Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Review of fox 5 news weather::Is Juliet Huddy Married?







Review of fox 5 news weather::Is Juliet Huddy Married?








Let's               take               a               little               trip               back               in               history.

Who               was               your               favorite               newscaster               when               you               were               growing               up?

I               remember               mine               was               uncle               Walter.

Walter               Cronkite.

Not               only               did               we               have               the               same               first               name,               but               I               like               the               way               that               he               reassured               the               public               through               some               very               troubled               times.

Remember               that               famous               broadcast               right               after               President               Kennedy               was               assassinated?

Even               with               his               voice               cracking               with               emotion               his               voice               was               still               reassuring.

Over               on               ABC,               it               was               Peter               Jennings.

I               had               a               friend               in               grade               school               with               the               same               name.

But               Jennings               was               a               chronic               heavy               smoker               and               died               of               lung               cancer               at               an               early               age.
               My               favorite               news               broadcaster               in               St.

Louis               was               Chris               Condon.

I               remember               living               next               to               the               mob               when               I               was               growing               up.

Uncle               Pete               "found"               a               dead               body               in               the               trunk               of               a               Buick               while               he               was               working               on               the               street.

Yes,               it               was               a               Buick.
               It               was               in               July               and               the               body               had               turned               black               with               rot.

A               bunch               of               us               kids               gathered               to               watch               with               morbid               fascination.

Two               detectives               put               a               white               sheet               underneath               the               body               while               another               sprayed               Lysol               into               the               trunk.

On               the               count               of               three               they               flipped               him               out               of               the               trunk.

His               head               sounded               like               a               ripe               watermelon               splitting               open               when               it               hit               the               sidewalk.
               Channel               5               also               had               a               weatherman               named               Bob               Richards.

He               was               very               funny               as               he               gave               the               weather               report.

He               came               up               with               things               like               "hot               times               summer               in               the               city.

Back               of               my               neck               getting               dirty               and               gritty."               But               Bob               tragically               committed               suicide               by               helicopter.

He               aimed               his               helicopter               straight               up               into               the               sky               and               then               came               plummeting               down.
               ABC               had               Don               Marsh.

Don               had               been               around               forever               and               just               retired               recently.

Even               so,               I               considered               him               boring.

Over               at               Channel               4,               a               CBS               affiliate,               there               was               Julius               Hunter.

Julius               has               written               a               book               about               St.

Louis               history.

In               it               he               tells               how               north               St.

Louis               became               poor               and               Black,               while               south               St.

Louis               prospered               and               became               rich               and               white.
               Around               the               turn               of               the               century               there               was               a               large               lake               that               separated               north               St.

Louis               from               south               St.

Louis.

People               would               throw               their               garbage               in               there.

This               was               before               modern               sanitation.

Eventually               the               lake               became               so               polluted               that               it               started               to               stink,               especially               in               the               summer               when               the               winds               were               from               the               south.
               The               rich               people               moved               south               leaving               the               now               destitute               north               side               to               the               poor.
               Today               more               and               more               people               are               getting               their               news               from               cable               or               the               web.

They               don't               have               favorite               newscasters               anymore.
               According               to               the               St.

Louis               Post               Dispatch,               "Is               America               becoming               a               cable               nation?

With               CNN               getting               32               percent               and               Fox               News               29               percent               as               the               most               trustworthy               source               of               news,               it               would               appear               so.

But               if               you               factor               in               that               around               50               percent               of               those               that               chose               Fox               were               Republicans               and               46               percent               of               those               who               chose               CNN               were               Democrats               (surprise)               it               might               be               an               indication               that               America's               propensity               for               fractious               ideological               divisions               has               spilled               into               how               they               choose               to               receive               their               daily               ration               of               news.

The               big               three               networks               (13               percent),               The               New               York               Times               (8               percent)               and               the               Wall               Street               Journal               (7               percent)               reflect               an               increasing               diminution               of               old               model,               mainstream               news               delivery.

Is               it               a               seismic               shift               in               the               news               business               or               an               anomaly               based               on               CNN's               and               Fox's               all               news               all               the               time               formats               that               tend               to               appeal               to               news               junkies?

Film               at               eleven..."
               Source:               http://interact.stltoday.com/blogzone/the-editors-desk/the-editors-desk/2010/05/cnn-and-fox-news-top-list-of-trusted-news-sources/






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