago stands for Shopping, Entertainment and Events. Each weekend SEE Chicago will spotlight Chicagoland happenings in those three areas. SEE Chicago is hosted by Dawn Jackson Blatner. She's a Chicago-based dietician and nutritionist who has worked for the Chicago Cubs, Lifetime Television, DePaul University and Northwestern Meorial Hospital Wellness Institute. SEE Chicago will air Sunday night at 10:30pm with encores the following Saturday at 4:30pm on WGN-TV. SEE Chicago is produced by the Oak Brook Productions, the sam company that produces the weekly Chicago TV show "Chicago's Best."
NBC News to launch Megyn Kelly Newsmagazine
NBC is expected to launch a new Sunday newsmagazine program anchored by Megyn Kelly in June, according to a person familiar with the situation, a move that begins to firm up the former Fox News star's role with her new employer. The new program is expected to feature Kelly as the lead of an ensemble of reporters, and will be supervised by two veteran NBC News producers who also lead the network's venerable Dateline, David Corvo and Liz Cole.
Univision News names Christine Portela director of news operations
Christine Portela has joined Univison as the network's director of news operations. She began her duties March 20 and is based in Miami. In her new role, Portela works with Univision's local news directors and executive producers in the planning and execution of group-wide news gathering and production initiatives; she will also play a lead role in coverage of breaking news. Portela previously served as senior producer for José Diaz Balart's daily MSNBC show since 2014. TV Video Clips, the nation's premier Broadcast Monitor records and archives many Univision local news stations like KMEX Univision 34 in Los Angeles, WLTV Univision 23 in Miami, WXTV Univision 41 in New York, KUVN Univision 23 in Dallas, WGBO Univision 66 in Chicago, KDTV Univision 14 in San Francisco, KBNT Univision 17 in San Diego, WVEN Univision 26 in Orlando, WVEA Univision 62 in Tampa/St Petersburg, and WUVF Univision 18 in Ft. Myers. Univision Local Media announced in March that Univision stations in Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Houston and Dallas closed the February 2016 sweep as the most-watched early and late local newscasts among Adults 18-49, regardless of language. WXTV Univision 41 in New York had the most-watched early and late local newscast in the country among Adults 18-49 and Adults 18-34, regardless of language.
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Fox 2 News San Francisco KTVU starts 11pm News tonight!
San Francisco TV gets a new 11pm news tonight. KTVU the Fox News station in San Francisco is adding an 11pm Newscast, extending their Fox 2 News at 10pm for another half hour. A lot of Fox owned stations also do an 11pm news. Fox 2 News San Francisco now goes head-to-head with CBS owned station KPIX, NBC owned station NBC Bay Area and ABC owned station ABC 7 KGO-TV at 11pm. As San Francisco's premier Broadcast Monitor, TV Video Clips will, needless to say, record and archive KTVU Fox 2 News Edge.
Fox 32 Chicago TV reporter leaves after 19 years
WFLD reporter Craig Wall is leaving the station after 19 years. His last day is next Friday. The Chicago Fox-owned station is doing an internal and external search for a replacement. "I'd like to sincerely thank Craig for his 19 years of service at Fox 32," said vp and news director Matt Piacente. "We wish him well in his future endeavors."
Fox 2 San Francisco TV gets new News Director
Amber Eikel has been promoted to news director at the Fox O&O KTVU San Francisco (DMA 6). Effective immediately, Eikel will oversee all editorial, business and administrative functions. Most recently, Eikel has spent more than four years as assistant news director at KTVU. Prior to that, she was executive producer at KIRO Seattle, and previously, KTNV Las Vegas. Before that, Eikel was senior producer at WTMJ Milwaukee.She began her career as a producer, executive producer, and interim news director for KMIR Palm Springs, Calif.
Fox 35 Orlando TV revamps 11pm News
Orlando Fox owned station WOFL Fox 35 Orlando is changing the 11pm newscast. It will kick off with an 11 minute newscast using the Fox TV O&O NewsEdge but adding 11@11 - so the show will be called NewsEdge 11@11 - accordingly it will air from 11pm to 11:11pm each weeknight followed by The Fox 35 SportsZone! NewsEdge 11@11 will be anchored by Charles Billi and LuAnne Sorrell. The station says the show "will provide 11 mintes of uninterrupted news and weather, reporting the biggest stories of the day..." The Fox 35 SportsZone will begin at 11:15pm and air until 11:30. The show "will bring fans the highlights, as well as the debates, and feature sports stories unique to Central Florida." It will be anchored by Adam Shadoff and Evan Fitzgerald.
Cubs get their rings live on Chicago TV
The Chicago Cubs will get their world series rings this Wednesday and Chicago TVs ABC 7, the ABC owned TV station in Chicago WLS-TV, will broadcast the whole thing live. ABC 7 will carry the ceremony from Wriggly Stadium as part of their regularly scheduled ABC 7 newscast and will then carry the whole game that follows with the Los Angeles Dodgers live as well!
Who shot JR?
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Baltimore TV station anchor gives up the 11pm
After thirty years at the anchor desk for Baltimore TV station Eyewitness News WJZ 13, the CBS owned station in Baltimore, Denise Koch is giving up the Eyewitness News at 11pm slot. She will still anchor the 430pm and 6pm weekday newscasts on Baltimore's channel 13 and will also do more reporting for the station. She said she simply wants to spend more time with her family.
KTVU Fox 2 San Francisco TV adds 11pm
On April 17, Fox-owned KTVU San Francisco wil add an 11pm newscast. VP-GM Gregg Kelley said it will "build on the legacy of the 10pm news, with the same commitment to excellence in journalism that has been a hallmark of KTVU." The cast will be anchord by Frank Somerville and Julie Haener, with Sports Director Mark Ibanez and weather reporting from Bill Martin, Chief Meteorologist. This is the first expansion of weeknight late news on the station in nearly 60 years. The 10pm News debuted on March 3, 1958, the same day the station signed on the air. With this new newscast Fox 2 will produce 12 and a half hours of news every weekday.
WKMG News 6 Orlando wins with strong lead-in
Bolstered by the CBS schedule and NCAA basketball, WKMG-Channel 6 rolled to big wins in prime time, in late news and at noon in the March ratings. olstered by the CBS schedule and NCAA basketball, WKMG-Channel 6 rolled to big wins in prime time, in late news and at noon in the March ratings. WFTV edged WESH-Channel 2 at 4 p.m. in news in the ratings period that ended Wednesday. But "Judge Judy" on WOFL-Channel 35 beat the 4 p.m. newscasts on WFTV, WESH and WKMG.
Toys gets primetime on ABC TV
Actor Eric Stonestreet (Modern Family) is set to host a new show called The Toy Box that sees inventors presenting their ideas for new toys to a panel of kids in the hope of getting a product to market. Before the children get their chance to have a say, the concepts must get past a panel of mentors - including Dylan's Candy Bar owner Dyan Lauren, toy guru Jim Silver and Pixar Creative Director of Consumer Products Jen Tan. Young judge Sophia Grace Brownlee, Aalyrah Caldwell, Tobey Grey and Noah Ritte then put their expertise to work offering no-holds-barred opinions of the products and deciding which items will advance to the finals, where one toy is to be put into production and sold at Toys "R" Us locations.
Harry gets renewed for season Two
Harry Connick Jr. is staying put in daytime. NBCUniversal Domestic TV and Fox Television Stations have renewed the syndicated daytime strip "Harry" for a second season this fall. "I love my show! To continue sharing an hour every day with my audience is a great honor and thrill – can't wait for season 2," Connick said in a statement. "Harry's" viewership since its September premiere has been respectable, if not spectacular, averaging about 1.3 million viewers for the season to date in morning and early afternoon time slots. The show last week grabbed five Daytime Emmy Award nominations, including a bid for entertainment talk show host for Connick.
Fox 5 New York TV anchor meets her hero
Proving you're never too big to have a hero, WNYW Fox 5 New York morning anchor Rosanna Scotto co-hosted the 2017 Wonder Women awards Thursday alongside CNN anchor Alisyn Camerota and got a chance to meet CBS News correspondent Lesley Stahl. "I told Lesley Stahl I watch her every Sunday night," said Scotto, who co-hosts Good Day New York for the Fox-owned station. "She asked if I watched in my pjs. I admitted that I did, along with my daughter who is also a big fan of her and the show."
WRC NBC 4 Washington DC TV slams it on Instagram and Twitter
The Twitter and Instagram accounts for NBC-owned WRC led the D.C. market with a 29 share as a group, followed by Fox-owned WTTGFox 5 DC with a 28.7 share and TEGNA-owned WUSA 9 News with a 28.5 Share, according to data from Share Rocket. WRC's Twitter account is the single-largest account in the market with 231,574 followers. WRC reporter Shomari Stone was the top individual in the market on Twitter with a 4.6 Share. As a group, WRC was the top station on Twitter despite posting nearly 2,000 times less than WTTG or WUSA. On Instagram, during the last 30 days, WRC had a 39.7 share on the platform compared to a 30.1 share for second-place WTTG. No other station in the market had a share higher than 15. WRC's lead was driven by anchor Angie Goff, who led all accounts in the market with a 19.9 Share on Instagram. Goff had more than 38,000 engagements on her page over the 30 days despite only having 11,598 fans.
WNBC New York TV names new Anchor
NBC-owned WNBC New York (DMA 1) today appointed two-time Edward R. Murrow Award-winning anchor Jummy Olabanji as the station's new weekend evening anchor, leading the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts on Saturdays and Sundays. Olabanji will also provide general assignment coverage on weekdays. Her first day at WNBC will be April 26. Olabanji joins WNBC from WJLA Washington, where she currently co-anchors Good Morning Washington and News at Noon. She previously was an anchor and reporter with WTKR Norfolk, Va., and at WCAV Charlottesville, Va. Olabanji began her career as a news assistant with CNN.
CBS This Morning gaining on GMA and Today
CBS's third-place morning show has show improvement this season. In fact, it just had one of its most competitive weeks in nearly three decades. "CBS This Morning" averaged 3.62 million total viewers during the week ended March 19, according to Nielsen. That was good for third behind ABC's "Good Morning America" (4.36 million) and NBC's "Today" (4.11 million). Still, that was CBS's best competitive position in viewers to NBC in at least 29 years. The morning show was also up 7 percent versus the same week a year ago. Meanwhile, ABC was down 5 percent and NBC declined 8 percent. That trend has held true all season. While the competitive order remains the same, "This Morning" is up 2 percent season-to-date among total viewers, while ABC is off 7 percent and NBC down 5 percent.
Fox 2 KTVU's Frank Somerville is King of San Francisco TV Social Media
Frank Somerville is still king of social media in the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose market. The KTVU Fox 2 San Francisco anchor averaged 5,761.2 engagements per post on his social pages. According to Share Rocket data, Somerville only posted 72 times on Facebook during the last 30 days, making him the only individual to rank among the top 18 in the market and post less than 100 times. After Somerville (8 share), only four people had a share of 0.50 or higher. KGO ABC 7 anchor Kristen Sze showed impressive gains in the last 30 days, raising both her overall share and total engagement by more than 100 percent. Among stations, Fox-owned KTVU upped its share by 7.9 percent over the last 30 days to extend its overall lead. Its 38.3 share beat ABC-owned KGO second which had a 23.3 share. KRON took third with a 20.3 Share, and NBC-owned KNTV NBC Bay Area took fourth with a 12.8 share.
Fox News Channel Tucker Carlson to Interview President Trump
Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson will interview President Donald Trump in what's being billed as "a wide-ranging conversation" that will air during Wednesday's edition of "Tucker Carlson Tonight." Carlson's first one-on-one sit-down with Trump since Election Day will occur in Detroit, MI. The new healthcare bill is expected to be among the topics. Carlson replaced Megyn Kelly in Fox News' 9 p.m. ET timeslot and hasn't missed a beat. During the month of February, Carlson averaged 3.282 million viewers to finish No. 2 in all of cable news, behind only his lead-in, Bill O'Reilly. Carlson was also the second-most watched cable news program in the key news demo of adults age 25-54, averaging 695,000 demo viewers per night.
WJLA ABC 7 Washingtion DC TV hires veteran anchor
Sinclair-owned ABC affiliate WJLA Washington is adding Nancy Chen to its ABC7 News desk beginning Monday, April 10. Chen comes from WHDH Boston where she has been an anchor and reporter for the past five years. Prior to covering news in Boston, Nancy worked in KSBY San Luis Obispo, Calif., and at KABC Los Angeles. She was involved in the production of NBC Sports coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and also served as a print reporter for the Tulsa World for three years.
NBC News - We won't be Intimidated
NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack said on Tuesday that the president's attacks on some media outlets won't deter his organization from doing its job. NBC News was one of the organizations specifically cited by Trump last month in his tweet about the "fake news" media that is the "enemy of the American people." Said Lack: "We're not the opposition party and we're not in a popularity contest with this administration or any other administration." MSNBC's ratings have been soaring since the election, along with other cable news networks, defying a general trend where viewership usually drops after a presidential election. It illustrates an intense interest in politics stronger than at any point since 2000, Lack said.
WLS Chicago Television's ABC 7 carries live coverage of the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
Chicago celebrated St. Patrick's day Saturday with the annual river dyeing and downtown parade. Thousands looked on as the Chicago Journeymen Plumbers Union poured in the dye to turn the river green at 9am. ABC owned station WLS-TV broadcast the parade which began at Columbus Drive and Balbo and then up Columbus eding at Monroe.
WLS-TV Chicago ABC 7 to honor 50 years of Frank Mathie
Feature reporter Frank Mathie will retire from WLS 50 years to the day he first joined the Chicago ABC-owned station. On April 3, 2017, Mathie, who started working freelance for the station in 2006, will officially retire from television. Between Monday, March 27 and April 3, the station will celebrate "50 Years of Frank" by showing some of his best on-air moments. "Frank has been a Chicago treasure both inside this newsroom and out in the community," said vp and news director Jennifer Graves. "His inimitable style and sense of humor make you want to watch every story he tells and we look forward to showcasing his work through the decades. It must have been the luck of the Irish that sent Frank our way."
KTLA Los Angeles TV to simulcast 10 LA Dodgers games
SportsNet LA and KTLA5 will simulcast a total of 10 games during the first five weeks of the season, including the April 12 game at Chicago against the Cubs starting at 5 pm PT. The final game simulcast on SportsNet LA and KTLA will be Sunday, May 7, starting at 1 p.m. PT when the Dodgers travel to San Diego to take on the Padres. KTLA will also air SportsNet LA's flagship pregame show, Access SportsNet: Dodgers, on April 5 (vs. Padres), April 18 (vs. Rockies), May 3 (vs. Giants) and May 7 (at Padres). In addition, KTLA5 will air the live pregame Vin Scully Ring of Honor ceremony in its entirety on Wednesday, May 3, starting at 6 p.m. PT.
WGN Chicago TV adds another hour of news
Tribune-owned CW affiliate WGN Chicago will move a step closer to around-the-clock news with the launch next month of a one-hour newscast at 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The addition will bring "Chicago's Very Own" to a record 70½ hours of news each week, plus news produced throughout the day for its CLTV cable channel. "We look forward to offering Chicagoland viewers a fresh new choice for news at 6 p.m. and the only local news in the market at 6:30 p.m.," Jennifer Lyons, news director of WGN, said in a statement. "The debut of Ben Bradley and Lourdes Duarte at 4 p.m. will make a great addition to 'Evening News' with their news judgement, knowledge of Chicago and investigative story telling." Bradley joined WGN in January after 14 years at ABC-owned WLS ABC 7. Duarte, who has been at WGN since 2007, most recently has been anchoring from 4 to 6 a.m. with Dan Ponce. She previously anchored at 5 p.m. with Suppelsa.
Big Three TV Morning Shows lose a Million viewers
Just like ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News, and NBC Nightly News - ABC's Good Morning Amercia, CBS Morning News, and NBC's Today Show are losing viewers. In 2016, the three shows averaged 13.903 million viewers. Last month, the average was 12.766M, a loss of 1.137 million viewers, or 8 percent. The downward trend on the broadcast networks comes as the cable news channels see a spike in viewership with heavy coverage of the first 100 days of the Trump administration (which will likely continue into the first 200 days, 300 days and beyond). ABC's Good Morning America held a healthy lead in the morning show ratings race with a 359,000 viewer lead over Today, more than doubling its Total Viewer lead over Today vs. the November sweep. Meanwhile, the Today show held the lead in the A25-54 demo with a +9 percent lead over GMA and giving NBC's morning show its 7th consecutive sweeps win in the key demo.
Detroit TV's Dream Wedding
WXYZ-TV Detroit's ABC 7 airs an hourlong special on planning and executing your dream wedding. WXYZ's Erin Nicole has all the tips a bride and groom need for planning their perfect dream wedding. It will air Sunday night in Detroit and reair on the stations secondary digital channel and next week on the main channel 7.
Fox Business News surges against CNBC
Fox Business Network topped CNBC in viewership during the business day for the fifth consecutive month, an illustration of dramatic growth at an upstart network that began operation a decade ago. FBN averaged 218,000 viewers during the hours between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. in February, an increase of 59 percent over February 2016. CNBC, meanwhile, dropped from 212,000 to 182,000 in the same measurement, Nielsen Media Research said. That's a startling change for a marketplace where CNBC was once considered the unquestioned leader. But CNBC has suggested those raw numbers are deceptive: the network stopped using Nielsen as a basis for advertising sales two years ago because the service did not measure viewership in offices or anyplace out of the home, and also short-changed its count of wealthier viewers that CNBC targets. Nielsen says it will begin counting out-of-home viewership starting in April. Fox Business Network traces its surge to a decision in 2015 to load its daytime lineup with more of its most prominent hosts: Mario Bartiromo, Stuart Varney, Neil Cavuto, Trish Regan and Liz Claman - all CNBC alumni. The network also takes a broader view of business news than its competitors; during Regan's show on Tuesday, most of the talk was political, discussing President Donald Trump's upcoming speech before Congress.
WPLG Miami TV's Local 10 to open Washington DC bureau
More than month after opening the country's first bureau in Cuba, Berkshire-Hathaway's Miami ABC affiliate WPLG is opening a fulltime bureau in Washington, D.C. The station, which was bought by Berkshire-Hathaway in 2014, will launch its new bureau in the next few days. There's no word yet on who will staff it. "There is tremendous interest in news coming from Washington D.C. these days," said Bert Medina, WPLG president. "Decisions are being made that impact all of our lives. We go to where the story is and we are investing in this new bureau to better serve our viewers and our market." WPLG Local 10 is up against two O&O's WTVJ NBC's owned station in Miami TV and WFOR CBS's owned station in Miami. WSVN Channel 7 News is also a fierce competitor - having redefined local television when it lost it's NBC affiliation and launching a massive local news presence from the "News Plex." There are also two strong Univision (WLTV) and Telemundo (WSCV) O&Os in the market and a number of Spanish language stations like Mega TV, AmericaTeVe, and WGEN - all doing strong local news programming.
Fox 5 New York TV leads social
Fox-owned station WNYW was tops in social rankings for the New York City market from January 9 to February 8, according to Share Rocket. WNYW increased its lead to a full 10 points over second-place ABC-owned WABC on the strength of its Facebook page. WNYW came in with a 40 Share overall, WABC had a 30, Tribune-owned WPIX came in with a 12, and NBC-owned WNBC was fourth with an 8.4 share. WABC was the market leader on Twitter and Instagram with a 34.5 share on Twitter and a 41.3 on Instagram. WABC chief meteorologist Lee Goldberg helped his station out by having the highest share among individuals in the market on Twitter with a 3 score. WABC meteorologist Amy Freeze had the biggest individual page on Instagram in the market with a 7.7 share.
NBC 5 Chicago TV Sports anchor to reveal his illness
WMAQ-TV/NBC 5 lead sports anchor Mike Adamle has been on medical leave since March 2016. It was originally hoped he would be away only for a few weeks, but his absence has now gone on for nearly a year. Viewers have been wondering what is going on with Adamle all this time. The answers will be revealed on Tuesday night, as Adamle will openly discuss his severe disease in an interview airing on WMAQ-TV's 10:00pm newscast. Adamle has been somewhat of a fixture on Chicago television for the past three decades. He was a sports reporter/anchor with WLS-TV/ABC from 1983-1989. He held the same roles with WMAQ-TV from 1998-2001, followed by WBBM-TV/CBS 2 from 2001-2004. Adamle rejoined WMAQ-TV in 2005, first as a part-time freelancer, and later as a full-time employee.
MSNBC Toddles to Chicago
Following comments about Chicago by President Donald Trump, MSNBC hits the road and plans a live show - Chicago Town Hall - on Thursday at 8pm. Hosted by MSNBC, the program will be looking at what is going on in Chicago. Chicago TV.
WNYW Fox 5 New York TV rules Social
Share Rocket measures performance on social media in much the same way broadcasters do on-air — with ratings-based metrics. However, it's never used its data to rank the top 10 TV stations on social media in the United States, until now. Here are the top five stations: 1. WNYW Fox 5 New York (DMA 1) 2. WTVT Tampa Fox 13 (DMA 11) 3. KABC ABC 7 Los Angeles (DMA 2) 4. WLS ABC 7 Chicago (DMA 3) 5. WJW Cleveland (DMA 19). Here is a link to the full story at Share Rocket.
WESH NBC 2 and WFTV Eyewitness News top Orlando TV Ratings
Has it has been for a long time, WESH-TV and Channel 9 WFTV Eyewitness News are the ratings leaders in Orlando Television. In January, WESH pulled ahead of WFTV at 11pm but Eyewitness News was still ahead in the 4pm to 630pm shows. WKMG News 6 dominated the prime time period with shows like "The Big Bang Theory" and "NCIS." A closer look shows that the Orlando TV ratings race is intensifying. WKMG easily ranked first at noon. At 10pm WOFL Fox 35 won a close race with WKCF Channel 18 which carries WESH News at 10pm. In a major shift, NBC's Today overtook longtime favorite Good Morning America on WFTV, WOFL Fox 35 ran third to them.
WLS-TV ABC Chicago Television Reporter Charles Thomas to retire
Veteran broadcast journalist Charles Thomas, whose career has spanned 40 years, is set to retire from ABC O&O WLS Chicago on March 3rd.
Oprah joins 60 Minutes
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Oprah Winfrey will be a contributor to CBS TV's 60 Minutes. "There is only one Oprah Winfrey," 60 Minutes executive producer Jeff Fager said Tuesday morning. "She has achieved excellence in everything she has touched. Her body of work is extraordinary, including thousands of interviews with people from all walks of life. She is a remarkable and talented woman with a level of integrity that sets her apart and makes her a perfect fit for 60 Minutes. I am thrilled that she will be bringing her unique and powerful voice to our broadcast." Winfrey added, "I've been a big admirer of 60 Minutes since my days as a young reporter. I'm so excited and proud to join forces with this historic news program, which for me represents the bastion of journalistic storytelling. At a time when people are so divided, my intention is to bring relevant insight and perspective, to look at what separates us, and help facilitate real conversations between people from different backgrounds."
NBC said to be planning a morning show for Megyn Kelly
According to Variety, the third hour of the Today Show could be replaced by a new morning program hosted by Megyn Kelly. NBC intends to launch a new daytime show featuring Kelly, the former Fox News primetime anchor who rose to fame by using her experience as an attorney to grill her guests, by fall, according to a person familiar with the matter. NBC has yet to decide upon a timeslot for the program, this person said, but is focusing most intently on either 9 a.m. or 10 a.m.
CW Shakeup in San Diego TV Clips programming on XETV
The VP and GM of XETV Chuck Dunning told TVSpy that on March 31st at 12m CW6 will be replaced on XETV by a re-transmission of Channel Nine Network from Mexico City. The station's last CW6 newscast will be its 10pm show on Friday March 31st. KFMB CBS 8 in San Diego Television will take over the CW affiliation starting in September. XETV was an ABC affiliate until 1974. The ABC network is now on KGTV 10 News. It carried the Fox Network until 2008. Fox is now on KSWB Fox 5 in San Diego TV.
Univision Chicago TV ups Teri Arvesu
Teri Arvesu, the energetic and spirited news director of WGBO-TV Univision 66 has been promoted to vice president/director of content at the Univision Chicago Spanish-language station. The move announced by Doug Levy, senior vice president and general manager of Univision Chicago, was one of several aimed at transforming the operation into what he called a "content creation machine." Arvesu, 39, a Miami native who began her career with the Telemundo Spanish-language network, joined Univision's Miami flagship WLTV in 2003 as a producer and moved up to executive producer in 2007. She was named news director at Univision Chicago in 2013.
WPBF West Palm TV names Travis Sherwin News Director
Hearst Television's ABC affiliate WPBF West Palm Beach, Fla. (DMA 38), on Friday promoted Travis Sherwin to news director. Sherwin has been WPBF's assistant news director for the past three years. His TV news career includes almost 19 years with Hearst Television. Sherwin recently helped lead the WPBF news team through continuous coverage of both the Fort Lauderdale Airport shooting and Pulse Nightclub shooting, both of which captured the attention of the entire country. Sherwin joined Hearst in 1998 as special projects producer at WESH Orlando, Fla., eventually moving to managing editor, before becoming assistant news director at WPBF. He previously worked at stations in Orlando, Fla.; Fort Myers, Fla.; and Casper, Wyo.
WPIX New York TV Meteorologist retires
Linda Church is retiring from Tribune's New York CW affiliate WPIX or PIX11 as it's called in NYC TV. She's been the morning meteorologist at the station since the morning newscast launched in 2000. She started her career WCJB in Gainesville, Florida and has also worked in Cleveland, Ohio, New Haven, Connecticut and Charleston, West Virginia and has worked at WCBS CBS 2 and WNBC NBC 4 New York in New York.
NBC TV Celebrates 50 Years of Tom Brokaw
NBC News marks Tom Brokaw's 50 years with the network with a 2-hour prime time special this Sunday called Tom Brokaw at NBC News: The First 50 Years. "For 50 years I've been covering stories around the world for NBC News and this is a unique opportunity to share those experiences with friends and our audience," said Brokaw. "It's a little overwhelming to realize how far I've gone and what I've seen." Brokaw began his career with NBC News in 1966 in the Los Angeles bureau, where he covered Ronald Reagan's first run for public office. In 1973, he moved to Washington as the NBC News White House correspondent, a position he held until 1976 when he started co-hosting the Today show. In 1983, he became the anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News where he remained until 2004. He continues as special contributor and was on set on election night and on inauguration day last Friday.
Fox 5 WTTG Washington DC TV gets new political contributor from Politico
Politico Reporter Hadas Gold is joining FOX 5 as a political contributor. Gold is a media reporter for POLITICO, where she covers the intersection of media and politics. In making the announcement, FOX 5 WTTG VP/General Manager Patrick Paolini said, "Hadas understands how politics and media intersect. Her work cuts through the political noise and gets right to the facts. Her perspective will be an invaluable asset and we are thrilled to welcome her to FOX." Hadas Gold will make her FOX 5 debut Friday as part of a team of reporters covering the Inauguration of Donald Trump.
WJXT Jacksonville TV adds 4pm Newscast
Graham Media Group's independent WJXT Jacksonville, Fla., will launch the market's first 4 p.m. daily newscast, News4JAX at 4pm, on-air and livestreaming on all platforms starting Jan. 23. The half hour newscast will be followed by Inside Edition at 4:30. "Jacksonville is a passionate local news town," said Bob Ellis, VP-GM. "The people that live here want to know what's happening in their communities. With our new 4 p.m. newscast, they'll be able to get the important stories of the day on TV an hour earlier." Tarik Minor expands his anchoring duties, which will now include News4JAX at 4 pm, 5:30 pm and 6:30 pm. He will be joined by meteorologist Rebecca Barry.
WPLG Miami TV Local 10 embeds Cuba team
Reporter Hatzel Vela and photojournalist Brian Ely are covering Cuba full time from a Havana base for Berkshire Hathaway's ABC affiliate in Miami. Last night at 6, 6, Berkshire Hathaway-owned ABC affiliate WPLG Miami begins daily news coverage from Havana. It's the first U.S. TV station granted permission to base a full-time news crew in Cuba. "Cuba is local news in Miami," said Bill Pohovey, WPLG's VP of news. It's estimated that more than 1.5 million Cuban Americans live in Florida. WPLG reporter Hatzel Vela and photojournalist Brian Ely have moved to Havana, living in a rented furnished apartment usually reserved for visiting tourists. They've been in Havana since Wednesday and their arrival has already paid off in an exclusive story for WPLG on Friday when President Obama made the surprise announcement to repeal the 'wet foot, dry foot' immigration policy.
NBC 4 New York TV moves noon show to 11am
Starting Monday, viewers of New York NBC-owned station WNBC will see a new midday lineup. The Noon newscast will swap places with Access Hollywood Live at 11 a.m. and will be replaced by Days of Our Lives at Noon. New York Live will air an hour earlier at 11:30, with Access Hollywood airing at 1 p.m. This follows most NBC owned stations which show their mid-day show at 11am including NBC 6 WTVJ Miami, KNBC NBC 4 Los Angeles, NBC San Diego and others.
NBC 4 Washington DC TV celebrates Jim Vance's 75th!
Jim Vance has worked at NBC O&O WRC Washington since 1969. Vance currently anchors WRC's evening newscast at 6. He retired from anchoring the 11 o'clock news in 2015. the station put together a video from his co-workers honoring him as he celebrates his 75th birthday. Vance told the Washington Post "It's gratifying. Folks have a choice of what they want to do at 6 o'clock. People invite us in to their most intimate places — into their kitchens, living rooms, into the bedroom. So when people act like they know me, I'm grateful."
MSNBC Shines Post Election
MSNBC's daytime schedule has shown the power of NBC News in the post election world. As President-elect Trump's nominees undergo their confirmation hearings, MSNBC has rolled out an army of heavyweight news people to cover the fast moving events. Starting with Morning Joe, which itself hosts a cadre of political heavyweight journalists, and moving seemlessly into live coverage of a transition Washington DC anchored by Brian Williams, Andrea Mitchell, and Craig Melvin who are able to throw to field reporting by Kasie Hunt, Katy Tur, Chris Jansing, Kristen Welker, Kelly O'Donnell, and Pete Williams - the coverage has been impressive and totally sheds the network's "left leaning" reputation.
San Diego TV jumps into action as San Diego Chargers announce a jump to Los Angeles
As expected, the San Diego Charges have decided to return home and move the team back to Los Angeles where it first played. The news was broken by ESPN but all of the San Diego television stations immediately jumped on the coverage - with live shots and citizen reaction to the Chargers move. San Diego TV has covered the story extensively including the vote by citizens not to build the Chargers a new stadium. Coverage was immediate on all of the San Diego TV stations including Fox 5 KSWB, CBS News 8 KFMB, 10 News KGTV, NBC 7, KUSI, San Diego 6 XETV and San Diego PBS.
WPTV Palm Beach television uses Facebook to cover FTL shooting
WPTV, the NBC affiliate in West Palm Beach TV, did multiple Facebook Live posts to provide continuing coverage of the shooting, according to Eric Weiss, WPTV's digital director. Michael Williams, WPTV's main anchor, provided seven Facebook Live posts from the scene, according to Weiss. "When your talent is at the active scene, feeling the emotion of surviving victims, just can't recreate the stories the talent share live on social," said Christine Baron, WPTV's creative services director.
Ben Bradley joins Chicago TV WGN from ABC 7 WLS-TV Chicago
Ben Bradley has signed a multi-year contract with Chicago TV station WGN-TV. He left WLS-TV the ABC owned station last year after spending 14 years there. He'll be an investigative reporter at WGN-TV channel 9.
KRON San Francisco TV wins big with Fireworks
KRON, the MyNetworkTV affiliate in San Francisco owned by Media General, scored a 10 Household ratings at midnight on New Year's Eve with fireworks from San Francisco and other locations around the world. "Viewers want to see celebrations," said Jim Swanson, KRON's local programming director. "And KRON4 features some of the best parties from around the world that culminates with our amazing fireworks along the San Francisco Embarcadero at midnight."
WMAR ABC 2 in Baltimore TV gives voice to teens
ABC2 welcomes teenage journalists to the studio to discuss journalism and to give them the opportunity to gain experience in news presentation. The show airs on ABC 2 WMAR in Baltimore on Saturdays at 12:30pm. The show is called Teen Perspective 2News.
Megyn Kelly leaves Fox News for NBC
Fox News host Megyn Kelly is leaving her spot at Fox News for a new role at NBC. The New York Times reports that The Kelly File host will have a "triple role in which she will host her own daytime news and discussion program, anchor an in-depth Sunday night news show and take regular part in the network's special political programming and other big-event coverage." The as-yet-unnamed one hour daytime program will be developed closely with NBC News colleagues, a network statement read, and will run Monday through Friday. "[Kelly has] demonstrated tremendous skill and poise, and we're lucky to have her," said NBC News chairman Andrew Lack in a statement. Kelly's move will be a massive change for cable news, bringing another conservative voice to NBC and upending Fox's prime-time lineup, where Kelly was the second-most watched personality after Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.
NBC Today Show wins December
NBC News' Today finished first among broadcast morning shows in total viewers and demos in December, celebrating its first non-Olympics monthly win in more than four years. As the programs all talked up their stats for the final quarter of 2016, Today topped the pack in the news demo, with 1.79 million viewers aged 25-54, besting ABC's Good Morning America (1.53M) and CBS This Morning (1.12M).
Chicago is our Kinda Town Chicago is
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WGN Chicago TV gives away toys for the holiday
The WGN Morning News Drive-Thru Toy Drive celebrated its 14th year; its seventh tied to Jennifer Hudson. The five-hour event featured Santa, holiday fun, and an appearance by Jennifer and Julia Hudson. All toys will be donated to Jennifer & Julia Hudson's Julian D. King Gift Foundation and will be dispersed Dec. 24 at St. Sabina Catholic Church in Chicago. WGN held satellite toy drives prior to today's event. Viewers who dropped off new, unwrapped toys to the toy drop-off locations, received special offers from stores, vendors and other local businesses.
High School Football in full-HD!
It's high school football playoff season and TV Video Clips has a lot of the action in full-resolution HD! In Baltimore on WNUV there are two games this weekend; Havre De Grace vs Fort Hill and Elkton vs Walkersville. On Spectrum Sports in Florida (formally Bright House Sports Network) the whole state is showcased; Jacksonville Trinity Christian vs Chaminade-Madonna, Lake Gibson vs Carol City, Dr Phillips vs Miami Southridge, Cocoa vs Bolles, Plant vs St Thomas Aquinas, Miami Carol City vs Lake Gibson, Ponte Vedra vs American Heritage, University Christian vs Champagnat, Baker vs Pahokee and all in High Def! Go Team!!
The U! Chicago TV will still carry Chicago ABC 7 News
ABC-owned WLS ABC 7 in Chicago TV will continue to produce primetime news for Weigel Broadcasting's WCIU Chicago's Channel 26 known as the U! for at least another year. Although ratings for the one-hour newscast have been lackluster to say the least, the unusual arrangement has proved beneficial to both stations since ABC 7 Eyewitness News on WCIU The U launched in January 2014. Featuring news anchors Hosea Sanders and Cheryl Burton, sports anchor Jim Rose and meteorologist Jerry Taft, the newscast airs from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and originates from ABC 7 studios at 190 North State Street. Steve Farber, senior vice president of operations for Weigel Broadcasting, confirmed the deal Thursday. "The U is committed to airing local content, and partnering with Chicago's No. 1 news team is a key part of that effort," Farber said. Two years ago the plan to produce and license a local newscast was a first for Chicago, although ABC Television Stations already had similar arrangements in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina.San Francisco TV leadership change for KRON-TV
Ashley Gold Messina, vice president and general manager of San Francisco's KRON, informed staff today she would be leaving the station at the end of the year. "I will be moving on to my next challenge," Messina wrote in a memo. Messina has also served as GM at Media General Portland CBS affiliate KOIN, writing in her exit announcement "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time getting to know many of the KOIN staff members, learning about the station, and spending time in the Portland area. I cannot say enough good things about the people working at KOIN, and the hard work you all have contributed long before I came on board, but in particular the last 6 months." Messina was named GM at KRON in 2014, arriving from WDCW in Washington, where she was general manager.
Washington DC TV loses long-time Fox 5 anchor
WTTG 5 p.m. anchor Laura Evans is leaving the Fox-owned station. "After 18 years at Fox 5 DC, and 26 years as a journalist, I am starting a new chapter in my professional life," said Evans. "As fulfilling as my work here at WTTG has been, I am very excited to begin this new journey that involves my passions and will make a difference in our community. I am proud to have been part of such an awesome team of creative and motivated journalists. I'm grateful for the support our General Manager, Patrick Paolini, has given me including most recently, as I've come to this decision." Evans says her last day will be Friday, December 2 and added she'll be making an announcement soon, "[I]look forward to sharing it with you all,'"said Evans. "Stay tuned to my Facebook page."
Fox 11 Los Angeles TV anchor takes medical leave
KTTV morning anchor Tony McEwing expects to be off the anchor desk for several weeks due to medical treatment. Writing on Facebook, McEwing said "an issue has arisen that requires medical attention and up to several weeks recovery before I can return to work." McEwing said KTTV anchor Bob DeCastro would be filling in during the medical leave, and thanked viewers for their "love and support," saying "I will miss you and look forward to getting back into the swing of things as soon as possible." McEwing anchors the 4:30 a.m., 5, 6 and 10 a.m. newscasts.
Los Angeles TV follows LA Rams
E! Entertainment TV is launching a new show this week which follows the coming of the Los Angeles Rams. Hollywood & Football stars Sabrina Britt and Asia Saffold gush about their tightknit Ramily within the Los Angeles Rams NFL team. "It's amazing, and I feel like not every team has what we have," Sabrina explains. "It's not just like you're on a team. They become your family." On E!'s new series Hollywood & Football, we'll meet the families of the Rams football players who are making the move from St. Louis to L.A. and watch as they learn how to navigate the new world of Los Angeles. TV Video Clips has Los Angeles TV Clips archived to 11/20/2015. As in most of our top ten TV markets LA TV Clips are available in full-resolution HD.
Thanksgiving Parades in New York City and Detroit
Macy's doesn't have Thanksgiving Parades locked down. In additional to coverage of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on NBC, CBS and Telemundo - Local 4 News WDIV-TV in Detroit will be broadcasting Detroit's parade called America's Thanksgiving Day Parade. An hour of the parade will be syndicated to stations across the nation including San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, New York, Baltimore, Washington DC, Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Tampa St Petersburg, Ft Myers and West Palm Beach.
HBO jumps into the News Business
HBO has started airing a nightly newscast - from the same people who produce the HBO documentary series Vice. Vice Media's Josh Tyrangiel details the philosophy and strategy behind its new Vice News Tonight - "coming up with a touch-enable news show that recognizes that a viewer may be watching on their phone, on their app, on their iPad or tablet is a way to signal that we know you're there (and) we know you want a slightly different experience. The show airs weeknights on HBO at 7:30pm
WPLG Miami TV Adds 9am Show
Local 10, WPLG TV the ABC affiliate in Miami television is adding a 9am News program. "We will have nonstop morning news beginning Sept. 12," said WPLG President Bert Medina. "WPLG will have more news, more weather and more traffic reports from 4:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. with local news and the Local 10 News ticker during Good Morning America." The Local 10 News AT 9 A.M. will be anchored by Eric Yutzy and Jacey Birch, meteorologist Julie Durda and traffic reporter Nicole Perez.
WJXT News 4 Jax gets two new Jaguar players on air in Jacksonville TV
One former and one current Jacksonville Jaguar players — Mark Brunell and Malik Jackson, respectively — have joined Graham Media's independent WJXT Jacksonville, Fla. (DMA 47), contributing to The Morning Show, Jaguars All Access, Jaguars Live, News4JAX and News4JAX.com. Every week Brunell will appear live on News4JAX with a Monday Morning Quarterback segment giving viewers his unique insights on why the Jaguars won or lost their game. He will also write a column for News4JAX.com. Brunell played quarterback for the Jaguars from 1995 to 2003 and in 2013 was inducted into the Pride of the Jaguars, the team's Hall of Fame equivalent.
WTVT Fox 13 in Tampa gets new reporter
Dan Matics has joined Fox O&O WTVT Tampa, Fla. (DMA 11), as weekday reporter, stationed in the station's St. Petersburg newsroom covering Pinellas County. Most recently, Matics was morning anchor and reporter for WCHS and WVAH in Charleston, W.Va.
Miami TV Univision O&O WLTV adds Ivan Taylor
Univision-owned WLTV Miami (DMA 16) has appointed Ivan Taylor as weekend co-anchor and reporter for Univision Miami Noticias 23, which airs on WLTV and co-owned WAMI (UniMás). Taylor has served as national correspondent, reporter and anchor for more than 15 years. Prior to Univision Miami, Ivan Taylor was weekend news anchor at Telemundo's WNJU New York 47. Soon after, he joined Telemundo Network News as national correspondent and relocated to Houston, covering news from the Lone Star State and surrounding areas.
Leon Harris leaves ABC7 WJLA in Washington DC TV market
Sinclair's ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 7) said today that journalist Leon Harris will be leaving the station in October after 13 years anchoring ABC7 News. He has been the longtime co-anchor of WJLA's 5, 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts. "We can't thank Leon enough for his service to our station and our community," said WJLA Director of News Mitch Jacob in a statement. "He is a journalist of the highest caliber, and has been an asset in our newsroom, and he will be missed."
KTLA 5 Los Angeles TV to air Vin Scully's final game!
As Vin Scully's time in the booth winds down, Charter Communications has set a deal with Tribune's KTLA-TV Los Angeles to simulcast six Los Angeles Dodgers games, briefly lifting the TV blackout for local fans who don't have access to the team's SportsNet LA channel.
Mark Collins returns to Jacksonville TV after stint in Tampa Bay
Meteorologist Mark Collins returns to Graham Media's WJXT Jacksonville, Fla. (DMA 47), in time for Hurricane Hermine coverage. He was a fill-in meteorologist and a weather producer at WJXT from 2010-11. He left WJXT in 2011 to anchor weekend weather at WTSP in Tampa. Recently he worked at the Florida Institute of Oceanography aboard research vessels studying Florida's marine ecosystems. Collins has also worked in the Miami television market.
ABC 7 Washington DC TV renews Alison Starlings contract
Sinclair Broadcast Group's ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 7) said on Wednesday that anchor Alison Starling has agreed to remain on the ABC7 News desk for several additional years, extending her contract with the station through 2019. Starling has been at WJLA since January 2004, spearheading coverage of some of the most important local and national stories including Hurricane Isabel, the Virginia Tech shootings, and two historic Papal visits. She is also known for the long-running "Working Woman" series, showcasing the many exceptional women in the Washington region. WJLA is a TV Video Clips core station with archives going back to July 2013 in HD.
Ft Myers TV Fox 4 gets new GM
Les Vann, a television industry executive with roots in journalism, is the new vice president and general manager of E.W. Scripps-owned Fox affiliate WFTX Fort Myers, Fla. (DMA 61), effective Sept. 12. Vann, who left the GM post at WISH Indianapolis last week, also has GM experience in Cincinnati and Savannah, Ga. At WISH, when the station lost its CBS affiliation, he restructured the station and expanded news to replace the lost network programming. He also successfully negotiated with numerous sports teams and leagues to bring more programming into the market. "Les possesses the very best qualities for a Scripps GM," said Debbie Turner, VP of station operations for Scripps. "He embodies our mission to create a better-informed world while having the business acumen to be a strong partner with local businesses and community organizations. He also has tremendous interpersonal skills to build lasting relationships with community leaders. We see so much potential at WFTX Fox4, and the station is in a position to achieve ratings and revenue growth with Les at the helm."
Telemundo New York revels ramp up plans
Key Telemundo O&Os are getting ready for their early evening news expansion, and now WNJU in New York City Noticiero 47 Telemundo has joined them. The start date for all of them is September 26th and the New York TV station has added Nilda Rosario to the staff and will appear with Jorge Ramos and Yaima Crespo to anchor the 5 and 530 newscasts. Rosario and Crespo will co-anchor the 5, while Ramos and Crespo will co-anchor the 5:30.
NBC Bay Area Gets New News Director
Stephanie Adrouny has been promoted to VP/News for KNTV, the NBC O&O in San Jose/San Francisco. Stephanie has been the Assistant ND for this NBC o-and-o for the past two years. She spent the eight years before that as the Assistant ND for KGO-TV in San Francisco, where her GM was Valari Staab, now president of the NBC owned stations group.
More News for San Francisco TV Clips
Telemundo San Francisco station KSTS is adding a 5pm Newscast and more staff to handle the additional news time. The show will launch Monday September 26 on the San Francisco Bay Area Telemundo station. The new show will be anchored by Cesar Bayona and Blanca Garza. GM Rich Cerussi said "Our 5pm newscast will provide our viewers with more local news, up-to-the-minute weather forecasts and consumer information, across all platforms." The station has also hired Melissa Hernandez and David Gonzalez as multimedia journalists and named Arlen Fernandez to lead its Consumer Investigative Unit, Telemundo Responde. KSTS is the Telemundo O&O in the San Francisco Bay Area Television market along with NBC Bay Area the NBC O&O.
WJLA ABC 7 Washington DC TV rocks mornings
TV stations have been using music to promote their station and their news for years. One of the early music image campaigns was the "Hello" campaign written by Frank Gari. Here's a version from 1977 in Milwaukee. The music image campaign is still relevant today, with music production companies offering a variety of songs in different genres and styles to suit any market. In some cases, these songs come complete with generic footage that can be used in conjunction with whatever custom shots the station includes of their market, their talent, and their people. The key to making these campaigns work is keeping them fresh over a period of time. Sinclair's ABC affiliate WJLA Washington launched a music image campaign from Stephen Arnold Music (SAM) called, Waking Up My Day, in March. The campaign, according to Chad Cook, SAM's VP of creative services, has been syndicated in more than 100 TV markets. Its versions of Waking Up My Day launched this March. In July, Stan Melton, WJLA's creative services director, commissioned the folks at SAM to customize a version to promote the station's morning traffic and weather reports. Melton says the station's 6-7 a.m. news is up 100% in shares among adults 25-54 year-to-year.
WPTV News Channel 5 Palm Beach TV tops the market social media
Scripps-owned WPTV laps its closest competitor in terms of total social actions over the last six months according to Shareablee data. Paul Greeley reports that the NBC affiliate has adopted an aggressive Facebook video strategy, using Facebook Live to complement its broadcasts, while major local events like the Orlando shooting underscored the platform's utility. WPTV tallied almost 2 million total social actions in that period, more than a third (34%) of the total engagement generated in the market's total 5.6 million actions. The station led the market in actions per post with 174, and 96% of its overall actions were on Facebook, where it took the market's top spot. Its nearest competitor, WPEC, Sinclair's CBS affiliate, scored just under a million social media actions in the same period. WPTV lead WPEC slightly in total fans/followers with just over 350,000 against WPEC's 340,000. The Sun Sentinel, a Tronc-owned paper, ranked first in the market on Twitter with more than 55,000 actions. Eric Weiss, WPTV's director of new media, attributes the station's strong performance on Facebook to its use of video.
Tampa Television Fox 13 clips all other stations when it comes to social media
Fox's WTVT vaults over its local competition on social media in Tampa-St. Petersburg according to Shareablee data. It has triple the number of social actions in the last six months over its closest competitor and holds a very comfortable lead in the market's fans/followers as well. The station's VP of news explains what's working to Paul Greeley. It's not even a race: the Fox-owned affiliate in Tampa, WTVT, has more than three times as many social actions as it nearest media competitor over the past six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WTVT scored more than 17 million total social actions in that period, nearly half (48%) of the total engagement generated in the market's total 35.7 million actions.
Hearst TV taps Soledad O'Brien to host "Matter of Fact"
In Washington, Sundays aren't so much for football as they are for that other contact sport: political talk shows — and the fall lineup will include a new entry, a weekly magazine-style show hosted by former CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien and aired by Hearst TV. "Matter of Fact With Soledad O'Brien," a re-launch of Hearst's one-season-old Sunday show, marks O'Brien's next chapter after the shuttering of Al Jazeera America, where she had been a special correspondent after leaving CNN in 2013. O'Brien's production company, Starfish Media, also will be producing specials for Hearst.
Tampa TV gets viewers a million bucks!
Tampa residents got part of $1 million in unclaimed money and property last Thursday by calling into a special phone bank at WFLA, the NBC affiliate owned by Media General. Hosted by WFLA's Shannon Behnken, an investigative consumer reporter, the phone bank helped residents reclaim more than 4,000 accounts totaling over $1,051,000 in just 24 hours. "The volume of calls we received was unbelievable," said Andy Alford, WFLA's general manager, "proving once again that News Channel 8 is truly On Your Side."
KABC-TV Los Angeles Rams new team on to Saturday night schedule!
ABC-owned Los Angeles TV Station KABC 7 Eyewitness News will air what it is caling a live sports block party every Saturday for 14 weeks in prime time this fall featuring the LA Rams! Rams Primetime Saturday with Jay Mohr debuts Saturday, September 3rd right after ABC's aring of the USC/Alabama game. It will include two shows from the Rams Broadcast Network; Rams Nation and Rams 360. The show will be hosted by actor/comedian/radio host Jay Mohr, KABC sports anchor Rob Fukuzaki, morning traffic anchor Alysha Del Valle and Rams reporter Dani Klupenger. Viewers will get highlights, insider info, entertainment and a chance to engage through social media.
NBC News still number one nightly!
ABC ontinues to trail NBC in the nightly news race, but it did just have its best July in nearly a decade.
"NBC Nightly News" led the month with an average of 7.64 million total viewers, according to Nielsen. That just edged out "Word News Tonight's" 7.54 million for the month. CBS was third for the month at 6.36 million total viewers. ABC was the only network to show year-to-year growth among total viewers. It was also the newscast's best July since 2007. NBC was also first for the month among viewers 25-54, averaging 1.89 million in the demo. ABC was second at 1.65 million and CBS third at 1.50 million.Orlando TV WKMG Local News 6 clips WFTV
The "Getting Results" branding helped WKMG-TV Channel 6 pull off victories in the July ratings. The CBS affiliate won at 6 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and noon in the 25-to-54 age group most important to news advertisers, according to Nielsen numbers released Thursday. The scramble for those viewers resulted in some tight races, but WKMG highlighted its success against WFTV -Channel 9, usually the victor in those time slots. WKMG General Manager Jeff Hoffman told his staff in a memo: "Your effort allowed us to scratch and claw and fight for every last viewer in this rating period." He said the 6 p.m. victory was most impressive. "According to station lore (and our research) the last time this station finished on top at 6 p.m. was in 1987!" he wrote. "Many of you were not born yet. Our station call letters were then WCPX. Ronald Reagan was president. Those of us who were around may or may not have sported 'Mullets.' At 6 p.m. weekdays in the age group, WKMG averaged 17,129 viewers to WFTV's 15,603. Then came WESH-Channel 2 with 11,651 and WOFL Fox 35 with 5,271.
LA TV station helps feed the community
More children and families are at risk of going hungry in Los Angeles County than in any other county in the nation. One out of every six people in Southern California experiences hunger, especially during the summer. So KABC, the ABC-owned affiliate in Los Angeles, and its sponsors, raised a record 5,619,534 pounds of food for Southern California food banks during its 5th Annual Feed SoCal Food Drive. KABC's partners include Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions, Subaru, ESPN LA 710, Mathis Brothers Furniture, and Ontario Auto Center. Thanks to the generosity of Southern Californians, this amounts to 4,682,945 meals to feed Southern California this summer. "This kind of work is more important than ever," said Cheryl Fair, KABC's general manager, "and we are extremely grateful to our viewers for their generosity." 7 Eyewitness News clips are available from TV Video Clips in full-resolution HD.
San Diego TV station NBC 7 KNSD names Greg Bledsoe 11am anchor
NBC-owned KNSD San Diego (DMA 28) has promoted Greg Bledsoe to co-anchor of its weekday NBC 7 News Today at 4:30 a.m. and NBC 7 News Midday at 11 a.m., alongside Marianne Kushi. Bledsoe, who succeeds longtime anchor Jason Austell, will assume his new role on Monday, July 18.
San Diego hosts All-Star game San Diego TV station Fox 5 broadcasts all day
KSWB the Fox station in San Diego, Fox 5 San Diego, with the promo campaign "So San Diego" walks the walk by broadcasting all day long from the site of this year's All Star baseball game. The station known for going all in when it comes to local San Diego events did it again staying on the air from 10 am to almost midnight with live coverage from the stadium and prerecorded specials.
San Diego Television station upgrades studio cameras
KUSI, the McKinnon Broadcasting independent in San Diego, has deployed five Hitachi Kokusai Z-HD6000 high-def cameras, Hitachi said this week. The station produces 60 hours of live newscasts each week. The new cameras replace older HD cameras in the news studio.
Jacksonville TV Clips!
Welcome Jacksonville. We are now archiving HD video from Jacksonville, FL. There's a lot of news in the market including Action News Jax on WFOX and WJAX, News 4 Jax WJXT, First Coast News on WTLV and WJXX including First Coast Living and all of the locally produced programs on WCWJ including Jacksonville Roller Girls! Jacksonville, Florida archives being on 6/27/16.
New York Newspaper makes National TV
Two editors of the New York Post's Page Six gossip page will make contributions to the new syndicated Page Six TV show adapted from the newspaper section, but the principal on-air positions will be filled by others, according to an announcement made jointly by the Post, Endemol Shine North America (lead producer on the project) and Fox Television Stations. FTS is the prospective launch group for the show, a daily, half-hour strip to be produced in New York. It's scheduled to get a three-week test on Fox-owned stations in New York on Fox 5 NY WNYW, Los Angeles on Fox 11 KTTV, Philadelphia, Dallas, Atlanta, Detroit Fox 2 WJBK and Tampa Bay Fox 13 WTVT starting July 18.
Orlando Television adds third morning anchor
WKMG-Channel 6 now has a three-person anchor team in the mornings. Kirstin O'Connor has joined Bridgett Ellison and Justin Warmoth from 5 to 7 a.m. weekdays in a new arrangement that started Tuesday. "Kirstin was a reporter on the show," WKMG General Manager Jeff Hoffman said. "When Bridgett went on maternity leave, she filled in. Bridgett is back and doing great. We think this will give us a distinctive look in the morning." Hoffman said that O'Connor had earned the promotion during the three months she anchored with Warmoth.
LA TV KCBS-KCAL Hires Garth Kemp
Garth Kemp is now the full-time morning meteorologist for KCBS and KCAL in Los Angeles. Kemp left KABC last August.
Orlando TV Fox 35 extends 6pm news
Fox 35 Orlando WOFL adds a half hour to their 5 and 6pm early newscast - using the traditional Fox O&O moniker News Edge at 6pm. Anchored by Stephen Hauck and backed by award winning producer Bill Kallus the show will be fast paced with new segments including "The Big Screen" which will showcase interviews with notable local newsmakers.
Fox 5 New York TV WNYW airs groundbreaking medical special
WNYW the Fox Owned TV station in New York City broadcast "Lyme and Reason: The Cause and Consequence of Lyme Disease" at 10:30 p.m. Eastern. The New York City-based station promises "an in-depth look at the cause and effect of Lyme disease, including the controversy over testing, the issues of misdiagnosis, and the personal struggles of medical professionals and patients contending with this life-changing illness."
Washington DC station WJLA ABC 7 signs Monday Night Redskins Football
Sinclair Broadcast Group's ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 7) reached a multi-year agreement to carry the Washington Redskins' Monday Night Football games. In 2016, ABC7 will air two Washington Redskins' Monday Night Football games — the season opener with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sept. 12 at 7:10 p.m., and the Carolina Panthers contest on Dec. 19 at 8:30 p.m. The station will also broadcast one-hour pre- and postgame coverage of the Redskins games with WJLA sports anchors Robert Burton, Erin Hawksworth and Scott Abraham.
Mike Sugarman is leaving KPIX San Francisco TV and heading to New York
Mike Sugerman has said goodbye to San Francisco CBS-owned station KPIX 5 News. He told viewers he was moving to New York to be closer to his son, who is having a grandchild.
Orlando TV gets new morning anchor
Fox-owned WOFL Orlando, Fla. (DMA 19) has hired Erick Weber to anchor Fox 35's Good Day Orlando from 7 to 10 a.m. alongside Amy Kaufeldt, effective June 29. Most recently, Weber served as morning anchor for Good Day Charlotte at Fox O&O WJZY. Prior to that, he was the morning news anchor for NECN/NBC in Boston. Previously, Weber was morning news anchor in Orlando for WKMG's Local 6 Morning News and Local 6 News at Noon.
Telemundo Stations to launch 5pm News! Mas Noticias!!
The Telemundo Station Group today announced an expansion of its local news programming, unveiling plans to launch a new 30-minute newscast that will air weekdays at 5 p.m. ET beginning Monday, Sept. 26, at 14 of its owned stations including Telemundo 51 in Miami, Telemundo 47 in New York, Telemundo San Diego, Telemundo San Francisco and the others. The expansion comes less than two years after the Telemundo Station Group added a half-hour newscast at 5:30 p.m. across 14 markets. This new news expansion at 5 p.m. will result in viewers receiving an additional 150 minutes of local breaking news coverage and up-to-the-minute weather forecasts each week in their respective markets, Telemundo said. In those markets, the new 30-minute newscast will replace Telemundo network's half-hour show, The Best of Caso Cerrado.
LeBron James continues to make ratings for Miami TV station Local 10 WPLG
How deep is South Florida's passion for all things LeBron James? Arguably as deep, or deeper, this postseason than for all things Miami Heat. ABC announced on Tuesday that Monday night's Game 5 of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and James' Cleveland Cavaliers recorded a 20.1 rating in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale market, fourth highest in the country and highest among markets not in proximity to a team involved in the series. As a matter of perspective, when the Heat were eliminated from this season's playoffs on May 15 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Toronto Raptors, that game, also televised over the air on ABC, recorded an 18.5 rating in South Florida. "I think it's silly to ignore the LeBron factor," said Channel 10 Sports Director Will Manso, with WPLG carrying this series. "The reality is that obviously LeBron has a big impact. But I think it's almost as much, in my mind, the impact of what LeBron and the Big Three did in the four years and the success the Heat had to kind of get Miami behind basketball."
KGO-TV San Francisco ABC 7 rules San Francisco TV on social media
ABC/Disney-owned KGO is the juggernaut among local media on social in San Francisco according to Shareablee data. It holds a comfortable lead on both total actions and fans/followers with Fox's KTVU as its most viable competitor. San Francisco saw a massive 42.8 million social actions among its local media players in the last six months according to Shareablee, an audience insight firm. KGO, an ABC/Disney station, had 7.3 million of them, or 17% of the market's total actions. KTVU, a Fox Television Station, took a respectable second place in the time frame with almost 5.9 million actions. KGO again leads with San Francisco's most fans/followers at over 1.1 million. But on that measure KTVU is leapfrogged for second by KRZZ-FM, a La Raza station owned by Spanish Broadcasting System. On Facebook, KGO wins with 6.5 million actions. KMVQ-FM, a CBS-owned Top 40 station, leads Twitter with over 50,000 actions. It also tops Instagram with over 685,000 actions, a national standout on the platform if ever there was one.
Orlando TV stations provide continious coverage of nightclub shooting
Orlando television stations go wall-to-wall to cover the nightclub shooting which left at least 50 dead. WOFL Fox 35, WESH 2 News, Eyewitness News WFTV, and Local 6 WKMG all provide live coverage on Sunday 6/12 as the shooting details became clear. Live news conferences with local and state officials were seen live as the stations provided their community with the information that everyone who lived there needed to absorb the scale of the incident.
Los Angeles TV station KCBS nabs Rams preseason
The Los Angeles Rams and CBS O&O KCBS Los Angeles (DMA 2) on Thursday announced a multi-year partnership agreement. KCBS will provide the Los Angeles market with exclusive English-language telecasts of all Rams preseason games, excluding contests that will be broadcast by the National Football League's national television partners. This year, KCBS will air live coverage of three Rams preseason games, including a Saturday, Aug. 20, home contest against Kansas City, a Saturday, Aug. 27, match up at Denver and a Thursday, Sept. 1, game at Minnesota. In addition, the station will produce and broadcast a weekly half-hour show with Rams Head Coach Jeff Fisher and KCBS Sports Director Jim Hill. "Everyone at CBS 2 is thrilled to have the opportunity to play a role in welcoming the Rams back to Los Angeles," said KCBS GM Steve Mauldin. "We look forward to helping the team to connect with local communities across Southern California, not only through our preseason game broadcasts, but also by providing comprehensive daily coverage of the Rams in our newscasts and supporting the team's community outreach programs."
WXYZ-TV Detroit televison gets new news director
Rhonda LaVelle comes to Motown from KPRC in Houston, were she was since 2014. Rhonda's background combines top-ten market experience with extensive knowledge of the Detroit area. She comes to us from Houston, Texas where she has been News Director at KPRC-TV. Prior to Houston, she spent 16 years in Detroit as Executive Producer at WDIV-TV. She also worked at WNEM in Saginaw and UPN 50 in Detroit.
New York Television station WNBC NBC 4 New York names Digital Dude
NBC O&O WNBC New York (DMA 1) today appointed Ben Berkowitz vice president, digital. His first day will be Monday, June 6. At WNBC, Berkowitz will manage the editorial and business strategy, operations and direction for the station's New York's digital platforms, including social media, mobile and the station's website NBCNewYork.com. He will also work closely with the newsroom to further transform breaking news, weather, investigative and consumer reporting into multi-platform content.
WWOR New York TV airs Celebrate Israel Parade
Sunday viewers of New York TV can watch the anual Celebrate Israel Parade on WWOR TV. The parade will broadcast from 12n to 2pm.
KABC Los Angeles TV adds another hour of news!
Beginning today ABC 7 KABC LA adds a 3pm news cast. That's another hour of news in front of its already 4pm to 631pm news block - and then they do another hour on WDOC at 7pm! KABC President-GM Cheryl Fair said: "We are pleased to provide our viewers this new convenient time to get up-to-the-minute news, weather, traffic, and the trending stories everyone is talking about."
Fox 35 in Orlando TV expands its 6pm News
On June 27th Fox 35 Orlando WOFL will expand to one hour at 6pm. Award winning producer Bill Kallus will launch the new show.
WFLA News Channel 8 will expand mid-day news in the Tampa Bay area with a one hour show following Daytime at 11am. Stacie Schaible and Gene Ramirez will co-anchor along with Meteorologist Leigh Spann. Stacie Schaible is co-anchor of News Channel 8 First at Four with Josh Benson and News Channel 8 at 6 pm with Keith Cate.
Baltimore TV gets its Mayors on
Hearst's Baltimore stations WBAL-AM and NBC affil WBAL-TV will simulcast an hour-long debate between six Democratic candidates competing for mayor of Baltimore tonight at 7. The debate will originate from the studios of Maryland Public Television, and will also be simulcast on MPT, live streamed on WBAL.com, WBALTV.com, the WBAL-TV mobile app and MPT's YouTube channel (MarylandPublicTV).
NBC's Today Show clips ABC's Good Morning America
NBC's Today claimed Thursday that it trumped the Walt Disney network's Good Morning America in total viewers for the first time in a non-Olympics week since 2012, the latest twist in the scorched-earth battle between the two networks to dominate the morning-news audience and lock in millions in extra advertising dollars. Read more in Variety.
WNBC-TV NBC 4 clips NYCPD
Despite a 2010 state ban on quotas for arrests and summonses, an investigation by NBC O&O WNBC New York reveals a dozen New York City police officers who claim the practice still exists. "We're the predators. They're the prey. The worst thing you can have is a police officer that needs an arrest for the month. There's no discretion," said one officer.
CNN TV clips an NBC staffer
David Gregory, the former Meet the Press host and longtime NBC reporter, is joining CNN as a political analyst. Gregory will be spending most of his time at CNN on New Day, the weekly morning show on which Gregory has appeared recently, covering the Iowa Caucus for the show in February. Gregory left NBC News in 2014 after he was replaced by Chuck Todd as MTP moderator. Gregory had held that role for six years. In the interim, he has written a book, "How's Your Faith? An Unlikely Spiritual Journey."
Diane Macedo Named Anchor of World News Now and America This Morning
Diane Macedo, who signed off as a weekend morning anchor at New York's WCBS CBS 2 earlier this month, is joining ABC News as anchor of World News Now and America This Morning. Reena Ninan, who had been anchor of those early morning newscasts, will move to reporting for ABC News based in New York. ABC News president James Goldston calls Macedo, "A skilled and versatile journalist." Before WCBS, Macedo was a reporter and anchor at Fox Business Network, as well as news editor for FoxNews.com.
Los Angeles Television KTTV Fox 11 anchor back on the job
Maria Quiban took a leave of absence about 5 months ago to care for her husband, Sean Whitesell who was diagnosed with stage 4 Glioblastoma - a highly malignant and dangerous form of brain cancer in June of 2014. Sean passed on Monday December 28th, 2015 at 2:42a.m. Many well wishes from her family, work family, friends and viewers poured in. She returned to Good Day LA on Wednesday, March 23rd to talk about what she has been up to, and how she has coped with the adjustment of life with her son, Gus after Sean's passing. Maria returned to work, bringing you the local weather reports on Thursday, March 24th - the FOX 11 Morning News.
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The City of New York owns one of the most valuable television stations in the country, a channel worth as much as $769 million in a coming auction. WNYE-TV. Last year the city said it might sell off the signal in the FCC auction, but now says it won't. The FCC set an opening bid on WNYE at $769 million. But the city didn't submit an application, instead electing to continue airing shows like Firehouse Kitchen and Neighborhood Slice.
WNBC TV New York Telemundo and Lx.TV slam the Emmys
NBC 4 New York earns 13 Emmy Awards! NBC Universal's WNBC NBC 4 New York, WNJU New York Telemundo 47 and LX.TV took home a total of 14 Emmy® Awards. WNJU is Telemundo's East Coast flagship and LX.TV is the lifestyle production arm of the NBC Owned Television Stations.
Live from Havana Miami TV covers history
It's the iconic TV live shot from Havana: A linen-clad reporter, squinting from the sun, standing on a rooftop in front of the crystalline waters of the Caribbean. It looks breezy and exotic. To pull it off is anything but easy. Yet Miami's local stations have become expert at it. This has turned into the new measuring ground for South Florida's fierce TV news competition: Cuba, the foreign country Miami considers a suburb of its own. All four of Miami's English-language network affiliates — WPLG Local 10 the ABC affiliate, WSVN Channel 7 News, the Fox affiliate, WTVJ NBC 6 the NBC O&O and WFOR CBS 4 the CBS O&O have set up shop for the week to broadcast live from Havana for President Barack Obama's visit.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/cuba/article67294537.html#storylink=cpy
This has turned into the new measuring ground for South Florida's fierce TV news competition: Cuba, the foreign country Miami considers a suburb of its own.
Washington DC Television gets new newscast
Tribune Broadcasting's CW affiliate WDCW Washington (DMA 7) will introduce a local nightly 10 p.m. newscast on Monday, April 18, that will be anchored from the studios of WTVR, Tribune's CBS affiliate in Richmond, Va., with a team of local reporters, multimedia journalists, sports reporters, photographers and editors based at WDCW's operation in northwest Washington. The half-hour News at 10P will include coverage of the local, national and international news and will feature live news reports from throughout the DC metropolitan region along with local weather and sports coverage. News at 10P will feature a single news anchor, Candace Burns, who currently co-anchors WTVR's 6 and and 11 p.m. newscasts. Meteorologist Zach Daniel and veteran sports reporter and anchor Lane Casadonte will anchor WDCW's weeknight weather and sports, respectively. The weekend anchor team, as well as other general assignment reporters and MMJ's, will be announced in the coming weeks.
Ft Myers TV loss is Baltimore TV's gain
George Solis is joining Baltimore CBS-owned station WJZ. Solis comes from Fort Myers, Fla., NBC affiliate WBBH. He started there in August 2012. Before that, he worked at WNBW-WGFL in Gainesville, Fla. He starts at WJZ on Tuesday, March 9.
New York television gets new anchor
NBC-owned WNBC New York today named Stefan Holt co-anchor of its soon-to-be launched 4 p.m. newscast. Holt joins WNBC from WMAQ, NBC's Chicago O&O, where he currently co-anchors the station's weekday morning and midday newscasts. Along with three other NBC-owned stations, WNBC said last month that it will be adding an hour-long 4 p.m. newscast to its lineup in late May. Holt, who will start at the station in mid-April, will also report for the station's various newscasts in addition to his 4 p.m. anchor role. Holt has worked at WMAQ Chicago for the last five years. He started as a reporter and weekend morning anchor and was quickly promoted to anchor the station's weekday morning and midday newscasts. Before working in Chicago, Holt was an anchor and reporter at WPBF, the ABC affiliate in West Palm Beach, Fla., for three years. Also adding a 4pm show will be NBC stations WTVJ Miami, KNBC Los Angeles and WVIT in Connecticut.
WBAL TV Channel 11 News in Baltimore Television adds 10pm
Hearst-owned NBC affiliate WBAL Baltimore (DMA 26) says that on March 1, anchor Deborah Weiner's role will expand to include anchoring WBAL-TV 11 News at 10:00PM, seen weeknights on the station's MeTV Baltimore subchannel. She will also contribute to the 5, 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts on WBAL, as well as continuing her role as a member of the WBAL-TV 11 News I-Team. WBAL-TV 11 News at 10:00PM on MeTV Baltimore premiered on March 5, 2012. It is the only original, live newscast seen on a multicast channel in the Baltimore market, and is broadcast seven days a week. MeTV Baltimore can be seen over the air on WBAL 11.2, on Comcast Xfinity ch. 208, Broadstripe Cable ch. 165 and Verizon FiOS ch. 460.
Washington DC TV gets expanded 10pm News on NewsChannel 8
Sinclair-owned ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 7) said Wednesday that on Monday, Feb. 15, co-owned cable news channel NewsChannel 8's Late Night Report will be expanding from 30 minutes to a full hour, and will be renamed NewsChannel 8 at 10pm. The new hour-long 10 p.m. newscast will be anchored by veteran WJLA journalists Jonathan Elias and Michelle Marsh, with late and overnight weather forecasts from WJLA meteorologist Steve Rudin. Elias and Marsh also anchor ABC7 News at 4pm. "With everything we have going on in our lives, 10 p.m. is a perfect time to catch up on the day's news for so many of us," said WJLA Director of News Mitch Jacob. "Backed by the largest team of local reporters in the area, NewsChannel 8 at 10pm is sure to become the newscast of record for many Washington news viewers."
Detroit Television station WXYZ names city's mayor as "Newsmaker" of the Year
Each year, WXYZ selects one newsmaker it deems to have had the greatest positive impact on the state of Michigan and the Detroit region during the year. WXYZ is the Scripps-owned ABC affiliate in Detroit. chose Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan as its 2015 Newsmaker of the Year. Duggan will be featured in a special edition of Spotlight on the News airing on Sunday morning at 10. Spotlight on the News is in its 51st season, making it Michigan's longest-running weekly news and public affairs television program. Audiences also can view it each week on wxyz.com.
ABC News scores big ratings with GOP debate
The return of Donald Trump to the stage helped lift ratings for last night's Republican presidential primary debate on ABC, which has drawn the largest audience for a political gathering of either party in 2016 — and the network's largest non-sports audience on a Saturday in more than 14 years. Nielsen estimates that 13.2 million watched the GOP New Hampshire debate from 8:15-10:45 p.m. ET — up from the 11.09 million who watched the Fox Business Network debate on Jan. 14 and the 12.47 million tuning in for the Trump-less Fox News Channel debate on Jan. 28. It also was much higher-rated than the two Democratic debates of the year on NBC (10.16 million on Jan. 17) and MSNBC (4.47 million last Thursday).
Fox 5 New York loses Anna Gilligan
WNYW Fox 5 New York TV entertainment reporter Anna Gilligan has left the New York Fox-owned station. Good Day anchor Greg Kelly, who publicly ogled Gilligan last year while she was doing a live shot at a water park, called her last day "One of the darkest days in Good Day New York history." He told his long suffering co-host Rosanna Scotto, "I'm a little melancholy about it." During her las live shot, Gilligan, who is married to WNYW evening anchor Steve Lacy, called her time on the show an "amazing run." She started at the station in November 2012.
Detroit TV gets news Sportscaster
Scripps-owned MNT affiliate WMYD Detroit My 20 has added Rob Parker to its sports team. He will debut on Action News at 10 p.m. on Feb. 8. Parker was the first African-American sports columnist at both Newsday in New York and at the Detroit Free Press, where he started working in 1993. He was also an award-winning sports columnist at the Detroit News for nine years.
Melissa Nardo is joining Tampa Television
Melissa Nardo is joining Tampa Bay NBC affiliate WFLA News Channel 8 as a reporter. The Tampa TV Station also does news on it's sister station WTTA the Great 38 TV. She was an intern at WPMT before being hired in 2009 as an assignment editor. She worked her way from writer to producer to special projects producer before reporting.
Palm Beach TV gets another hour of news
Beginning this Saturday, WPBF, the Hearst-owned West Palm Beach, Fla., ABC affiliate will debut an additional hour of news, WPBF 25 News at 5:00, expanding the news block to 5-6:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Sanika Dange will anchor the newscast, along with meteorologist Taylor Grenda. "We are very excited about expanding our weekend newscast," said WPBF President-GM Caroline Taplett. "It's our responsibility to serve our community with the best news and weather information across all platforms. This expansion gives our viewers even more options for their busy lives." WPBF produces nearly 40 hours of news per week. Along with this new program, weekend viewers will be able to watch breaking news and weather coverage during the following times: 5-7 a.m., 8 a.m., 5 p.m. (Saturdays), 6 p.m. and WPBF 11 p.m.; as well as on wpbf.com and the WPBF 25 News App.
Phoenix TV social dog fight
For now, KPNX holds the lead among Phoenix's local media in terms of total social actions in the last month, but blink and that may change. According to data from audience insight firm Shareablee, Tegna-owned KPNX has 8,042,706 total actions in that period, 25% of the market's total 32.2 million actions. That specificity is important, since second-place finisher KSAZ, a Fox owned and operated station, has 8,036,122 in that same period. In terms of fans/followers, KSAZ opens up a wider lead with nearly 833,000, while KPNX trails with just over 608,000. Breaking performance down by platform, Phoenix has an unusual twist. KSAZ is actually the lead on Facebook with nearly 7.9 million actions (marking the first time in the Scorecard's history that a Facebook winner wasn't also the market's leader).Los Angeles TV News clips TV for live on Facebook
Maria Sansone, a co-anchor of KTTV- Fox 11 Los Angeles's Good Day, L.A. goes live every morning at 6:45 a.m. before the show starts. "I feel I know my fans in a way I never did before," she says. "It's so instant," adds fellow GDLA co-anchor Araksya Karapetyan: "There's more of a connection. You're real, you're out there, you're not behind a desk." KTTV had tried Google Hangouts and Twitter chats as a way to reach viewers in the past, but sees more response from Facebook than any other outlet the station has tried before, says Patrick O'Brien, the digital director for KTTV. For journalists, Facebook Live "is a really new way for them to connect," says Facebook product manager Vadim Lavrusik. "The magic of live is it's interactive. The people who are viewing the broadcast are just as much a part of it."
New York TV News Telemundo 47 adds two
Telemundo's WNJU New York (DMA 1) today added two more journalists to its growing news roster. Cristian Benavides and Luis Gerardo Núñez have been named reporters for Noticiero Telemundo 47 at 5:30, 6 and 11 p.m. Both will work alongside news anchors Jorge Ramos and Yaima Crespo, sports anchor Veronica Contreras and meteorologist Pedro Montoro. Benavides and Núñez will make their on-air debut in early February.
Orlando TV WKMG Getting Results on Local 6
Orlando television station Channel 6, which long billed itself as Local 6, now trumpets that it's Getting Results. The slogan seems to be getting results for the CBS affiliate. WKMG has offered the most-watched newscast at 11 p.m. since the TV season began in September. The 6 p.m. newscast is reaching more young adults than it was a year ago. The "Getting Results" style extends from the station's journalism to its promotion and sales. "We wanted to have a unified identity. That was really important to us," Hoffman said. The station is in a highly competitive market with WESH 2 the NBC station, WFTV the ABC affiliate, FOX 35 WOFL and all news local cable channel CFN 13.
CBS Offers Grammy to West Coast live!
For the first time KCBS CBS 2 in Los Angeles or CBS News 8 KFMB in San Diego will be able to broadcast the Annual Grammy Awards in real time as they happen. In years past only the east coast and central time zone stations like WCBS CBS 2 in New York or WFORCBS 4 in Miami were able to carry the broadcast live. It was initially set to be broadcast live on the East Coast and central time, beginning at 8 p.m. PT/7, respectively. Now, the Mountain region can opt-in at 6 p.m., and the West Coast will be able to start watching at 5 p.m.
CNN Clips NBC as host of GOP Super Tuesday debate
CNN is replacing NBC News as the host of the Republican National Committee's Super Tuesday debate in February, it was announced on Monday. The RNC suspended its partnership with NBC News late last year, with the Republican organization taking issue with the way the news network handled the third GOP debate in October and the questions moderators asked candidates. "The CNBC network is one of your media properties, and its handling of the debate was conducted in bad faith," Priebus wrote in a letter to CNBC chairman Andrew Lack. "We understand that NBC does not exercise full editorial control over CNBC's journalistic approach. However, the network is an arm of your organization, and we need to ensure there is not a repeat performance."
NJTV could sell some spectrum
The New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority, licensee of statewide public television network NJTV, announced this week that it has filed to participate in the FCC's spectrum auction. However, John Blair, authority executive director, said in the Jan. 12 statement that it "has no intention of exiting public television because we provide a valuable service for New Jersey TV viewers." The announcement said that cable and satellite reception across the state could still provide NJTV content to audiences. NJTV consists of WNJB in New Brunswick, WNJN in Montclair, WNJS in Camden and WNJT in Trenton. The highest opening bid in the upcoming FCC spectrum auction is $775.7 million for WNJN. NJTV is operated by WNET in New York City and produces a daily newscast for New Jersey resdents called NJTV News.
Detroit TV covers the Detroit Auto Show with specials
The North American International Auto Show is always a special event - given that it's still home to the big three American auto makers and Detroit television covers it that way. Both WDIV Local 4 and WXYZ 7 Action News will be doing Detroit Auto Show specials. Plus local news will be chock full of live reports from the show itself.
CBS 2 New York TV Anchor diagnosed with Bell's Palsy
WCBS TV in New York City anchor Maurice DuBois has been diagnosed with Bell's Palsy. A message on his Facebook page reads "Dear friends and colleagues, I'm taking some time off because I've been diagnosed with Bell's Palsy, a temporary condition which has caused weakness on the right side of my face. My doctors say the prognosis is good once it runs its course. Thanks so much for your concern and well-wishes; I look forward to getting back to work as soon as possible. Maurice" DuBois hadn't been on-air at the New York CBS-owned station since Dec. 21, when he filled in for Scott Pelley on the CBS Evening News.
Los Angeles TV celebrates, San Diego TV takes hopeful gulp
The Los Angeles Rams return to LA and with them lot's of potential TV revenue. The NFL owners voted to allow the Rams to return to L.A. and that means lots of coverage opportunities for L.A. TV. Many stations were already on the air during the announcement, but those that weren't, like KTLA 5 broke into programming to carry the new. Meanwhile, in San Diego a momentary sigh of relief as the San Diego Chargers were given the option to move to the Los Angeles area along with the Rams, or accept an extra $100 million from the NFL and try to repair their badly damaged relations with San Diego in working out a deal for a new stadium. CBS 8 in San Diego would be most effected by a Chargers move to L.A. as a substantial amount of revenue can be traced to the team's ability to carry the games and special programming around it.
WINK News Ft. Myers TV uses drone to show tornado damage
An EF-2 tornado dropped down Saturday night on Cape Coral, Fla., and spent seven minutes on the ground before it was all over. WINK, the CBS affiliate in Ft. Myers owned by Ft. Myers Broadcasting, aired some drone footage that showed the damage along some 3 miles of the tornado's path. The tornado damaged more 170 homes and although there were several injuries, no fatalities were reported.
West Palm Beach TV station CBS 12 WPEC to launch 9am News
CBS 12 in Palm Beach will launch a 9am hour long newscast on Monday 1/11/16. It'll be called CBS12 News This Morning at 9AM. This joins another weekday 9am newscast at crosstown rival WPBF ABC 25.
Detroit Television's MY TV adds new host
Scripps-owned independent WMYD TV20 Detroit (DMA 13) has named Jessica Lundy as the station host and on-air personality. In December, WMYD TV 20 held an open casting call for the position at the Detroit Marriot inside the Renaissance Center where nearly 1,200 potential candidates from the Detroit metro area auditioned for the role. "There were so many talented candidates at the auditions and we're thankful that the people of Detroit responded in such a positive way," said Mike Murri, WXYZ-WMYD VP-GM.
Four NBC owned TV stations to launch 4pm News
The NBC Owned Television Stations division of NBCUniversal today announced it is launching 4 p.m. newscasts at four of its stations: WNBC New York (DMA 1), KNBC Los Angeles (DMA 2), WTVJ Miami (DMA 16) and WVIT Hartford, Conn. (DMA 30). The new 60-minute newscasts will debut in late May. "Our stations have done a great job building their news teams, enterprising stories and delivering our viewers the local news, weather and information that is important to them," said Valari Staab, president, NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations. "Our new 4 p.m. newscasts will expand on our local news commitment and offer our viewers even more of what they're looking for." The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which was just renewed by the NBC Owned Stations through the summer of 2020, will move from 4 p.m. to 3 p.m. beginning in late May in the four markets. The Steve Harvey Show will move up an hour and air at 2 p.m. Many observers had expected the NBC O&Os to pick up a new talk show featuring Harry Connick Jr. from NBC's syndication wing to replace the failing Meredith, but Fox Television Stations stepped in and nabbed it in October.
Orlando TV WESH 2 News at 10pm expands to an hour!
Orlando, Fla. (DMA 19) duopoly of WESH (NBC) and WKCF (CW) today announced the expansion of WESH 2 News on CW18 at 10:00 p.m. to an hour beginning Jan. 4, 2016. The newscast will be anchored by Stewart Moore, Angela Taylor and meteorologist Tony Mainolfi. Moore joins Taylor and Mainolfi on the newscast from his current position anchoring WESH 2 News Sunrise on CW18 at 7-9 a.m. With Moore's move to evenings, the station also today announced a new morning team on WESH 2 News on CW18 at 7-9 a.m.: Brett Connolly and Jazmin Walker. They will also contribute to WESH 2 News Sunrise from 4:30 to 7 a.m. Also beginning Jan. 4, Meredith McDonough and Summer Knowles will anchor WESH 2 News First at 4.
Tampa TV gets a new newscast
WFLA, News Channel 8 will produce a new, live, hour-long newscast which will air in the 8 p.m. time period on WTTA, Great 38. Effective January 4, 2016. News Channel 8 @ 8 on Great 38 will become the only local newscast offered at 8 p.m. in the Tampa Bay area. News Channel 8 @ 8 will be anchored by Great 38's Jennifer Holloway, News Channel 8's Josh Benson and Storm Team 8 Meteorologist Julie Phillips. It will air live 7 days a week and will be produced by News Channel 8 and will expand News Channel 8's local news coverage by an additional 7 hours per week.
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For cable news, 2015 was big. In fact, it was huge. And it was all thanks to the 2016 presidential election. The slew of presidential primary debates, both Republican and Democrat, pushed Fox News, CNN, CNBC and Fox Business to ratings heights they had never seen in their histories, which in CNN's case stretches back to 1980. The primary debates of 2015 brought in a whopping cumulative total of more than 120 million viewers, with more debates still to come. Around 24 million people watched the first GOP primary debate on Fox News in August, and 23 million watched CNN's GOP primary debate in September. Those are numbers only matched by NFL football games, which average in the mid 20 millions, depending on the network, and surpass just about everything else on TV. You can read more on Politico.
LA TV pair call the Rose for the last time
KTLA TV 5 Los Angeles has announced that longtime Rose Parade broadcasters Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards will make the 2016 edition their last. The pair will anchor KTLA-TV's coverage Friday morning, describing the flower-covered floats, marching bands and equestrian units moving down Pasadena's Colorado Boulevard. Eubanks, whose career includes hosting "The Newlywed Game," worked the parade for several years before he was paired with Edwards in 1982. In 2006, Edwards was replaced as an anchor but given a position commenting from the grandstands that year. She returned to co-anchoring the parade coverage in 2009.
NBC clips Meredith Vieira
The show has been tinkered with to boost ratings - but according to page six it's not enough to cancel plans to cancel the Meredith Vieira Show. They say it will happen next March and that she just hasn't done well against some stiff competition from Ellen DeGeneres, Steve Harvey, Wendy Williams and "Live With Kelly & Michael," and Dr. Phil.
Tampa TV Clips senior anchors
Since October 2014, six anchors across the market have left TV news behind. Between them, they represent more than 140 years on the air in Tampa Bay. They include longtime personalities like John Wilson on Fox 13 WTVT, Gayle Sierens from WFLA News Channel 8, Denise White also from Fox 13 and Brendan McLaughlin, who left WFTS-Ch. 28 earlier this month. Each had been in the Tampa market more than two decades. More on this story, including what it could mean for your market, from the Tampa Bay Times.
10 News KGTV in San Diego names Leila Stilwell Marketing Director
San Diego TV has a new marketing maven. Leila Stilwell started as a creative services assistant at her first station. When she came to San Diego and KGTV, she was a writer, editor and producer, winning Emmy Awards and nominations. Now she's the boss at the San Diego television station. "She is the heart and soul of the creative services department," said Joel Davis, WKTV's station manager. "Now, she's also the brains."
FOX TV leads othe networks in C3 growth of 25%
ABC TV, CBS TV, NBC TV and Fox television last month notched an aggregate average draw of 10.3 million adults 18-to-49, or a 2.1 C3 rating when divided among the four nets. NBC television led the way with a 2.7 C3 demo rating, up from a 2.6 during the year-ago period. That 2.7 rating also represents a 17% lift when compared to the 2.3 NBC-TV averaged last month in live-plus-same-day. The network's biggest gainer upon conversion from live to C3 is "Blindspot," which also happens to be the most watched show on Comcast's ad-friendly Xfinity on Demand VOD service. Fox television, which did most of the heavy lifting, averaged a 2.0 in the so-called dollar demo, up 25% versus last November's 1.6 rating. Chalk up the big gain to the unique composition of the broadcast calendar, which pushed all five of Fox-TV's 2015 World Series games into the penultimate month. (As defined by Nielsen, November was a five-week affair, running from Oct. 26 through Nov. 29, coinciding with Weeks 6 through 10 of the 2015-16 broadcast season.) CBS-TV was flat with a 1.8 C3 rating among adults 18-to-49, while ABC television brought up the rear with a 1.7, down from a year-ago 2.0. ABC-TV was hampered by significant declines at a number of its 10 p.m. shows ("Castle," "How to Get Away with Murder," "Nashville") and a freshman flop ("Wicked City") that further destabilized the final hour of its Tuesday night lineup.
KGTV 10 News San Diego TV adds Investigative Reporter
E.W. Scripps-owned ABC affiliate KGTV San Diego (DMA 28) has hired Adam Racusin, as an investigative reporter. A Los Angeles native, Racusin joins KGTV from KEYE Austin, Texas, where he was an investigative and political reporter focusing on government accountability and waste. While in Texas, Racusin traveled the state reporting on Texas' death row, the indictments of former Governor Rick Perry and Attorney General Ken Paxton, the filibuster showdown over access to women's health, and the deadly crash at the South by Southwest festival.
Fox 5 News DC TV makes young girls' wish come true!
The face of the final subject of Fox 5 WTTG's Season of Wishes partnership with Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic is a five-year-old cancer survivor named Eden. Pictured in photos posted on Fox's site, she smiles at the camera, accompanied in each photo by a stuffed unicorn–a clue to the wish that will be fulfilled on Tuesday in a daylong adventure for the little girl, tracked as it happens on TV and social media, hashtagged as #edensunicornwish. Throughout November and December, Fox 5 has worked with Make-a-Wish Mid-Atlantic to "highlight local kids and their wishes, wishes in progress, wishes that had happened, wishes that will happen," says Margie Ruttenberg, Fox 5 WTTG's director of news projects and partnerships, who has been responsible for planning this final wish. Eden's day tomorrow will begin with a limo ride to the studio, where she and her sister will be outfitted like princesses–as will some Fox 5 on-air talent–and her baby brother dressed up like a prince. What follows is a series of stops that are part of a scavenger hunt that will take Eden and her family to The Washington Ballet, The White House, a fairy tale lunch and nap in a suite at The Hyatt Regency Washington, and a trip up the Smithsonian "Castle" to meet Rapunzel.
CBS 4 Miami WFOR airs Miami Dolphins special
To celebrate its 50th season, the Miami Dolphins held a gala during which they celebrated the team and some of its best players. The gala was captured by WFOR CBS 4 and turned into a special program which will air tonight on South Florida television. The program will show TV clips from the Dolphins storied 50 years and the gala itself. Longtime broadcaster Dick Enberg, who calls Miami's preseason games on CBS4, emceed the event.
WTVJ Miami NBC 6 adds new anchor
NBC-owned WTVJ Miami (DMA 16) today named Sheli Muniz news anchor for NBC 6 News at 4:30 a.m. and at 11 a.m. Muniz is a bilingual journalist who has experience working across various parts of the state, including South Florida. She succeeds longtime WTVJ anchor Pam Giganti, who is retiring from broadcast television at the end of December.
Lester Holt wins his first sweeps at NBC Nightly News Clips the others
In the news demo the November sweep win is NBC News' 18th of the last 19. These ratings results are good news for NBC; last year, ABC World News Tonight With David Muir won the November sweep in the news demo, ABC's first such win in 18 years. NBC's Holt-anchored newscast logged a 1.9/7 in the news demo (2.263M viewers). ABC's World News Tonight With David Muir followed with 1.7/7 (2.059M) in the demo and CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley logged 1.5/6 (1.752M). Nightly was the only broadcast to post gains in the news demo versus the November '14 sweep: NBC gained 8K viewers, while ABC shed 239K and CBS 101K, with both posting record lows in the news demo for a November ratings derby.
Univision says to court "drop the Trump suit"
"Toss it out" says Univision. The company has filed papers in Manhattan federal court to dismiss a suit filed by Trump which claims that Univision TV unjustly broke a contract to broadcast beauty pagents, citing his "disgraceful allegations" about Mexican immigrants. The Univision lawyers say Trump destroyed the value of Univision's rights to broadcast the Miss USA and Miss Universe pagents when he announced June 16 that he was running for President.
President Obama addresses the nation
TV Video Clips has learned that President Obama will address the nation from Oval office tonight. The subject; terrorism. In the wake of the Los Angeles area San Bernardino shootings, the President will talk about the ongoing investigation. Fox Television, Fox News Channel, CNN, ABC TV and others have committed to carrying the event. NBC TV and CBS TV haven't yet said if they will or not. The address is scheduled for 8pm ET.
Brendan McLaughlin leaves WFTS and Tampa TV
After 21 years Brendan McLaughlin is leaving WFTS Action News. He is the latest in a series of anchor retirements and departures. He plans to stay in the Tampa Bay area and pursue other projects. His last day on the air is December 18th. He joins Fox 13 anchor John Wilson who retired last November, followed by WFLA News Channel 8 anchor Gayle Sierens in May.
Cable News ratings up in wake of Los Angeles area shootings
Fox News, CNN and MSNBC all had a ratings surge Wednesday as people watched the real-time drama culminating in a climactic shootout with police. ABC News, CBS News and NBC News also devoted hours of airtime to continuous coverage all anchored by their signature anchors. Needless to say Los Angeles TV stations led the coverage in their local market as the events unfolded as well.
L.A. TV covers San Bernardino shootings
Los Angeles television stations supplemented their on-air coverage of yesterday's mass shooting in San Bernardino with stories from all angles on their digital media. KABC - ABC 7, KCBS CBS 2, KNBC NBC 4, Fox 11 KTTV, and KTLA all ran content on their web sites.
NBC TV Today Show back on top
Three years after the Today show suffered a humiliating fall from first to second place to Good Morning America the show is back on top guided by Matt Lauer and co-host Savannah Guthrie. Today hasn't yet taken over GMA in overall audience size but on Monday Nielsen says Today beat Good Morning America for three straight months in the key 25-54 demographic.
HLN likely to pivot back to news
CNN is pivoting its sister channel HLN back toward news, abandoning the social media focus it had been pursuing in recent years. HLN's chief executive, Albie Hecht, will depart the channel, and CNN executive VP (and former HLN chief) Ken Jautz will step in on an interim basis. "As we look towards 2016, I now believe that by driving HLN's programming during the daytime and overnight hours closer to CNN's, and by utilizing a much stronger library of content that has been built in the last three years, we can take that success to even greater heights," CNN president Jeff Zucker wrote in a memo to staff. In other words, expect HLN to return to showing more live news during the day and overnight, while adding reruns of CNN's now fairly extensive library of unscripted programming. HLN already re-airs some of CNN's unscripted shows. HLN's morning show, "Morning Express with Robin Meade," has long been the channel's standout performer, sometimes topping CNN and MSNBC in the mornings, so it is unlikely to be affected.
Detroit 4 gets new face for First at 4
Detroit television station Local 4 WDIV has appointed Karen Drew as the new anchor of Local 4 News First at 4. She will anchor the weekday newscast alongside chief meteorologist Ben Bailey beginning December 21st. This follows the recent announcement of current Local 4 News First at 4 anchor Ruth Spencer's reitrement at the end of the year. Drew currently is a member of the Local 4 Defenders, the station's award-winning investigative unit.
NBC Dominates November sweeps
The other networks have been hammered by NBC television's football heavy fall. NBC will win its fourth straight November sweep. This one by the largest margin yet. NBC, in fact, is posting the largest November sweep lead over the number two network in the last 19 years! Through Sunday night, the latest data available, NBC is averaging a 2.3 adults 18-49 Nielsen rating for the sweep. That's almost 20 percent more than number two Fox which is averaging a 1.9. CBS is third with 1.8 and ABC is fourth with a 1.7. Univision is fifth with a .8, the CW sixth with a .6 and Telemundo is seventh with a .5. Sunday night football is the game changer averaging a 7.5 rating during the sweep. NBC TV's Mondays and Tuesdays are also strong with "The Voice." Also pulling numbers for NBC are "Blindspot" and "Chicago Med."
Detroit TV station WDIV Local 4 takes its Thanksgiving Day Parade worldwide
Detroit's Thanksgiving Day Parade, broadcast by WDIV Channel 4, will be live streamed on ClickOnDetroit.com - the stations' website. It will also be seen on more than 140 stations in major cities across the United States. They will call the show "America's Thanksgiving Parade." In Detroit, coverage begins on WDIV Local 4 at 6am.
FOX TV Stations to test TMZ game show
The Fox-owned TV stations have agreed to an eight-week test run of a prospective syndicated game show from Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution and TMZ producer/editor Harvey Levin. This includes Fox 5 New York WNYW in New York TV, Fox 5 DC WTTG in Washington DC TV, Fox 35 WOFL in Orlando TV, Fox 13 WTVT in Tampa TV and Fox 11 KTTV in Los Angeles TV. The show will be titled South of Wilshire. The show is described as "an urban game show" set in the predominantly African-American neighborhoods of Los Angeles south of Wilshire Boulevard. The show apparently takes advantage of TMZ's famed ability to collect video footage from the places where celebrities congregate.
Denise White announces retirement from FOX 13 in Tampa television
After 40 years in broadcasting FOX 13 Tampa Bay TV's Denise White says it's time. She says her last day will be the day before Thanksgiving. She's been on Tampa's channel 13 for 25 years. Before that she covered stories for both Miami TV and Orlando Television stations.
Miami TV station WPLG Local 10 joins NewsON
The Berkshire Hathaway owned channel 10 in Miami television has signed on to the new news app called NewsON. NewsON is a service giving people access to live and on-demand local newscasts and local news clips on mobile and connected tv devices. It's free and ad supported.
Jim Lokay enters Washington DC TV at Fox 5
There's a new face on Washiington DC television. Jim Lokay will be an anchor/reporter on WTTG the Fox owned and operated Fox 5 DC. He was most recently in Boston TV where he reported and anchored for WCVB. Prior to that he was in Pittsburgh at KDKA.
Tampa TV Clips Orlando for most lawyer ads
Tampa leads the nation in legal advertising on TV giving the market a healthy chuck of ching leading into political season. Through August nearly 165,000 legal ads have run on Tampa television this year according to a study by the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform. That's more than anywhere else. That was 20,000 more than the No. 2 market, Orlando TV, which aired 142,607 legal ads this year through September. The strong legal spending continued into September, when Orlando-based firm Morgan & Morgan PA was a top-10 advertiser. Also driving the Tampa TV market: auto, retail, telecom, restaurants and financial services. Combined, those five categories have increased spending by more than 40 percent year-to-year to $32 million. "We have seen growth in the market with spending in third quarter, and it has continued in fourth quarter as well," says Karen Helsinger, head of media at the Florida agency Media Garage Group. Conditions are tight now in Tampa, but it will get worse with the expected onslaught of political ads in 2016 for the presidential election, with Florida a perennial swing state.
L.A. TV gets news anchor/reporter
Jeff Vaughn leaves Detroit TV's WXYZ to join Los Angels television station KCBS-KCAL. He'll join the LA TV station on November 30th. Vaughn is an anchor on Detroit televisions WXYZ and will anchor on KCAL's weeknight primetime newscasts. He's been on Motor City television for more than ten years. Prior to workin for Detroit TV's WXYZ he was an anchor and reporter at Detroit's WDIV NBC 4.
KABC Los Angeles TV dominates LA Social Media
Los Angeles television station KABC, ABC 7, is the clear winner among Los Angeles local television stations in social media. According to Shareablee data the ABC owned station in Los Angeles beat out all the competition in both today social actions and fans/followers. Tribune's KTLA takes second in both categories.
New York TV WNBC hires Dave Price
Dave Price joins the New York television staff at News 4 New York. He had been freelancing at the station for several months, after previously working for FOX 5 New York, WNYW. He was once the co-anchor of the statin's Good Day New York morning show. Before that Price was the weatherman for CBS network's The Early Show. He also worked for WCBS CBS 2, the local o&o in the New York TV market. He also worked for WFXT in Philadelphia, WBBM in Chicago, and WSEE in Erie, PA.
San Diego TV looks at the Padres
San Diego television station KPBS is airing an hour and a half documentary called "The First Padres" this weekend. The show will look at San Diego's first baseball team which began playing in 1936 at Lane Field.
Detroit TV anchor Lee Thomas subject of movie
WJBK-TV Fox 2 Detroit morning anchor Lee Thomas shared the reality of his life with vitiligo in his moving book "Turning White." Now there are plans to make that book into a movie. A trio of filmakers from Michigan have optioned the story and plan to write and produce the film version.
Univision names John Eck Local Media Jeffe
Univision Communications has named John Eck as chief local media officer. He will oversee Univision's local media business, primarily 128 TV and radio stations. He will be be based in New York where the company owns WXTV Univision 41 Nueva York.
KABC Los Angeles TV gets new reporter
Anabel Munoz has been hired as a general assignment reporter and multimedia journalist for Los Angeles TV ABC owned KABC. She last worked at Spanish language station KWHY and started at KMEX in Los Angeles TV.
Baltimore TV has a new pretty face
Brendan McNamara has joined Baltimore ABC affiliate WMAR ABC 2 News. He will be a reporter and multimedia journalist for Good Morning Maryland. News Director Kelly Groft says he "will bring a great new energy to not just the Good Morning Maryland team but the entire ABC 2 News team."
NBC 4 Washington TV not high tech
WRC-TV, owned by NBC and called NBC News 4, does use technology - but a court has ruled it is not a high-technology company worth of major tax breaks. A three-judge paned of the D.C. Court of Appeals concluded that WRC-TV NBC 4 is not a Qualified High Technology Company as dfined by DC law and is therefore has to pay a pretty big tax bill which it got from the Officeof Tax and Revenue.
Newt Gingrich rejoins Fox News Channel
Newt Gingrich, a former Speaker of the House and 2012 presidential candidate, has rejoined Fox News as a political analyst. Gingrich had been a contributor for CNN, and was one of the four hosts of the re-imagined through short-lived Crossfire which was canceled one year ago this month.
FOX 13 Tampa ready to show off new set
The station, which had the newsroom version of the standard-issue Fox O&O-style set for years, has retained the opening to the newsroom but the studio now features a wraparound set that's stocked with video walls and monitors, color changing panels and frosted plexi. Perhaps the most prominent feature of the new set are the large, silvery-gray rectangular frames with rounded corners. The set's frames and walls surround a central standing anchor desk placed on a shiny black floor with curved silver accents.
More changes coming to MSNBC
NBCUniversal isn't finished tinkering with MSNBC. While the cable-news network's daytime schedule has largely been reworked since February, there are likely more changes to come, said Andrew Lack, the veteran TV news executive who rejoined the company in April to supervise both NBC News and MSNBC. "It's just the beginning. We are early days." MSNBC's ratings have dropped significantly over the past two years as it veered away from coverage of breaking news. The network's viewership losses have outpaced those of the collective cable-news juggernaut: While the total median viewership for Fox News Channel, CNN and MSNBC over a 24-hour period fell 7% in 2014, according to Pew Research Center analysis of Nielsen data, MSNBC's tumbled 14%.
KGTV Launches The Now San Diego
Joining other stations in their group 10 News in San Diego launches a 4pm news show called The Now. KGTV's news director Tiffani Lupenski says "people know we're a hard news station, so viewers can expect this to be us." She said the presentation will be less formal, but viewers will recognize the station's brand and style.
WESH Orlando opens new outdoor weather studio
WESH-TV NBC 2 in Orlando has created an outdoor weather studio for its forecasters. The area, set up on a patio outside the station's building includes a covered area with a freestanding monitor and camera. Nice.
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MSNBC TV clips several shows - announces new lineup
MSNBC canceled three daytime program this week, in the first of several moves that hopes to put a jolt into its flailing ratings. The Cycle - co-hosted by Ari Melber, Toure, Abby Huntsman and Krystal Ball has been canceled at 3pm; Now with Alex Wagner at 4pm has been cancelled and Ed Schultz's "The Ed Show" is gone at 5pm. Not clear yet who will host 3pm and 4pm but Chuck Todd is coming back to MSNBC at 5pm.
Good Morning America may bring back Josh Elliott
Nearly 18 months after leaving ABC News for NBC Sports, Josh Elliott is in talks to return to his old job as the news reader on "Good Morning America," Variety has learned. According to two people with knowledge of the situation, ABC executives are potentially open to a plan to buy Elliott out of his $4 million-a-year contract at NBC, and put him back on "GMA," so he can help the morning show fend off "Today," which has been gaining in the key ad demo.
MSNBC builds new set for Brian Williams
While no one knows yet what his exact role will be, progress is apparently being made in Brian Williams' transition to MSNBC. According to network insiders, construction will begin this weekend on a brand-new set for Williams. But this is no glamorous Nightly News-like set: Our sources say it will be a fully-exposed glass enclosure in the middle of the newsroom, among the booking staff.
Miami TV Telemundo 51 WSCV names
Telemundo's WSCV Miami (DMA 16) has named Fausto Malavé co-anchor of its 5:30, 6 and 11 p.m. weekday newscasts effective immediately. "Fausto is a very experienced journalist who every day demonstrates his commitment to the station, to the news team and to the audience," said Jorge Carballo, WSCV president-GM. "Fausto has been co-anchoring our weekday newscasts with Daisy Ballmajó since March of this year, along with sports anchor Carlos Maxwell and chief meteorologist Luis Carrera, and we are very pleased that as of today he will continue to do so on a permanent basis."GM at Orlando TV WKMG Local 6 leaving
WKMG General Manager Skip Valet called a brief staff meeting to tell them he was leaving the station. Valet has been with the station just over 6 years, coming from the News Director gig at KPRC. From 2001-2006, Valet was the News Director at WKMG and returned 3 years later as the GM. No word yet on where he is headed.
It's a wrap for Bob as Face The Nation moves on
Bob Schieffer won't see you next Sunday when CBS' "Face the Nation" airs with a new lineup of politicians and pundits. He moderated his final broadcast Sunday after 24 years, ending a journalism career that started at age 20 at a radio station in Fort Worth, Texas. During the show, the 78-year-old Schieffer said he tried to "remember that the news is not about the newscaster, it's about the people who make it and those who are affected by it. I'll be honest, I'm going to miss being in the middle of things."
Washington DC TV station Fox 5 makes woman's dream come true
Fox 5, WTTG in Washington DC did a story leading to Vivian Bailey meeting President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden during a tour of the White House. The volunteer at Howard County's Running Brook Elementary was accompanied by the school's principal and a teacher. "Seeing this come true for Mrs. Bailey means a lot. I love seeing people happy and especially Mrs. Bailey because she does do so much for our school. So I'm glad to be here with her," said teacher Melissa Peyton. FOX 5 introduced you to Bailey a few weeks ago at the school in Columbia, Maryland, where she volunteers. At the time, she had recently taken the first field trip of her lifetime to the U.S. Capitol. "At any age you can learn and have new experiences, so to me this was a very rewarding one," said Bailey. Bailey, an Army veteran, grew up in the segregated South. Field trips, she says, were just for the white kids. For years, Bailey has raised money for Running Brook students to go on field trips. After her first visit to the Capitol, Bailey told the children she'd like to take a trip to the White House. "I'm just happy to be here with her and experience her happiness," said principal Troy Todd. Apparently, somebody at the White House saw our first story and decided to offer an invitation to Bailey. We're told she was thrilled with her visit.
Atlanta Television gets new anchor
Meredith-owned CBS affiliate WGCL Atlanta (DMA 9) has added Bobby Kaple as anchor of the CBS46 Morning News (4:30-7 a.m.). Kaple's first day will be June 15. Kaple spent the last three years at KCBS-KCAL in Los Angeles. Prior to that he was an anchor/reporter at WPBF West Palm Beach, Fla.
Fox 5 Atlanta clips the set race - wins best new set vote
Devlin Design Group's set for WAGA-TV Fox 5 in Atlanta Television is your pick for Set of the Year. The set, which also won the juried judging in the local news category, debuted in August 2014 and was described as "redefining" for the station in a NewscastStudio interview with DDG creative Director Dan Devlin.
NBC's Today Show clips the competition with back to back wins
NBC's morning telecast of the Today Show has been mired in second place behind ABC's "Good Morning America" for years. But it's been quietly racking up victories recently -- enough to put ABC on edge. In the key demographic for news advertisers, viewers ages 25 to 54, "Today" has beaten "GMA" for the past two weeks. This is significant because "Today" hasn't been No. 1 for two weeks in a row since the beginning of 2013. "Today" slid into a semi-permanent No. 2 after the botched removal of Ann Curry from the cast in 2012. With a five-person ensemble and a focus on entertaining stories, "GMA" was primed to capitalize on the "Today" show's missteps. But these ratings trends are usually cyclical, and it seems like "Today" is regaining some momentum. Meanwhile, "GMA" is wobbling a bit. "CBS This Morning" is the only one of the three network morning shows to post gains year-over-year. This time last year, it had about 967,000 viewers ages 25 to 54; now it has 1.04 million. The show has gained about half a million total viewers year-over-year.
CBS This Morning broadcasts from top of One World Trade Center
CBS This Morning will do its entire two hour show from the new 102nd floor observation deck at One World Trade Center.
It's an important booking for the morning show hosted by Gayle King, Norah O'Donnell and Charlie Rose, where things are looking up in its perpetual competition with ABC's "Good Morning America" and NBC's "Today" show. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and CNN's Anderson Cooper are scheduled guests on the show.WTTG Fox 5 Washington DC TV close to new set
Fox-owned WTTG Washington released the first promo for its new set that will make its on-air debut Wednesday morning at 7 a.m. This set will be used for Fox 5 News and Good Day DC.
Atlanta TV Video Clips rocks the PRSA
TV Video Clips Atlanta attends the Georgia PRSA chapter annual meeting in Atlanta. The one day event brought public relations professionals under one roof to mingle, brainstorm and hear presentations from media professionals. TV Video Clips Atlanta attended as an event sponsor.
Orlando TV reporter moves to Miami TV
Stephanie Bertini has joined Miami NBC owned station WTVJ as a reporter. "This kind of career is a journey," Bertini told Orlando Sentinel media writer Hal Boedeker. "I truly enjoyed my time living in Orlando. It was a pleasure to work for WFTV Channel 9 Eyewitness News over the last year, and to cover the issues that mattered to Central Florida viewers."
Jim Handly to Replace Jim Vance on WRC's 11 PM Newscast
Washington DC TV is going to have to get by with a lot less of its favorite local news anchor starting next month when Jim Vance steps away from WRC NBC 4's 11 PM broadcast. Vance, 73, has been with the station since 1969, and since 1989, he's anchored the 6 and 11 PM news with Doreen Gentzler. Starting in late May, though, Gentzler's new partner at 11 will be current 4 and 5 PM anchor Jim Handly, with Vance continuing at 6 until his contract runs out in 2017.
Jake Tapper will take over as host of CNN's "State of the Union"
Jake Tapper will take over as host of CNN's Sunday morning public affairs program "State of the Union" in June. The former ABC newsman, who hosts a weekday afternoon program on CNN, replaces Candy Crowley. She left CNN in December and a rotating series of substitutes has been filling in ever since.
ABC World News Tonight breaks NBC Nightly News streak
NBC's "Nightly News" lost the weekly ratings competition for the first time since 2009 — and for the first time since anchor Brian Williams was suspended in February for telling a false story about his reporting from the Iraq War. ABC's "World News Tonight" with David Muir averaged 8 million viewers last week, or 84,000 more than NBC's newscast, with Lester Holt as the substitute anchor. NBC had won 288 consecutive weeks in the ratings. The "CBS Evening News" averaged 6.6 million viewers last week.
Orlando TV reporter jumps to New York television
Anthony DiLorenzo's is leaving WFTV-Channel 9 and heading to WPIX-TV 11 in New York TV. PIX11 is part of Tribune Broadcasting, which is owned by Tribune Media.
Atlanta TV CBS WGCL adds new anchor in morning
CBS46 has named Denver reporter and anchor Gloria Neal as a new morning anchor from 4:30 a.m. to 7 a.m. She leaves Denver in mid May and starts in Atlanta June 1. Neal has been a big personality in Denver. She worked at CBS4 there for seven years.
WTVT Fox 13 in Tampa Bay TV celebrates 60 years on the air!
Sixty years ago, a postage stamp was 3 cents and a gallon of gas set you back 29 cents. Sixty years ago, the Honeymooners started airing on TV, James Dean died in his Porsche in California, and Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama. And 60 years ago, in 1955, WTVT, the Fox O&O in Tampa, Fla., began broadcasting as a CBS station. WTVT celebrated its anniversary by airing a special video on its 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts. WTVT ranks No. 1 in every local news time period in adults 25-54 and airs 61 hours of local news programming a week.
Washington DC television station Fox 5 WTTG adds Will Sommer as contributor
Will Sommer of Washington City Paper's "Loose Lips" feature has joined Fox-owned WTTG Washington as a contributor. He will begin contributing to various station newscasts next week. After two years reporting on suburban Fairfax County, Va., for AOL, Sommer covered crime at the City Paper before taking over the "Loose Lips" local politics column in 2013.Washington TV WUSA 9 News clips deal with Washington Post Digital
Washington DC television station WUSA 9 and The Washington Post today announced they have formed an editorial partnership and video sharing agreement effective immediately. The agreement calls for WUSA 9 video, video reports, and some live video streaming coverage to appear on The Post's website. Links to WUSA 9 content will also be available on The Post's regional homepage. The partnership will also allow for Washington Post video and award-winning photography to appear on WUSA 9 newscasts and wusa9.com.
Sunday Morning Talking Head Shows "Add more Hispanics"
Speaking on behalf of a coalition of 39 Hispanic organizations, the NHLA issued the demand in a letter to the heads of major broadcast and cable news organizations including ABC which airs "This Week with George Stephanopoulos", NBC which broadcasts "Meet the Press", CBS which produces "Face The Nation", Fox News which airs "Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace", CNN which airs a number of Sunday morning shows like "State of the Union," "Reliable Sources," "Inside Politics," "Fareed Zakaria GPS," and MSNBC which airs "Up With Steve Kornacki," "Melissa Harris-Perry," "Weekends with Alex Witt". The letter voices "deep frustration regarding the continued lack of Hispanic voices" among the guests on Sunday morning political talk shows and asks the news organizations to "take immediate action to increase Hispanic guest bookings and broaden the scope of issues that include their voices."
CBS 46 in Atlanta TV adds new anchor
Meredith-owned CBS affiliate WGCL Atlanta (DMA 9) has added Mike Dunston as weekend anchor. Dunston joins WGCL from WEWS Cleveland where he was a morning anchor/special projects reporter. Prior to that he was an anchor/reporter at WOFL Fox 35 in Orlando TV.
Karyn Greer leaves Atlanta Television 11 Alive
Greer posted this on her Facebook page: "It's been a very difficult decision, but after 15 great years and prayers and discussions with my family I have decided to leave 11alive. The new contract options offered to me did not provide the opportunity to grow as the journalist I am constantly striving to become. I will miss working day to day with my great colleagues and friends and I will miss the love from all you loyal viewers. I am stepping out on faith but I know in the end God has my back. Keep me and my family in your prayers. Love you..mean it!"
WNJU New York adds anchor Nilda Rosario
Telemundo-owned WNJU New York (DMA 1) today named Nilda Rosario anchor of Noticiero 47 Fin De Semana on weekends at 5:30 and 11 p.m. She will join co-anchor Yaima Crespo and weather anchor Janice Bencosme. Additionally, Rosario will work as a general assignment reporter to support Noticiero 47 Telemundo on weekdays at 5:30, 6 and 11 p.m. Rosario joins WNJU from crosstown Univision rival WXTV New York, where she worked from 2003 to 2015 in different roles of increasing responsibility. While at WXTV, she was a weekday weather anchor, weekend weather anchor and morning show traffic reporter.
WMAR ABC 2 News Baltimore weather anchor Mike Masco leaving
WMAR Weather Anchor Mike Masco says he is leaving the station and TV news in general. After three years at the station, Masco says his plans, "feature a new adventure that will take me away from full-time TV."
WTTG Fox 5 DC reporter uses iPhone to cover Prince Charles for Washington Television coverage
WTTG Fox 5 reporter Bob Barnard used an iPhone to add another camera angle to the News Corp owned station's live coverage of Prince Charles' visit to Washington DC. Prince Charles noticed him and chatted him up saying it was amazing what you could do with technology these days!
Reporter Dakari Turner joins WMAR staff in Baltimore TV
Dakarai Turner has joined Scripps-owned ABC affiliate WMAR Baltimore (DMA 26) as reporter and multimedia journalist. His first day at WMAR ABC 2 Baltimore News is on Monday April 6. Previously Dakarai worked as a reporter and multimedia journalist at WLTX Columbia, S.C.
Diana Davis retires from Atlanta TV station WSB after 32 years
Veteran Channel 2 Action News reporter Diana Davis quietly retired last week after 32 years at the station with no fanfare, no farewell big party. Her work email returns this statement: After nearly 32 years as a reporter at WSB TV I retired effective March 13 2015. I look forward to this new chapter in my life. Thank you for your support over the years. At WSB-TV, she won three Emmys, four awards for "Best Specialty Reporting" from the Associated Press and the AMA National Medical Reporting Award.
Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace beats NBC's Meet The Press in DC
Doesn't really seem like it but it's been six months since Chuck Todd took over from David Gregory. That having been said, NBC's Meet The Press, which originates from Washington DC has lost to the Fox Sunday morning talking heads show two weeks in a row; March 8th and March 15th. In DC TV, FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace's 39,000 households trumped NBC's Meet the Press' 34,000 households according to Nielsen.
Former Baltimore TV WBFF Fox 45 reporter joins Atlanta TV WGCL CBS Atlanta
Melinda Roeder winner of 12 regional Emmys while at WBFF (Fox45), is joining WGCL-TV, the CBS affiliate in Atlanta. Roeder, who joined WBFF in 2007, won seven Edward R. Murrow awards in addition to the Emmys. Atlanta is the ninth largest TV market in the nation. Baltimore is 26th, according to Nielsen's 2014-'15 rankings.
Miami TV WSVN 7 News Unveils $500K Set
WSVN, Sunbeam Broadcasting Fox affiliate in Miami television, unveiled its new set this past Sunday night. According to the station, 37,000 viewers tuned in. "We've always been known for bigger coverage, the bolder look, fast paced, high-energy," says Danny Rendon, WSVN's promotion manager who, along with the station's design director, Jason Raizen, managed the project.
WRC NBC Washington DC Television and WTOP Washington DC Radio join forces
NBC O&O WRC Washington TV and Hubbard Radio's WTOP-FM are joining forces to create a local news partnership for Washington-area viewers, radio listeners and social media users. WRC's Storm Team 4 meteorologists will provide forecasts every 10 minutes on the eights on WTOP, which will also be featured on WTOP.com and on WTOP's social properties. Reporters from both WRC and WTOP will be showcased on each other's newscasts throughout the morning, daytime and night.
WPTV wins big in Palm Beach television sweeps
The West Palm Beach TV market, (38th) is emerging as a hotly-contested, important market where major broadcasters Scripps (WPTV News Channel 5), Sinclair (WPEC CBS 12) and Hearst WPBF ABC 25) battle it out for news viewers. WPTV wins the morning news time period from 4:30 to 7am, beating the combined ratings of the other local newscasts in the market. WPTV's 6 p.m. newscast had a 19 share and garnered 56% of the news ratings.
'BZ anchor Jonathan Elias blows bean town for new gig in Washington DC TV
WBZ's Jonathan Elias, is leaving in June to become the top evening news anchor at Washington Television station WJLA-TV ABC 7. The veteran newsman had a clause in his contract that allowed him to depart if he were taken off the 11, and when he landed the gig in Washington he decided to trade Beantown for the Beltway.
Miami TV gets new look at South Florida's News Station
WSVN's new set promises to be futuristic. 7 News - WSVN Miami news viewers might think they've turned to the wrong channel when they watch the news now. It's been 20 years since the newsplex got a makeover. "Over the years, we tweaked, we changed venues and we updated things," says Alice Jacobs, WSVN's VP of news, "but this is the first really big overhaul."
New York TV battle over transmissions
New York Television station WABC clips Verizon over transmissions. Lawyers for ABC have requested the FCC Enforcement Bureau find Verizon in violation of commission rules for failing to install notch filters to protect the ENG operations of WABC New York from out-of-band emissions from the wireless carrier's AWS base stations.
TiVo beats broadcast networks to the stream
TiVo might be laughing all the way to the bank after trumping the Big 4 networks to launch a streaming service that offers their best comedic content. TiVo CEO Tom Rogers revealed the company's new "Networks Comedy Collections" concept on the Fox Business Network. The "Comedy Collections," culled from ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC, will be customized by TiVo subscribers into bundles of favorite sitcoms and latenight shows.
Hispanic population to double Telemundo and Univision take note
New data from the Census Bureau finds that the Hispanic population will more than double by 2060, which has big implications for advertisers. Hispanics will make up 29 percent of the U.S. population. In fact, by then, minorities will make up 56 percent of the population, compared to 38 percent right now. With it is an expected growth in Spanish language television staples like Un Nueva Dia, ¡Despierta América, Primer Impacto, Al Rojo Vivo, Aquí y Ahora and other offerings from Telemundo and Univision are likely to benefit.
Jada Pinkett Smith Leaving Gotham she tells Kelly and Michael
Gotham star Jada Pinkett Smith has said that she won't be returning to the hit Fox show for Season 2. The actress appeared on Live With Kelly and Michael on Friday morning and when asked if she would be back for the previously-announced second season said, "I don't think so, no. I signed for a year and the year is up.
Lack returns to NBC News clips the past
NBC Universal announced that Andy Lack is returning to the company in the role he had from 1993 to 2001, albeit with a new title — chairman of NBC News and MSNBC. When he gets back to his old office in Rockefeller Center, he'll be greeted with a lot of problems that include handling the future of his close friend NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams.
MSNBC and Telemundo share Obama interview
Wednesday, at an exclusive town hall with President Barack Obama, Telemundo and MSNBC's José Díaz-Balart interviewed the president about his recently announced executive actions on immigration and their impact on families and communities, and will host this one-hour special in Spanish and English on both networks. The network took the opportunity to announce the launch of its new digital immigration website, Participar es Progresar (Participation is Progress), available in Spanish and English - ParticiparesProgresar.com. The website provides the latest news and information on immigration, civic engagement, voter registration, local community events and top stories on immigration produced by Noticias Telemundo.
Two New Anchors for New York TV WPIX
Hena Daniels and Erika Martin have joined New York television station WPIX. Daniels had previously pulled a stint in Atlanta TV. She posted on her Facebook page that she's thrilled to working in her hometown.
Chopper! I hardly know her!
On Wednesday, Zoey Tur, 54, made her debut on "Inside Edition" as America's first transgender TV news correspondent. Before working for Inside Edition TV, Tur was formerly Bob Tur, one of the most celebrated helicopter newsmen in the business. While at Los Angeles CBS affiliate KCBS, he captured everything from the 1992 L.A. riots to the O.J. Simpson Bronco chase from high above.
Washington DC Television WTTG Fox 5 celebrates Naked Day
In case your uptight bosses won't let you drop trou and celebrate Working Naked Day, we give you WTTG Fox 5 DC meteorologist Tucker Barnes on Good Day DC.
CBS TV may ask $5 million a 30 for Super Bowl 50
A 30 second spot could cost a cool $5 million for Super Bowl 50 on CBS television next year. That's the word from people who know. The price would be a record high for Super Bowl advertising, and about 10% higher than the rate card NBC TV used for this year's game.
Washington DC TV anchor questioned about appearing in NBC television show
WRC, Washington DC's NBC 4 news anchor Jim Handly appeared in the NBC TV show "The Blacklist" delivering a breaking news report as part of the cold open. Some are questioning the move and say it may devalue the credibility of Handly.
Rosie leaves The View
Rosie O'Donnell is leaving ABC TV's The View after just five months to focus on her family. "I can confirm that Rosie and her wife Michelle split in November," O'Donnell's representative said Friday in a statement. "Rosie has teens and an infant at home that need her attention. This has been a very stressful situation. She is putting her personal health and family first. ABC television has been wonderfully understanding and supportive of her personal decision to leave The View. Next week will be her last."
WFTV leads Orlando TV ratings race again
WFTV, Eyewitness News channel 9, was the ratings leader in January, WESH 2 news was a formidable second, and WOFL Fox 35 was tops at 10. CBS affiliate WKMG, Local 6, was the most-watched station in January prime time by a wide margin. In the 25-to-54 age group, which is most important to news advertisers, WFTV was the leader in news time slots, WESH-Channel 2 was often a formidable second, and WOFL-Channel 35 was tops at 10 p.m. WFTV's most impressive showing with the 25-to-54 demographic was at 6 p.m., when the station averaged 34,476 viewers to WESH's 27,342, WKMG's 9,570 and WOFL's 8,302.
Washington DC TV bureau opened by Gray
Gray Television has launched a news bureau in Washington, D.C. television, "to better serve the communities in which its television stations operate" by providing highly localized coverage and analysis of issues in front of the federal government. To lead the new bureau, Gray has tapped veteran journalist Jacqueline Policastro. She has previously worked at Associated Press Television in Washington, and has extensive experience as a reporter and anchor in Indianapolis and Erie, Pa. Policastro created a D.C. bureau for Lilly Broadcasting, and today the Gray and Lilly bureaus collaborate daily to leverage their resources.
Orlando television WFTV moves Vanessa Echols to 4pm
Vanessa Echols is leaving WFTV-Channel 9 mornings to be reunited with Greg Warmoth at 4 p.m. on the ABC affiliate. They were together for 15 years in the mornings at WFTV. Echols has logged 17 years in the mornings at WFTV. In the new anchor schedule at WFTV, she will continue to anchor at noon. She and Warmoth set a record for Orlando television with their morning run. He shifted to an evening schedule in 2012. He earned the promotion as Bob Opsahl's heir apparent after first-rate live broadcasting during the Casey Anthony trial.
Atlanta TV clips noon and 7pm news adds 5pm show
11 Alive WXIA TV is adding a 5pm news to its Atlanta television lineup. They are moving Dr. Phil to 3pm first run to make room for the new newscast. Brenda Wood will co-anchor the 5 p.m. news with DeMarco Morgan. As a result, her "Daily 11 at 7″ will end and be replaced with "Wheel of Fortune," which will again be paired with "Jeopardy" at 7:30 p.m. The station is also ending its noon news program and readjusting the schedule of its "pay for play" program "Atlanta and Company," which currently runs an hour at 11 a.m. and then an additional 30 minutes at 12:30 p.m. Now, the show hosted by Christine Pullara will run continuously from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., followed by a repeat of "Jeopardy."
Super Bowl ads sold out on NBC TV
Four and a half million'll get ya a 30 second slot on NBC televisions Super Bowl broadcast. That gives NBC TV about $308 million in total ad sales for the broadcast. Post and Pre game shows on NBC are also pretty much gone too.
Baltimore TV station WBAL ups Tim Tunison to News Director
Hearst Television's NBC affiliate WBAL Baltimore television market DMA 26 today named Tim Tunison news director, succeeding Michelle Butt, who was promoted to president-GM of Hearst's NBC affiliate in Winston-Salem, N.C., WXII. Tunison has been WBAL's assistant news director since August 2005. During his tenure, the WBAL newsroom has earned many awards including a Peabody, duPont-Columbia, Cronkite, Murrow and multiple National Headliner Awards.
Bloomberg returns to his media companies to resume hands-on management
Michael Bloomberg dove back into his media companies, including Bloomberg Television, to mange the operation he built. He was mayor of New York from 2002 t 2014.
Washington TV mainstay J.C. Hayward retires
J.C. Hayward has announced her retirement from WUSA 9 News after more than 40 years on the air in Washington DC Television. She was the first female news anchor in the Washington area 43 years ago.
Atlanta TV Fox 5 gets David Chandley
Chandley, a log time mainstay on Channel 2 Action News is joining cross town Atlanta television rival WAGA Fox 5. He wil be doing the weather on the 5pm news, 6pm news, 10pm news and 11pm news. Chandley worked at WSB for nearly 26 years.
Yankees Returning to WPIX New York TV
Yankee fans can watch the men in pinstripes on Channel 11 in New York Television instead of WWOR Channel 9. WWOR My9NJ had been the team's New York TV partner since 2005. WPIX was the Yankees TV partner from 1951 through 1998.
WPEC CBS 12 in Palm Beach TV adds WeatherNation
Sinclair-owned CBS affiliate WPEC CBS 12 in West Palm Beach TV is adding WeatherNation airing it on local cable providers across West Palm Beach. Its team of meteorologists use technology from Baron Services and its Omni and VIPIR Systems to forecast and illustrate current conditions with real-time 3D graphical mapping. Its severe weather tracking system provides visual assessment of storms and other extreme weather from the satellite view down to street-level detail.
WPBF ABC 25 reports live from Cuba
WPBF 25 News is reporting live from Havana, Cuba during the 5 and 6pm news. The station's exclusive coverage comes in the wake of the Obama administration decision to ease restrictions on Cuban travel. This is a big story for West Palm Beach television as there is a large Cuban population in Palm Beach and South Florida in general. WPBF 25 News anchor Todd McDermott is reporting live from Cuba.
It's No Better at Meredith
The Better Show has been clipped from syndication by station group Meredith after eight seasons. The company announced the decision at NATPE. The Better Show just didn't have "an audience large enough to match the quality of the content being produced." It ran on stations like New York TV WLNY on Long Island, Tampa TV WWSB ABC 7 in Sarasota, Miami TV WBFS My 33, Palm Beach TV WFLXFox 29, Atlanta TV WGCL CBS 46, and stations across the nation.
WNYW Fox 5 New York TV wants to Wake Up Local TV News
The News Director at Fox O&O WNYW Fox 5 New York televison says he wants to "wake up local New York TV news." Byron Harmon is a first time news director working in the nation's number one market. He told TVSpy that he has a different view. For example while other stations were doing wall-to-wall coverage of some breaking story the other day he broke into regular programming for one minute. He turned his 6pm cast over to veteran anchor Ernie Anastos and is letting morning anchors Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto entertain as much as they inform. Harmon says he is not trying to "out WABC, WABC."
WFLA NewsChannel 8 in Tampa Bay TV hires Eugene Ramirez
Media General owned NBC station WFLA in the Tampa television market has hired bilingual anchor/reporter Eugene "Gene" Ramirez. He will co-anchor WFLA's weekday morning newscast with Gayle Guyardo. He will start on January 26th. He comes to WFLA from WSVNChannel 7 News in Miami TV. He worked as a general assignment news reporter and stories for Deco Drive. Prior to that he was a guest contributor to HLN Showbiz Tonight, CNN en Espanol and Univision Radio. He also worked as an anchor/reporter for CFN 13 Central Florida News 13 in Orlando TV. He worked in Ft. Myers prior to that at Ft Myers television station WTPH.
WPLG Local 10 Miami Television Davis named Chief Certified Meteorologist
Miami TV ABC station WPLG - Local 10 meteorologist Betty Davis has been named chief certified meteorologist. She leads the WPLG Weather Authority Team with Max Mayfield, former director of the National Hurricane Center who is WPLG's hurricane specialist, along with meteorologists Julie Durda, Trent Aric and Jennifer Correa. She previously worked at the Weather Channel, CNN and at TV Stations in Atlanta television.
FNC and FBC Back on Dish Network
Fox News Channel and Fox Business Channel are back on the Dish, having come to terms for a new carriage deal. Fox News and Fox Business News thanked their viewers and Dish customers for their patience throughout the process.
Kai Jackson Joins Baltimore TV as FOX 45 anchor
Kai Jackson will be the co-anchor of FOX45 evening newscasts. Kai has more than 28 years experience having worked at cross town rival WJZ-TV the CBS owned station in Baltimore television. His appearance coincides with FOX 45's debut of a 4pm News show today. The WBFF two hour news block will compete with WJZ CBS 13 CBS Baltimore which also starts its afternoon news block at 4pm. The other two station in the Baltimore TV news game are WMAR ABC 2 News and WBAL 11.
The Talk beats The View for first time
CBS' The Talk, a daytime chatfest inspired by The View, was more popular than the ABC program in a week for the first time. Amid a backdrop of more pending changes in the lineup of The View, the five-year-old CBS talkshow edged ahead in total viewers, 2.95 million to 2.88 million, according to Nielsen estimates for the week of Jan. 5-9. This is the largest audience for The Talk since last February. The shows don't go head-to-head, but the victory certainly gives The Talk some bragging rights in a week when it is also getting some latenight exposure on CBS. The Talk, moderated by Julie Chen, had previously tied The View in demos, but this is the first time its original episodes have been more popular overall. Last week, the shows tied in both women 18-49 (0.7 rating) and women 25-54 (1.0).
Fox News Channel on track to earn $1.50 per subscriber
Fox News Channel is on track to earn $1.50 per cable subscriber per month in the not-too-distant future. That dollar figure, higher than just about every other cable channel besides ESPN and TNT, demonstrates Fox's power in the American television universe. Ten years ago the channel, a favorite among conservatives, was making just 25 cents per subscriber. It can now command six times as much. The $1.50 price tag was reported Thursday night when Fox News struck a new distribution deal with Dish Network, ending a nearly month-long blackout. The companies did not disclose the terms of the deal. Separately, Turner Broadcasting recently extended its deal with Dish for carriage of CNN and several other channels. According to SNL Kagan, CNN currently earns 61 cents per subscriber per month, about twice as much as the third cable news channel, MSNBC. SNL Kagan's figures are estimates; some distributors pay CNN and MSNBC more.
Hallmark Channel Home & Family makes awesome roast pork
The Hallmark Channel program Home and Family featured guest Daphne Brogdon who cooked stuffed roast pork loin and cauliflower for hosts Mark Steines and Cristina Ferrare. They also got visited by pop icon Belinda Carlisle.
CNN TV Clips for Digital
According to an interview with TV News Checks TV newsrooms need to rethink and retool to compete in a world where the public is just as likely to scour the Internet for news on smartphones and tablets as it is to watch newscasts on TV sets. That's the assessment of Michael Koetter, Turner Broadcasting, SVP, media technology and development, and the person responsible for news technology at CNN.
WBAL Baltimore TV News Director moves up and out
Michelle Butt, news director at Baltimore's WBAL has been promoted to president and general manager of Hearst's NBC affiliate in Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point. WBAL is the Baltimore Television NBC station on channel 11.
Tampa TV's Bay News 9 and Orlando TV's CFN 13 under one leader
Mike Gautreau will now serve as Senior Director of News Programming for both Tampa television's Bay News 9 and Orlando television's Central Florida News 13. Both stations available to Brighthouse cable customers in both Orlando and Tampa Bay are 24/7 local news streams.
WESH 2 News in Orlando TV market adds new anchor
Adrian Whitsett will be joining Summer Knowles at the anchor desk on NBC affiliate WESH 2 news in Orlando. WESH news director Kirsten Wolff said Adrian's experiences as a Marine and as a seasoned journalist give him a unique point of view that will connect with Central Florida's large military community."
Kai Jackson returns to Baltimore TV News at Fox 45
Last year Kai Jackson left WJZ, the CBS TV station, in Baltimore after being there for 20 years. Now he is coming back to Baltimore TV clips as Fox 45 WBFF's primary co-anchor on its major newscasts. Baltimore Fox Station WBFF, Fox 45 does 4pm, 5pm, 10pm and 11pm newscast weekdays. It also does a large block on news in the morning and a good amount of weekend news. WBFF Fox 45 is up against the CBS Owned and Operated station WJZ, WBAL, and WMAR. The Baltimore television market shares some audience with the Washington DC TV market as well.
WGCL CBS 46 in Atlanta adds Frank Kelly to oversee all media
Atlanta CBS affiliate WGCL CBS46 has named Kelly Frank senior managing editor of broadcast, digital and social. The newly created position will oversee content across broadcast, digital and social media monitoring for the Meredith-owned station. Atlanta
More changes at CBS News
CBS News President David Rhodes, who was put in charge of the division in November, is making changes: Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews will be SVP, news administration, and Tim Gaughan becomes VP, newsgathering. Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews will be Senior Vice President, News Administration. Development, recruiting, and retention will run through this office. Standards Executive Director Al Ortiz will report to Ingrid. TV Monitoring Service TV Video Clips has CBS News programming including CBS Evening News, CBS Morning News and Sunday program Face The Nation archived back to 2013.
Two top producers leave Good Morning America
"Good Morning America," the nation's No. 1 morning show, is losing two top producers. Senior broadcast producer and newlywed Densie Rehrig is taking a leave of absence for a year. She's spent the last 8 years at "GMA." Before ABC, Rehrig spent 8 years with CNBC. Also departing: Rich McHugh, who has been with "GMA" for 9 years. TVNewser has learned McHugh is joining NBC News where he will be a producer in the investigations unit. McHugh previously worked at MSNBC's "Scarborough Country" and, from 2002-2004, was a producer for Fox News Channel's "O'Reilly Factor."
Huckabee leaves Fox News Channel
This past weekend was Mike Huckabee's last show on FNC, Fox News. He's giving up his Fox News Channel show to think about running for the presidency again. He made a serious run in 2008, one of the last candidates to drop out before Senator John McCain captured the GOP nomination.
WSB-TV Channel 2 ABC in Atlanta shows how they make commercials
Steve Riley, brand manager at WSB, Cox's ABC affiliate in Atlanta, thinks giving viewers a peek at some of the steps involved in creating the station's promos is another important marketing concept. "These efforts are getting our team thinking about what must be a part of today's marketing strategy," says Riley. "A TV spot is no longer the single-source answer to branding your station. It's digital, social, mobile and TV."
Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on NBC hits 6-month ratings high
With an assist from the season finale of "The Voice," NBC's "Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" has hit a six-month ratings high — beating its Jimmy Kimmel-David Letterman competition combined in the key young adults demo. Nielsen estimates that "Tonight" averaged a 1.16 rating in adults 18-49 for the week of Dec. 15-19, the show's highest rating since the week of June 9-13. Its peak night (1.51 rating) came on Tuesday following the Peacock's coverage of the "Voice" finale with an episode that featured an appearance by Justin Timberlake and guests Christoph Waltz and Nicki Minaj.
Fox News Channel wins again - CNN lowest since 1992
Fox News remains the Big Kahuna in cable news - for the 13th year in a row it has the largest annual audience; averaging 1.76 million viewers in primetime. MSNBC was second with an average of 590,000 - down 8% from 2013. CNN in third with 515,000 - also down from 2013 by 8%. HLN was fourth with 335,000.
West Palm Beach TV gets new CSD at WPTV NewsChannel 5
Christine Baron is the new creative services director at WPTV and WFLX Fox 29, the NBC and Fox affiliates owned by Scripps in West Palm Beach, Fla. Baron comes from Jacksonville where, for the past 3 1/2 years, she was the promotions manager at WJXT, the independent station there owned by Graham Media Group which also owns Local 10 WPLG the ABC affiliate in the Miami TV market next door.
New York TV WNET delays plans to move content to WLIW Long Island
New York's WNET THIRTEEN is reversing its decision — at least temporarily — to shift independent documentaries from primetime on its main channel to the secondary WLIW on Long Island, which reaches a far smaller audience. After producers of the showcases revealed news of the proposed change last week, the station confirmed that it was planning to move the programs starting Jan. 5 to run repeats of arts programming. The showcases would air at their national carriage time of 10 p.m. Mondays on WLIW and at 11 p.m. Sundays on the main channel. WLIW's monthly cumulative audience is roughly 2.3 million viewers, compared to Thirteen's 4.8 million, according to WNET.
WFTS Tampa TV names Matt Brown News Director ABC Action News
E.W. Scripps-owned ABC affiliate WFTS Tampa, Fla. (DMA 13) has named Matt Brown news director. He joins the station from KSHB, the Scripps ABC affiliate in Kansas City. Brown succeeds Bill McFarland who left the station in October. Brown brings nearly 20 years of newsroom experience to WFTS. He has held key leadership positions in news operations around the country, including stations in Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas. "Matt has recently been the interim News Director here at ABC Action News. He has already made a great impact on the recent success of the station," said WFTS VP-GM Nick Nicholson. "I am confident his leadership abilities will help ABC Action News continue to be the best choice for local news in the bay area."
WPIX Sports Desk expands to seven nights!
Tribune CW affiliate WPIX New York (DMA 1), will expand PIX11 Sports Desk to air seven nights a week from 10:45 to 11 p.m. after PIX11 News at Ten. Beginning tonight, PIX11 Sports Desk, which currently airs Friday nights only, will expand to air nightly as a live entertainment-based show, with content geared toward sports fans and will include celebrity guests, feature stories, humorous sports related videos and viewer interaction on various social media platforms. Sports Anchor Scott Stanford will host the show Monday through Friday, while weekend sports anchor Andy Adler will host the program on Saturday and Sunday. Adler will also contribute to the weekday Sports Desk.
NBC Nightly News renews Brian Williams
NBC News said it has signed Brian Williams, the anchor of its evening newscast and the public face of the NBCUniversal-owned unit, to a new long-term deal. No financial terms were offered, but the Los Angeles Times reported that the pact could be for as much as five years, and that Williams could receive as much as $10 million per year. "Nightly News" in recent months has faced a strong challenge to its ratings dominance from the growth of ABC's "World News" following the anchor handoff from Diane Sawyer to David Muir in September. Williams took over NBC's flagship newscast in 2004 from Tom Brokaw. He's a frequent guest on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," where he demonstrates his sense of humor with the "Slow Jamming the News" segment and other bits.
Jennifer Leigh to take over for Gayle Sierens at WFLA Newschannel 8
News anchor Jennifer Leigh will take over the 11 p.m. broadcast at WFLA-Ch. 8 for veteran Gayle Sierens beginning Jan. 1, the television station announced Thursday. Sierens, with the station since 1977, said in June she would step down as anchor of the 11 p.m. show at year's end and retire from the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. broadcasts in May 2015. However, Leigh unofficially took over as anchor of the 11 p.m. broadcast Thursday because Sierens is on vacation through the rest of the year.
Eyewitness News WFTV Channel 9 Clips the Orlando competition again
WFTV-Channel 9 scored the most victories in the November ratings period, but the competition claimed a few big wins. In the 25-to-54 age group, which is most important to news advertisers, WESH-Channel 2 surpassed WFTV at 4 p.m. and ran a strong second in other time slots. WOFL-Channel 35 was the leader for the 10 p.m. hour and its "Good Day Orlando" topped nationally syndicated programs at 9 a.m. CBS affiliate WKMG-Channel 6 offered the most-watched prime time overall, although ABC affiliate WFTV reached more 25-to-54 viewers. At 10 weeknights in the age group, WOFL averaged 9,877 viewers. The WFTV news on sister station WRDQ-Channel 27 averaged 7,880 viewers its hour newscast. The WESH newscast on sister station WKCF-Channel 18 averaged 6,583 for a half-hour newscast. The most-watched networks locally in prime were CBS, ABC, NBC, ESPN and Fox, in that order. But the favorite of the Orlando 18-to-49 age group was ABC followed by NBC, CBS, Fox and ESPN. Score that as another win for WFTV.
New York TV Clips Fat Farm Reality for President Obama
WNBC the network flagship dumped "The Biggest Loser" for President Obama's immigration speech, so did WRC NBC 4 in Washington DC. And New 4 New York was not alone. WNYW, New York's Fox 5, in the nation's number one TV market did the same. In fact, stations up and down the coast followed suit. In Atlanta TV, both the NBC station and the FOX O&O WAGA Fox 5 carried the president, in Detroit TV WDIV Channel 4 the NBC affiliate also broke out of regular programming the carry the speech. WCBS CBS 2 in New York and WABC 7 stuck with their network programming. In Washington D.C. WUSA 9 News also broke away and carried the president.
Paul McGonagle named News Director at WTTG Fox 5 DC
Fox-owned WTTG Washington today named Paul McGonagle vice president and news director. Effective immediately, McGonagle will oversee all editorial, business and administrative functions for WTTG. McGonagle succeeds Dana Hahn who was recently named the VP-news director of Fox's San Francisco duopoly of KTVU and KICU. McGonagle enters a very competitive market in the nation's capital doing battle with NBC owned WRC-TV NBC 4, WJLA ABC7 and it's sister operation News Channel 8, and WUSA 9 News. Fox5 DC has an extensive lineup of news throughout the day including Fox 5 News Morning and Good Day DC from 4:30am to 11am Monday through Friday, Fox 5 News at 5 and the News Edge at 6 and Fox 5 News at Ten and Fox News Edge at 11. They also do two two hour morning show blocks on the weekend and weekend early and late news as well.
Baltimore TV gets new 4pm news at WBFF Fox 45
WBFF will launch a 4 p.m. weekday newscast starting Jan. 12. Bill Fanshawe, the station's general manager, confirmed that the Sinclair-owned station is going to launch a 24/7 digital weather channel in conjunction with Weather Nation perhaps as soon as next week.
Miami has new player; Mira TV
There's a new aggressive player in Miami Spanish Language programming. Mira TV is broadcasting in Miami, Tampa-St. Petersberg, and Orlando. It has a full day of programming staring with its morning show Buenos días Miami, hosted by Tomas Garcia Fuste, The Rick Sanchez show - Sanchez formally of CNN and WSVN Channel 7 News, Maria Elvira, The Alexis Valdes Show and more. This takes on an already aggressive Miami TV market with a dynamic English language line-up Graham's WPLG Local 10, WBFS, WSFL and a Univision O&O Channel 23, a Telemundo O&O Channel 51, a UniMas channel and three local Spanish language independents WJAN AmericTeve, WGEN Mundo Fox, and Mega TV.
NewsChannel 8 DC to go national
Now that Sinclair owns WJLA ABC 7 in Washington DC and its sister operation NewsChannel 8 they plan on taking the News Channel 8 operation national. Sinclair's News VP Scott Livingston says the company has plans to step up "unbiased and aggressive reporting" at the station and expand NewsChannel 8 nationally. NewsChannel 8 produces about 15 hours of local television a day including "Let's Talk Live," "Sports Talk," "NewsTalk," "Capital Insider," and hours of local news.
Telemundo O&Os to add more local news
On Monday November 3rd, Telemundo station group will add a 5:30pm newscast on many of it's owned television stations. The show will shake up some of the network's popular daytime magazines - shifting "Suelta la Sopa" to 2pm, "Caso Cerrado" to 3pm and "Al Rojo Vivo con Maria Celeste" to 4pm. Among the stations adding the new content are: Telemundo 52 KVEA Los Angeles Noticiero Telemundo 52, Telemundo 47 WNJU New York Noticiero Telemundo 47, Telemundo 51 WSCV Miami Noticiero 51.
Noon News returns to CBS46 WGCL in Atlanta
CBS 46 (WGCL-TV) is bringing back a noon news program. It began on Monday Sept. 15. They stopped doing a noon show three years ago. The show will be anchored by Jocelyn Connell, with Jim Loznicka providing weather. Then following the noon newscast WCGL will air a12:30 p.m. show called Atlanta Unplugged, a local lifestyle show hosted by Parker Wallace. It's the latest addition to on the air television news in Atlanta. Atlanta TV news is a vibrant market with several other aggressive players.
WFTS 28 Action News in Tampa-St. Petersburg adds 4pm News
WFTS Tampa, Fla. (DMA 14), is redefining its afternoon news on Sept. 8 with the premiere of The Now Tampa Bay at 4 p.m.
The Now Tampa Bay is an original Scripps program that aims to focus "on issues of most interest to news consumers in the Tampa Bay area and across America each day." The hour-long program features a mix of local, national and international news, as well as viral stories and videos and entertainment and lifestyle stories. The Now Tampa Bay will attempt to draw television audiences into trending conversations, including topics people are sharing across digital and social media platforms. Laura Harris will host. Crosstown rival NBC WFLA NewsChannel 8 already has an hour of news at 4pm
Chasing New Jersey has WWOR chasing viewers
Fox's unconventional local newscast that airs on WWOR My9 New York and WTXF Fox Philadelphia has not taken New York by storm at 10 p.m., with ratings down by double digits since its debut last summer. In Philly, it airs at 12:30 a.m. and its 18-49 ratings are up 33% from the time slot's year-ago numbers. Fox is constantly tweaking its TMZ-like elements and creator Dennis Bianchi says the show has matured, offering a smoother pace, more informative discussions and better stories. TMZ creator Harvey Levin says "they will catch fire."
Media General acquires WTTA Tampa-St. Petersburg
In a twisted deal involving Media General, LIN, Sinclair and Hearst, Media General will get MyNetwork TV's WTTA in the Tampa video clip market. Media General already owns WFLA-TV Newschannel 8 the NBC affiliate in the Tampa-St. Petersburg video clip market. Among the shows that TV Video Clips records from WTTA in Tampa-St. Petersburg is OK! TV which we keep on a 30-day archive.
WPIX 11 Taunts other New York TV stations
WPIX, PIX 11 the CW affiliate in New York City television, has dispatched a "billboard truck" to brag about the station's recent 5pm New York news victory over New York Fox-owned WNYW and New York NBC-owned WNBC. This July'14 sweeps period, PIX11 News at 5 saw its best performance since Feb'13 (.5 Adults 25-54) and was the only 5p newscast to grow. PIX11 News at 5 outperformed WNYW FOX 5 for the first time in 3 years in key demos: Adults 25-54 (since Jul'11), Women 25-54 and Adults 18-49 (since Aug'11), and also surpassed WNBC for the first time in 3 years in Adults 25-54 (since Aug'11), while tied among Women 25-54 (first time since Jul'11).
Miami TV Video Clips now in Full HD
TV Video Clips has upgraded its Miami TV equipment and is now recording Miami Television video in full resolution High Definition format. This includes WFOR, CBS 4 Miami; WTVJ, NBC 6 Miami; WSVN 7 News Fox in South Florida; WPLG Local 10 ABC in South Florida; WSFL; WBFS and all of the Spanish language stations including WLTV Univision 23; WSCV Telemundo 51; WAMI UniMas; WGEN Mundo Fox; WJAN America TeVe. Miami TV news clips and South Florida TV news clips in full resolution HD available now from TV Video Clips!
It's a wrap for Post Newsweek
Post–Newsweek Stations has changed its name to Graham Media Group, effective July 28th. That includes powerhouse Miami Television station WPLG-TV Local 10 and Detroit mainstay WDIV-TV. Emily Barr, president-CEO of Graham Media Group, said: "Much like our parent company, Graham Holdings, this new name better reflects the diversity of our creative and innovative company. We provide our communities with the best local news, programming and critical information, delivered on-air, on-line and on-demand, via our television stations, websites and social media, as well as 90 news, weather and community-focused mobile apps. Miami TV clips are archived back to 2005.
Univision News Expands Focus on Health
Univision News has launched several multiplatform initiatives aimed at giving Hispanic audiences direct access to the most current and reliable health-related information and resources. "Our multiplatform approach to health reporting speaks to our dedication to responsible health journalism and our commitment to keeping our community informed about crucial health issues," says Isaac Lee, president of Univision News.
Another shakeup in Atlanta TV weather reporting
After 25 years with WSB Channel 2 Action News, David Chandley announced in a staff meeting he's leaving. News director Mike Dreaden confirmed Chandley's intentions but declined to comment further. Last month, Fox 5 WAGA chief meteorologist Ken Cook announced he was retiring after 35 years Steve Milone, a weekend meteorologist, also announced his departure a few days ago. Earlier this year, Mike Francis was let go as chief meteorologist at 11 Alive, the NBC affiliate.
Fox stations beef up news in nine markets
Fox Television Stations said today that it will expand its local news offerings in nine markets this year: Los Angeles; Philadelphia; Washington; Atlanta; Minneapolis; Phoenix; Charlotte, N.C.; Memphis; and Austin, Texas. With the additions, which total 29½ hours, FTS will broadcast 885 hours of local news per week. In making the announcement, Jack Abernethy, CEO of Fox Television Stations said: "Uninformed critics say big companies are cutting local news. However, the opposite is true at Fox. We are expanding in a big way." Examples are WTTG Fox 5 in Washington DC added a 10am to 11am Mon-Fri block and Saturday 7am to 9am and Sunday 7am to 8am; WAGA Fox 5 in Atlanta added 8:30am to 9am; KTTV Fox in Los Angeles adds a full hour at noon; WTXF Fox in Philadelphia adds Saturday 8am to 10am, Sunday 8 to 9am; KMSP Fox 9 in Minneapolis adds Monday through Friday 6 to 6:30pm.
Fox stations WOFL, WTVT in Florida to carry Gubernatorial debate
Fox-owned Florida stations WOFL Orlando, WTVT Tampa and WOGX Gainesville will present a live gubernatorial debate on Monday, Sept.29, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the University of Florida in Gainesville. The debate is in partnership with Florida Blue Key and co-sponsors, Bob Graham Center for Public Service and the Florida Law Review. The debate will be moderated by WOFL anchor John Brown and WTVT anchor Mark Wilson in front of a studio audience. Audience members will consist of the general public, students, city leaders and media. The debate will broadcast live with 100% participation from all the state's Fox affiliates which also includes WSVN 7 News in Miami and WFTX in Ft. Myers.
WJLA Washington ABC 7 Anchor knighted
Allbritton Communications' ABC affiliate WJLA Washington (DMA 8) news anchor Maureen Bunyan has been knighted and inducted into The Order of Orange-Nassau, a Dutch civic order. The Order of Orange-Nassau is a chivalric honor given to those who deserve recognition for exemplary contributions to society. Bunyan was born in Aruba, which is part of the Dutch Kingdom. WJLA also produces News Channel 8 in Washington.
WKMG-TV Orlando adds morning news anchor
WKMG Local 6 in Orlando has hired David Hall. He will join the CBS affiliate on June 23 and start co-anchoring with Bridgett Ellison from 5 to 7 a.m. weekdays after June 30. He has worked as a weekend anchor and reporter at KMBC, the ABC affiliate in Kansas City. Hall has worked as reporter in Savannah, Ga.; Pittsburgh; and Secaucus, N.J. He also has worked in Philadelphia, where he provided color commentary for the Philadelphia Phoenix, the men's ultimate team there.
WRC NBC 4 Washington DC names new consumer news team
With Liz Crenshaw's retirement, NBC Washington has come up with a plan to fill her long time slot as NBC 4's Consumer Reporter. Starting the week of June 16, Erika Gonzalez will become our daily consumer reporter. She'll report on consumer news of the day and continue the smart, impactful reporting that we have had here for so many years. Erika's compassion, partnered with her reporting skills and interest in consumer issues will surely make her successful in this new role. Investigative reporter Tisha Thompson will also expand her role and contribute more consumer investigative stories to our newscasts. Tisha's natural curious instincts, her lifelong experience in Washington and her ability to tell a good story will supplement our consumer reporting and enhance our enterprise reporting. WRC is the owned and operated NBC station in Washington DC.
Miami WSVN GM Bob Leider retires
After a 40-year run, Bob Leider is retiring from his duties at Miami powerhouse WSVN 7 News, the Fox affiliate in Miami. As Vice President and General Manager of Sunbeam Television he also had oversight of the companies' two Boston TV stations WHDH, an NBC affiliate and its sister station Boston's CW affiliate WLVI. Leider will be succeeded by Chris Wayland, now the GM of the Boston stations. According to Sunbeam, Leider will remain active post-retirement with the station group and in civic affairs. He will become a consultant to the company with the title of vice president and continue as a board member of the Habitat for Humanity of Broward and the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade.
Miami and Palm Beach Public Television in merger talks
WPBT in Miami and WXEL in Boynton Beach which serves Palm Beach County, some 60 miles away on the state's east coast, announced June 6 their intention to work toward becoming a new entity, PBS South Florida. The two stations have informally discussed collaborations over the past decade, but this is the first announcement of a possible merger. CPB has just approved a $150,000 grant request from the stations as part of its merger/collaboration planning assistance program. The cash will support research and analysis to inform the process and help the stations develop long-term financial plans. WPBT has a huge stable of locally produced programs including "Art Loft", "Issues" with Helen Ferre, and "Check Please."
New Face on Orlando Television
WKMG Local 6 in Orlando, Florida has hired a new anchor from the CBS station in Tampa/St. Petersburg WTSP CBS 10. Ginger Gadsden joins Orlando's CBS affiliate on June 16. She will co-anchor the station's new 5:30 p.m. newscast with Matt Austin and solo anchor at 7 p.m. That 5:30 p.m. newscast debuts July 7. She was a morning anchor at WTSP-Channel 10, the CBS affiliate in St. Petersburg, for seven years. She left that station in June last year when her contract was up and told that Tampa Bay Timesthen that she had tired of the morning shift. "Ginger is extremely versatile," WKMG news director Steve Hyvonen said. "In addition to anchoring the 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. newscasts, she will be in the field reporting for us as well. Viewers will see her in a number of important roles on the air at Local 6."
Wendy Williams Show in production for June and July again
It's the second year that the production company has decided to stay in summer production. This comes as the show has gotten its best metered market May sweeps performance ever! The Wendy Williams show is up 50% from its first May book in 2010. With a 1.4 metered market household rating/5 share in the most recent sweeps, Wendy has grown from a 1.0/3 share in May 2010, when it concluded its first full season in national syndication following a six-week summer test in 2008. Its May sweeps share has consistently climbed from a 3.2 in its first year to a 3.5, 4.0, 4.6 and this year's 5.0, improving 9% year-over-year as its lead-in slipped 3%. Wendy continued to dominate its time period in on WNYW New York with a first-place 2.1 household rating, while improving from second to first place in WTTG Fox 5 Washington (1.9 rating), KSAZ Fox Phoenix (1.7) and WSVN 7 News Miami(2.3). Additionally, the show has increased its household share with double- and triple-digit gains versus May 2013 in 32 metered markets, including KTTV Los Angeles (up 19% to 3.9), WFLD Chicago (up 24% to 3.8), WFXT Boston (up 103% to 2.5).
Reporter Catherine Hawley joins WMAR Baltimore
Catherine Hawley has joined Scripps-owned ABC affiliate WMAR Baltimore (DMA 27) as reporter and multimedia journalist. Her first day at WMAR ABC 2 News is on Monday June 2.
Anchors Away at CNN
CNN being in Atlanta was always a thing. Ted Turner, Atlanta, CNN. But now the last two daytime anchors based in Atlanta are moving to New York. Brooke Baldwin and Carol Costello, the two hosts who still have weekday shows based out of Atlanta are moving to New York in August according to TVNewser. HLN leadership has also shifted to New York and rumors have been that Jeff Zucker wants Robin Meade moved to New York. She has reportedly resisted. An insider wrote "Sad, sad, sad day at CNN HQ or should we call it the Atlanta bureau?"
Super Close ratings results in Orlando TV
At 6 p.m. weekdays, WESH-TV - Channel 2 beat WFTV Eyewitness News 9 - Channel 9 by 28 viewers -- 28 viewers in the 25-to-54 age group that is most important to news advertisers. At 6 a.m. weekdays, WESH beat WFTV by 16 viewers -- 16 viewers in the age group. (All these numbers refer to 25-to-54.) At 6 a.m., WESH averaged 22,019 viewers to WFTV's 22,003, Fox 35, WOFL-TV - Channel 35's 10,622 and WKMG-TV Local 6's 7,266. But WESH was seen by far more viewers because its news was simulcast on sister station WKCF-CW 18, where an additional 3,215 viewers watched.
Univision pitches broad reach in Upfronts
As part of its upfront presentation, Univision Communications is expected to talk about its ability to reach Hispanic consumers across a broad portfolio of 16 broadcast, cable and digital networks. The company is armed with a new host of programming including Fusion, the joint venture with ABC News, and the growth of its UniMas network, both aimed at Hispanic millennials 18 to 34. This in addition to its strong stable of traditional network news programing including Primer Impacto, Noticiero Univision and Despierta America.
Dr Phil and Ellen only talk shows to increase numbers
Dr. Phil opened up its widest lead over the talk show field in 11 weeks in the session ended April 27, a frame that included the first two weekdays of the May sweep (April 24-May 21). However, following their recent strong performances, most of the other daytime strips moved sideways or down from the week before as warmer weather dragged PUT levels sharply lower. Live with Kelly and Michael was a solid second, dipping slightly week to week to a 2.8, but still climbing 8% from last year. Further back, Ellen was the only gabfest besides Phil to show a weekly gain, perking up 8% from a season low in the previous session to a 2.6. Dr. Oz rounded out the top four, moving up from fifth place the week before, while holding firm at a 2.0. Meanwhile, Steve Harvey scored the biggest advance from last year among the talkers, surging 13% while holding steady week to week at a 1.8.
Chris Jansing moves from MSNBC to White House
Chris Jansing will leave her current post at MSNBC and return to NBC News full-time as the news unit's senior White House correspondent. Peter Alexander, the current White House correspondent, has been named national correspondent for NBC News.
Fox 5 DC WTTG beats All three network news shows
Fox 5 News Morning at 7 am, the morning show on Fox-owned WTTG Washington (DMA 8), outrated NBC's Today, ABC's Good Morning America and CBS This Morning among adults 25-54 and 18-49 during the week ending April 23 weekdays between 7 and 9 a.m. According to ratings provided by Fox, Fox 5 News Morning at 7 am averaged a 1.89 rating (53,000 adults 25-54) versus Today's 1.76 rating (49,300), GMA's 1.25 rating (35,000) and CBS This Morning's 0.42 rating (11,500). Among adults 18-49, Fox 5 News Morning at 7 am averaged a 1.73 rating while Today had a 1.33, GMA posted a 0.76 and CBS This Morning had a 0.30.
WMAR Baltimore shakes things up at 6pm
On a day when Boston marathoners, sparring gubernatorial candidates and a shooting made Baltimore news, viewers who tuned into WMAR at 6 p.m. Monday got long, pre-produced stories on illegal dumping, police overtime and big-event security. Those enterprise stories added up to ABC2 In Focus, a new half-hour newscast that is intended to differentiate the Scripps-owned ABC affiliate by giving viewers something more substantial than they can find on rival stations driven by the day's breaking news. For years, WMAR's 6 p.m. newscast has ranked third, while WJZ and WBAL go "head-to-head" for first and second place, she said. Although WMAR saw some spikes in viewers surrounding weather, there was otherwise no significant change.
Lara Spencer now co-host of Good Morning America
In a memo actually marking the two year anniversary of GMA's two year ratings dominance over NBC's Today Show - ABC News president James Goldston told staff that Spencer would now hold the same title that Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos do - "co-host." Spencer signed a new contract after lengthy negotiations, and soon thereafter fellow anchor Josh Elliott announced a departure for NBC News.
Don Scott to retire from CBS 13 WJZ Baltimore television
After more than 40 years on the CBS television station in Baltimore CBS 13 WJZ-TV veteran anchor Don Scott announced he's retiring. He used his twitter account to make the announcement: "ICYMI -- I'll be retiring from WJZ/CBS after 40 years and on July 12th this year."
FNC Fox News Channel launches new show; "Outnumbered"
Fox News Channel will launch a new show April 28th called "Outnumbered." It will feature a panel of four female hosts and one male host. The show will be one hour and will be air at 12 noon Eastern time. "Happening Now" which is hosted by Jon Scott and Jenna Lee will become two one hour blocks from 11am to noon and 1pm to 2pm. Fox News said the dynamic of the gender-weighted panel would result in a "fresh take" on news of the day. During each segment, the panelists will examine the top news of the hour, and deliberate the leading pop culture and relationship issues dominating the headlines that day.
WTTG Fox 5 in Washington DC expands morning news
Fox O&O station WTTG Fox 5 DC will add eight more hours of Fox morning news and Good Morning Washington. As part of this expansion, weekday newscast Good Day D.C. will add an additional hour, effective June 16. The program will broadcast from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday-Friday. Beginning July 12, WTTG will add a newscast on Saturday morning with Fox 5 News Morning, which will broadcast from 7 to 9 a.m. Additionally, an hour of news will be added to Fox 5 News Morning Sunday, which will begin an hour earlier and broadcast from 7 to 9 a.m. You can learn more at the station's website www.myfoxdc.com
WUSA 9 News Now in Washington adds WeatherNation
Gannett-owned CBS affiliate WUSA Washington announced today that it will begin broadcasting 24/7 weather news from WeatherNation TV on its over-the-air ch. 9.3, on Comcast ch. 203 and on other area cable systems throughout the D.C. area. WeatherNation TV currently operates in multiple cities across America, including Atlanta, Boston, Minneapolis, Seattle and Denver and is expanding its reach.
WESH adds Michelle Imperato to Anchor Team
Hearst Television-owned NBC affiliate WESH Orlando, Fla. (DMA 18) announced that Michelle Imperato will be joining its anchor team on June 2. She will be co-anchoring WESH 2 News Sunrise on co-owned CW 18 affiliate WKCF from 7 to 9 a.m. and will be a contributor on Sunrise from 4:30 to 7 a.m. on WESH. Imperato has been the morning anchor and reporter at KSBW Monterey, Calif. She has also worked as an anchor and reporter for News at 11 for WLNY Long Island, N.Y.
WTTG Fox 5 DC hires Emily Miller
Fox-owned WTTG Fox 5 News Washington has appointed Emily Miller chief investigative reporter. Beginning April 28, she will contribute to all station newscasts, primarily Fox 5 News at 5, 6, and 10 p.m. Most recently, Miller was the senior editor of The Washington Times' opinion pages, where she wrote about national political issues and oversaw online commentary content.
Local News Competition heats up in Miami South Florida
WSVN 7 News is still number one but WPLG Local 10 and WTVJ NBC 6 are adding newscasts and adding personnel. In January WPLG channel 10 added a 4pm newscast replacing Dr. Oz and going head to head with the Channel 7 News at 4. During the Olympics WTVJ NBC Miami added a 4:30pm newscast and now says it will stay with the slot. WFOR CBS 4 in South Florida is fourth among English language stations but has been focused on making over its air talent. This is all in addition to stiff competition from the Spanish language stations; WLTV Noticias 23 the Univison O&O and its sister UniMas Al Amanecer en UniMas morning broadcast, WSCV Noticiero 51 the Telemundo O&O, Noticias MundoFox carried on WGEN and its local newscast Noticias 8, and America TeVe simulcast on WJAN and WFUN TV's AN5, AN6 and AN10 newscasts and morning show Morning Cafecito Con la Ley. And there is also a strong former CNN Latino station which still carries shows like LMD Maria Elvira.
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Good Morning America leaps in Ratings
Fueled by the Oscars, ABC's "Good Morning America" is celebrating its most-watched week in nearly 23 years.
The Nielsen company said Thursday that ABC's morning show averaged 6.3 million viewers last week, the most since the company began keeping electronic records in 1991. The big week helped "GMA" regain some momentum from NBC's "Today" show, which had won their morning-show competition for two weeks during the Olympics. Nielsen said last week that Good Morning America averaged 988,000 more viewers than Today Show.
Warren Buffett Buys WPLG Local 10 in Miami
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. is acquring Graham Holding's WPLG Miami (DMA 16) in a deal that also involves a swap of stock and cash, it was announced this morning. Berkshire Hathaway is getting the ABC affiliate, part of Graham's Post-Newsweek Stations group, along with Berkshire shares currently held by Graham, plus cash.
WFTV explores Affordable Care Act in ambitious special
WFTV-Channel 9 will clear one hour of ABC prime time Wednesday for an ambitious special on the Affordable Care Act. "Health Evolution," anchored by Greg Warmoth and Vanessa Welch, starts at 8 p.m. The special doesn't get into politics about the act also known as Obamacare, but provides information to those who need insurance and explains how to navigate the system, General Manager Shawn Bartelt said.
60 Minutes adds veteran CBS newsman Whitaker
Veteran CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker, who has been with the network for 30 years and based in Los Angeles since 1992, is moving East to join the cast of "60 Minutes."
CBS said Thursday that Whitaker will begin on the Sunday night show this fall. He will be the first full-time black correspondent on "60 Minutes" since the death of Ed Bradley in 2006, although Byron Pitts was a regular contributor before joining ABC News in 2013.
Cheryl Gould leaves NBC
After 37 years, Cheryl Gould, who became the first female executive producer of NBC Nightly News and rose to senior vice president is leaving 30 Rock at the end of the month.
Zucker plans massive change at CNN
After almost a year on the job, CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker says he thinks the channel cannot survive on news alone. He is planning a much broader change for the network, including a prime-time shakeup. He wants the network to attract viewers who are watching places like the Discovery Channel, the History Channel, Nat Geo and A&E – not just CNN, MSNBC and Fox News Channel.
KTTV anchor Carlos Amezcua leaves 10pm news
Carlos Amezcua, co-anchor of KTTV Fox 11's 10pm news, has left the newscast and plans to focus on his own production company. His last broadcast was Friday. He spent more than five years on KTTV Los Angeles' anchor desk. Before that he was an anchor on the KTLA Morning News for six years.
WJZ's Kai Jackson Leaves For Possible Washington DC Move
There is talk that 13 year Baltimore TV news anchor Kai Jackson, who announced last week that he's leaving CBS-owned Channel 13/WJZ after 13 years, will be heading to Sinclair's WJLA to boost the station's news ratings. "By hiring Jackson, Sinclair could both weaken a competitor in Baltimore and acquire a polished anchor for its new Washington property," writes Baltimore media critic David Zurawik. However, when asked about a future gig, Jackson told the Sun: "At this time, I am still weighing my options". WJZ's has commented that they will take the opportunity to "make the station better."
WPLG Miami names Bert Medina VP-GM
Bert Medina has been named vice president and general manager of Post-Newsweek Stations Miami ABC television affiliate. He will oversee the station and its digital channels, MeTV and Live Well network), as well as the station's Local 10 News, mobile sites and related applications. Medina was with Univision for 13-years where he was SVP-operating manager of TeleFutura Television Network, a unit of Univision Communications.