Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC 20554

In the Matter of ) ) Implementation of Short-term Analog Flash ) MB Docket No. 08-255 and Emergency Readiness Act; Establishment ) of DTV Transition “Analog Nightlight” Program ) )

To: The Commission

COMMENTS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS AND THE ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM SERVICE TELEVISION, INC.

The National Association of Broadcasters (“NAB”)1 and the Association for

Maximum Service Television, Inc. (“MSTV”)2 hereby submit these comments in

response to the Commission’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in the above-captioned

proceeding.3 Broadcasters recognize that it is our nation’s best interest to have a comprehensive plan to answer viewer questions that arise at the time of the digital

television (“DTV”) transition, one that includes contingencies for persons that may not

have taken the necessary steps to be prepared by February 17, 2009. Thus, NAB,

MSTV and their members have been strong supporters of the Short-term Analog Flash

1 NAB is a nonprofit trade association that advocates on behalf of more than 8,300 free, local radio and television stations and also broadcast networks before Congress, the Federal Communications Commission, the Courts, and other federal agencies.

2 MSTV is a nonprofit trade association of local broadcast television stations committed to achieving and maintaining the highest technical quality of the local broadcast system.

3 In the Matter of Implementation of Short-term Analog Flash and Emergency Readiness Act; Establishment of DTV Transition “Analog Nightlight” Program, MB Docket No. 08-255, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (rel. Dec. 24, 2008) (“Notice”).

and Emergency Readiness Act.4 We also commend the Commission for its tireless

efforts to promote a smooth transition. As discussed in detail below, implementation of

the voluntary “Analog Nightlight” program is an important consumer education resource.

As such, we make recommendations to (1) expand stations’ eligibility beyond current

Appendix A to ensure the maximum number of Americans can receive the “Analog

Nightlight” program with minimum disruption to DTV reception, and to (2) streamline the application process to ensure maximum broadcaster participation in the voluntary program.

I. Broadcasters’ Call Centers and the “Analog Nightlight” Program.

As NAB announced on December 15 (see attached press release), using the

Wilmington, North Carolina early analog shut-off and other “soft shut-off tests” conducted around the country as benchmarks, broadcasters project approximately two million calls from viewers over five days after February 17 – roughly half of which would occur in the first day, February 18. Answering those calls will require a coordinated effort by broadcasters, the Commission and other stakeholders, including multichannel video programming distributors (“MVPDs”).

To that end, NAB committed to producing and distributing a five to eight minute video in both English and Spanish that is accessible to persons with disabilities and that aims to answer the most salient questions viewers had in Wilmington and other analog shut-off test markets – what happened, how to hook up a converter box, how to scan and rescan for channels on a DTV set or converter box, how to properly select and

4 S. 3663, 110th Cong., as enacted December 23, 2008.

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position an antenna and a checklist of what to do. We have already scripted the video

with production to commence in early January.

We know from Wilmington, and from analog shut-off tests across the country,

that the majority of viewers who call hotlines have relatively simple questions. At the

end of the video, the program would promote a toll free number for viewers to call,

which is the second part of the plan.

NAB is working with a variety of stakeholders to coordinate a national hotline to

help handle viewer calls from those awaiting coupons, seeking general information,

looking for satellite/cable information and needing help with converter boxes, DTV sets

and scanning. We are also closely coordinating with state broadcast associations and

local broadcasters. To date, approximately 45 state broadcast associations have set up

either live phone banks or automated lines to answer viewer questions. In markets with state association hotlines and call centers, our DTV video could also direct viewers to call those numbers.5

NAB’s video and the coordinated national hotline will also direct viewers with converter box, DTV set and MVPD-specific questions to manufacturer and cable or satellite hotlines. Approximately seven percent of calls in Wilmington were from cable and satellite subscribers. Another 11 percent claimed their converter boxes did not work. We anticipate that call centers would direct viewers to call a particular cable or satellite company if they identified themselves as a subscriber, or a particular converter

5 The Commission queries what specific contact information stations should provide to consumers. Notice at ¶ 29. In addition to the numbers listed above, NAB and MSTV will continue to coordinate closely with the Commission and the National Alliance of State Broadcasters Associations (NASBA) on local and regional call center initiatives. Such initiatives, however, would be strengthened, were the Commission to grant funding to NASBA (as formally requested) to strengthen its call centers.

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box manufacturer hotline for viewers having converter box issues. At least eight manufacturers currently have phone lines to answer consumer questions.

Television stations across the country are committing to in-station, or market- wide local call centers where possible, to answer questions from viewers when local reception problems are the issue. For spotty or weak signals or other regional issues, our call center would direct viewers to local stations and state association hotlines. To further assist in this effort, NAB will produce a “best practices” checklist for local viewer hotlines. These initiatives are designed to be coordinated with the FCC call center. It is critical that we continue the public/private partnership that has brought us so far in our

DTV education effort.

One issue related to the “Analog Nightlight” Program is sponsorship. Although we agree with the Commission that Section 2(a) of the statute limits program material to

“only” public safety and DTV transition information, the Commission should not interpret the statute to prohibit stations that may wish to defray the cost of maintaining analog service for an additional 30 days with a “brought to you by” or “sponsored by” or “in partnership with” visual identification during the “Analog Nightlight” program. See

Notice at ¶ 29.

Such voluntary partnerships may include other television stations in the market,

MVPD providers, local retailers, local municipalities, or others who could underwrite the estimated $3,500 to over $15,000 per station in transmission costs with maintaining analog service. Moreover, in addition to the NAB produced video feed, stations may want to link to or feature videos that demonstrate converter box-specific set ups. See,

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e.g., http://www.zenith.com/dtv/setup.html.6 Although produced by manufacturers, these

videos are educational in nature and, as such, should not be prohibited by the

Commission. Indeed, the Commission should promote policies that encourage, not

preclude or discourage, such marketplace collaboration to ensure each Designated

Market Area (“DMA”), where technically feasible, will have an eligible and financially

viable operating Nightlight station.

II. Stations Eligible to Provide Analog Nightlight Service.

Turning our attention to the list of eligible broadcast stations, MSTV and NAB

believe the Commission should create incentives to encourage stations to participate in

the “Analog Nightlight” program. To this end, the Commission has proposed a list of

stations that would be eligible to participate by simply notifying the Commission. In

other words, stations on the list would not be required make a separate engineering

showing. Stations not on the list would be required to file an engineering statement.

At the outset, NAB and MSTV applaud the FCC’s concerns about interference to over-the-air digital television service. As we have pointed out in other proceedings, even small amounts of interference can cause a digital picture to freeze and become unwatchable.7 This is especially problematic where the interference is permanent, untraceable and cannot be policed. Indeed, we urge the FCC to extend its interference concerns expressed in this proceeding to other contexts as well.

6 See also www.broadcastingcable.com/flashVideo/element_id/2140255354/taxid/31763.html&.

7 Unlicensed Operation in the TV Broadcast Bands, Second Report and Order and Memorandum Opinion and Order, ET Docket No. 04-186, 46 Commc’ns Reg. (P & F) 940 (Nov. 4, 2008).

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In this proceeding, however, we are in a unique position. It is vitally important that as many stations as possible have the opportunity to participate in the “Analog

Nightlight” program. Consumers throughout a television market may need access to the educational and emergency information provided by a Nightlight station. Unfortunately, while the list proposed by the Commission in the Notice protects stations from all interference, it may not allow enough stations to participate in the program. For example, the proposed list would allow Nightlight stations in only 136 out of 210 television markets. Moreover, under the proposed list only one station in the New York television market would be eligible to participate.

While the Commission’s proposal allows stations not on the list to participate in the program, these stations must file separately and submit additional engineering documentation to demonstrate they will not cause interference. Given the limited time before the transition, many stations may be unable to bear the effort and expense to conduct additional engineering studies simply to participate in the Nightlight program.

We believe a better policy would be to allow as many stations as possible to make use of the simple notification procedure provided by the Commission for stations that appear on a pre-approved list.

NAB and MSTV propose the following approach. At the outset, most analog stations now operating on low VHF channels 2-6 should be eligible for Nightlight operations. While these stations make up a majority of analog facilities, there will be relatively few digital stations occupying these channels. Accordingly there will be few chances for either co-channel or adjacent channel interference. We also believe the

Commission can create a list of eligible stations based on co-channel and adjacent

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channel separations that will allow more stations to participate in the Nightlight program.

For example, using a 170 km separation standard for co-channel spacing will allow more stations to participate in the program. We attach a list of eligible stations based on 170 km co-channel spacing. In addition, in those situations where the Commission has granted special temporary authority (“STA”) for stations to continue digital operations on their temporary in-core channel after February 18, 2009, and return digital operations to their analog channel after the transition, it could permit those stations to use their analog channels as Nightlight channels during this period.8

We recognize that employing this standard may allow more interference to occur than the Commission’s current proposal. Nonetheless, the potential for interference at the outer edges of a station’s service area must be balanced against the need for DTV and emergency information throughout a station’s entire market. In addition, the separations we propose approximate the separations currently used for DTV stations, thereby reducing the potential for significant interference. We also note that the interference that may be caused, if any, is not permanent. At most it would occur for a temporary 30 day period.9 Moreover, if interference does occur it can be detected easily

8 We understand the FCC is in the process of granting applications for STAs that will allow some stations to remain operating on their interim channels for some period after February 18, 2009, and move to their final channel (old analog channel number) at a later date. At this point in time, we do not have a complete list of all stations that have been granted these STAs, and they are not included in the attached list. Nonetheless, we urge the FCC to include stations in these situations on the final list of eligible stations.

9 While many stations may voluntarily decide to operate as a Nightlight station for the entire 30 day period, some stations may decide to operate for a shorter period of time. Indeed, depending on the success of the transition to a particular local market, a station should have the option to operate as a nightlight station for less than 30 days. This would further reduce any potential for interference.

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and corrected by having the Nightlight stations reduce power. On balance we believe this approach will provide the necessary protection against interference, allow more stations to participate in the Nightlight program and reduce the cumbersome procedures that will discourage stations from participating in the program.

III. Streamlining the Application Process.

To encourage stations to voluntarily participate in the “Analog Nightlight”

program, we respectfully request the Commission waive its requirement that stations

listed in the Notice’s Appendix A file an update to their Transition Status Report (FCC

Form 387). Notice at ¶ 18. Such a requirement is duplicative of the STA applications

stations must file in order to remain on air in the “Analog Nightlight” program. In

addition, the cost for this filing is substantial and could be a disincentive for voluntary

service.

NAB and MSTV applaud the Commission’s decision to waive the STA filing fees

to “encourage and hasten participation.” Id. Streamlining the application process to a

single filing will accomplish this same result. NAB and MSTV strongly urge the

Commission to also adopt this approach for the expanded list of stations identified in

Section II, in lieu of the multistep engineering STA notifications, comment filings and

Form 387 filings articulated in paragraphs 20-22 of the Notice.

IV. Content, Captioning and Emergency Information.

Finally, we agree that the Commission’s should refrain from mandating the

precise content that stations continuing to broadcast in analog must air, and that

examples articulated by the Commission in paragraph 28 of the Notice are appropriate

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suggestions for Nightlight programming.10 Broadcasters supported the Act, and, as detailed in these comments, are already committed to airing an informational video that fulfills the terms of the Act and Congress’ intent. Stations should have the flexibility to present the information in a way that is most useful and accessible to consumers.

The Commission tentatively concludes that the broadcast of information concerning the DTV transition may be made with either open or closed captioning.

Notice at ¶ 29. We agree. Such flexibility will allow broadcasters to tailor programming to suit the needs of their DMA, including adding any programming subsequent to the distribution of the NAB-produced video loop. Additionally, the NAB-produced video will be aurally accessible, to ensure that those who are blind or have low vision, receive all pertinent information. We commend our fellow members of the Consumer Advisory

Committee who have raised this issue directly with us. As for emergency information, pursuant to Section 79.2(b)(ii) and (iii) of the Commission’s existing rules, stations must make emergency information accessible not only to individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing but also to individuals who are blind.

V. Conclusion.

Broadcasters are committed to the successful completion of the DTV transition and look forward to working closely with the Commission in the coming weeks as we

10 Indeed, so long as broadcasters air the information set forth in the statute, the Commission has no further authority to require stations to air particular language or to present the content in a particular manner. The Act does not impose such requirements, and does not direct the Commission to do so either. Such requirements could raise First Amendment questions, and, in any event, further specifications would be wholly unnecessary and counterproductive. See, e.g., Riley v. Nat’l Fed’n of the Blind of N.C., Inc. 487 U.S. 781, 797 (1988) (the First Amendment protects “the decision of both what to say and what not to say”).

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implement the Analog Nightlight service, the national hotline, and educate consumers

about the steps they will need to take to upgrade. NAB and MSTV are not alone in this

effort. The FCC, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration

(“NTIA”), MVPDs, consumer electronic manufacturers and retailers and our DTV

coalition partners all play important roles in ensuring a successful transition. For the

foregoing reasons, we urge the Commission to implement the recommendations

articulated above to refrain from further content requirements, expand the stations

eligible to participate in the program and streamline the application process.

Respectfully submitted,

David L. Donovan Jane E. Mago ASSOCIATION FOR MAXIMUM Jerianne Timmerman SERVICE TELEVISION, INC. Ann West Bobeck 4100 Wisconsin Avenue NW NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF Washington DC 20016 BROADCASTERS (202) 966-1956 1771 N Street NW Washington DC 20036 (202) 429-5430

January 5, 2009

10 For Immediate Release Contact: Shermaze Ingram December 16, 2008 202-429-5477 [email protected]

Linda Yun 202-429-4190 [email protected]

NAB Pledges to Establish National Hotline for Digital TV Transition Broadcasters launch additional efforts to assist viewers

WASHINGTON – The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced that it will create a national hotline to answer calls from consumers about the upcoming transition to digital television (DTV).

The toll-free national hotline will serve as an important resource for viewers seeking general information about the DTV transition or the Commerce Department’s TV Converter Box Coupon Program. It will also provide additional resources for pay television service subscribers and consumers with technical questions related to converter boxes and installation.

Based on the results from the September 8 analog shut-off experiment in Wilmington, North Carolina, and the analog shut-off tests already conducted by more than 400 local television stations, NAB anticipates there will be approximately two million calls from viewers during the five days following February 17, roughly half of which would occur on February 18.

And with the recent passage of legislation to voluntarily extend analog broadcasting of DTV-related information for 30 days after February 17 where technically feasible, NAB has proposed broadcasting a brief DTV educational video that can replay on local television station analog broadcasts nationwide throughout the days after the transition. NAB will produce and distribute this program, which will address common questions received from viewers in the Wilmington experiment and other DTV readiness testing.

“Establishing a plan to respond to consumer questions about the DTV transition is another example of the broadcast industry’s continuing leadership and unwavering commitment to help Americans prepare for the historic transition to digital television,” said NAB President and CEO David K. Rehr. “Utilizing the airwaves, numerous grassroots and marketing initiatives and now a nationwide hotline, NAB and broadcasters are doing everything possible to ensure a smooth transition for all viewers across the nation.”

The NAB hotline will supplement DTV hotlines sponsored by local television stations, state broadcast associations, pay television service providers, the Commerce Department’s coupon program and the Federal Communications Commission.

The instructional video that is being developed by NAB will attempt to answer frequently asked viewer questions on such topics as converter box installation, rescanning, antenna positioning and general DTV transition questions, among other issues. At the end, the video will promote the toll-free national hotline number and regional numbers where applicable. NAB outlined these commitments in a letter to President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team, which can be viewed at www.dtvanswers.com/presskit.

Multiple efforts to educate consumers are underway across the country as part of NAB’s more than $1 billion DTV campaign to inform and help consumers prepare their homes for the transition. As required by law, all full-power television stations must transition from analog to exclusively digital broadcasting by February 17, 2009. Viewers who rely on antennas to watch free broadcast television must take the necessary steps to upgrade their television sets or risk losing reception after that date.

About NAB The National Association of Broadcasters is the premier advocacy association for America's broadcasters. As the voice of more than 8,300 radio and television stations, NAB advances their interests in legislative, regulatory and public affairs. Through advocacy, education and innovation, NAB enables broadcasters to best serve their communities, strengthen their businesses and seize new opportunities in the digital age. Learn more at www.nab.org.

About DTVAnswers.com DTVAnswers.com is the official Web site of the National Association of Broadcasters' digital television (DTV) transition campaign. Launched in January 2007, the DTV campaign’s mission is to ensure that no consumer is left unprepared, due to lack of information, for the February 17, 2009, federally mandated transition from analog to digital broadcasting.

### Proposed Nightlight Station List Pre‐Transition Analog Channels Potentially Available for Post‐Transition Beacons Based on Co‐channel Separation of 170 km Adjacent Channel < 20 km & > 90 km (Separation only checked toward Post‐Transition Allotments & Proposed Channel Changes)

CHANNEL CITY STATE CALL DMA RANK DMA NAME 2 NEW YORK NY WCBS‐TV 1 New York 4 NEW YORK NY WNBC 1 New York 5 NEW YORK NY WNYW 1 New York 2 LOS ANGELES CA KCBS‐TV 2 Los Angeles 4 LOS ANGELES CA KNBC 2 Los Angeles 5 LOS ANGELES CA KTLA 2 Los Angeles 22 LOS ANGELES CA KWHY‐TV 2 Los Angeles 40 SANTA ANA CA KTBN‐TV 2 Los Angeles 2 CHICAGO IL WBBM‐TV 3 Chicago 9 CHICAGO IL WGN‐TV 3 Chicago 11 CHICAGO IL WTTW 3 Chicago 20 CHICAGO IL WYCC 3 Chicago 26 CHICAGO IL WCIU‐TV 3 Chicago 32 CHICAGO IL WFLD 3 Chicago 44 CHICAGO IL WSNS‐TV 3 Chicago 3 PHILADELPHIA PA KYW‐TV 4 Philadelphia 2 BOSTON MA WGBH‐TV 5 Boston (Manchester) 4 BOSTON MA WBZ‐TV 5 Boston (Manchester) 5 BOSTON MA WCVB‐TV 5 Boston (Manchester) 38 BOSTON MA WSBK‐TV 5 Boston (Manchester) 44 BOSTON MA WGBX‐TV 5 Boston (Manchester) 2 OAKLAND CA KTVU 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 4 SAN FRANCISCO CA KRON‐TV 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 5 SAN FRANCISCO CA KPIX‐TV 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 11 SAN JOSE CA KNTV 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 20 SAN FRANCISCO CA KOFY‐TV 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 22 COTATI CA KRCB 6 San Francisco‐Oak‐San Jose 2 DENTON TX KDTN 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 4 DALLAS TX KDFW 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 5 FORT WORTH TX KXAS‐TV 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 13 DALLAS TX KERA‐TV 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 21 FORT WORTH TX KTXA 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 27 DALLAS TX KDFI 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 29 DECATUR TX KMPX 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 33 DALLAS TX KDAF 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 49 IRVING TX KSTR‐TV 7 Dallas‐Ft. Worth 4 WASHINGTON DC WRC‐TV 8 Washington, DC 5 WASHINGTON DC WTTG 8 Washington, DC 14 ARLINGTON VA WFDC‐TV 8 Washington, DC 20 WASHINGTON DC WDCA 8 Washington, DC 2 ATLANTA GA WSB‐TV 9 Atlanta 5 ATLANTA GA WAGA 9 Atlanta 14 ROME GA WPXA 9 Atlanta 17 ATLANTA GA WPCH‐TV 9 Atlanta 30 ATLANTA GA WPBA 9 Atlanta 34 ATHENS GA WUVG‐TV 9 Atlanta 36 ATLANTA GA WATL 9 Atlanta 46 ATLANTA GA WGCL‐TV 9 Atlanta 2 DETROIT MI WJBK 10 Detroit 4 DETROIT MI WDIV‐TV 10 Detroit 20 DETROIT MI WMYD 10 Detroit 50 DETROIT MI WKBD 10 Detroit 2 HOUSTON TX KPRC‐TV 11 Houston 3 BRYAN TX KBTX‐TV 11 Houston 14 HOUSTON TX KETH‐TV 11 Houston 20 HOUSTON TX KTXH 11 Houston 22 GALVESTON TX KLTJ 11 Houston 39 HOUSTON TX KIAH 11 Houston 49 CONROE TX KPXB 11 Houston 51 KATY TX KNWS‐TV 11 Houston 4 SEATTLE WA KOMO‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 5 SEATTLE WA KING‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 7 SEATTLE WA KIRO‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 12 BELLINGHAM WA KVOS‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 16 EVERETT WA KONG‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 20 TACOMA WA KTBW‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 22 SEATTLE WA KMYQ 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 24 BELLINGHAM WA KBCB 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 28 TACOMA WA KBTC‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 45 SEATTLE WA KHCV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 51 BELLEVUE WA KUNS‐TV 12 Seattle‐Tacoma 3 TAMPA FL WEDU 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 8 TAMPA FL WFLA‐TV 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 16 TAMPA FL WUSF‐TV 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 28 TAMPA FL WFTS‐TV 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 32 LAKELAND FL WMOR‐TV 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 50 TAMPA FL WFTT‐TV 13 Tampa‐St. Pete (Sarasota) 2 ST. PAUL MN KTCA‐TV 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 4 MINNEAPOLIS MN WCCO‐TV 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 5 ST. PAUL MN KSTP‐TV 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 17 ST. PAUL MN KTCI‐TV 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 23 MINNEAPOLIS MN WUCW 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 28 MENOMONIE WI WHWC‐TV 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 41 ST. CLOUD MN KPXM 14 Minneapolis‐St. Paul 3 PHOENIX AZ KTVK 15 Phoenix (Prescott), 5 PHOENIX AZ KPHO‐TV 15 Phoenix (Prescott), 21 PHOENIX AZ KPAZ‐TV 15 Phoenix (Prescott), 45 PHOENIX AZ KUTP 15 Phoenix (Prescott), 3 CLEVELAND OH WKYC‐TV 16 Cleveland‐Akron (Canton) 5 CLEVELAND OH WEWS‐TV 16 Cleveland‐Akron (Canton) 19 SHAKER HEIGHTS OH WOIO 16 Cleveland‐Akron (Canton) 25 CLEVELAND OH WVIZ 16 Cleveland‐Akron (Canton) 2 MIAMI FL WPBT 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 2 SAN JUAN PR WKAQ‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 3 MAYAGUEZ PR WIPM‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 4 MIAMI FL WFOR‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 4 SAN JUAN PR WAPA‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 5 MAYAGUEZ PR WORA‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 6 MIAMI FL WTVJ 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 6 SAN JUAN PR WIPR‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 8 CHRISTIANSTED, ST. C VI WSVI 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 17 MIAMI FL WLRN‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 20 PONCE PR WKPV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 22 KEY WEST FL WSBS‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 24 SAN JUAN PR WJPX 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 33 MIAMI FL WBFS‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 36 BAYAMON PR WDWL 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 39 MIAMI FL WSFL‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 39 CHRISTIANSTED VI WCVI‐TV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 44 AGUADILLA PR WVEO 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 51 FORT LAUDERDALE FL WSCV 17 Miami‐Ft. Lauderdale 2 DENVER CO KWGN‐TV 18 Denver 4 DENVER CO KCNC‐TV 18 Denver 6 DENVER CO KRMA‐TV 18 Denver 12 BROOMFIELD CO KBDI‐TV 18 Denver 14 BOULDER CO KTFD‐TV 18 Denver 20 DENVER CO KTVD 18 Denver 24 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS CO KRMZ 18 Denver 25 LONGMONT CO KDEN 18 Denver 31 DENVER CO KDVR 18 Denver 41 DENVER CO KRMT 18 Denver 50 DENVER CO KCEC 18 Denver 3 SACRAMENTO CA KCRA‐TV 19 Sacramento‐Stktn‐Modesto 6 SACRAMENTO CA KVIE 19 Sacramento‐Stktn‐Modesto 2 DAYTONA BEACH FL WESH 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 6 ORLANDO FL WKMG‐TV 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 9 ORLANDO FL WFTV 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 15 NEW SMYRNA BEACH FL WDSC‐TV 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 18 CLERMONT FL WKCF 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 24 ORLANDO FL WMFE‐TV 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 35 ORLANDO FL WOFL 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 45 LEESBURG FL WTGL 20 Orlando‐Daytona Bch‐Melbrn 2 ST. LOUIS MO KTVI 21 St. Louis 4 ST. LOUIS MO KMOV 21 St. Louis 5ST LOUIS MO KSDK 21 St. Louis 9 ST. LOUIS MO KETC 21 St. Louis 11 ST. LOUIS MO KPLR‐TV 21 St. Louis 30 ST. LOUIS MO KDNL‐TV 21 St. Louis 46 EAST ST. LOUIS IL WRBU 21 St. Louis 2 PITTSBURGH PA KDKA‐TV 22 Pittsburgh 4 PITTSBURGH PA WTAE‐TV 22 Pittsburgh 16 PITTSBURGH PA WQEX 22 Pittsburgh 22 PITTSBURGH PA WPMY 22 Pittsburgh 40 GREENSBURG PA WPCB‐TV 22 Pittsburgh 2 BALTIMORE MD WMAR‐TV 23 Baltimore 22 ANNAPOLIS MD WMPT 23 Baltimore 45 BALTIMORE MD WBFF 23 Baltimore 2 PORTLAND OR KATU 24 Portland 6 PORTLAND OR KOIN 24 Portland 15 CENTRALIA WA KCKA 24 Portland 24 PORTLAND OR KNMT 24 Portland 49 VANCOUVER WA KPDX 24 Portland 4 BLOOMINGTON IN WTTV 25 Indianapolis 6 INDIANAPOLIS IN WRTV 25 Indianapolis 8 INDIANAPOLIS IN WISH‐TV 25 Indianapolis 49 MUNCIE IN WIPB 25 Indianapolis 15 SAN DIEGO CA KPBS 26 San Diego 39 SAN DIEGO CA KNSD 26 San Diego 51 SAN DIEGO CA KUSI‐TV 26 San Diego 3 HARTFORD CT WFSB 27 Hartford & New Haven 3 CHARLOTTE NC WBTV 28 Charlotte 30 ROCK HILL SC WNSC‐TV 28 Charlotte 42 CHARLOTTE NC WTVI 28 Charlotte 46 BELMONT NC WJZY 28 Charlotte 4 CHAPEL HILL NC WUNC‐TV 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 5 RALEIGH NC WRAL‐TV 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 22 RALEIGH NC WLFL 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 30 WILSON NC WRAY‐TV 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 40 FAYETTEVILLE NC WUVC‐TV 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 50 RALEIGH NC WRAZ 29 Raleigh‐Durham (Fayetvlle) 2 NASHVILLE TN WKRN‐TV 30 Nashville 4 NASHVILLE TN WSMV‐TV 30 Nashville 17 NASHVILLE TN WZTV 30 Nashville 30 NASHVILLE TN WUXP‐TV 30 Nashville 39 MURFREESBORO TN WHTN 30 Nashville 4 KANSAS CITY MO WDAF‐TV 31 Kansas City 5 KANSAS CITY MO KCTV 31 Kansas City 19 KANSAS CITY MO KCPT 31 Kansas City 38 LAWRENCE KS KMCI 31 Kansas City 50 KANSAS CITY MO KPXE 31 Kansas City 4 MILWAUKEE WI WTMJ‐TV 32 Milwaukee 6 MILWAUKEE WI WITI 32 Milwaukee 10 MILWAUKEE WI WMVS 32 Milwaukee 30 MILWAUKEE WI WVCY‐TV 32 Milwaukee 5 CINCINNATI OH WLWT 33 Cincinnati 19 NEWPORT KY WXIX‐TV 33 Cincinnati 4 COLUMBUS OH WCMH‐TV 34 Columbus 6 COLUMBUS OH WSYX 34 Columbus 34 COLUMBUS OH WOSU‐TV 34 Columbus 4 GREENVILLE SC WYFF 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 29 GREENVILLE SC WNTV 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 32 TOCCOA GA WNEG‐TV 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 33 ASHEVILLE NC WUNF‐TV 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 38 GREENWOOD SC WNEH 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 49 SPARTANBURG SC WRET‐TV 35 Greenvll‐Spart‐Ashevll‐And 2 SALT LAKE CITY UT KUTV 36 Salt Lake City 3 PRICE UT KCBU 36 Salt Lake City 4 SALT LAKE CITY UT KTVX 36 Salt Lake City 5 SALT LAKE CITY UT KSL‐TV 36 Salt Lake City 6 ELY NV KBNY 36 Salt Lake City 7 SALT LAKE CITY UT KUED 36 Salt Lake City 9 OGDEN UT KUEN 36 Salt Lake City 14 SALT LAKE CITY UT KJZZ‐TV 36 Salt Lake City 16 PROVO UT KUPX 36 Salt Lake City 30 OGDEN UT KUCW 36 Salt Lake City 2 FREDERICKSBURG TX KCWX 37 San Antonio 4 SAN ANTONIO TX WOAI‐TV 37 San Antonio 10 DEL RIO TX KTRG 37 San Antonio 23 SAN ANTONIO TX KHCE‐TV 37 San Antonio 29 SAN ANTONIO TX KABB 37 San Antonio 35 KERRVILLE TX KMYS 37 San Antonio 3 KALAMAZOO MI WWMT 38 Grand Rapids‐Kalmzoo‐B.Crk 17 GRAND RAPIDS MI WXMI 38 Grand Rapids‐Kalmzoo‐B.Crk 5 WEST PALM BEACH FL WPTV 39 West Palm Beach‐Ft. Pierce 21 FORT PIERCE FL WTCE‐TV 39 West Palm Beach‐Ft. Pierce 25 TEQUESTA FL WPBF 39 West Palm Beach‐Ft. 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WQOW‐TV 127 La Crosse‐Eau Claire 19 LACROSSE WI WXOW‐TV 127 La Crosse‐Eau Claire 25 LA CROSSE WI WLAX 127 La Crosse‐Eau Claire 31 LA CROSSE WI WHLA‐TV 127 La Crosse‐Eau Claire 17 BAKERSFIELD CA KGET‐TV 128 Bakersfield 3 CORPUS CHRISTI TX KIII 129 Corpus Christi 6 CORPUS CHRISTI TX KRIS‐TV 129 Corpus Christi 16 CORPUS CHRISTI TX KEDT 129 Corpus Christi 28 CORPUS CHRISTI TX KORO 129 Corpus Christi 2 AMARILLO TX KACV‐TV 130 Amarillo 3 LAKIN KS KSWK 130 Amarillo 4 AMARILLO TX KAMR‐TV 130 Amarillo 14 AMARILLO TX KCIT 130 Amarillo 12 CHICO CA KHSL‐TV 131 Chico‐Redding 30 PARADISE CA KCVU 131 Chico‐Redding 2 MISSISSIPPI STATE MS WMAB‐TV 132 Columbus‐Tupelo‐West Point 4 COLUMBUS MS WCBI‐TV 132 Columbus‐Tupelo‐West Point 27 WEST POINT MS WLOV‐TV 132 Columbus‐Tupelo‐West Point 4 CRANDON WI WBIJ 133 Wausau‐Rhinelander 20 WAUSAU WI WHRM‐TV 133 Wausau‐Rhinelander 34 EAGLE RIVER WI WYOW 133 Wausau‐Rhinelander 17 ROCKFORD IL WTVO 134 Rockford 39 ROCKFORD IL WQRF‐TV 134 Rockford 14 WEST MONROE LA KARD 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