WTVT – Tampa, FL This Report Covers the Time Period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (Except Where Otherwise Specifically Noted)

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WTVT – Tampa, FL This report covers the time period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

I. PROGRAMMING:

a. Local Newscasts: WTVT airs 52½ hours of local news each week, at the following times: Monday – Friday: 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday: 12 noon – 1 p.m. Monday – Friday: 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. Monday – Sunday: 10 p.m.. – 11 p.m. Monday – Friday: 11 p.m. – 11:35 p.m. (effective 12/12/05) Saturday – Sunday: 7 a.m. – 9 a.m. Saturday – Sunday: 6 a.m. – 9 a.m. (effective 8/26/06) Saturday – Sunday: 6 p.m. – 7 p.m.

In 36% of these time periods, WTVT is the exclusive provider of local news.

b. Breaking News: WTVT broke into and/or preempted regularly scheduled programming on numerous occasions during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extended reporting on severe wea ther warnings, amber alerts, school closings, and other emergencies. A comprehensive list of cut‐ins and crawls is attached as Exhibit 1.

c. Local News Stories: Provided below is a brief summary of important local news stories and recurring segment shows that aired during the report period:

i. Consumer Lawyer: FOX13 has a consumer lawyer on staff to assist viewers with consumer problems. Some examples of stories aired are as follows: • Ford Motor update 11/1/05): Local Ford owners’ vehicles are bursting into flames • New car smells (11/7/05): Car makers are researching the toxicity of scents • TJ Maxx’s Peridot (11/9/05): Local investigation shows that half the stones are fakes.

ii. FOX13’s Investigative Team: Examples of stories aired by the “I‐ Team” during the report period are: • No Sunshine on the Skyway (11/28/05): An examination of the current shabby condition of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge and its maintenance. • School Zone or Speed Trap? (2/22/2006): A look at how police in a small town are bending the rules to write speeding tickets • Need Painkillers? (5/22/2006): We go inside a pain clinic passing out prescriptions to addicts. The day of our story, the clinic is busted. • Gouged before the Storm (7/16/2007): A city‐run gas company is trying to make extra money off customers who are preparing for a hurricane

A comprehensive list of the station’s local news stories is attached hereto as Exhibit 2.

d. Public Affairs Programming: WTVT broadcasts Your Turn, a Monday to Friday, 30‐minute program that covers issues of the day, including interviews with newsmakers and panel discussions. A sample of programs aired during the report period is: • Building a Hurricane House (1/10/06): A look at the new technologies that can be used to build a house that can withstand a Category 4 hurricane. • Interview with radio talk show host Michael Medved, author of "Right Turns: Unconventional Lessons from a Controversial Life" and "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time" • John Fitzgibbons, Debra LaFave's attorney (teacher accused of an intimate relationship with a student), speaks out after reaching a plea agreement with authorities.

WTVT also broadcasts Fox News Sunday and America’s Black Forum, a 30‐ minute syndicated program that addresses African American issues. A list of all public affairs programming is attached as Exhibit 3.

e. Political Programming:

i. Your Turn, a weekly in‐studio produced program, covers political issues of the day, including interviews with elected officials and panel discussions. Recent topics on Your Turn have included: • Imperial Grunts: The American Military on the Ground (11/1/05): Robert Kaplan, veteran correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly, discusses his new book that details stories 3

of the "new" American soldier, small elite groups carrying out covert missions across the globe. • Reporting from the Front Lines (11/3/05): FOX13 Reporter Mark Wilson and Photojournalist Coy Hopson just back from their trip to Iraq

ii. Political Coverage: WTVT has developed extensive coverage to political issues important to its viewers, including a visit by President Bush stumping for local Republican candidates, voter registration drive in Hillsborough County, numerous tax issues (property, education, etc.) and amending the city’s noise ordinance.

iii. Coverage of Town Hall Meetings, Debates and Public Forums: • Immigration debate on English only law (7/1/06) • Gubernatorial Forum in St. Petersburg, FL (7/7/07) • In‐studio debate between Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Jim Davis and Rod Wilson • Debate between Florida Attorney General candidates

Attached hereto as Exhibit 4 is a detailed list of WTVT’s political programming.

f. Awards and Recognition:

6 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards (2007) 2 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards (2006) 2 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards (2005) Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists Griot Drum Award (2006, 2007) Society of Professional Journalists Sunshine State Award (2007) 4 Society of Professional Journalists Sunshine State Awards (2005) National Press Photographer’s Association, Best of Journalism Award (2005) 2006 Edward R. Murrow Regional Award (2006) Florida AP Broadcasters Competition Winners (2007) Tampa Bay Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Public Service Award (2005)

A comprehensive list of awards received is attached as Exhibit 5. Letters of Appreciation from members of the community are attached as Exhibit 5A‐C.

III. PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (PSAs)

For the period January 8‐21, 2007, 63 minutes of PSAs were aired. Topics included V‐Chip; educating parents about blocking TV content, seatbelt safety, after school programs, drunk driving prevention, online sexual predators, kids car seat safety, and adoption.

For the week of June 11‐24, 2007, 65 minutes of PSAs were aired. Topics included V‐Chip; educating parents about blocking TV content, seatbelt safety, after school programs, drunk driving prevention, online sexual predators, kids car seat safety, and adoption.

A comprehensive list of PSAs broadcast by WTVT is attached as Exhibit 6.

IV. PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY

WTVT is committed to hearing from members of the community, and affords its viewers with many ways to share their thoughts and opinions. Included in these are: • Your Turn, a regular segment during WTVT’s noon newscast which allows viewers to call‐in and participate in the daily discussion • WTVT’s website includes links for e‐mailing the station, including: “Story Ideas,” “News Feedback,” “Your Turn,” “Community Events,” “FOX13 Invesitgates,” “What’s Right with Tampa Bay,” “Breaking News/Tips,” “Consumer Lawyer,” and “Programming Questions.” • WTVT placed newspaper ads celebrating Black History Month in 2006 and 2007 in the Florida Sentinel Bulletin, a local paper serving the African‐ American community. WTVT also placed an ad celebrating Hispanic Heritage in 2007 on La Gaceta, a local paper serving a multi‐cultural audience, including Hispanics • WTVT was involved in numerous outreach initiatives, including a mentoring program to identify and implement career ladder promotional avenues, internship programs in news, weather and sales available to college students, sponsoring and participating in ThirTEEN magazine, a weekly newscast aired on WTVT produced by local high school students, and hosting, co‐sponsoring or participating in job fairs, conventions, career days, workshops and similar activities sponsored by organizations representing groups interested in broadcast employment issues. 5

Station Employees participate as directors or members in many community organizations and diversity organizations such as: • Member, National Association of Black Journalists • Board Member, Crimestoppers • President, West Central Florida Chapter American Meteorological Society • Contributing member ‐ Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center • Member, Investigative Reporters and Editors • Emcee, 2005 Veteran’s Day Observations on SS American Victory • Speaker, The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission • Celebrity Auctioneer, ART FORLIFE

A comprehensive list of the station’s participation in the community and ascertainments is attached as Exhibit 7.

V. WEBSITE:

MyFoxTampaBay (MFTB) The station's Web site, MyFoxNY.com, has a mission dedicated to providing prompt delivery of localized information to its viewing audience. News segments from every newscast are posted daily. Stories are updated frequently, and web‐exclusive stories are posted daily. Developing stories that include detours, evacuations, closings, or other emergency information are published into prominent places on the website and often include more details than can be shared on the air. Every video package aired on FOX13 is saved on MFTB for on‐demand streaming video access.

The weather section on MFTB includes current conditions, a text‐based seven‐ day forecast, animated radar and satellite imagery, live severe weather watches and warnings, storm trackers, and marine weather conditions. The ten radar views are the most powerful offered in the U.S. and are accessible 24/7 on MFTB. There is a new video forecast published for on‐demand access five times a day, and more frequently during threatening weather. FOX13 meteorologists participate in live online chats, allowing viewers to question them directly about local weather topics. They also post blogs several times a week. The website also offers a special text and video‐based hurricane preparation guide for pre‐ season preparation and storm‐specific information (when necessary). This information is broken down on a county‐by‐county and town‐by‐town basis.

MFTB includes a live traffic map that is updated throughout the day with traffic slowdowns, accidents, closures, detours, and other travel‐related information. The website also contains a section that allows travelers in the Tampa Bay area to check flight delays and cancellations at local and national airports. "Traffic" is one of six main blog sections. WTVT’s traffic reporter posts several blogs each 6

week with details about current and future road construction projects. It also allows viewers to post their own thoughts about traffic problems, solutions, and coverage.

The local professional and collegiate sports teams' games, stats, players, and more are all provided in text form, but the focus of the online page is primarily on high school sports. The Athlete of the Week segment is saved in video form, viewers are encouraged to submit their own nominees. FoxHilitesTampaBay.com allows viewers to upload their own high school sports videos

An entire section of MFTB is devoted to local and national election coverage. This includes both text‐ and video‐based political news stories from Florida and around the country (an average of five per day). The candidate matchmaker helps viewers identify which presidential candidate matches their views. The candidate tracker feature allows viewers to read news only about a particular candidate of their choosing. The page also includes county‐specific information about registering to vote and where to vote. Live election results from the county, state, and federal level are made available on election night.

MFTB offers a calendar of non‐profit community events, and gives viewers the ability to email their event to the station for inclusion on the calendar.

There is a special version of MFTB that is automatically delivered to cell phones and mobile devices when they access the website on those platforms. Information relayed includes news, weather, sports, and traffic information. Users have the ability to download local radar images and other live weather information directly to their mobile devices.

The blog section of MFTB is one of the main sections of the site. It includes topical sections for news, weather, sports, traffic, politics, and entertainment. FOX13 anchors and reporters post blogs every day and invite viewer comments. In addition, more than 5,000 registered bloggers contribute their own blogs and comments. The best blogs, from both staff and viewers, are highlighted on the main page. The blog section also includes a message board section. MFTB offers viewers the opportunity to download 'widgets,' pre‐loaded programs that live on a user's desktop and automatically pull in headlines, weather updates, and other localized information.

EXHIBIT 1 WTVT – TAMPA, FL BREAKING NEWS AND CUT‐INS

11/02/05 BN – 12:05pm until 4pm, Hurricane Wilma info every 15 minutes 11/05/05 BN – 5:08‐6:46pm 11/17/05 BN – Live cut‐in Carly Brucia verdict 3p‐3:26p 11/22/05 BN – 10:48a‐11:08a 12/01/05 BN – 8:45p Carly Brucia trial 12/06/05 BN – 3:30‐3:35p Al Arian trial 12/27/05 BN – 1:15‐1:22p Dungy funeral 02/03/06 WX – Crawls 15’s & 45’s 9:15a‐11:32a; Flash flood warning 03/30/06 BN – Crawls beginning at 1:56pm regarding barge into Gandy Bridge 04/09/06 WX – Crawls 3:24, 3:38, 4:39, 5:02pm 05/03/06 BN – Crawl Maussaroui verdict 4:37‐4:38p 05/08/06 BN – Brush fire crawls 3:03‐3:30, 3:49p – cut‐in 3:45‐3:47p 05/28/06 WX – T‐Storms until 5p 06/01/06 WX – Crawls until 4:30p 06/10/06 WX – Crawls Tropical depression 06/11/06 WX – Tropical depression 9:45a‐12:04p; 11p‐5a Tropical Storm Alberto 06/12/06 WX – Tornado warning 6:48‐7:15, 7:46‐8:15; Alberto all day 06/21/06 WX – Waterspout 7:26‐7:28; 7:30‐7:32 06/24/06 WX ‐ Tornado crawls 3:10‐3:30p; 3:59‐4:30p 07/01/06 BN – Crawl that shuttle launch cancelled 07/02/06 BN – Crawl that shuttle launch cancelled 07/03/06 WX – Severe weather crawls 4:24p‐4:48p 07/04/06 BN – Shuttle launch; full screen at 2:38p 07/11/06 WX – Crawls 3:43p 07/17/06 BN – Shuttle launch 9:16a; Severe WX 6:35p 07/18/06 WX – Crawls 4:40, 4:48, 4:55 07/19/06 WX – Crawls 12:50‐1p 07/24/06 WX – Crawls Severe T‐Storms 4:13p‐4:45p 07/25/06 WX – Crawls 8:09‐8:45p 07/26/06 WX – Crawls 2:20p; 4:20‐4:21p; 4:39‐4:31p 07/31/06 WX – Crawls 8:37‐8:39p; 8:47‐8:48p; 8:55‐8:56p 08/03/06 BN – Live News 2:36‐2:48; T‐Storm crawls 4:30‐4:31p 08/04/06 WX – Tornado warning 4:43p 08/10/06 BN – Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Hmlnd Security PConf /London Terror 3:01a‐3:29a 8

08/13/06 WX – Crawls 4:44p‐5:15p 08/17/06 WX – Severe T‐Storms crawls 4p‐4:24p 08/29/06 BN – School closings; storm tracking 3:15p‐4:49p 09/03/06 BN – Flood watch crawls 09/08/06 BN – Crawl, shuttle launch scrubbed 09/09/06 BN – Fox Level 2 cut‐in for Shuttle launch 11:10‐11:25a 09/15/06 WX – Severe T‐Storms 7:11p 09/21/06 BN – Shuttle landing 6:19‐6:22a; Local: President leaves 3:05‐3:06p 09/28/06 BN – Manhunt in Polk; Crawls from 1:27p; cut‐ins 2:52‐2:54; 4:19‐4:21p 09/29/06 BN – Manhunt in Polk 9:28‐10:17a 10/04/06 BN – Crawl School robbery 1:52‐1:54 & 2:19‐2:20p 10/09/06 BN – Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Bush/North Korea 9:55‐10:02a 10/30/06 BN – Live bomb in bank 5‐5:30p 11/07/06 WX – Cut‐in 2:51‐2:54p; Crawls starting at 3:41p 11/15/06 WX – Tornado watch crawls 11:58:50p – 3a 12/09/06 BN – Shuttle launch 8:47‐8:49p 12/25/06 WX – Crawls 9:15a‐12:16p 02/01/07 WX – Crawls 12:53a‐5a; Tornado watches 02/02/07 WX – Tornado warning 7:57‐8:15a 02/13/07 WX – T‐Storm warnings/watches 12:58p‐1p 02/23/07 AA – Amber Alert crawl 10:36a every 15 minutes; cut‐in 1:36‐1:46p 02/25/07 BN – Kidnapping 9a‐9:32a (PE FOX News Sunday) 02/27/07 WX – Severe T‐Storm watch 12:23‐12:30p 03/01/07 WX – Tornado Watch crawl 4:33‐4:37p, 4:39‐4:43 (15 & 45’s), 7:18‐7:20p 04/10/07 WX – Crawls/cut‐ins 3:10, 3:17, 3:24 04/15/07 WX – Crawls 8:57a‐11a; cut‐in 9:21‐9:23a 04/16/07 BN – Fox Level 2 cut‐in: VA Tech Shootings 12:53‐12:57; another 4:03pm 05/01/07 BN – President arrives, split screen 6:08‐6:18pm 05/05/07 WX – Severe T‐Storm warning 2:29p every 5 minutes until 3:15p 05/12/07 WX – Severe T‐Storm warning 4:15‐4:45p every 5 minutes 05/19/07 WX – Crawls 3:21‐4p 06/02/07 WX – Tornado watch, high tides, road closures 06/07/07 WX – Crawls 4:30‐7p 06/09/07 WX – Severe T‐Storms until 7p 06/10/07 WX – Severe T‐Storm 4:15‐8p 06/12/07 WX – T‐Storms 11:31a; Marine warnings 2:55a‐3:30a 06/13/07 WX – T‐Storms 11:29a‐7p, 15’s & 45’s 06/18/07 WX – Crawls 2p:10‐3p 06/22/07 BN – Shuttle landing 3:48‐3:50p 06/27/07 WX – Marine weather crawls 3:34‐4:30p 06/28/07 WX – Marine warning crawls 4p‐4:30p 07/14/07 WX – Crawls 2:51‐3:15p 07/16/07 WX – Severe T‐Storm warnings 4:32‐7:15p 07/17/07 BN – Cut‐in AMTRAK train accident 3:48‐3:50p; Severe T‐Storms 4:40p 9

07/18/07 WX – Crawls 7:01p‐7:30p 07/19/07 WX – Crawls 3:41‐4:15p 07/20/07 WX – Crawls Severe T‐Storms 4:43‐4:49p 07/21/07 WX – Crawls Severe T‐Storms 11:21a – 9p 07/22/07 WX – Crawls Severe T‐Storms 3:06‐3:45p 07/24/07 WX ‐ Tornado Warning for Highlands, crawls from 3:45‐4:15pm 07/24/07 WX – Cut‐in 3:41p; 3:45‐4:15p 08/28/07 BN ‐ Plane Crash in Zephyrhills 7:29pm (1:43) 08/31/07 WX – T‐Storms per Viper 09/02/07 WX ‐ Severe T‐Storm for Polk 4:22‐4:33pm 09/12/07 WX ‐ Severe T‐Storm for Hillsborough County until 7:30p 10/01/07 AA ‐ Amber Alert every 15 minutes beginning 2:33am 10/08/07 BN ‐ Shooting/School Lockdown 2:11pm‐3:13pm 10/19/07 BN ‐ Overturned Dump Truck 11‐11:10am 10/23/07 BN ‐ Space Shuttle 11:38‐11:43am 10/24/07 WX ‐ Tornado Warning 6:30a‐6:45a

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EXHIBIT 2 WTVT – TAMPA, FL LOCAL NEWS STORIES

a. FOX13 Investigative Team Stories

Small Town Justice: Asleep at the Wheel? 11/10/2005 We raise questions about evidence that sent a black truck driver to prison. Our first story in a long series.

Small Town Justice: NAACP Speaks Out 11/14/2005 The NCAAP speaks out about our investigation into Jean Claude Meus’s trial and conviction.

FEMA Mobile Homes Aren’t Moving 11/15/2005 In the wake of Katrina we look at mobile homes in Florida that are sitting empty and unused.

The Breath Test Goes on Trial 11/21/2005 DUI cases are being overturned because of a loophole lawyers are using to get the breath test tossed out.

No Sunshine on the Skyway 11/28/2005 An examination of the current shabby condition of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge and its maintenance.

Meus Motion 12/13/2005 A lawyer files a motion on behalf of the truck driver.

Meus Witness 12/21/2005 A new witness to the accident comes forward. His account backs up the truck driver’s story.

H & R Cellblock 12/26/2006 Prison inmates are filing fake income tax returns to collect real refunds from the IRS.

A Tragedy on Beer Can Island 2/6/2006 A day of teenage drinking ends with a man killed by a boat propeller. Why was no one was charged?

School Zone or Speed Trap? 2/22/2006 A look at how police in a small town are bending the rules to write speeding tickets.

From Russia without Love 2/28/2006 Russian mail order brides are filing false domestic abuse charges against their husbands to stay in the US.

Small Town Justice: Similar Cases 3/13/2006 We examine the case of a white truck driver involved in a similar accident, but not charged with a crime.

Small Town Justice: Judge Wants Answers 3/23/2006 A judge asks prosecutors to respond to questions raised by our investigation in the form of a motion.

Small Town Justice: FHP’s Diagram 5/1/2006 We reveal that the diagram the jury saw of the accident was not to scale and did not fit the scene.

Ten Years for a Six Pack 5/15/2006 We look at the case of a minor sent to state prison for stealing beer and potato chips.

Need Painkillers? 5/22/2006 We go inside a pain clinic passing out prescriptions to addicts. The day of our story, the clinic is busted.

Small Town Justice: FHP E‐mail Messages 5/24/2006 Internal e‐mails reveal a Florida Highway Patrol commander wants a review of the Meus investigation.

Burned at the Medical Spa 7/03/2006 An investigation reveals the State isn’t doing much to regulate medical spas.

Empty FEMA Trailers 7/10/2006 The federal government can’t use hundreds of FEMA trailers it bought to house hurricane victims.

Drugged and Driving 7/20/2006 A look at how difficult it is for law enforcement to recognize and charge drugged drivers.

Online Romance Scam 7/24/2006 Con men are using the internet to prey on vulnerable women looking for love.

Sunshine on the Skyway: A Plan to Paint 7/25/2006 Florida DOT unveils its plan to repaint the Skyway Bridge.

Small Town Justice: A Setback 8/08/2006 A judge in Hardee County rules against truck driver Jean Claude Meus and his quest for a new trial.

A Professional Courtesy? 11/06/2006 A sheriff’s deputy allows an FHP trooper to drive off after discovering an open container.

Small Town Justice: A Special Report 11/13/2006 A ½ hour special that aired during prime time that examined the flaws in the Jean Claude Meus case.

Pregnant and Drunk 11/22/2006 A pregnant woman is arrested for DUI but the courts can’t stop her from drinking.

Tainted Tissue 11/27/2006 Patients in Florida learn their tissue transplants are part of a body snatching scandal.

Is Crime Really Down in Tampa? 2/1/2007 We question the Police Chief and Mayor’s claims that violent crime rates are plummeting.

Tasered 20 Times 2/5/2007 Should Sarasota Police have used a taser 20 times on a disruptive kid visiting a college campus?

Trooper Traffic School 2/12/2007 We discover an FHP Sgt. is running a traffic school after his bosses called it a conflict of interest.

USF Research Money 2/26/2007 USF is pocketing millions in leftover research money from state and federal programs.

Fish Tales 4/26/2007 Why is the State Attorney General going after restaurants for serving fake grouper but not their suppliers?

Truth or DARE? 5/2/2007 A local “for profit” company is giving the impression it’s a charity raising money for the DARE program.

Airport Insecurity 5/7/2007 Anyone can ride the employee bus across Tampa International’s tarmac without clearing security.

Airport Insecurity 5/8/2007 US Senator Bill Nelson and Congressman Adam Putnam call for Tampa Airport to change its bus system.

Secrets of a Serial Killer? 5/14/2007 Is a man who killed his wife and step daughter in Tampa also a serial killer never caught in the Northeast?

Tampa’s Crime Stats to be Audited 5/12/2007 Following our report, state auditors agree to review Tampa’s crime statistics.

Scared Straight out of School 7/2/2007 The Jessica Lunsford Act is unintentionally keeping DUI offenders from telling their stories in schools.

Airport Insecurity: TSA promises changes 7/12/2007 TSA agrees to make changes to the employee bus system.

Gouged before the Storm 7/16/2007 A city run gas company is trying to make extra money off customers who are preparing for a hurricane.

Agent Black 7/25/2007 Someone called “Agent Black” is offering to help sex offenders change their identities. We unmask him.

13 Times for Chapter 13 7/30/2007 We revisit a couple who has filed Chapter 13 bankruptcy 13 times. Are they abusing the court system?

The “Move It” Billboards 10/4/2007 Why is the director of Highway Safety using tax money to put her picture on billboards across the State?

Toll Cheaters 10/9/2007 We track down the person with the most toll fines in Tampa Bay. He’s on the hook for about $5,000.

Cancer High School? 10/17/2007 The alumni at Bayshore High School are concerned by the numbers of classmates getting cancer.

Who’s in the Driver’s Seat at DHSMV? 10/22/2007 A private company which employs the director’s wife gets a contract to print the state driver’s handbook.

“Cancer High” Alumni Push the State 10/26/2007 Concerned alumni call for the Florida Department of Health to investigate a possible cancer cluster. b. Selected WTVT Stories Regarding Disabilities

Blind Golfer 12/12/05 2:00 Disabled Vet 12/19/05 2:00 Wheelchair Beating 12/20/05 2:00 Disabled Workers 01/09/06 2:00 Blind Newscaster 01/13/06 2:00 Handicap Ground Breaking 01/27/06 2:00 Hurricane Disabled 01/31/06 2:00 Hurricanes and the Disabled 01/31/06 2:00 Disabled Woman 02/04/06 :25 Wheelchair 911 02/20/06 :45 Laughing Handicapped Teen 03/01/06 2:00 Disabled Abuse 03/03/06 :28 Blind Fire Rescue 03/30/06 2:00 Schiavo/Bush 04/03/06 2:00 Wheelchair Taser 04/25/06 :25 Guide Dog Court 07/31/06 2:00 Disabled Cabs 08/10/06 2:00 Disabled Cars 08/10/06 2:00 Hurricane Alzheimer’s 08/20/06 2:00 Homeless Vets 09/13/06 2:00 Handicap Kids 09/20/06 2:00 Disabled Students 10/02/06 1:00 Disability Insurance 10/12/06 2:30 Disabled Artist 10/17/06 2:00 Wheelchairs 11/15/06 2:00 Assisted Living 12/01/06 2:15 Stranded Disabled Driver 12/08/06 2:00 Stranded Disabled 12/08/06 2:00 Shelter Money 02/15/07 2:00 March #1 (March of Dimes) 03/04/07 :30 Blind Musician 03/17/07 2:30 Shelter Proposal 04/11/07 :30 Disabled Money 04/12/07 2:00 Tally Disabled 04/19/07 :40 Noah’s Ark 04/30/07 2:00 PARC Shelters 05/17/07 2:00 Wheelchair and Semi 06/08/07 :50 Handicapped Player 06/13/07 :40 Handicap Play 06/14/07 2:00 Blind Magician 06/28/07 2:00 Blind Pedestrian 10/18/07 :40 Blind Bowler 10/22/07 2:00 Stolen Wheelchair 10/24/07 2:00

EXHIBIT 3 WTVT – TAMPA, FL PUBLIC INTEREST PROGRAMMING a. Locally‐produced Public Interest Stories: In addition regularly scheduled news broadcasts, WTVT airs a broad range of locally produced programming. During the period from 11/1/05‐10/31/07, additional locally‐produced programming included:

FOX13 Magazine (Weekly ½ hour): This educational and informational program educates and informs children between the ages of 13 and 17 about issues pertinent to teens. Written and produced entirely by high school students from Tampa Bay area, FOX13 MAGAZINE gives its young participants an opportunity to write, shoot and report their own news and information packages. The experience allows students from the community learn how to collaborate, listen, observe and think critically.

Bucs NFL Postgames (12 live telecasts): A recap of the day’s Tampa Bay Buccaneer and NFL action.

Chip Carter’s Fish ‘n Chip (4 telecasts, including repeats): FOX13 Sports Director Chip Carter explores sport fishing on the coastal waters of the Tampa Bay area.

Chip Carter’s Inside Track (6 telecasts, including repeats): FOX13 Sports Director Chip Carter provides an inside look behind NASCAR, with driver and team interviews and behind the scenes stories.

Chip Carter’s Road to Daytona (2 telecasts): FOX13 Sports Director Chip Carter previews the Daytona 500 and the NASCAR seasons (aired Feb ’06 & Feb ’07).

Chris’ Crafts (1 telecast): FOX 13 Sports anchor/reporter Chris Field takes a unique look at Tampa Bay's boats, boaters and boat builders who share in one of Florida's favorite pastimes during this half hour.

FOX13 Investigates (1 telecast): A half‐hour special focusing FOX13 Investigations.

Spirit of the Season (3 telecasts, including repeats): FOX13 focuses on local people and organizations involved charitable community work. 17

Surviving the Storm (5 telecasts, including repeats): FOX13's Paul Dellegatto and the FOX13 meteorologists take a look at preparations for the approaching hurricane season and the history and impact of hurricanes, tropical storms, lightning and severe weather in the Tampa Bay region.

Tailgate Sunday/Tailgate Special (24 telecasts) – WTVT’s NFL pregame show hosted by FOX13 Sports Director Chip Carter, who takes a look at the week's upcoming Tampa Bay Buccaneers and NFL action.

Tampa Bay’s Unsolved (1 telecast): A half‐hour special focusing on unsolved crimes in Tampa Bay.

What’s Right with Tampa Bay (3 telecasts, including repeats): FOX13's Kelly Ring takes a look at some of the people making a difference in Tampa Bay. This heartwarming look at uplifting stories from across the Tampa Bay area shows "What's right with Tampa Bay." b. Consumer Affairs Stories‐(FOX13 has a Consumer Lawyer on staff to assist viewers with consumer problems)

11/1/05 CL: FORD MOTOR UPDATE Local Ford owners’ vehicles are bursting into flames

11/3/05 GAMEFLY New service which allows you to rent video games through mail

11/4/05 CHEAP HOLIDAY FARE Airfares from Tampa up 50%

11/7/05 NEW CAR SMELLS Car makers are researching how toxic scents are

11/9/05 TJ MAXX PERIDOT Local investigation shows half the stones are fakes

11/9/05 MORTGAGE INSURANCE Local suit alleging monthly PMI much higher at closing

11/10/05 CREATED GEMS Man made jewelry in demand

11/10/05 MAIL FORWARDING USPS unveils new systems to get you mail after you move 18

11/15/05 MEDICARE PART D / DOLE Bay Area seniors expressing confusion over new plan

11/16/05 05 VS 06 CARS New models might be more cost‐effective than older ones

11/17/05 AERIAL MAPPING Shop for your new homes, by logging onto the web

11/21/05 NEGOTIATING WITH DEBT Collectors have rules under Florida law, and how to negotiate

11/23/05 HAPPY RETURNS Insure your gift is good, with preparing for returns

11/25/05 LEAP FROG PIG PEN Computerized pen that knows what you’re writing

11/25/05 SAFE ONLINE HOLIDAY How to make trouble free purchase and return on the web

11/28/05 TRAVEL SITE DANGER Local consumer gets scammed by foreign web con artist

11/29/05 FORECLOSURE SCAM Local warning about foreclosure scam, including quick claim deeds

11/30/05 GIFT CARDS Pros and cons with two different types of gift cards

2/1/05 EXTENDED WARRANTY Consumer Protection warns extended warranties are limited

12/2/05 CASUAL COMPUTER GAMES Easy computer games trying to hook consumers

12/5/05 KIDS ONLINE Kids’ simple clicks can bog down your computer

12/6/05 VERIZON FIOS/CABLE COMPARISON Cable competition enters local Tampa Market

12/6/05 CHARITABLE DONATIONS Most of your donation won’t go to charity, rather fundraiser

12/7/05 CREDIT MYTHS Don’t shut down accounts, or open new lines, or be afraid of counseling

12/12/05 PLAYGROUND PATROL Oldsmar company cleans and sanitizes fast food playgrounds

12/13/05 PHARMING New phishing like scam plants seeds in your computer

12/14/05 IRS SCAM Promises of additional returns from IRS are bogus

12/15/05 TRAVELERS Local victims getting taken by traveling cons

12/16/05 INTERIOR CAR NOISE New dummy is helping engineers lower the noise in car

12/19/05 CABLE ALA CARTE Local cable companies are adverse to push for fewer bundles

12/20/05 T‐MOBILE SOLVE New cell phone contracts come with limited cancellations ASSISTED VIEWER WITH PROBLEM RETURN

12/21/05 TEEN DRIVERS Parents should look for specific safety features when giving the gift of cars 12/29/05 SCAM AT HOME Responding to ads only showed local viewer how to scam others

1/3/06 BUILDING MATERIALS Hurricane repairs are slowing local new home projects

1/4/06 TELEMARKETING SCHEMES Promises of gift certificates, leads to unwanted charges from checking

1/4/06 HIGH DIESEL FUEL PRICES Florida diesel prices are up, hurting local truckers

1/6/06 CELL PHONE COVER Some cell carriers providing coverage maps, to check cell signals

1/9/06 ESCAPE LADDER Permanent fire escapes built into new local homes

1/10/06 SECURITY FREEZE Florida lawmakers considering ID Theft credit freeze

1/11/06 KEEP YOUR CLUNKER Mileage, Maintenance, and Costs play into decision to get a new car

1/13/06 TAX DEDUCTIONS Katrina Victims and local donors get tax deductions

1/13/06 FAST TAX REFUNDS Costs of Refund Anticipation Loans

1/17/06 13 SEER New Federal emissions standards for your HVAC system

1/18/06I‐POD LAWSUIT Class action lawsuit alleging I‐pods easily scratch

1/19/06 SWAP A GIFT CARD Websites where you can swap gift cards

1/19/06 CELL PHONES Call lists are available to public for a price

1/20/06 CAR THEIVES Crooks prefer to steal low cost, everyday cars

1/23/06 CELLPHONE LATEST Websites selling cell phone call lists, for a price

1/24/06 PUBLIX SCAM Local woman cashed check at store, which cleaned out her account

1/25/06 PC AUTO INSURANCE New ways to lower your premiums other than raising your deductible

1/26/06 PENSIONS Companies cutting back on payments, consumers encouraged to save

1/27/06 ZOMBIE DEBT New companies coming into Florida picking up old debts

1/31/06 GREEN HOUSE New homes in Tampa boasting recycled products, and energy savings

2/1/06 OFFICE DEPOT REBATE Local consumer filed for $150 rebate OFFICE DEPOT SENDS $150 CHECK AFTER FOX13 STORY

2/2/06 HURRICANE HOUSE UF building storm proof house, showing off to public

2/3/06 WORM HAS BUG Latest computer virus may not be as bad as once thought

2/8/06 HOME TEST DRIVE Local service brings car to you for test drive 22

2/9/06 CAR BLACK BOX Similar to airplanes, event data recorder keeps track of your habits

2/10/06 KODAK CAMERA Locally offered camera features two lenses

2/13/06 LOVE MONEY Financial baggage can lead to marriage problems

2/14/06 CAR SEAT SAFETY 60% of parents not using correct booster seats

2/14/06 FLOWER TEST Home remedies to make flowers last

2/15/06 MORTGAGE RATES Fixed and adjustable rates are going up, costing consumers money

2/16/06 TECO RATES Energy costs going up because of fuel price

2/17/06 FREE TAX SOFTWARE IRS offers no charge software to file taxes

2/20/06 CAR SHOP SWEEP State inspectors locally investigating mechanics

2/21/06 DIMINISHED VALUE Your car goes down 10‐20% after a crash

2/23/06 OLEFIN WARNING Cheaper carpet material wears and dirties quickly

2/23/06 DANCE TRIAL Local resident gets charged $29,000 for dance lessons goes to court

2/24/06 CREDIT CARDS New laws allow Credit companies to shorten grace period, and raise rates

3/1/06 TRAKE IT BACK Service facilitates lost and found for PDA’s and Cells

3/2/06 IS IT GOLDEN? Gold investments are on the rise

3/13/06 ROOF SCAM Unlicensed local contractor does bad job on roof repairs

3/13/06 ID SPOOKING Service allows you to change the sound of your voice, and phone number

3/16/06 WHAT TO KEEP OR TOSS Keep documents 7 years to protect yourself from IRS Audit

3/17/06 ROOF SCAM AGAIN Local unlicensed contractor bilks viewer out of $6000 CONTRACTOR VOLUNTEERS SERVICES AFTER INITIAL STORY

3/20/06 HD TELEVISION Plasma TV’s offer best buy, but LCD’s offer perks too

3/21/06 FRAUD WEBSITE FL AG’s new website tracks latest consumer scams

3/22/06 CAN’T PAY YOUR TAXES Low rate home equity loans and Credit Cards are options to pay your taxes

3/23/06 TAX PREP PROBLEMS Consumer relied on professional who did poor work

3/24/06 OVER PAY TAXES Take deductions, so you don’t overpay taxes

3/27/06 PERFECT FINANCIAL STORY Higher interest rates & minimum monthly payments stirring economy

3/28/06 POST OFFICE COMPUTERS ICON Print postage on your own computer

3/29/06 MEDICARE PART D PROBLEM Bob Dole touting the benefits of new Medicare Part D Program

3/30/06 FLOOD INSURANCE Katrina waters concern Bay Area home owners about household coverage

3/31/06 WIFI DANGERS Free internet connections offer opportunity for internet hackers

4/3/06 BAD CAR LOANS Company bills customer for a car loan twice. BANK CANCELS SECOND LOAN, AFTER FOX13 CONTACT

4/4/06 CABLE LAW New services must arrange for agreements between each county

4/5/06 CINGULAR PARENTAL CONTROLS Tools to keep kids from buying downloads and ringtones

4/6/06 TAX DEDUCTIONS Deduct Sales tax, and Katrina donations on your taxes

4/10/06 PAY WITH PLASTIC FOR TAXES Incentives like miles for paying your tax bill with Credit Card, for a price

4/11/06 LAST MINUTE TAX TIPS Quick returns should file online, mailed returns should be organized

4/12/06 PEOPLE FIRST / DATA OUTSOURCE ID Theft breach for FL State employees

4/17/06 MOLD KILLER Local Product test of Mold and Mildew Control Solution

4/18/06 SAVE GAS CAMPAIGN AAA’s tips to save on rising fuel costs

4/19/06 DEBT DIET Ways to cut monthly costs, paying off bills, and limit credit card use

4/20/06 GAS PILL MPG Gas pill promises better mileage, but AAA says it doesn’t work

4/24/06 BIRD FLU SCAM Email circulating scam over potential vaccine

4/25/06 MAACO PAINT PROS Paid $660 for bad paint job MAACO REPAINTS THREE TIMES AFTER FOX13 INVESTIGATES

4/26/06 HI‐DEF CELL PHONES New chip will deliver quality video to your cell

4/27/06 PROPERTY DEEDS Company offers to sell you service to get a copy of your deed

4/28/06 SHRED IT Preview of local shred‐a‐thon in Tampa 26

5/1/06 SLIMMING CAMERAS New digital camera makes people look skinny

5/2/06 HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE Premiums on the rise, and coverage dropped for FL Customers

5/3/06 GAS SAVING CARPOOL Local matchmaking service for commuters

5/4/06 MEDICARE PART D DEADLINE How to sign up for coverage, with deadline approaching

5/5/06 HD‐DVD WARS BluRay vs. HD‐DVD competition has consumers confused

5/10/06 DEALER INCENTIVES FL dealers offering money savings for gas hogging vehicles

5/11/06 REAL ESTATE SCAMS Bad home inspection costs viewer $30,000

5/12/06 HURRICANE GRANT New FL program offering home improvement grants with inspection

5/15/06 HAC MEETING Local residents are fighting against Home Owners Insurance Company

5/16/06 STUDENT LOAN RATES Interest going up to 6.8%, so students and parents should save up

5/17/06 VERIZON IN TAMPA Local consumers are hoping competition in cable market lowers prices

5/18/06 SEAL AND PEAL New product offer home hurricane protections

5/19/06 GAS PRICES Local prices are dropping in some parts of Tampa Bay area

5/22/06 RE‐INSURANCE CRISIS Some consumers are insuring their insurance companies

5/24/06 FREE DIGITAL PHONE New software lets you call for free from your PC

5/25/06 FREE CREDIT MONITORING Equifax is offering services for free for some consumers

5/26/06 PMI Insures lender if you default on your mortgage

5/30/06 LO TECH SCAMS Leaving receipts behind, can give crooks access to your hard earned cash

5/31/06 HURRICANE CELL TIPS Keeping phones charged after a storm can pose major challenge

6/1/06 GOING BARE INSURANCE Many choosing to go without insurance because of high premiums

6/6/06 LOTTERY SCAM Local viewer loses money by participating in foreign lottery

6/7/06 ALLSTATE LAWSUIT Minorities alleging insurance company is profiling with credit checks.

6/8/06 YAHOO SPYWARE LAWSUIT Sites based on misspelling an URL, can trouble your PC

6/9/06 MYSPACE I‐D THEFT Info you post on web, can help scammers steal your money

6/13/06 FLOOD INSURANCE New program offers coverage, but has limits

6/15/06 THE ALBERTO EFFECT Storm impacts insurance rates

6/20/06 WORK AT HOME SCAM Scammers seek courier to find lost packages 28

6/21/06 HURRICANE CLAMP New gadget helps protect your windows when boarding up for storms

6/22/06 50 YEAR MORTGAGE Lower payments because installments are spread out

6/23/06 BUILDING CREDIT Steps to increase your credit worthiness

6/26/06 COMPUTER CLEAN UP Before you donate your computer, make sure your hard drive is clean

6/27/06 STUDENT LOANS New interest rates starting for college student loans

6/28/06 BLACK MONEY Scammers painting money black, and ask your help to remove die

6/29/06 CONTRACTOR LAW Local viewers reporting more contractor complaints

6/30/06 ONLINE LAWYERS Legal advice now offered online

7/3/06 RENTERS INSURANCE Certain companies no longer writing renters policies in FL

7/5/06 AIR CONDITIONING SCAM Viewer says local company scammed her on new AC Unit

7/6/06 BACK CHARGE Service warns business about consumers who charge back

7/7/06 FORECLOSURE SCAM Companies offering to rescue homeowners are bogus

7/10/06 MOLD FREE HOME Mold inspectors show owners what and how much in house 29

7/11/06 EMPLOYEE PRICING Certain car manufacturers offering price incentives to local consumers

7/12/06 TICKET SCALPING Ticket scalping now legal in Florida

7/13/06 ANOTHER CITIZENS? New state run property insurance for businesses considered

7/14/06 COUNTERFIT MONEY Selling on the web leaves causes local viewer to lose $10,000

7/1706 CREDIT FREEZE New tool to protect your credit when you become victim of ID Theft

7/18/06 GAS CUTBACKS Consumers are adjusting vacation plans because of high prices

7/18/06 COUPON CODES More companies are offering codes to save money shopping online

7/24/06 FUNERAL SCAMS Cons scanning obituaries for deceased insurance scams

7/25/06 DEBT COLLECTORS New rules in Florida changing how debts are collected

7/26/06 RENTERS RIGHTS FPIRG distributing handbooks with your rights when disputing landlord

7/27/06 HOME INVENTORY Insurance Information Institute offering new software to track belongings

7/28/06 FRAUD EDUCATION New focus in local schools on consumer education

7/31/06 HURRICANE GRANTS My Safe Florida Home soon to be open to consumers 30

8/1/06 PHONE RATES FL Lawmakers are mad about new hike in telecom prices

8/2/06 CAR WARRANTY LAW Don’t need to go to dealer for maintenance to uphold warranty

8/2/06 NEED TO SPEED Web retailers are opting to pay more, to increase speed of websites

8/3/06 MINIMUM CREDIT Businesses can’t tell consumers there is a minimum purchase amounts

8/7/06 ONLINE INCENTIVES Do your homework online, before coming to the car dealer

8/8/06 FORD FIRES UPDATE Defective cruise control blamed for local Ford customers vehicle catching fire

8/9/06 HURRICANE GARAGE Garage doors can leave your house vulnerable during a storm

8/10/06 PASSENGER RIGHTS Refunds can be issued for terror threat cancellation.

8/14/06 CHOCOLATE LOVE New phone offers multi‐media options

8/14/06 EXTENDED WARRANTIES FOR CARS Not all are the same, and avoid limiting third party warranties at a dealer

8/15/06 HOME GRANTS Home inspections available to get hurricane grants

8/16/06 KATRINA LAWSUITS Insurance claims leading to court battles over coverage

8/22/06 ODD WINDOWS Ways to protect unique shaped windows during storms

8/23/06 BUG SEASON How to keep pests from ruining your grass

8/24/06 ROAD SIDE ASSISTANCE Different companies from cell phones to credit cards offer plans

8/25/06 CREDIT REPORT New website allows you to check your credit reports for free

08/29/06 CL: HURRICANE CONTRACTORS Local contractors getting trained by State Inspectors

8/30/06 CL: EBAY BOTS Scammers are filing fake feedbacks to boost Ebay ratings

9/4/06 CELL SECRET Be sure to get rid of your personal info before ditching your phone

9/5/06 VISHING New scam email uses phone calls to get your bank info

9/6/06 CREDIT FREEZE New law allows you to put a stop on your accounts if fraud is suspected

9/7/06 CL: ONLINE CAR DEMS Different websites give consumers more options to research car purchase

9/8/06 CL: PAY PHONES Number of phones are disappearing because of cell phone market

9/12/06 NAVIGATOR PHONES Cell phone are offering GPS directions and tracking

9/14/06 CL: LOWERING PROPERTY TAXES Hillsborough County Supervisors efforting lower payments

9/15/06 REBATES 40% of consumers continue to report not getting rebates

9/18/06 INSURANCE CONFERENCE Industry convention dealing with rates hikes 32

9/25/06 NO PHONE TREES New website dials call, and maneuvers phone systems, so you don’t wait

9/28/06 RENOVATION CONCERNS Too many projects can price your house out of your neighborhood

10/3/06 VERIZON CABLE GROWTH New services offering more local competition for pay programming

10/9/06 PACKAGES IN THE MAIL SCAM Local consumers getting unordered merchandise, then charged

10/10/06 CALLER I‐D Imperfect technology could offer more info, but expect to pay

10/11/06 NEW PASSPORT RULES If you’re traveling on a cruise, bring your passport too

10/12/06 DISABILITY INSURANCE Benefits are often cut off, if you find alternative work

10/13/06 FAX BLASTING Unsolicited offers flooding your fax machine

10/14/06 LOW GAS LOW AIRFARE Airfare costs won’t go down, because fuel prices bought as futures

10/18/06 BANKRUPTCY WOES New codes limit the benefits of filing with the court

10/17/06 DON’T CALL MY CELL Credit and Loan telemarketers are targeting your cell phone

10/20/06 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Angie’s list ranks local services who give consumers grief

10/23/06 CL: SOLID CONCRETE HOUSES Walls can protect against Category 5 storms

10/25/06 FREE CALLS Website allows you to make free international phone calls.

10/27/06 HOME MEDIA DVR New device extends DVR programs to all TV’s in house.

11/3/06 FED UP WITH FIDO How to pick a trainer and get your dog some manners

10/31/06 FACTORS FOR REAL ESTATE Market is slowing down because of economy

11/1/06 ARM CRISIS Mortgages payments are skyrocketing quickly

11/2/06 MICROSOFT VISTA New OS has perks and drawbacks

11/3/06 HURRICANE HOME INSPECTION Inspections start for new state program offering hurricane updates.

11/6/06 CL: KID TRACKER Web service allows you to track your kids using Cell phones and GPS

11/7/06 PORTABLE HOMESTEAD Local taxpayers can keep their exemption status if they move

11/8/06 PASSWORDS New programs remember your passwords so you don’t have to

11/9/06 CHARITABLE DONATIONS Websites allow you to do your homework before you give

11/13/06 TEXTING SPAM Bogus text messages flooding cell phone inboxes.

11/15/06 NO PRERECORDED CALLS Marketing calls are allowed because of loop hole with No Call List

11/15/06 Y‐UP FARES Coach fare which gets you

11/16/06 LOWERNG INSURANCE Getting an appraisal can help you save on your homeowners

11/17/06 DOG INSURANCE Companies are limiting coverage of dog bites and breeds

11/20/06 SOVERIEGN IMMUNITY Despite jury findings, can’t sue government over certain limit

11/21/06 LOWER INSURANCE Companies are overvaluing property to get higher premiums FOX13 SAVES VIEWER $1400 IN PREMIUMS

11/22/06 RETURN POLICIES Florida laws apply to holiday returns, and deter chronic returners

11/24/06 GROCERY GAME Website tracks sale trends

11/29/06 CARBON MONOXIDE Local death because of alleged bad construction

11/30/06 HOME INSPECTIONS Inspection reports will soon be delivered for hurricane grants

12/1/06 DIRTY CELL PHONES Cell phones carry bacteria and germs

12/4/06 TRAVEL DELAYS Airline changed flight times for local consumer

12/5/06 EXTENDED WARRANTIES Coverage might not offer consumers most options

12/6/06 WINTERIZING YOUR CAR Simple maintenance will make your car safe if you travel north

12/7/06 PROTECT AGAINST PRETEXT 40 services give anyone access to your phone calls.

12/8/06 HOLIDAY VALET If valet damages your car, you still have rights. 35

12/9/06 OPEN MERCHANDISE Local deals for electronics

12/14/06 BUMP LOCK Special keys allow crooks to open locks with one tap

12/15/06 CELL GIFTS More people are giving cell phones for the holidays

12/18/06 CL: WE THE PEOPLE New local service allows you to get reduced priced legal documents

12/19/06 HOLIDAY TIPPING How much you should give for holiday gifts for service providers

12/20/06 HOLIDAY PET SAFETY Decorations can be life threatening to your dog and cat

12/21/06 HOLIDAY ETIQUETTE Don’t show up to the party without presenting a gift.

12/22/06 HIGH‐TECH TOYS Electronics gifts are in high demand this holiday

12/26/06 UNGOOGLE YOURSELF Tips to get your contact information off the web

12/27/06 UNLOCKING CELL PHONES New efforts to let you keep cell phone, despite service switch

12/28/06 UNDELIVERABLE REFUND Unclaimed money available to consumers

12/29/06 GYM CONTRACTS Before joining a gym, make sure you know terms of the contract

1/2/07 BUMP KEY FOLO Local store offers alternative to locks vulnerable to bumping.

01/1/07 VALET PARKING Valet's companies liability when parking your car.

01/02/07 SAFER DOOR LOCK'S Changing door locks to prevent being broken into.

01/03/07 SPECIAL SESSION Solution to Florida's homeowner's insurance rates.

01/04/07 TELE‐TAX REFUND Consumers being taxed on long distanced phone calls.

01/05/07 PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY Parents can be held responsible for their child's actions.

01/08/07 NEW SPAM How to fight spam

01/09/07 LAPTOP THEFT PREVENTION How to prevent your laptop from being stolen.

01/10/07 ATTORNEY NEEDED Consumers who are need for legal advise

01/11/07 POINT AND SHOOT A new digital camera.

01/12/07 EXTENDED RETURNS Returning holiday gifts.

01/15/07 SEPERATE SPOUSE VACATIONS Spouses vacationing apart from one another.

01/16/07 LOCAL INSURANCE Insurance companies lowering rates.

01/17/07 CITIZEN INSURENCE OVERCHARGING Citizen's was overcharged customers.

01/18/07 PRODUCE PRICES Record low temperatures damage crops.

01/19/07 CELL PHONE TECHNOLOGY Brand new cell phones becoming obsolete.

01/22/07 NEW TRAVEL RULES Having the right documents to travel. 37

01/23/07 VISTA DANGERS Microsoft Vista has negative traits.

01/24/07 TIRE PRESSURE Tire sensors are acting up.

01/29/07 TICKET SCALPING A change in Florida's scalping laws.

01/30/07 WINDSTORM INSURANCE New trend in windstorm insurance.

01/31/07 WINDSTORM INSURENCE II Insurance regulating measures

02/01/07 DOGGIE DIET PILLS Diet pills for dogs.

02/02/07 ONLINE GAMBLING Illegal gambling online could cost you .

02/05/07 MY SAFE FLORIDA UPDATE Steps to get you ready for the hurricane season.

02/06/07 AUTO INSURENCE Shopping for the right car insurance.

02/07/07 EBAY SCAMS Avoiding e‐bay scams

02/08/07 AIRLINE MILES Maximizing your rewards.

02/09/07 HURRICANE CARS Used flood damage cars arriving in Florida.

02/12/07 VALENTINES DAY FLOWER'S What to watch out for when buying Valentine’s day flowers.

02/13/07 BRIGHTHOUSE SOLUTION Cable guy leaves a gaping whole in the ceiling. BRIGHTHOUSE FIXES HOLE, AFTER FOX13 CONTACT

02/14/07 FIVE THING NOT TO BUY NEW A list of things never to buy new.

02/14/07 STUDENT AID How to cut those college expenses.

02/15/07 PEANUT BUTTER RECALL Jars of peanut butter that have been recalled.

02/16/07 QUICK TOPS A new product that will keep your soda fresh.

02/19/07 GYM CONTRACTS Read the fine print to get refunds

02/20/07 HONDA ODOMETERS Cars with faulty odometers.

02/21/07 IRS DIRTY DOZEN Schemes to watch out for.

02/22/07 HURRICANE TAX CREDIT A federal program to give consumers a tax break.

02/23/07 WHITENING LIGHT System makes teeth whiter.

02/26/07 RX YOUR 401K How to Maximize your 401k savings.

02/27/07 PET COST How to lower the money you spend on your pet.

02/28/07 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY How to select an intellectual property lawyer.

03/02/07 TAX SOFTWARE Electronically filing for taxes.

03/05/07 ELECTRIC CARS Plug in electric cars.

03/06/07 HOME STAGING Presentation enhancements can help better sell your house

03/07/07 TAXES DONE FREE IRS volunteers do taxes for free.

03/08/07 INSURANCE CANCELLATION Consumers homeowner's insurance are being cancelled.

03/09/07 DAYLIGHT SAVINGS Making sure to check all electronics jump ahead.

03/12/07 INSURANCE SURCHARGE State surcharge is going to show up on all insurance policies.

03/13/07 NO FAULT INSURANCE Lawmaker might not renew Florida's no fault insurance.

03/14/07 WHEN TO SHRED How long to hold on to important documents.

03/15/07 CREDIT CARD PROTECTION Installing a new credit card system to avoid identity theft.

03/16/07 WHO PAY’S? How to find out who is liable when injured at a store.

03/20/07 HURRICANE GRANT My safe Florida home program isn't matching as much as promised.

03/22/07 FIVE THINGS HURRICANE Preparing for the hurricane season.

03/23/07 TOO MUCH SAVINGS? Finding out what is the right amount to save.

03/26/07 BUY DOWN MORTGAGE. A loan is attractive to younger buyers.

03/27/07 BUYERS MARKET Making the best decision when buying a home. 40

03/28/07 DROP SINKHOLE Making sinkhole insurance optional.

03/29/07 ENERGY SAVINGS Ways to cut back on your energy.

03/30/07 COMMON TAX MISTAKES Consumers who make mistakes on their taxes.

04/02/07 10,20,30 Keeping your home in shape over the decades

04/03/07 SOVERIGN IMMUNITY A law that doesn't allow people who sue to collect more than $100,000.

04/04/07 DRIVE THRU Viewer’s car damaged while going through a Dunkin Donuts Drive thru. DUNKIN DONUTS HELPS PAY THE DAMAGES AFTER FOX13 CONTACT

04/05/07 SAFE FLORIDA HOME The first checks arrive from My Safe Florida Home.

04/06/07 A/C CHECK Making sure your A/C unit is ready.

04/09/07 MPG CAPS A pill that could help gain more miles in your gas tank.

04/10/07 BLUE HIPPO A website that has consumers paying way to much for there merchandise.

4/12/07 PAYING TAXES Pay your taxes with credit cards or home equity loans

4/20/07 SELF‐DESTRUCTING EMAILS Take back an email back after sending it

4/26/07 MOBILE BANKING Check balances and make transfers on your cell phone 41

5/2/07 RENTERS RIGHTS New laws protect landlords instead of consumers

5/3/07 ROOF REPLACEMENTS More insurance companies are requiring replacements for coverage

5/4/07 RESTAURANT CREDIT Using your cards can put you at risk

5/7/07 SUNSCREEN Consumers don’t need to spend lots of money for adequate coverage

5/9/07 VIDEO SHARE New service turns your cell phone into a video phone

5/9/07 BATHING MOLD Water leaks can help contribute to mold problems at home.

5/10/07 FOAM SEAL New product helps local homes stay dry during a hurricane.

5/10/07 HURRICANE CONFERENCE New products which help protect your house during a storm.

5/11/07 AIRTRODUCTIONS Web service allows you to match make your seat neighbor on a plane

5/14/07 ENERGY SAVINGS Home energy checks help local viewers save money

5/15/07 FORECLOSURES Scam tricks local people into selling their house and renting it back

5/16/07 AIRLINE FEES Gas prices causing airfare to skyrocket

5/16/07 SCIENTOLOGY Test of fragrances which change your emotions

5/17/07 401K FEES Many consumers aren’t sure about the cost of doing business

5/21/07 MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION Before going on trips, parents should protect their wishes for doctor’s treatment

5/22/07 CAR WASH New product offers love bug remedy

5/23/07 HURRICANE SCAMS FL attorney general warns about contractors and shady businesses

5/24/07 OVERTIME PAY More people who aren’t getting overtime should be getting it.

5/25/07 FOAM SEAL Liquid prevents water from seeping into a house

5/30/07 FISH N’ FLUSH New toilet allows toilet to be a functional fish tank

6/1/07 SPUD GLOVES New gloves make potato peeling painless.

6/2/07 LOVE BUG FOLO Customer demand for Blast Off is growing after initial story.

6/4/07 AREA CODE SCAM Certain area codes will result in costly international calls

6/5/07 MY SAFE FLORIDA TIPS Suggestions for hurricane improvements funded by FL

6/6/07 VERIZON OVERPAY Viewer over paid bill by $8000, couldn’t get money back VERIZON PAYS MONEY BACK AFTER AND BANK WAIVING FEES

6/7/07 CREDIT FOR RENT Consumers lease someone’s good name and credit to get financing

6/8/07 CASH BACK WEBSITES Services track online sales, and provide incentives

6/11/07 GERBER OATMEAL Viewer finds chunks in kid’s oatmeal

6/12/07 CONSUMER SATISFACTION Stores are tightening return policies

6/13/07 HIRING CONTRACTORS 85‐year‐old scammed for $85,000 for unnecessary repairs

6/14/07 CREDIT VS. DEBIT Choice will determine rights and processing technique

6/15/07 CASH FOR REMODELING Payback should determine how homeowners finance projects

6/18/07 FIGHTING INSURANCE Options for contesting insurance denials

6/19/07 MONEY CAMP Program teaches healthy financial habits.

6/20/07 CHEAP EYEGLASSES Shopping online can save money

6/21/07 BANK RULES Federal Regulations limits how you access your savings

6/22/07 GRILLING SAFETY BBQ’s can create hazard at home

6/25/07 HOME INVENTORY Taking a video/picture log can help protect against a disaster

6/26/07 CRIST / INSURANCE State is trying to make shopping for insurance easier

6/27/07 OFF TO COLLEGE Q Parents should find out students insurance coverage before going to campus 44

6/28/07 24 HOURS TO I‐PHONE I‐phone is hitting market, and excitement is mounting

7/2/07 CHA‐CHA New search engine promises to answer questions via live chat

7/3/07 WHEN TO CHECK CREDIT Look for inaccuracies to get the best lending prices

7/4/07 CHINESE RECALLS New wave of problematic products imported from China

7/5/07 HOMEOWNERS LAWSUIT New FL limits time you can sue contractors for damage

7/9/07 MATTRESS DANGERS Fire resistant materials are allegedly harmful to health

7/6/07 GAS OPTIONS Energy efficient cars come in three different categories.

7/10/07 YAPTA.COM Website will alert consumer when airfare prices drop

7/11/07 SONOPIA.COM Create a cell phone service plan with like minded people

7/77/07 MONEY MAKEOVER Unique ways to save money around your house

7/13/07 GAS FRAUD Using debit/credit cards can make information vulnerable to hackers

7/17/07 EXTENDED WARRANTIES Coverage on air condition didn’t pay for work needed TECHS INSTALL A NEW AC AFTER FOX13 CONTACT

7/16/07 TEACHER WEBSITE Teachers info hacked at continuing education center

7/18/07 MY SAFE FLORIDA HOME CUTBACKS FL scaling back hurricane improvement grants 45

7/19/07 ELECTRIC CAR Viewer says he came up with a new energy efficient car

7/20/07 SMALL CLAIMS COURT Guide to taking case to small claims court

7/20/07 PUPPY SCAM Scammers posing as federal officials targeting local victims

7/23/07 FLY FOR LESS Airfares aren’t set in stone, and are sold like commodities

7/24/07 SPRINT EFFECT Cell phone carrier drops problematic customers

7/25/07 TELEMARKETING SCAM Local company dipped into bank accounts, without consent

7/26/07 TELEMARKETING BUST Insider gives a tell all of how telemarketing scams work

7/27/07 POOL SAFETY Cut down on drowning dangers

7/30/07 AMERIQUEST Viewer losing the farm after company enrolls her in a bait and switch loan

7/31/07 STORM CELL Cell phones can be an important tool during hurricanes

8/1/07 TOP FIVE HAZARDS Big Screen TV’s, other furniture can tip over and crush baby

8/2/07 TOY RECALL Fisher Price says toys contain lead

8/3/07 TAX FREE SHOPPING Books and clothing are tax free before “back to school.”

8/6/07 401‐K Diversify investment portfolio once a year

8/8/07 UNBREAKABLE PLATES New dinnerware will not crack under any conditions

8/9/07 E‐BAGS More stores offering cotton reusable bags

8/10/07 SUN STICKERS Stickers tell parents when to reapply sunscreen

8/13/07 SITTING ON A FORTUNE Viewer thinks he found a Picasso at a Flee Market

8/14/07 TOY RECALL More toys called back because of lead concerns

8/15/07 LEAD / TOY RECALL Moms and county officials express concerns over home lead tests

8/16/07 BACKBILLED BY VERIZON Viewer told he owed $1000 by phone company. VERIZON APOLOGIZES, AND GIVES PROPER PAYOFF TIME

8/17/07 SITTER CITY Website connects parents with area baby sitters

8/20/07 JEWELERY SOLVE Keepsakes were swiped while viewer was getting facial. BUSINESS SENDS $450 CHECK TO VIEWER

8/21/07 PIP COVERAGE FL mandatory insurance law might not be renewed

8/22/07 FURMINATOR New gadget promises to brush away extra dog hair

8/23/07 E‐CARD SCAM Cons are using online greeting cards to front scams

8/24/07 TEEN CELL Kajeet phone is teen friendly and allows parents to track habits

8/27/07 CHECK SCAM Viewers lost $3100 in lotto scheme

8/28/07 CELL DIRECTORY Company offering cell phone 411

8/29/07 MORTGAGE MELTDOWN Loans are falling through at last minute

8/30/07 LOTTO SCAM Viewer sees story, which keeps her from becoming a victim.

8/31/07 GRILL DADDY New brushes promise to steam clean BBQ grills

9/6/07 MORTGAGE FUNDING Money goes through cycles before its put through mortgages

9/7/07 BIZ INSPECTIONS FL Inspectors spot checking businesses in Bay Area

09/10/07 HIGH TECH TOYS New and improved electronics are hitting the shelves.

09/11/07 WRONGFUL DEATH A bay area woman claims a hospital's mistake cost her son his life.

09/12/07 USF DOWNLOADS New music sharing system available to USF students.

09/13/07 RENTERS INSURANCE Coverage could have protected local viewers displaced by fire.

09/14/07 PIP 101 State mandatory car insurance might not be renewed

09/17/07 PRE NUP How to financially protect yourself before and after marriage.

09/18/07 HANNAH TICKETS Most popular ticket in town unavailable for local consumers. Ticket scalpers make tickets very hard to come by.

09/19/07 NEW ROOF LAWS New hurricane standards might be costly for consumers.

09/21/07 CABLE A LA CARTE Some pushing cable companies to offer channels independently.

09/24/07 ADDRESS CHANGE A Bay Area woman fights to keep county from changing her address.

09/26/07 REALATOR LINGO Enhancing terminology to make your house more sellable.

09/27/07 TERMITES TENANTS A viewer is suing a local pest control company.

09/28/07 ID THEFT Ways to protect your good name when shopping online.

10/01/07 PIP GONE State mandated car insurance not renewed by FL law makers.

10/02/07 LEASE TRADER A website that can allow you to buy or

10/03/07 THANKSGIVING AIRFARE Airfare's for this Thanksgiving break may set a record high.

10/04/07 PASSPORT RULES If your traveling by air, you will need a passport.

10/05/07 UNPAID LEAVE A new law could help parents who work and give birth to more children.

10/06/07 CAR GAGES Finding out which car can get you the most bang for your buck.

10/10/07 WHO TO CALL? Checking up on a company before you sign.

10/15/07 BOSS'S DAY A website to rate your boss.

10/16/07 BLACK BOX A new way for law enforcement to check on you if you get in a crash. 49

10/17/07 PAY JUNIOR A website that allows you to pay your kids for doing chores.

10/18/07 TABLE TOP CREDIT Restaurants now allow you to pay right at the table.

10/19/07 ZORBEES Putting Zorbees to the test.

10/26/07 YAHOO CARS Before purchasing a car online, you may want to look into it.

10/25/07 DO MY STUFF A company to do all those odd jobs.

10/26/07 PUMPKIN CARVING How to carve the perfect pumpkin.

10/31/07 HALLOWEEN LIABILITY Making sure property is safe for trick or treaters. c. Your Turn, 30 minute weekly program features stories of local interest, including:

11/1/05 Imperial Grunts: The American Military on the Ground Author: Robert Kaplan, veteran correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly. His new book details stories of the "new" American soldier, small elite groups carrying out covert missions across the globe.

11/2/05 Dying from Sepsis The story of a daughter dying from an infection post‐surgery, and the lack of knowledge about it in the medical community.

11/3/05 Reporting from the Front Lines FOX13 Reporter Mark Wilson and Photojournalist Coy Hopson just back from their trip to Iraq

11/4/05 Aging out of Foster Care Hundreds of kids are kicked out of foster at age 18 with no safety net. No place to stay, no job/income. Where can they go for help?

11/7/05 Is there bias in your name? A study from the Univ. of Florida says what you name your child can affect their education. Ethnic sounding names do worse in schools, very feminine names 50

don't take math & science courses, different spellings of names create difficulty for your child's ability to spell.

11/9/05 Are you cool with Nuclear? Oil at all time highs and running out... some environmentalists are looking a different way at nuclear energy.

11/10/05 School Board Flip‐Flop After Muslims asked for a religious holiday on the school calendar, the school boards takes away ALL religious holidays, and then after an uproar reverses itself.

11/11/05 Celebrating Veteran's Day A conversation with 4 marines fresh from Iraq.

11/14/05 Memory Are you just forgetting stuff because you're overwhelmed with information? or is it the beginning of Alzheimer’s?

11/15/05 Should U.S. Ban Torture? How should the U.S. interrogate prisoners/terrorists?

11/16/05 Wal‐Mart, love 'em or hate ‘em? Is Wal‐Mart the bane of American society? Or is it a great place that saves people money? Two dueling documentaries are coming out espousing each view. We take a look at the pros & cons.

11/17/05 Solving the Medicare Puzzle For the first time, American's 65/older can sign up for prescription drug coverage, but there are a ton of plans and not everyone is right for you. We'll take a look at what to look out for when making the decision.

11/18/05 Car theft prevention Holiday's around the corner, car thefts rise. A live demonstration shows just how fast car thieves can dismantle your car and everything in it. And how to protect your property and yourself.

11/21/05 Justice in Brucia Murder? Joseph Smith found guilty of the murder of Carlie Brucia.

11/22/05 Florida's Insurance Dilemma Two historic hurricane seasons causes Florida's homeowners insurance to spike to incredible rates. Is there a solution? 51

11/23/05 LaFave's attorney speaks out John Fitzgibbons, Debra LaFave's attorney speaks out after coming to a plea agreement with authorities.

11/25/05 Leftover for Local Charities? After numerous natural (and manmade) disasters, people have given to national charities in unprecedented amounts but where does that leave local charities?

11/28/05 Ethanol: Fuel of the Future A look at the pros & cons of ethanol and the difference between corn & sugar versions.

11/29/05 Justice by Race? Two high profile cases. Defendants‐ 1 black, 1 white. Two totally different sentences. Did race play a difference?

11/30/05 Politics of Iraq A look at the fight between Democrats & Republicans about what to do with Iraq.

12/1/05 Bodyguard in Iraq A bodyguard for contractors and visiting dignitaries in Iraq, Michael Jenkins talks with us about the close‐calls and dilemmas of working in a war zone.

12/2/05 Schizophrenia The first documentary of a schizophrenic and his struggles with the world. John Cadigan, a schizophrenic, his sister the filmmaker and a doctor describe what it's like to be mentally ill.

12/5/05 Morning After Pill Should the morning after pill be available over the counter?

12/6/05 War on Christmas? Happy Holiday v. Merry Christmas. Christians are on the warpath to boycott stores who don't say Merry Christmas.

12/7/05 Al‐Arian Verdict A local terrorism suspect is handed a mixed verdict.

12/8/05 The 9‐11 Conspiracy Was it really a plane that flew into the pentagon? Or is the whole 9‐11 one big government conspiracy?

12/9/05 Santa & Mrs. Claus A fun conversation with Santa & Mrs. Claus and how they handle this busy time of year. 12/12/05 Racial profiling at Wal‐Mart? A black professional says he was discriminated against when he went to buy Wal‐Mart gift cards for his company.

12/13/05 Stealing from Stores Hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise is stolen each year from stores. We'll take a look at what new technology businesses are using and how it's affecting what you pay for products.

12/14/05 Bubba is Back! After a record setting FCC fine while he was a ClearChannel, Bubba the Love Sponge makes his return to radio satellite radio.

12/15/05 Redner: Out & Up Front To lend credibility to a lawsuit against Hillsborough Co. for banning gay pride displays. Joe Redner talks with us about politics and sexuality.

12/16/05 Beating the Holiday Blues It's a joyous time of year but not for everyone. How to get through the season with your sanity intact.

12/19/05 Great Gifts 2005! People who wait till the last minute to shop will find not everything is available. What is still available and cool?

12/20/05 For Pets & the people who love them Hard to buy for person? But they adore their pets? Here are some cool ideas.

12/21/05 A Homeowners Manual 1 in 5 single women own their own homes. So they need to know how to do home repairs. Master carpenter and host of "Talk to DIY" Lynda Lyday talks with us about women becoming handy.

12/22/05 2005 Movies 2005 was an awful year for the box office. Will the holiday season save the year?

12/28/05 James Dungy commits suicide Son of former Buccaneer coach Tony Dungy found dead in his apartment.

12/29/05 Family Histories 53

When you're together with you family, don't waste the opportunity to get your history, and not just medical.

1/3/06 #1 Resolution: Lose weight It always tops the resolution list. Some tricks to keep the resolution up throughout the year.

1/4/06 The Coal Miner‐ wrong info 12 miners trapped... how the wrong information caused a roller coaster ride for the families. They're alive no they're not.

1/5/06 2005's Good, Bad & Ugly A look back at 2005.

1/6/06 Brad's miraculous life The lone survivor a plane crash talks about the crash and his long road of recovery.

1/9/05 A dialogue between Arabs & Americans Author Samar Dahmash‐Jarrah talks about opening up dialogue between Muslims and Americans.

1/10/05 Building a Hurricane House A look at the new technologies that can be used to build a house that can withstand a Cat.4 Hurricane.

1/11/06 Vouchers Struck Down Florida Supreme Court struck down "opportunity scholarships". What does that mean for Gov. Bush's education plan and the other types of vouchers?

1/12/06 These Groups Don't Mix A swingers convention at the same hotel with a team of soccer players? Parents are upset, swingers say no big deal.

1/13/06 Hitting the 11,000 Mark The Dow Jones closed above 11,000 for first time since the 9‐11 attacks. Does this have an affect on your daily life?

1/16/06 American Idol Mania Season 5 of American Idol debuts. Changed the landscape of American pop culture.

1/17/06 Abortion: The Litmus Test When nominating judges why is abortion the litmus test for whether or not he/she would be a law abiding judge?

1/18/06 Money Forecast for 2006 National economic forecaster Brian Wesbury joins us to discuss the upcoming year.

1/19/06 Joe Theismann & Enlarged Prostate Joe Theismann on a national tour to talk about men & their prostates.

1/20/06 Punishing Kids that Kill A group of teens caught on camera beating up and wind up murdering a homeless man. Do teens have the capacity to know consequences? Should they be charged as adults? Rehab? Why would they do this heinous crime?

1/23/06 Buying Your Cell Records For $100 anyone can buy your cell phone records. Where's your privacy?

1/24/06 Osama's Tape A truce w/ Bin Laden? That's what he's asking for. Or is it a way to communicate with his operatives?

1/25/06 Securing your financial Retirement Do you know how much $ you need to retire on? What about traveling? Insurance? Healthcare? etc.

1/26/06 The Alito Vote Samuel Alito is voted on to replace Sandra Day O'Connor. What will that mean to the way the court sways (conservative v. liberal).

1/27/06 Charlie Daniels Charlie Daniels, country music legend swings through the Bay area to raise funds for the Angelus House for severely handicapped citizens.

1/30/06 Hamas Victory Swept into power in the Palestinians Elections. What does that mean for mid‐ east peace?

1/31/06 Crotzer Freed For 24 years Alan Crotzer was in prison for a crime he really didn't commit. DNA evidence showed he was wrongly convicted and through the work of the Innocence Initiative got Mr. Crotzer freed.

February 2006

2/1/06 Iran's Nuclear Debate Iran is developing nuclear power/weapons and has told the world so. What should the U.S. do?

2/2/06 When Masculinity Turns Violent Are men receiving mixed signals on what it means to be a man or masculine? Jackson Katz, nationally known author developed programs for high schools and colleges to teach young men what it really means.

2/6/06 Housing Bubble Boom One of America's most well known money manager and economic forecasters, Harry S. Dent who says we should be very weary about this economic boom.

2/7/06 Women & Heart Disease Heart Disease in women kills more women than top 10 biggest cancers combined. The symptoms are different from men. Women also get different treatment than men. 56

2/8/06 "Myspace" Internet Danger? Sex offenders are using Myspace as a fertile ground to find new victims the vulnerable teens. How to protect your teens. And should the government get involved in monitoring or regulating the website?

2/9/06 Mad in America Author and medical investigative reporter Robert Whitaker talks about the way the United States treats our mentally ill.

2/10/06 Yoga Guru's Lilias The mother of the Yoga movement, Lilias joins us while showing us some great techniques.

2/13/06 Judge Alex TV's newest judge.

2/14/06 Muslim Cartoons The Muslim world's reaction to the cartoons killed people. But what is an overreaction? Or is it justified?

2/15/06 Dispensing Morality Should pharmacists be able NOT to fill a prescription because it's against their morality and/or religion?

2/16/06 Hunting for Cheney A discussion about VP Cheney shooting his long time friend while hunting.

2/17/06 Failing Haiti Latin American correspondent and narrator of the new documentary Failing Haiti talks about why Haiti is in the condition that it's in and what, if anything, the U.S. can do to help?

2/20/06 Post‐ Katrina Report A reaction to the report about the response to Hurricane Katrina. The federal government blamed everyone from President Bush to Homeland Security, the FEMA Director and New Orleans Mayor.

2/21/06 Boot Camps Martin Lee Anderson died while in a boot camp. Caught on tape was a beating that some say caused his death. Are boot camps a good idea? Could there be another reason for his death?

2/22/06 Gay‐straight Clubs: OK in school? Should high schools have gay‐straight clubs? Parents say it’s inappropriate. Some believe it's the only place some kids would fit in and be able to talk to others.

2/23/06 Caitrina Raiford: 500 lbs lighter After topping out at 995 lbs. Caitrina needed a tow‐truck to lift her out of her room. She moved to a clinic in Ohio where she has lost nearly 500 lbs. And it's changed her life. She can walk, work and go to school.

2/24/06 The Bible: Ink & Blood A new exhibit at the FL. International Museum takes an in‐depth look at the history of the Bible and Christianity.

2/27/06 Lethal Injection: Cruel Punishment? Executions are on hold as courts decide whether death by lethal injection is cruel and inhumane.

2/28/06 Ports & the EAU A company from Dubai to take over security at U.S. ports? Some security experts say our ports are the most vulnerable but others say it's no big deal. The EAU are our friends.

3/1/06 Does Anna Nicole deserve the money? Anna Nicole sits in SCOTUS while the fate of her inheritance is in the hands of the Supremes.

3/2/06 The New Hurricane Reality New Orleans and the Gulf Coast are still rebuilding from Katrina. Think that was just an anomaly? Think again according to our guest Hugh Willoughby with the International Hurricane Center.

3/3/06 George Felos, Michael Schiavo's attorney Before the infamous Schiavo case, George Felos wrote "Litigation as Spiritual Practice" about a previous right to die case.

3/6/06 Can newspaper survive technology? A new paper debuts today, geared toward the young "non‐newspaper reading". How can newspapers survive with cable and the internet?

3/7/06 The Legislature: What do you care about? The 2006 Florida Legislative session begins today. What to look for from your representatives. What do you really want them to work on?

3/8/06 Impact Fees Schools are busting at the seams. Should we increase impact fees to people that move here to raise funds for new school construction?

3/9/06 Colleges: Too left or right? Colleges are supposed to be places of free thought but recently some conservative parents and students are saying their liberal professors won't allow them their right to speak their thoughts. Are some colleges more liberal or conservative than others, and how would you choose the right place for your child.

3/10/06 Robbed Realtor Hit on the head, tied up, robbed but survived. Her amazing story of keeping cool when things got hot.

3/13/06 States beginning to ban abortion A law passed in S. Dakota banning abortions, is this the beginning of the end of Roe V. Wade?

3/14/06 Saving the Everglades? The river of grass is 1/2 the size it used to be. Floridians a few years back came together, created a program to save it. Where's the money? Where's the progress? Are we losing the battle to save the Everglades?

3/15/06 Boot Camp New Autopsy Martin Lee Anderson didn't die from the beating at the boot camp. It was sickle cell trait. Huge outcry. Who's right? Where does this case go from here? Is there a racial component?

3/16/06 NASCAR's Ryan Newman NASCAR is huge and so is Ryan Newman. He joins us to talk about being a driver, the politics and why the sport has taken off and is bigger than just about everything else.

3/17/06 Sign must go? In a deed restricted community, they can make you do just about anything including take down a sign saying "Support our Troops". Except Army wife Stacey Kelley says fine me all you want, it's staying put.

3/20/06 Iraq Time to Pullout? 60% of Americans think the war is going badly. Is it time to pull out? What would happen to Iraq without our troops?

3/21/06 American Idol Mania 59

Top 11 battle it out. American Idol is bigger and better than ever.

3/27/06 Roe v. Wade for men? Girlfriend gets pregnant; man says he doesn't want it. Now girlfriend says man owes child support. He says he doesn't owe because he didn't want it. Does a man have a right to choose?

3/28/06 Why so much animal abuse? Lots of animal abuse cases recently. Why do people do this? And what kind of punishment? Jail time? or Rehab?

3/29/06 Lafave Implications Debra LaFave finally talked. Blamed all the problems on a mental illness. Is that fair? How should we talk with our boys about this situation? Is there a double standard?

3/30/06 Outsourcing Your Taxes Send you information to H&R Block? Or another big CPA company... to save money they may just send it overseas. Is it legal? Ethical?

3/31/06 Medicaid gets Tough Deficit is out of control. To reign in spending, the federal government is getting tough with new restrictions on Medicaid.

4/3/06 Michael Schiavo, the husband of Terri Schiavo speaks out about the struggle to

4/4/06 Gators Win NCAA Basketball title

4/5/06 Are you a Queen Bee Mom? Interview with author Rosaline Wiseman, who is nationally known for her writing on the culture of bullying among teenage girls. She has written the book "Queen Bees and Wannabees", and is conducting a workshop in Tampa Bay to empower parents of adolescent girls.

4/6/06 Susan Taylor Martin ‐ Local reporter Susan Taylor Martin seeks out the untold stories of people, sometimes with connections to Tampa Bay, who live in the hot‐spot war zones around the world, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Israel, the Palestinian territories and Northern Ireland.

4/7/06 Guardian ad Litems ‐ 60

Program to highlight the often unseen work of volunteers acting as Guardian ad Litems, who speak in the courts for Tampa Bay children abused by their parents or others.

4/10/06 Michael Medved Interview with radio talk show host Michael Medved, author of "Right Turns: Unconventional Lessons from a Controversial Life" and "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time."

4/11/06 Mobile Home Park Takeovers Closer look at the trend of owners of mobile home parks in the Tampa Bay area selling their properties to developers. The heartbreaking stories of those who are often elderly or disabled, uprooted without a place to call home. This program takes a look at new regulations aimed at making sure these owners ensure that these folks will have a place to relocate to. Featured Guests: Leo Plenski, with Floridians Against Injustice for Residents of Mobile Homes, Dora Cline with Florida Manufactured Housing Assoc., and Don Hazleton, president of Manufactured Home Owners of Florida.

4/12/06 Katherine Harris for Senate Interview with Katherine Harris, local Republican Senate candidate; often controversial figure who was involved in the 2000 Florida election decision.

4/13/06 Gospel of Judas: Betrayer or Brother? A discussion of the recent discovery by the National Geographic Society of the so‐called Gospel of Judas, which has cast doubt on the Biblical story that Judas was a traitor. Discussion included local laicized Catholic Priest Kevin Murray, USF Religion professor Dr. James Strange, and Ink and Blood museum curator Craig Salazar.

4/14/06 No support for hose? Local entrepreneur hits it big with her invention of footless pantyhose to wear under pants, becomes a millionaire after appearing on Oprah.

4/18/06 Developing the Wetlands? Investigative reporters Craig Pittman and Matthew Waite have studied Florida's vanishing wetlands through aerial photographs, and explain why Florida's ecosystem is being damaged by so much development.

4/19/06 Can Democrats win the South? Interview with Dave "Mudcat" Saunders, author of "Foxes in the Henhouse." He theorizes that Democrats have let Republicans win by gaining ownership of such traditional values as gun ownership, family values, patriotism and morality.

4/20/06 Immigration This program looks at the complex issue of immigration, and recent calls for reducing the number of illegal workers in America; however, local businesses often survive by employing these workers. This program featured Hugh Gramling, Exec. Director of Tampa Bay Wholesale Growers, immigration attorney Ramon Carrion, and Florida Minuteman Mike Jarbeck.

4/21/06 Sleepless in America This program is aimed at parents who experience the frustration of cranky children every morning, possibly not realizing it could attributed to a lack of sleep. Interview with researcher and parenting expert Mary Sheedy Kurcinka, author of "Sleepless in America."

4/24/06 Entitled Athletes This show addresses the stories which often appear about the behavior of professional athletes, including many Tampa Bay football and baseball players. Local author Richard Gerson Ph.D. author of "Head Coaching" has studied the issue of whether or not athletes get preferential treatment, or are instead targeted by those who would take advantage of their notoriety.

4/25/06 Are drugs for depression wrong? Thousands of people take anti‐depression medication in the hopes of feeling better. Local researchers Dr. Jonathan Leo Professor at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Bradenton, and Jeff LaCasse, Ph.D. FSU researcher, announce a shocking discovery, challenging the concept that a chemical imbalance causes depression.

4/26/06 The General's revolt? Interview with former high‐ranking military experts who now live in Tampa Bay, regarding the recent public revolt by six retired military leaders opposing President Bush's Iraq policy and his unflagging support of Donald Rumsfeld. Panel included Former Senior Diplomat for Centcom Ed Fugit, Former Director of Intelligence for CentCom Mike Pheneger, and USF Political Science Professor Dr. Darryl Paulson.

4/27/06 Catching a Predator Undercover officer for local Polk County Sheriff's Office goes on‐line while live on the air, demonstrating how quickly sexual predators take the bait and start chatting on‐line with others they believe to be teenage girls. Interview also included Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, Rita Peters who is assistant state attorney for Hillsborough County, Tampa psychotherapist and sex expert Dr. Judy Curts.

4/28/06 The Da Vinci Code: The movie Thousands of Americans lapped up the controversial religious ideas in the bestselling book "Da Vinci Code" which has angered some, and inspired others. Panel included St. Petersburg Times book editor Margo Hammond, Religious Studies instructor Max Maya, COO of the Ink & Blood bible exhibit Craig Salazar, and Dr. Robert Westin, art history professor who was an advisor to the author of the Da Vinci Code.

May 2006

5/1/06 United 93: The Movie A rare, one‐on‐one interview with Lorne Lyles, a Tampa Bay man whose wife Cee Cee was a flight attendant on doomed Flight 93, which crashed in the September 11th terrorist attacks. This was his reaction to the recently released movie about the event "United 93." He was joined by local film critic Steve Persall, and Tampa area disaster expert and psychologist Dr. Lori Kleinman.

5/2/06 High Gas Prices People who live in the Tampa Bay area say they are being squeezed by high gas prices, but no one seems to understand why the costs are rising. Interview with local economist Rodney Johnson with H.S. Dent Foundation, and Stephen Reich, with USF's Transportation Evaluation and Economic Analysis program.

5/3/06 Homeowners Insurance Back to back hurricanes, almost unprecedented in Florida, have forced insurance costs to rise so dramatically that some people say they can't afford to live here anymore. Why some who live in areas not even are affected by the hurricanes paying double or triple in insurance prices? Interview with Don Leggett with Insurance Office of America, and Chris Neal with State Farm Insurance.

5/4/06 Recruiters in Schools? Military recruiters have become a familiar sight on local high school campuses, but why are they allowed to set up booths in local cafeterias, while Veterans for Peace groups are not allowed? Interview with local Army recruiter Sgt. Dara Pratt, Retired Marine Capt. Robert Nicols, Retired Major General and government professor Bill Klein, and Dwight Lawton with Veterans for Peace.

5/5/06 2006 Hurricane Season Rare half‐hour one‐on‐one interview with Max Mayfield, Director of the National Hurricane Center, discussing why Florida has been hit with a rare multi‐ hurricane season, and what we can expert in future years. Interview also included Craig Fugate, Director of Florida's Emergency Management Dept. and FOX13 Chief Meteorologist Paul Dellegatto.

5/6/06 2006 Legislative Review Panel of local political experts review what passed in the 2006 Florida Legislative session, what didn't pass, and what bills will have an impact on local resident.

5/9/06 Medicare Part D Local seniors will be greatly affected by the recent passage of the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, one of President Bush's biggest accomplishments. In fact, the president is speaking today at Sun City Center about the particulars of the bill. Important information about deadlines and how to sign up was conveyed by panelists Michael Steinbert, attorney, and Sean Scott, elder law attorney.

5/10/06 Buying Success @ SAT's Parents who stress about their teenager's scores on the SAT might be shocked to learn that in some wealthy circles, parents pay big money for tutoring and help beyond the expected. this interview is with a young man who tutored children of wealthy families, and wrote a book about his experiences.

5/11/06 Polling America Since the September 11th attacks, anti‐America sentiment has been increasing around the world, instead of decreasing. Interview with Andrew Kohut, President of Pew Research Center and author of "America Against the World: How We Are Different and Why We Are Disliked."

5/12/06 3 Women's Health Myths Women hold some health beliefs according to conventional wisdom, but those beliefs may not be true. This interview is designed to give women the truth about their health in three areas: Heart disease, body shape, and fertility. Guests included Dr. Lisa Saffe Koche, with the Florida Cardiovascular Institute, Dr. Barry Verkauf with the Reproductive Medicine Group, and Dr. Marie Savard, author of "Apples and Pears."

5/15/06 Addicted & Pregnant People were shocked at the television images of a Tampa woman, accused of being in a haze of alcohol and cocaine when she gave birth to a baby girl in a dirty alley, they walking away and letting her die. Interview on how to help these addicted, pregnant women, with addictions specialist Rosa Johnjules, former addict and current addictions counselor Julie Warnke, and Tampa adoption attorney Jeanne Tate.

5/16/06 Responding to Iran? Iran is a growing nuclear threat, and has formally communicated with the U.S. Interview to discuss the meaning of Iran's latest maneuvers with Ahmed Bedier with the Tampa Bay chapter of CAIR (Council of American Islamic Relations) and Craig Gundry, terrorist expert with Critical Intervention Services based in Clearwater.

5/17/06 Kids Suck @ Civics Many students graduate from high school without a basic knowledge of civics, but what is being done to encourage interest? Robyn Blymner is a judge of the annual high school competition "We the People", along with Dr. Judithanne Scourfield McLauchlan, pre‐law advisor for USF St. Pete, and Curtis Holmes, president of Taxpayers Association, Inc. Program featured a basic civics quiz for viewers, along with answers.

5/18/06 What to do with the border? Local nursery farmers and immigration attorneys react to President Bush's proposal to secure the border while accommodating America's vast illegal immigrant worker population. Featured speakers: Roy Davis with Tampa Wholesale Nursery, immigration attorney Fernando Perez, Minuteman Mike Jarbeck, and George Ramos with Creative Property Development.

5/19/06 USF Turns 50! A look back at the phenomenal growth of one of Florida's biggest universities, Tampa's University of South Florida, celebrating its 50th anniversary.

5/22/06 Pentagon Conspiracy Interview with Jimmy Walter, former Tampa resident and son of the late founder of the Jim Walter Corporation of Tampa, who has spearheaded a movement of Americans who believe there is a government cover‐up of the real account of the September 11th attacks. He is countered by Col. Mike Pheneger, retired from the military intelligence field.

5/23/06 Floridians fed up with Insurance? Harold Polsky with Homeowners Against Citizens is interviewed about the Floridians who are fed up with the rising costs of homeowners insurance. He is joined by a local economist, Rodney Johnson president of H.S. Dent Foundation, to explain why major insurance companies still managed to post record profits in the past year, despite catastrophic losses from hurricanes.

5/24/06 McPheever or Soul Patrol?

5/25/06 Jesus: Hijacked? Religion and politics come together in this panel discussion which features Dan Wakefield, author of "The Hijacking of Jesus: How the religious right distorts Christianity and promotes prejudice and hate." His book is discussed by Toni Van Pelt, former executive with NOW, Lynne Breidenbach who hosts a local conservative radio talk show and Terry Kemple, former director of the Christian Coalition of Florida.

5/26/06 Summer of Fun! Vicky Evans with Triple A on how to have a great vacation if you're financially limited, plus FOX13's Bill Murphy gives the low‐down on affordable one‐tank trips.

5/30/06 Gambling: How to spot a con? Jim swain National best selling author Jim Swain makes his home in the Tampa Bay area, and uses his expertise in spotting card game cons, to inform viewers about staying safe and not getting scammed in casinos and card games.

5/31/06 When Gators attack Its gator mating season, and gator trappers can't keep up with all the calls to pick up nuisance gators. But turns out, we the people have done a lousy job of learning to co‐exist with gators, as we discover from gator guide Capt. Phil Walters with the Florida Airboat Assoc., and Willie Puz, with Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission. Why are gators getting so aggressive, and what can homeowners do about them?

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6/2/06 Global Warming affecting Hurricanes? Floridians want to know if "global warming" has anything to do with the recent rash of hurricanes in our state? Interview with Dr. Judith Curry, with the Georgia Institute of Technology, who recently published research supporting this connection. She is joined by Dr. Jennifer Collins, geography and climatology expert at USF

6/5/06 Teacher Morale Two local counties, Hillsborough and Pinellas, were recently surveyed to determine the attitudes of school teachers; research revealed a pattern of dropping morale, due to high stakes testing, and lack of respect from parents and students. Interview with Tom Tobin, lead reporter on the St. Pete Times poll of teachers; Carolyn Bricklemyer with county school board, and Carol Cook, president of Pinellas County School Board.

6/6/06 Media War Coverage: Fair & Balanced? On this day, the anniversary of D‐Day, we take a look at the job journalists are doing covering the war in Iraq ‐ many journalists have captured or killed in the line of duty, do they deserve special treatment in a war zone? Major Jim Fitzgerald, commander of Charlie Company First Battalion 159th Aviation Regiment; Vanessa Gezari, spent a year covering Afghanistan; and Eric Deggans, media critic for the St. Petersburg Times

6/7/06 Gay Marriage Amendment: Fair & Balanced? Congress begins another call for legislation to ban gay marriage ‐ is it a timely salute to traditional values? or a political ploy to draw conservatives to the polls? Opinions offered from USF political professor Dr. Darryl Paulson, and attorney & Democratic activist Chris Griffin.

6/8/06 Zarqawi killed The militant linked to Al‐Qaeda, Abu Musab Al‐Zarquwi, has been killed in an air raid north of Baghdad. Response from Matthew Jenkins, director of Investigative Security Services, and war zone veteran of 10 years; Major Howard Hall with U.S. Marine Corps and advisor to the Iraqi Army; and with the Muslim perspective, Ahmed Bedier, with the Tampa Bay Chapter of CAIR ( Council on American Islamic Relations)

6/9/06 Politics of Zarqawi's Death How will the opposing political parties make use of the Zarqawi's death? Discussion with local political consultant Adam Goodman, Democratic activist Vic DiMaio, and Dr. Darryl Paulsen, USF political science professor.

6/12/06 Tropical Storm Alberto Tampa Bay is getting flooding from the tropical storm, reaction from Professor Jotika Virmani from USF's College of Marine Sciences, and FOX13 meteorologist Dave Osterberg

6/13/06 Surging Alberto More coverage of Alberto

6/14/06 No more no fault? If Florida legislators don't act quickly, the law that requires PIP (personal injury protection) coverage on auto insurance will sunset. It's the minimum coverage drivers need in the state of Florida. But what will it mean for the average driver if it goes away? Guests are Don Leggett with the Insurance Office of Florida, and David Kampf, attorney who specializes in auto insurance.

6/15/06 Animals and hurricanes How people with animals can protect their animals during hurricanes.

6/19/06 Urban Myths People hear things on the internet, and became scared these stories are true...is there a swamp ape? Are people being killed so their organs can be harvested? Do those good luck stories that you "pass on" really pay off? This show features local investigators and skeptics explaining how people can check out the reality of urban myths.

6/20/06 The Future of Fuels Ethanol is the hot new commodity to combat the rising cost of gasoline, but what would it cost to really launch ethanol as a mainstream fuel in our society? Stephen Reich is our guest, program director of transportation and economic analysis at USF; Dr. John Wolan, professor. of chemical engineering at US< and Tom Judy, chief technician with U.S. Magna Fuels.

6/21/06 What to read this summer? Suggested reading for summer by local book editors and bookstore owners.

6/22/06 What's funny about aging? The entire cast of "Menopause the Musical" joins the panel to talk about the comic relief women are finding in the most vexing of life's transitions.

6/23/06 E. Lynn Harris African American man who is openly gay writes about the experience of bisexual black men and the stigma it brings, and why so many minorities keep their homosexuality hidden, in the book 'Say a Little Prayer."

6/26/06 Can bosses control off duty time If you're an employee, can your boss tell you whether or not you can smoke, drink, or break moral codes like getting pregnant? Mike Pheneger of the ACLU and sports agent/attorney Kendall Almerico use Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as an example.

6/27/06 Breast‐feed or else Many experts and mothers believe that breastfeeding is best for baby, but should the government engage in a public education campaign to convince mothers to "not" choose formula? mothers and lactation consultants debate this contentious issue.

6/28/06 Family unity v. father's rights We highlight the heartbreaking story of a man who fathered two children with a woman who later reunited with her husband leaving this man without father's rights. A father's rights attorney David Sharp, psychotherapist Dr. Tim Evans, and adoption attorney Jeanne Tate debate the rights of fathers.

6/29/06 Improving the status of our black youths? Recent incidents highlighting the troubled population of young black men have spurred the Florida Legislature to create the Council on the Social Status of Black Men and Boys. Interview with the legislator who sponsored the bill, Rep. Frank Peterman of St. Petersburg, and Wali Shabazz, with the National Trust for the Development of African American Men.

6/30/06 Desecrating the Flag The U.S. Senate barely fails to pass a ban on desecrating the American flag... the Supreme Court has upheld the protection of burning or desecrating the flag.. so why now all the fuss about a law to ban it? Attorney Mark Kamleither and peace activist; Col. Ron Buchert, with Military Officers of America, Brian Moore with Coalition for Peace and Justice, and Floyd Head, of Head's Flags in Tampa

7/3/06 Cooking for Hurricanes Interview with food experts about how to provide food for your family in the event of power outages due to hurricane activity.

7/04/06 Independents on Independence Day Small locally‐owned mom and pop businesses often struggle to compete against the chain stores and big box stores. Interview with several of these independence businesses urging people to make a choice to "shop local."

7/5/06 A case 'not to publish"? Did it hurt national security when the New York times published a story about a secret program to spy on international money transactions…debate with local media critic, first amendment attorney, security firm CEO, and an economist.

7/6/06 Church & women/gays Local Episcopal congregations are divided over recent decisions by the Episcopal Church on the national level to ordain a gay bishop, and also to elect 70

the first woman to lead the congregation. Local Episcopal and Presbyterian leaders weighed in.

7/7/06 North Korea Diplomacy attempts fell by the wayside as North Korea tested fired missiles, some worry in preparation for building a nuclear arsenal. Panel included local professor specializing in nuclear issues, former head of intelligence for Cent Com, and the author of "Avoiding Armageddon."

7/10/06 Covering the Donut Hole Tampa Bay seniors are among the millions of senior Americans enrolled in the government's Medicare Part D program, who are finding they will hit a coverage gap several months into the program, straining their limited incomes. Suggestions for dealing with the problem.

7/11/06 Mideast Peace Dying? A new wave of attacks in Israel has peace experts concerned... panel included Local Co‐chair of the Jewish Community Relations Council, and an Arab Journalist who now makes her home in Florida.

7/12/06 Can Democrats Win again? Local Democrats discuss what the party has to do to ensure that their minority party capitalizes on Americans' dissatisfaction with current Republican party policies, and win back some seats.

7/13/06 Caring about Darfur? A group of teenagers in the Tampa Bay area made a decision, instead of working or hanging out at the beach over the summer, to head to the conflict in Darfur, a Sudanese region. Alex Lukin, spokesperson for the group, and others discuss why this experience changed their world view.

7/14/06 Fewer Friends? New research finds that despite our busy society and lots of techno communication tools, most people have fewer close friends than 20 years. Local relationship researcher Dr. Dae Sheridan and a woman who helps singles find connections are featured.

7/17/06 Can John Couey Get a fair trial? It is becoming harder and harder to find an impartial jury to hear the case of John Couey, accused of kidnapping and murdering 9‐year‐old Jessica Lunsford from Homosassa.

7/19/06 Smoking verdict overturned A multi‐million dollar lawsuit was thrown out by the Florida Supreme Court, but the message was mixed: Now individual smokers much file separately, and prove that smoking made them sick and caused their considerable health problems. Are smokers getting a raw deal?

7/20/06 World's response to Lebanon Lebanese people caught in the crossfire of military action between Israel and Hezbollah strains Middle East peace efforts. Featured are Muslim activist Ahmed Bedier, and Jewish community activist Jack Ross.

7/21/06 New bankruptcy laws One in 60 American families filed for bankruptcy last year. With so many people struggling financially, the may be surprised to hear that new laws may make filing bankruptcy even harder, according to a local bankruptcy attorney.

7/24/06 Bush addresses NAACP After refusing for five years in a row, President Bush does a little fence‐mending by addressing the national convention of the NAACP. Former president of St. Pete NAACP is our guest, along with columnist Ernest Hooper.

7/25/06 Who's writing Wikipedia? One of the men behind the popular website Wikipedia is our guest, explaining how internet volunteers edit the site, in an attempt to keep it accurate for users.

7/26/06 Stem Cell Veto Local bio‐tech and fertility researchers discuss President Bush's veto of a bill that would allow government funding on more lines of stem cells, particularly taken from embryos leftover from fertility treatments.

7/27/06 Escape from Lebanon Pierre Maroun is a Tampa Bay resident formerly from Lebanon, joining Gus Foddoul whose wife and children recently escaped from the war zone of Lebanon.

7/28/06 The Lunsford Act The Lunsford Act, designed to protect Florida's children from sexual predators, is proving to be more complex than originally thought, and some even think it could be punishing the wrong people, according to a criminal defense attorney, and State Senator Nancy Argenziano.

7/31/06 Locals Tackle Immigration Laws In response to the local community of Avon Park attempting to pass a law that would punish local businesses who use illegal workers, a panel discusses the complexities of making this happen, including a local nursery owner, immigration attorney and constitutional law expert from Stetson College of Law.

8/1/06 Yates Verdict Panel dissects the verdict in the case of Andrea Yates, the Houston woman who drowned her five children... was she legally insane? And what is the definition of insanity? Panel includes Neuropsychologist Dr. Sidney Merin, Criminal defense attorney Jeff Brown, and former prosecutor Lee Atkinson.

8/2/06 LeRoy Collins for Senate One on one interview with candidate for the Republican Senate seat, LeRoy Collins of Tampa.

8/3/06 Castro Out The world watches, especially Cuba Americans in Florida, as Cuban dictator Fidel Castro hands over the reigns of government to his brother Raul, while he undergoes surgery. Panel includes Tampa attorney Ralph Fernandez, active in Cuban American activities, and Maura Barrios, with the West Tampa History Project.

8/4/06 Storer Verdict A Tampa restaurant owner Lawrence Storer is found not guilty of manslaughter, after chasing down a man who robbed his restaurant, and striking him fatally with his vehicle. Panel includes Law Professor Robert Batey, Criminal defense attorney Joe Episcopo and former prosecutor Nick Cox.

8/7/06 Peter Monroe for Senate One on one interview with candidate for the Republican senate seat, Peter Monroe.

8/8/06 Traffic Solution: Roads or Rails? Florida's traffic gridlock is forcing lawmakers to take a look at alternatives, including a toll road east of Tampa Bay, and a commuter train system in Orlando. Panel includes Dewey Mitchell, chair of the Tampa Bay Partnership, Republican State Representative Bill Galvano, and Stephen Reich, program director of Transportation Program Evaluation and Economic Analysis at USF in Tampa.

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What role should locals schools play in combating the epidemic of obesity in our society? Our panel discussed options for schools which want to change the food they're feeding children, including Peggy Johns with Pinellas county Schools, Dr. Al Fernandez bariatric surgeon at a local hospital, David Taylor with Nature's Harvest in Tampa, and Erik Youngs with the Culinary Academy at a local high school.

8/10/06 Terror Plan Foiled British law enforcement has foiled a huge terror plot involving as many as nine airliners bound from English to the U.S. Panel discussing the impact of such a bust is former FBI special agent Joe Navarro, and CEO of an investigations security firm Steve Purl, former Scotland Yard, who now lives in Tampa Bay.

8/11/06 Stem Cell Politics Panel of local political science professor Dr. Susan McManus and national reporter for the St. Petersburg Times Wes Allison, discuss the president's veto of the latest bill urging expanded stem cell research. The bill was put forth by a group of moderate Republicans, meeting in secret to come up with the idea behind the legislation.

8/14/06 Impact of Bomb plot? Did the British break‐up of a terror plot earlier this week strength Republican "tough on terror" stance? Or lead to a backlash in the American Muslim community? Ahmed Bedier with CARI, local chapter of Council of American Islamic Relations, joined the panel along with Dr. Darryl Paulson, political science professor at USF, and former director of intelligence for CentCom, Mike Pheneger.

8/16/06 Baby Boomers not ready for retirement? A huge wave of baby boomers is set to retire in the next few years, but many have not saved enough money for retirement. Financial planner Ray Ferrara and Personal Finance expert Helen Huntley with the St. Petersburg Times discussed ways that baby boomers can prepare financially.

8/17/06 Property Appraisers Homeowners around Tampa Bay are just receiving their annual property tax notices, but some are having a hard time understanding what the numbers on the notice really mean. Panel includes property appraisers from three local counties, Jim Smith from Pinellas, Rob Turner for Hillsborough, and Charles Hackneys from Manatee.

8/18/06 Post‐ Castro Cuba? Florida ports are poised to become busy is trade between the U.S. and Cuba were to open up, especially now that Fidel Castro is stepping back from active role in government. Should the embargo be lifted and trade resume? Panel includes David Adams, Latin American correspondent for the St. Pete Times, Richard Wainio with the Tampa Port, and Dave Zeplowitz, host of Tampa radio cigar show.

8/21/06 Homeowners Insurance: Water v. Wind? Floridians facing another hurricane season are reacting to a ruling from a judge in Mississippi that homeowners devastated by Hurricane Katrina were not covered for flooding under their homeowner’s policies. Panel includes Don Leggett with Insurance Office of America, attorney Kendall Almerico, and Bill Newton with the Florida Consumer Action Network.

8/22/06 Real Food One on one interview with Nina Planck, leading American expert on farmer's markets and local food, and author of "Real Food", suggesting that the "real food" that most Americans consider fattening, like butter eggs and cheese, is actually better for you than fake processed food.

8/23/06 Churches hosting politicians? A panel of local religious leaders debate whether churches should get involved in politics and hold candidate forums, especially if all the speakers are only one political view. Panel includes Terry Kemple whose Community Issues Council is hosting a conservative candidate’s forum, Dr. Tony Smart with Victory Baptist Church, Rev. Harold Brockus retired Presbyterian minister, and Abhi Janamanghi, with the Unitarian Universalist Church of St. Petersburg.

8/24/06 John Mark Carr: A real suspect? National news about a man named John Mark Karr who has confessed to killing missing Jonbenet Ramsey, expect that his story doesn't hold up. Guests include Hillary Sessions with Child Protection Education of America, whose daughter Tiffany disappeared 16 years ago and was never found; criminal defense attorney Jeff Brown; and neuropsychologist Dr. Sidney Merin.

8/25/06 Sports & Taxpayers money A professor at USF in Tampa releases a controversial study that suggests that communities are wasting their money and reaping little economic benefit by building stadiums for national sports franchise with taxpayer money. The author of the study is our guest, Philip Porter, his colleague Chris Thomas, along with Alan Bomstein who is associated with the Clearwater Philly’s and FOX13 sports anchor Kevin O'Donnell.

8/28/06 Whites: The New Minority For the first time ever in America, new research says white children are in the minority in American schools. What is the impact of this population shift to Hispanics and African Americans? Panel includes Jim Hosler who is a demographer in Tampa Bay, Maura Barrios with West Tampa History Project and Major Jim Previtera with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Department.

8/29/060 Journalists in Danger Our panel of Dr. Harry Vanden USF Professor of international affairs, International Correspondent for St. Pete Times Susan Taylor Martin, and Craig Gundry, terror specialist with a security firm based in Clearwater, react to news that Fox News journalists Steve Centanni and Olaf Wiig are released after being held for 13 days in Gaza by an Islamic terror group.

8/30/06 Ernesto Passes Through Tropical storm Ernesto did not turn into a major hurricane, but people who live in Polk and Hardee counties, hit hard by four hurricanes in 2004, are still worried about preparation. Discussing plans to get ready are Pete McNayy with Polk County emergency management, Major F.K. Hart with Polk County Sheriff’s Dept, and FOX13 chief meteorologist Paul Dellegatto.

8/31/06 Get Ready for Storm Now Derek Alden, emergency planner with local Red Cross, and Connie Brooks with SPCA of Pinellas County, advise viewers how to get prepared for a hurricane, especially how to care for pets.

9/1/06 Storm Proofing Homes Floridians are worried about storm proofing their homes, but what products really work? Our panel includes Jim Roman, who has been involved in the development and testing of hurricane products and building codes, and Jim Fahs, Tampa Bay professional home inspector.

9/5/06 Voting the Primary? Today is election day with the governor's race and senate seat on the line, but how many Floridians are exercising their right to vote? Dr. Darryl Paulson political science professor at USF and Wayne Garcia political editor for the Weekly Planet discuss the need to vote.

9/6/06 Race for the Governor's Mansion The two candidates for governor have now been determined but who will have the edge, Republican Charlie Crist or Democrat Jim Davis? Panel includes Dr. Susan MacManus, nationally known political analyst , Democratic activist Vic DiMaio and Republican activist Mark Proctor.

9/7/06 Teens right to refuse treatment? A Virginia teenager who is refusing chemotherapy treatments is behind a debate over who owns a child's body ‐ his parents, the courts, or himself? Panel includes cancer specialist Dr. Benjamin Djulbegovic at Moffitt Cancer Center, Dr. Jay Wolfson with Health, Law, Policy and Safety at USF also a patient's rights advocate, and Dr. John Young with the Foundational Health Center.

9/8/06 No more Pat‐downs? Tampa Bay resident and Buccaneers season ticket holler Gordon Johnston is our guest, explaining why he has challenged the NFL policy of security patdowns at NFL games. His attorney John Goldsmith and attorney Kendall Almerico complete the panel discussion.

9/11/06 9‐11 The Day America Changed? It's the fifth anniversary of the September 11th attacks, and how do viewers in Tampa Bay feel their lives have changed? Dan Hoffe was in the South Tower when the planes hit; Gerd Schuch traveled to Ground Zero to search for his wife's cousin; Heidi Grant works for CentCom at MacDill AFB in Tampa, but was in the Pentagon on 9/11; and Lt. Roger Picard with Tampa Fire Rescue went to Ground Zero with his rescue dog Jesse.

9/12/06 Aging with Eating Disorders Most people think that women with eating disorders outgrow it, but sometimes this disease can linger into older age. Mary Templeton is honest enough to share her experience with eating disorders into her 20s; Sam Castellano's daughter battled it into her 30s, before dying; Dr. Wendy Rice is a psychologist; Suzie Eldridge is with the Ophelia Project in Tampa.

9/13/06 Hunting Osama A new Osama Bin Laden tape has surfaced, near the anniversary of 9/11... but are we safer? Would capturing Bin Laden make a difference at this point? Former intelligence director of CentCom Mike Pheneger joins former FBI special agent Joe Navarro to discuss.

9/14/06 Repeal Mandatory Minimums? Twenty years ago, America was entering a crackdown phase on crime, and passed legislation requiring judges to sentence offenders to mandatory minimum sentences, regardless of extenuating circumstances; so are some being treated unfairly? Robert Batey, professor of law at Stetson College of Law, joins the debate with attorney and former federal prosecutor Greg Kehoe, and Linda Paey, whose husband is serving a 25 year sentence for drug trafficking for using too many painkillers.

9/15/06 Girls Gone Wild? A Florida judge has slapped at $2 million dollar fine on Joe Francis, the man who created the Girls gone Wild videos, but will it tame any of the action? Dr. Dae Sheridan clinical sexologist, Dean of students at University of Tampa Gina Firth, Steve Miller with Candid Cam Productions, and Hammil, one of the founders of Voyeur Dorm.

9/18/06 Gulf War Syndrome A new government report denies the existence of Gulf War Syndrome, a condition claimed by many veterans of the Gulf War. How do vets feel? Panel includes Wally Heath, a veteran who came back with debilitating symptoms; attorney Michael Steinberg; former military JAG attorney Joe Episcopo; and Joyce Riley, with Gulf War Vets Association.

9/19/06 Property Tax Revolt Homeowners and business owners in Florida are on the verge of revolt over rising property taxes. Panel includes real estate agent and long time Florida resident Brenda Korhn; Rob Turner Hillsborough County property appraiser; Bob Mc Clure with James Madison Institute in Tallahassee.

9/20/06 Hope for the Bucs? The Buccaneers of Tampa Bay are off to a slow start this season, Scott Reynolds with the Pewter Report and sports psychologist Dr. Richard Gerson discuss the mental health of the team.

9/21/06 A season for politics How will the overall mood of the country, and the growing dissatisfaction with national politics, affect Florida's governor's race? A.J. Matthews with the Republican party and Chris Griffin with the Democratic Party make their predictions.

9/22/06 Winning at Small Business Panel of entrepreneurs discuss how they created successful independent businesses, including Irene Hurst with USF Small business Development Center; Ken Rushing, ex‐con and former drug addict who owns ReHabbers Superstore; 78

Tanya Jimenez who runs her family's business; and Carolyn Faulkner, owner of Franchise Select.

9/25/06 Muslims Reaction to the Pope Pope Benedict the 16th is meeting with Muslim leaders to smooth things over after making a speech some consider degrading to Muslims, but why are Muslims reacting with violence? Ahmed Bedier with Tampa Chapter of CAIR, Samar Jarrah, Arab journalist, and Wilmore Sadiki, Imam of St. Petersburg Islamic Center.

9/26/06 Clarification of Geneva President Bush is asking for more of a free hand in deciding how to treat terror suspects, and is being criticized by many including some in his own party. Panel includes Dr. Harry Vanden Professor of International Affairs at USF Tampa, Chris Hart, former member of Homeland Security Task Force, and Craig Gundry, terror expert with Critical Intervention Services.

9/27/06 Playing Hurt: Courageous or Dangerous? Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms was praised for his "courageous" play on the field, while actually bleeding internally. Is it courageous, or dangerous? Discussion with Dr. Rodney Durham, director of surgical critical care at Tampa General Hospital.

9/28/06 Homeowners Insurance Solutions? Interview with two Floridians who are technical advisors to the Governor's Property and Casualty Insurance Reform Committee, Nancy Bailey and John Laurie.

9/29/06 Man‐hunt A routine day turned into a 24‐hour manhunt for local law enforcement. K‐9 Officer Chris Hendrix and his dog Gunner joins Joe Voskerchian, Executive Director of the Gold Shield Foundation, an organization that helps families of officers, deputies and fire rescue who die in the line of duty.

10/2/06 Foley Scandal Rep. Mark Foley forced to resign after the public saw e‐mails of lurid messages he sent to underage congressional 'pages.' If republican leadership knew of his behavior, will this hurt republicans in the upcoming election? Guests; Chris Ingram, president of 4‐11 communications. and Chris Griffin, active in democratic politics.

10/3/06 Track Internet Kids Recent cases of sexual predators, including the sex scandal of u‐s representative Mark Foley, have parents worried they wouldn't know if something bad was going on with their teen. This show provides computer tracking skills for dummies. And what school systems are putting in place for protection. Guests: Aaron Baker, computer programming expert with InfoSolvers, Dr. Linda Hebert‐Ford, licensed therapist, and Darina Glover‐Russell, technology trainer for Hillsborough County Schools

10/4/06 Deputy Reaction Polk County Deputy Matt Williams and his k‐9 companion Diogi were shot and killed while pursing a suspect who had run from a routine traffic stop. Response from the community has been overwhelming, with people supporting this brave law enforcement officer and his dog. Guests: Major George Mc‐Namara with the Tampa Police Dept. and Dr. Lori Kleinman, licensed psychologist

10/5/06 NIE Report: Iraq fueling terrorists? Report from the NIE (national intelligence estimate) that were leaked to the press, concluded that the U.S. led war in Iraq, instead of eliminating terrorism, is actually accomplishing the opposite... it is spawning a new generation of jihadists. Guests: Mike Pheneger, a retired U.S. Army Colonel and Chris Hart, Homeland Security Task Force

10/6/06 Adult Entertainment going mainstream? the adult entertainment industry is booming, and some say the internet has been the driving force behind this new x‐rated tidal wave, but has it really become mainstream? Guests: Demi Delia and Randy Spears, husband and wife team. Paul Allen, Publisher of 'Night Moves' magazine, and Psychotherapist Cecilia Tucker.

10/9/06 Foley's emails: lurid or illegal? Former US Rep Mark Foley forced to resign after e‐mails were made public in which Foley made lurid sexual advances. But if he was expressing fantasies which were never acted upon, did anything illegal take place? Guests: Denis de‐Vlaming, criminal defense attorney, Dr. Kathi Cervenka, a bay area psychologist who specializes in sexual issues, Rita Peters Assistant State Attorney for Hillsborough county and head of sex crimes division

10/10/06 Max Linn for Governor One on one interview with third party candidate for governor.

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Some Tampa Bay area women are among the 7‐thousand have signed a petition "we had abortions" for Ms. Magazine, which just hit the stands. four women share their experiences and opinions: Guests: Deb Baker, Ellen brown, also has marched for abortion rights in Washington; April Hymen, clinical director of Pregnancy Center of Pinellas Country, Lynne Breidenbach, a conservative radio show host on Florida talks 1570 A‐M

10/12/06 North Korea's Nuclear Threat North Korea's defiant nuclear test display in recent days. For forty years, the world has maintained a sense of global security because of mutual deterrence. Are we on the verge of a failure of that system? Guests: Maria Rost Rublee, PhD. assistant professor at University of Tampa, former intelligence office, specialty dealing with nuclear issues; Martin Schram, author of 'Avoiding Armageddon,' Washington columnist for more than 30 years

10/13/06 Hospice Care Guests: Roxanne Riley, Executive VP of Life‐Path Hospice of Tampa; Billie Ginther who was helped by Hospice through the deaths of two loved ones; Jim Henning with Hospice events; and Steve Campbell with Life‐Path Hospice.

10/15/06 Drug Abuse Among Elderly We hear a lot about teenagers and drug and alcohol abuse. But Doctor Larry Schonfeld is a professor in the Department of Aging and Mental Health at USF. and Victoria Adams is a nurse and health educator at the Center for Drug‐Free Living in Orlando, dealing with senior additions.

10/16/06 Shepard Smith One on one interview with popular FOX News anchor Shepard Smith, recently named by TV guide as America’s second most trusted anchor.

10/17/06 Is America Ready for Ms. President? It has never happened before, but this year Hillary Clinton's name is front and center as a candidate. Others have thrown out Condoleezza Rice and Elizabeth Dole. Is America finally ready? Guests: Robin Morgan, one of the leaders of the U.S. Contemporary Feminism Movement, former editor‐in‐chief of "Ms" Magazine, and political consultant Renee Dabbs.

10/18/06 Housing Bubble Fizzling? Houses doubling, tripling in value in a matter of years. Homes are selling after just hours on the market, people are investing in condos and rentals. The tide has turned, values are dropping, but your insurance and taxes are rising. Guest: Jack Sandelman, mortgage broker, economist Rodney Johnson, and Cary Berman, specialist in new housing starts for RBC Centura bank's Construction Division.

10/19/06 Wesley Snipes indicted Tax fraud charges against well‐known actor Wesley Snipes, who formerly lived in Windermere, Florida. Snipes apparently aligned himself with a tax protest group that tries to argue that u‐s citizens don't have to pay income tax. Why would he risk his career? Guests: Scott Tufts, tax attorney, Curtis Holmes, president of Taxpayers Association Inc.; attorney Kendall Almerico who has handled a number of high‐ profile clients.

10/20/06 Log Cabin Republicans Jim Pease is a Tampa man who is gay, and a member of the republican party. While that may sound like a contradiction to some, there is a group that calls itself the 'log cabin republicans.' Other guests: April Schiff, Republican consultant, and Dr. Darryl Paulson, USF political science professor.

10/23/06 Punishment for Kiddie Auto Thefts Kids, sometimes too young to even have a driver's license steal cars all the time. Now, some repeat offenders do end up being charged as adults, and thrown in jail with adult criminals. is that where a 15‐year‐old belongs? Guests: Bret Bartlett with Tampa Police Department, Joe Episcopo a former prosecutor and current criminal defense attorney; Nicholas Cox, Stetson professor and former assistant state attorney in the juvenile division.

10/25/06 Jim Davis for Governor One on one interview with Jim Davis, democratic candidate for Florida

10/27/06 Final Exits: How People Die Michael Largo, author of 'final exits' has researched the strange and bizarre ways people have died through the centuries.

10/30/06 The Power to Heal? One Tampa Bay hospital has created a whole unit based on healing touch. could the next one be re‐connective healing'? Using a persons' energy or frequencies to cure cancer, or multiple sclerosis? Guests: Dr. Eric Pearl, author and founder of 'Re‐connective Healing'; Dr. David Lubin, a family practitioner in Tampa; and Kimberly Garcia, the coordinator for St. Joseph’s healing touch program.

10/31/06 Ghosthunters Many Tampa locations are said to be famously haunted, Tampa Theater, the Don Cesar Hotel. Ghost‐hunters, these days, they're likely to be armed with high‐tech meters and recording devices. Ghosthunters aka guests: Bill Sharpe, Brandy Stark, Claire Castillo and Casey McCarthy.

11/1/06 Amendment 3 This would make it harder to amend our state constitution. Would need 60% to pass, no more pregnant pigs! Guests: Dianne Wheatley‐Giliotti League of Women Voters, Mark Wilson executive VP of FL Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Darryl Paulson Political Science Professor at USF.

11/2/06 Jared & David Jared the Subway guy and David Oberley local man who has lost more than 400 lbs.

11/3/06 Where should sex offenders live? Neighbors turned activists when they found out sex offenders & predators are living too close to their children. The neighborhood wants them out, but then where do they go? Guests: Dr. Leo Cotter runs on outpatient sex offender treatment program. Tom Sachs and Dawn Henshaw who lives in that Brandon neighborhood, Denise Hughes‐Conlon president of the Florida Association for Treatment of Sex Offenders.

11/6/06 Iraq/Kerry/Elections Many say tomorrow's election is a reflection on Bush and the war in Iraq. Guest: Mike Pheneger retired Army Col. and Chris Hart retired Lt. Col and formerly part of Homeland Security Task Force.

11/7/06 A wish for Election Day Midterm madness, nasty mudslinging, some races too close to call, what will happen up on Capitol Hill? Guests: Dr. Darryl Paulsen political science professor at USF and Wayne Garcia political editor with Creative Loafing

11/8/06 Election Day: post mortem The democrats regain power in the House of Reps but the Senate is still unclear. Plus Fl. chose Charlie Crist to lead the state. Guests: Adam Goodman Victory Group and Chris Griffin attorney active in politics.

11/9/06 Rumsfeld Resigns After months of defending him, President Bush finally accepted Donald Rumsfeld Resignation Guests: Mike Pheneger retired Army Col. and Chris Hart retired Lt. Col, formerly part of Homeland Security Task Force.

11/10/06 Lloyd Pye's Star Child National Geographic is doing an hour long special on "Ancient Astronauts" and our guest today is part of it with his star child skull.

11/13/06 Do you trust touchscreen voting? Vern Buchanan won by just 386 votes. Jennings is calling for a recount but 18 thousand ballots registered an under vote meaning they didn't vote in that race. Mistake? Hacking? Do you trust touch screen voting? Guests: Pam Hagel with Voting Integrity Alliance of Tampa, Vincent Lipsio firmware engineer & part of IEEE committee drafting international standards for voting equipment. Karen Burns with the League of Women Voters.

11/14/06 While they're at War The war in Iraq is a major news story, flashpoint for political debate, it’s the drumbeat under our discourse on patriotism. The untold story those of the wives and families left behind. Kristen Henderson is married to a Navy chaplain and experienced life at home while he was deployed. She has written a book about the life of a military wife called "While they're at War".

11/15/06 Marines Mom Reaction Hours after results of last week’s election, Rumsfeld shown the door. The message: The war in Iraq is going badly and we want change. But what message did that send to the troops and their families? Guests: Faith Carman, son Justin is in Iraq, Juli Swierenga her son Jesse James Wood served 2 deployments and is now back home, Cyd Deathe her son Adam wounded in Iraq but is still in the marines. 84

11/16/06 Shopping for Independents Are you one of those people that complain that the chains are taking over America, but you still find yourself drawn there when you shop? One reporter lived for 1 week without going to a chain‐store, he was fine except for 1 item. Guests: Carla Jimenez, owner Inkwood Books, David Warner editor at Creative Loafing spent a week without chains. Suzanne Wightman owner of The Art Tarts, and James Stock professor of marketing at USF.

11/17/06 Intent v. Actions The TV shows expose men of walks of life showing up to meet a child for sex. But what if they don't meet the child? What if they never carry out the act? When does fantasy cross the line into criminal behavior? Is mere intent to have sex with a minor illegal? Guests: Professor Robert Batey with Stetson College of Law and Jeff Brown Criminal defense attorney

11/20/06 Jeffrey Goldberg A story of unlikely friends, an Israeli soldier and a Palestinian prisoner and has now compiled the story into a book "Prisoners: A Muslim and a Jew across the Middle East Divide".

11/21/06 The Cycle of Domestic Violence Holiday season can be a time of stress and heightened emotions that can quickly escalate to anger and violence. Although it's intensified this season it happens all year long. Guests: Natalie Faith‐Baird suffered from an abusive relationship for years is now an advocate for domestic violence treatment, Dr. Kathi Cervenka a Psychologist specializes in domestic violence. Chris Griffin attorney & on the board of directors for The Spring, domestic violence program Hillsborough county.

11/22/06 No safety for American's abroad? In the Hollywood version, Americans abroad run to the Embassy for help. One Tampa family found out the hard way, that's not true and there isn't a safety net for Americans. Their father was murdered abroad. Guests: Paul & Kristina Lima and Frank Sanchez former special asst. to the White House overseeing issues related to Latin America.

11/24/06 Books as gifts Can't find that 'perfect gift" Consider a book. 3 bookstore owners here with their top 5 list that includes a bit for everyone. 85

Guests: Carla Jimenez with Inkwood Books, Felicia Taylor with Books for Thought and Pat Pfenning with Walden Books.

11/27/06 OJ Backlash The Book "If I did It" the hypothetical confession from the most notorious non‐ murderer. Victims are appalled, but the public's fascination is undoubtedly there. Guests: Eric Deggans media critic for St. Pete Times, attorney John Fitzgibbons.

11/28/06 Brunching with Chef Ray Arpke 1 of top 200 most romantic restaurants Euphemia Haye is right here in our area on Longboat Key. The owner and chef is here to cook with us, and some secrets for a great brunch.

11/29/06 Insurance Rates out of Control Governor‐elect Crist called a special session about insurance rates. What was deemed a "fix" is now becoming part of the problem, and rates are continuing to rise and could reach a nearly 600% increase. HELP! Guests: Tom Zucco staff writer for the St. Pete Times been following the insurance crisis. Don Leggett VP Insurance Office of America and Larry Hoffman President of Treasure Island Chamber of Commerce and upset citizen.

11/30/06 Internet Encouraging Fights? A local 'family' egged on their kids to fight, it made national news. We did a little digging and what we found was disturbing. Over 4000 hits when you search the web for videos of fighting. Is this anything new than the school yard brawl? or is it more dangerous and out in the open because of the internet? Guests: Mike Trepper with the Boys Initiative, Dr. Harold Shinitzky psychologist, Wayne Garcia technology editor for Creative Loafing and James Evans director of the Tampa Bay Academy of Hope.

12/1/06 Author; Carl Hiaasen One on one interview with the man who made being weird in Florida cool.

12/4/06 Juval Aviv: Staying Safe With the specter of terrorism hanging over our heads, will we ever feel safe again? Guests: Juval Aviv is a former Israeli counterintelligence officer.

12/5/06 The "N" Word Michael Richards rant on a comedy stage wasn't funny. And now there is a call within the Black community to stop using the "N" word, if you want others to stop using it. Guests: "Life" president of Black‐on‐Black Rhyme. Cynthia Hawkins‐Leon professor at Stetson College of Law, Eric Deggans media critic for St. Pete Times, and Wali Shabazz Southern Regional Director of the National Trust for the Development of African‐American Men.

12/6/06 Outta control teen? Your mildly rebellious teenager then starts to fail in school, lying fighting drugs and alcohol. You've tried everything but they just run all over you? Guests: Scott Sells, Ph.D. author of a number of parenting books including "Parenting Your Out of Control Teenage".

12/7/06 Tom Bosley & Michael Learned Actors that we grew up with join us while in town for a local stage production.

12/8/06 The Iraq Study Group The 10 member bi‐partisan Iraq Study group painted a bleak picture of the war. Called for urgent change in the way things are handled. Guests: Chris Griffin attorney active in politics, and Chris Hart Homeland Security Task Force.

12/11/06 Michael McPhearson: Vets for Peace National Executive Director of Vets for Peace.

12/12/06 Paula Deen Cooking with Paula Deen.

12/13/06 Overindulged Kids? Buying gifts for your child, to create that perfect Christmas. But are we doing more harm than good? Trying to outdo the Jones' next door? Guests: Dr. Linda Hebert‐Ford therapist specializing in teens, and Alexandra Blumencranz, certified parent coach.

12/14/06 Rescuing man's best friend? Pets as gifts aren't as easy as you think. Do research, know the people and the breed. One of the largest rescue groups is the Golden Retriever. Guests: Suzanne Rider, adoption coordinator, Chip Carter adopted several dogs.

12/15/06 Recount, revote, give up? Another snafu in Florida election. District 13 in Sarasota undervote of over 18K votes. The loser, Jennings is suing. And once again all eyes on Florida. Guests: Chip Fletcher attorney and TPA City Councilman, Chris Ingram campaign strategist, Rebecca Steele ACLU attorney, and Glenn Burhans Jr attorney for Vern Buchanan (winner of contest).

12/18/06 Breast Cancer down Drastic reduction in breast cancer cases. Some say it's due to women not taking hormone replacement therapy. Whatever the reason, it's a good thing. Guests: Dr. Joette Giovinco, Dr Enrique Urrutia radiologist, and Peggie Sherry two time breast cancer survivor.

12/19/06 Fighting for John Claude Meus? Truck driver got 15 years for a traffic accident saying he fell asleep. Why was his accident a crime? Guests: John Trevena attorney, Major Ernie Duarte spokesperson for FHP, Dana Christenson sister of the dead victim, and Darryl Rouson former president of NAACP.

12/20/06 Intelligent Design: Science v. Science? A new package for creationism? Not so says our guest today who has chronicled the rise of Intelligent Design. He says it's scientists, mathematicians and micro‐ biologists who have debunked Evolution as the only theory. Dr. Thomas Woodward author of "Darwin Strikes Back' and professor at Trinity College.

12/21/06 Are you ho ho hum?? Holidays are cheerful time of year but not for everyone. Is it the pressure to be joyous? Overworked, stressed? Guests: Dr. Tim Evans, marriage and family therapist and Dr. Suzanne Persons, psychotherapist in St. Petersburg.

12/22/06 Movie Mania Holiday movie releases, worth your time & money? Guests: Steve Persall St. Pete Times movie critic

1/2/07 Charlie Crist Inauguration How is Gov. Crist going to meet the challenges he's set out for his first 100 days in office. Guests: Mark Proctor, activist in the Republican Party, and Henry Gill with the Democratic Party.

1/3/07 Winners & Losers 2006 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. An interesting year. 88

Guests: Mark Larsen, radio talk show host, and Tom Zucco, staff writer for St. Pete Times.

1/4/07 Return or Fraud? Retailers lose billions of dollars every year to return fraud. Guests: James Stock, professor of marketing with College of Business and expert in consumer returns, Joe LaRocca, VP for Loss Prevention with the National Retail Federation.

1/5/07 110th Congress: Democratics take control Republicans voted out of control. Now what? Democrats are jumping in feet first with an aggressive agenda for the first 100 hours. Guests: Chris Ingram campaign strategist, and Chris Griffin attorney involved in Democratic politics.

1/8/07 Get Organized New year, new you, new organization. But where to start? Our guest today is Michelle Passoff author of Lighten Up Free Yourself from Clutter.

1/9/07 Saddam's hanging The end of a brutal regime, but the taunts from the executioners has created a controversy over how the hanging was carried out. Guests: Maki Kubba former citizen of Iraq and escaped Saddam's regime, Mike Pheneger retired Army Col.

1/10/07 IED's What is the military doing to protect our troops from IED's. Most troops are dying from them. There has got to be some new technology that would help. Guests: Ed Dottery Co‐founder Alaka'i Consulting & Engineering, Craig Gundry specialist in biochemical weapons and explosives, and Anita Lovallo her son Aaron was killed by an IED last year.

1/11/07 Will new Iraq plan work? Troop surge, the president made his formal announcement last night. Guests: Mike Pheneger retired Army Col. and Chris Hart retired Lt. Col and former Homeland Security Task Force.

1/12/07 Banned words The annual list of words you'd like to Never hear again. Guests: Rick Wilber, professor of journalism at USF, Sean Daly pop culture critic at St. Pete Times and John Shibley with Lake Superior State University that comes up and publishes this list.

1/15/07 Fixing the achievement gap For all the strides that have been made in civil rights, there is a growing crisis in our educational system. The achievement gap is alive and well. African American students achieve far less, are disciplined more. Is the system stacked against them? Guests: James Evans, Director Tampa Bay Academy of Hope, Rev. Louis Murphy Minister of Mount Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, and Joe Robinson local businessman involved in educational issues.

1/16/07 Dog Trainer to the stars Have a dog that just won't sit, or will always jump? Our guest today say it's the people that need to be trained not the animal. Brian Kilcommons, dog trainer to the stars joins us.

1/17/07 Middle class angst? Most middle class people say they are anxious about their jobs, insurance costs, health and retirement. guests: Brian Wesbury, ranked #1 economic forecaster by the Wall Street Journal, and Helen Huntley personal finance editor with the St. Pete Times.

1/18/07 Missouri boys found The unbelievable story of a boy missing for several days and one who was missing for several years. Found, miraculously. But now what is their life going to be like? How can they return to their home? Guests: Dr. Sydney Merin forensic psychiatrist, Hilary Session with Child Protection Education of America and her daughter Tiffany has been missing for 18 years. and Barry Drew, formerly a member of the child reunification team of Hillsborough County.

1/19/07 Too fat for the catwalk? Are models too skinny? Heroin chic is in, but models are dying from eating disorders in order to look emaciated.

1/22/07 Sudden death of athletes Keely Dorsey, freshman running back at USF suddenly collapses and dies. It's not unheard of, just very scary for parents of athletes. Is there something we can do, screen for? or is it just a mystery? Guest: Dr. David Thompson, medical director of Sports Medicine at Morton Plant Hospital.

1/23/07 Plug‐in Hybrids New technology called "plug‐in hybrid" ‐ automakers are jumping on the bandwagon, GM unveiling the Volt at the auto show in Detroit. Our guest today, 90

Sherry Boschert author of the book "Plug‐in Hybrids; the Cars that Will Recharge America" and is considered one the country's experts on these type cars.

1/24/07 Justice tested in Duke Case? New charges against Mike Nifong the former prosecutor in the Duke Lacrosse Rape case. the bar accusing Nifong of "Withholding DNA evidence and then lying about it to judges" Guests: criminal defense attorney Jeff Brown, Pam Bondi former prosecutor, and Professor Robert Batey with Stetson College of Law.

1/25/07 Review of Special Session Insurance rates are out of control, the legislature just finished a special session with some solutions or are they? Will premiums "drop like a rock" as the governor has said? Guests: Bill Newton with Florida Consumer Action Network, Chris Neal with State Farm of Florida and Tom Zucco reporter with the St. Pete Times focuses on insurance issues.

1/26/07 American Idol is Back! It's back, and bigger than ever. Guests: Jessica Sierra, season 4 top 10 finalist, Jay Rosenberg who's tried out several times but never made it to Hollywood, Veronica Young radio personality WQYK and Sean Daly pop music critic with the St. Pete Times.

1/29/07 Ovarian cancer Women have regular screenings for breast cancer, cervical cancer but what about ovarian cancer. Frequently there are no symptoms until it's too late. Guests; Dr. Anna Parsons, Ob/gyn and director The Image Based Gynecology Clinic at USF, Dr. Rebecca Sutphen with H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Ctr., Susan Guidi president of Advanced Ultrasound Services, and Kris Walker battled ovarian cancer of several years.

1/30/07 Final days of Fidel? Death watch for Fidel. Officials in Miami planning a party in the Orange Bowl upon announcement of his death, legislation proposed last week to loosen restrictions of trade and family travel. Guests: Patrick Mantiega with La Gaceta, Al Fox visited Cuba dozen's of times.

1/31/07 What to do with Homeless? The now infamous tent slashing of St. Pete police has drawn outrage from across the country. But what are we to do with the homeless? Guests: Jamie Bennett with St. Pete city council, David Griffith owns a business in the area, Barbara Green with the Homeless Emergency Project. 91

February 2007

2/1/07 Betting Super Style Biggest betting day of the Year; the Super Bowl. Harmless fun or disaster waiting? Guests: Thomas Talley gambling counselor, Kendall Almerico attorney & Sports agent, and "Jim" a 20 y/o who struggled with gambling.

2/2/07 Tornadoes 4 people dead, millions of dollars in damage. Guests: Paul Dellegatto, Dr. Lori Kleinman psychologist specializing in trauma and George Buck, expert in disaster management.

2/5/07 Big win for Dungy! Huge win for the favorite son of Tampa, and African American community Guests: Brad Culpepper, former Buc. Scott Reynolds from the Pewter Report, and LeeRoy Selmon NFL Hall of Famer and former Athletic Director of USF.

2/6/07 Banning sex offenders? A buffer zone around schools, notification laws, pictures being published, now some cities are banning them altogether. You can't live in my city... but where can they live? Guests: Charles Fletcher with Tampa City Council, Dr. Bob Whitford treats sex offenders, Lynn Chernin resident of New Tampa became an activist after her personal experience.

2/7/07 Juan Williams The NPR & Fox commentator has his own opinions about black culture nowadays. His latest book is called “Enough”, and it's a call to arms, to disregard the devaluing of education and glorifying the jail culture.

2/8/07 Real Boys Boys are rough and tumble, right? Well, maybe not. Researcher and author of “Real Boys” says we must be careful not to stereotype all boys. Bill Pollack joins us.

2/9/07 Fallen Astronaut (Lisa Nowak) A love triangle in space? Lisa Nowak's bizarre trip to Florida has everybody talking and wondering. Guests: Dr. George Northrup, forensic psychiatrist, and Joe Episcopo from Military lawyer.

2/12/07 Judge Lynn Toler: Divorce Court Broken families air their dirty laundry on divorce court. With her new book out, Judge Lynn Toler tells why she is so lucky.

2/13/07 Judging Pelosi? The first controversy for the first female Speaker of House, how big her plane is. Silly, probably but leads us to the question, is she being scrutinized differently because she's a woman? Guests: Phyllis Busansky, former Hillsborough County Commissioner. and April Schiff a political consultant.

2/14/07 Mandatory Gardasil? New vaccine that prevents cancer, sounds great. But make it mandatory? maybe not. Guests: Dr. Anna Giuliano worked on clinical trials for Gardasil, attorney Rex Curry, State Senator Mike Fasano, and Terry Kemple with Community Issues Council

2/15/07 Terry McAuliffe Former chairman of the Democratic National Committee and some say architect of the Clinton rise. Now turned author about his life "what a party."

2/16/07 Are you Dixie Chick‐ed off? The group won some big awards at the Grammy's was it a political motivation? Have they lost their country fan base? Guests: Veronica Young, radio personality with WQYK, Wayne Garcia political editor Creative Loafing and Sean Daly Pop music critic with the St. Pete Time.

2/19/07 Couey goes to trial Two confessions thrown out, is it still a slam dunk case? Or because of his mental state will it be difficult to convict? Guests: Denis deVlaming, criminal defense attorney, Lee Atkinson, former prosecutor. 93

2/20/07 Strategy for Iraq Everyone is split on what to do with Iraq. Stay and send more troops? Or leave, withdraw? Guests: KC Poulin with Critical Intervention Services, Dan O'Shea former coordinator with Hostage Working Group in Iraq, and Mike Pheneger, retired Army Col.

2/21/07 Judge Cristina The star of another TV judge show.

2/22/07 Counseling on Campus? More college campuses are filled with kids who can't cope with the pressure, or already are on medications. Where does the responsibility of the college to help the kids start and end? Guests: Gina Firth, Associate Dean of Students at University Tampa, Peter Lake with Stetson College of Law, and Dale Hicks Associate Director of the USF Counseling center.

2/26/07 Tortured over "24"? Jack Bauer, superhero of 24 employs torture on a regular basis for get information. Now groups are complaining that the US is too casual with our tacit approval of torture. In fact, stories of cadets saying "if it's ok for Jack, it's ok for me". Guests: Joe Navarro, former FBI specialty in analyzing behavior of terrorists, Eric Deggans media critic with St. Pete Times.

2/27/07 Fixing "save our homes" Floridians are in revolt over their property taxes. Most complain over the inequities between longtime homeowners and those that recently bought. The architect of the Save Our Homes amendment discusses the reasoning behind the popularity benefit. Guest: Ken Wilkinson, property appraiser for Lee county.

3/1/07 Steve Stanton sex change A dramatic life change. Going from a man to a woman. Should he be fired? Did he deceive Largo? Guests: Dr. Dan Greenwald, plastic surgeon, attorney Karen Doering, and Curtis Holmes, president of Taxpayers Assoc. and resident of Largo. 94

3/2/07 Property Taxes A look at some of the proposals that will be discussed during the upcoming legislative session. Guests: Rob Turner, Hillsborough Property Appraiser and State Senator Mike Fasano.

3/6/07 2007 Legislative Session Drs Susan MacManus and Darryl Paulson describe the pressures and issues facing the FL legislature as they embark on their first session with Gov. Charlie Crist at the helm.

3/7/07 Steve Stanton speaks The City of Largo City Manager is going through with a sex change. He joins us today.

3/8/07 Teens surfing with danger It's not just the internet that that bad people use to lure kids. Now they've graduated to using cell phones. How to protect your kids from bad guys. Guests: Neil Sindicich, cyber‐security analyst with FDLE, Dr. Linda Hebert‐Ford, therapist specializes in teenagers.

3/9/07 Couey guilty Just 4 hours to convict. What are your reactions about the defense that was brought? The coloring? etc. Guests: Criminal Defense attorney Denis deVlaming and Nick Cox, former prosecutor.

3/12/07 When Pitbulls attack! Another child attacked by the family dog. Is it the dog? the breed? or the owner? Guests: Dennis McCollough with Hillsborough Animal service, Rich Chaboudy with Suncoast Animal League, Raquel Aluisy with St. Francis Rescue of Tampa.

3/13/07 Democrats plan for Iraq They have a plan, additional troops now, more money but the Iraq gov't needs to meet benchmarks. But are those "artificial deadlines" good? or do they undermine the troops and hamstring the generals? Guests: Dave DeBatto, former Army counterintelligence, Dan O'Shea former coordinator Hostage Working Group in Iraq.

3/14/07 Libby Verdict: Why we should care The Scooter Libby trial and verdict. No one really gets it, understands it, nor cares. But here is why you should. Guests; Chris Ingram, campaign strategist, Professor Robert Batey with Stetson College of Law.

3/15/07 Colon Cancer 3rd most common cancer, yet no symptoms early on and uncomfortable screening make it deadly. Guests: Allan Trovillion, diagnosed with stage 4 at 54 y/o., Dr. Dennis Laffer, gastroenterologist and also diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, and Janet Sizeler, diagnosed with stage 2. Both Dennis and Janet are volunteers with the American Cancer Society.

3/16/07 Snake restrictions Pythons invading the everglades and Florida's natural habitat, but causing havoc on the environment. Tough, new restrictions are set to hold snake owners accountable for escaped pet. Guests: Bobby Rex, owner Scales, exotic pet store. Bill Armstrong President Fl animal Control assoc. and Bob Potts, owner of Herp Hobby Shop.

3/26/07 A new fix for DCF? Gov. Crist reached across the aisle and appointed Democrat Bob Butterworth to head the troubled DCF agency. It's a new day or more of the same. Guest: Bob Butterworth new secretary of Dept. of Children & Families, and Nick Cox, new regional director for DCF.

3/27/07 Real estate crisis 1 in 278 households in FL is in foreclosure. easy credit gone, no more flipping. What's next? Who can help? One study says it'll be the baby boomers that save the day. Guests: Jack Sandleman, mortgage broker, Sue Paskert, longtime realtor, David Denslow, researcher from UF says it'll be baby boomers saving the day.

3/28/07 Iran crossing the line? Iran plans to release the only female British sailor that it has. But did capture these sailors to spark a crisis? Guests: Dr. Thomas Smith, political science professor specialty ethics of war. Dan O'Shea former coordinator for Working Hostage Group in Iraq, and Maria Rost‐Rublee former Intelligence agency specializing in nuclear issues.

3/29/07 The stigma of mental illness It affects 1 in 5 people but yet there is still that stigma attached to mental illness. Documentary produced by a ABC News investigative producer exposes how our society deals with the seriously mentally ill.

3/30/07 Cancer and politics Elizabeth & John Edwards said the cancer is back. Should he drop out? Cancer survivors say it's courageous to stay in the race. An example of living with the disease. Guests: Dr. John Cox, breast cancer doc., Chris Ingram, campaign strategist, and Dennis Laffer, MD diagnosed w/ stage 4 colon cancer 96

4/9/07 Pet Food Recall Massive pet food recall, have people looking for alternatives. Guests: Dr. Sonja Olsen with Florida Veterinary Specialists, Dr. Robin Cannizzaro Wholistic Vet. Care. and Darryl Wilson Professor at Stetson College of Law.

4/10/07 Super Duper Democracy? States are unhappy with the primary system and are looking to move their primary to early Feb. making the first Tuesday a "Super Duper Tuesday" but is that the way it's suppose to be? What about momentum? Money? etc. Guests: Chris Griffin, democratic activist and Adam Goodman with Victory Group.

4/11/07 Imus in the mourning? Racially charged comments, now a 2 week suspension, is it enough? Or is it too much considering it would be ok for him to say it if he was black? Guests: Shock jock Bubba the Love Sponge, and media critic Eric Deggans

4/12/07 Arab Journalist: Barbara Ferguson American born, Washington bureau chief for Arab News organization joins us.

4/13/07 Duke Players are Innocent! Not only are charges dropped, the independent investigator says the boys are innocent, but their lives were torn upside down. Now what? Charges against Nifong? Disbarring Nifong? Where'd it go wrong? Attorneys Grady Irvin, Steve Crawford, and Professor Robert Batey with Stetson College of Law. 97

4/16/07 Songwriter: Bobbi Braddock Hall of Fame Songwriter joins about growing up in Auburndale.

4/17/07 VA Tech murders Shock and aftermath. Guests: Dr. Tim Evans, family therapist, Major John Bennett, special operations commander for Tampa Police. Phil Winters, president of the Tampa Bay Chapter of the VA Tech Alumni Assoc.

4/18/07 VA Tech‐ day 2 Shock has turned to grief for families, students and faculty. Yet so many questions remain. Guests: Marty Cohen clinical psychologist specializing in trauma response, and KC Poulin Critical Intervention Services.

4/19/07 VA Tech‐ were guns to blame? Crack down on gun laws? Or make new ones? Guests: Steve Purl owner of AAA Firearms, former Scotland Yard detective, Arthur Hayhoe, Florida Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. Brian Kensel, retired FBI Swat team leader and sniper.

4/20/07 VA Tech‐ school safety Why didn’t' someone do something about Seung‐Wee's strange behavior? when do you know it's serious? Guests: Diane Fojt disaster behavioral health specialist. Wayne Porter retired FDLE profiler, and Dr. Sydney Merin clinical neuropsychologist.

4/23/07 A budding psychopath? Kids who are mentally unstable, violent, need constant help that their parents can't give them the help they need. Where does the state's responsibility start and end? Guests: Barbara Morris, grandmother of Christopher who needs a special home because she's afraid of him and his violence. Dr. Michael Fox, a pediatric psychiatrist. Carl LIttlefield, regional director of Agency for persons with disabilities, and State Rep. Bill Galvano.

4/24/07 Felons Rights restored Gov. Crist reverses years of the way FL has done things. Now when a felon has done his/her time he will automatically get his civil rights restored. Guests: Darryl Rouson, attorney & former head of NAACP, KC Poulin, Critical Intervention Services, and Dianne Wheatley‐Giliotti with the League of Women Voters.

4/25/07 Monsignor Higgins Retires! The most well‐known and influential Catholic in the area will retire after 4 decades of service. Mons. Laurence Higgins is here.

4/26/07 The "Spin" on War Stories 2 of the biggest "hero" stories to come out the war, Pat Tillman and Jessica Lynch both relatives and Jessica herself were on capitol hill testifying that they weren't all what the stories said they were. But the gov't has always taken a creative license when trying to sell a war. Is it justified? Or unconscionable? Guests: Dave DeBatto, retired Army counterintelligence and author. Dan O'Shea former coordinator for the Hostage Working Group in Iraq.

4/27/07 Legends Untold Those who ignore history are bound to repeat it. That's the basis of the book Untold Legends and the author joins us.

4/30/07 Local Budget/Property Tax Blues People packed public hearings demanding tax relief. Now local governments are saying be prepared for drastic cuts in police and fire, plus quality of life items like parks and libraries. Are you really ready? or is it just a scare tactic? Guests: Ronnie Duncan, Pinellas Co. Commission Chairman, Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio, economist Rodney Johnson.

5/1/07 Iraq Timetable? The Iraq war spending bill is up for debate but the key issue is a timetable tied to the money. Will it backfire on the Dems for pushing it? Guests: Mike Pheneger, retired Army Col. Chris Hart, retired Lt. Col. and former Homeland Security Task Force.

5/2/07 Parent Alienation Although no one excuses Alec Baldwin's rant against his daughter but it brings to light a very real problem called parental alienation. Divorce parents use their children and influence over them to drive the ex away. Guests: David Sharp, attorney specializing in the rights of fathers and husbands, Nancy Harris, attorney practicing marital law, and Leon, who hasn't seen his 4 children since last August.

5/3/07 No relief on Property Taxes They didn't do it. Our legislators couldn't come to an agreement on our property taxes! Guests: Rob Turner, HILCO property tax appraiser, Dianne Wheatley‐ Giliotti, State President of the League of Women Voters.

5/4/07 Legislative Review Did our legislators accomplish anything during this annual session? 99

Guests: Doctors Darryl Paulson and Susan MacManus, political analysts.

5/7/07 U.S. Soldier Charged with Murder? Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena was a hostage in Iraq, then upon her release is where the story gets fishy. Did her rescuer not stop for a checkpoint? or was there no signal given? Either way, now one US Soldier is being charged with murder in Italy after shooting into the car that carried the Italian journalist. Guests: Greg Kehoe, former prosecutor and the attorney defending the soldier. Dan O'Shea former coordinator with Hostage Working Group.

5/8/07 Overzealous cop? Deputy Kevin Stabins is at the center of controversy. Is he an overzealous officer? or was he justified? Guests: Kevin Durkin, Tampa Police Officer & President of Police Benevolent Assoc and attorney Jeff Brown.

5/9/07 China is poisoning our food? What if the pet food recall is just the tip of the iceberg? And china is could be poisoning through the feed we give to our livestock. Some people say American consumers are at greater risk than you might think. Guests: David Taylor, owner of Nature Harvest and President of Natural Products Assoc. Maria Rost‐Rublee, east Asia expert and Dr. Daniel Fabricant VP of Scientific Affairs with the Natural Products assoc.

5/10/07 A Hard look at Rap There is a backlash against rap music that started well before Imus's remarks. Now the rap industry is taking a look at itself and the records that spew violence, drugs, power, money. Guests: Tommy Kyllonen aka Urban D, rapper. Eric Deggans, media critic for St. Pete Times and chairman of the Media Monitoring Committee for the National Assoc. of Black Journalists, and Super‐Star Rated R, rapper.

5/11/07 High school steroids testing? This fall Florida will start random testing for high school athletes. Is it really a problem in high school? or should we spend that money on something a bit more important? Guests: Dr. Eric Coris Director of USF Sports Medicine Institute, Brad Culpepper former Buccaneer, and Rebecca Steele attorney with the ACLU.

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5/14/07 100 Most Influential People The good, the catalysts for change, the bad? The biggest debate, Rosie O'Donnell but not President Bush? Guests: Chris Griffin, attorney active in politics, and Sean Daly Pop culture critic for St. Pete Times.

5/15/07 3 Missing Soldiers 4thousand troops diverted to searching for these kidnapped soldiers. The military has pulled the plug on soldiers using the computer system to communicate. What impact might this have on our view of the war. Guests: Mike Pheneger, retired Army Col. Alex Gomez, former member of Hostage Working Group. Barbara Ferguson, Washington Bureau Chief for Arab News.

5/16/07 Women & Politics Politicians think they know women voters, but most women feel like they're being ignored. Issues that are important to them aren't the ones that end up as bumper stickers. Guests: Melinda Henneberger, author "If they only listened to us" and political consultant Renee Dabbs.

5/17/07 A story of Forgiveness Today, Justin Cabezas is a free man. A judge wiped away remaining 5 years of probation he had for crashing and killing a mother & her child while street racing. The husband of the victim forgave Justin, and now their story is the subject of a made for‐TV movie. Bruce Murakami and Justin join us.

5/18/07 Supreme Court Shifts on Abortion? SCOTS upholds a ban on late term abortion. Is it a slight shift or a seismic change? Guests: Rebecca Porter with Operation Outcry, Dr. Jay Wolfson VP Health, Law Policy & Safety at USF, and Barbara Zdravecky with Planned Parenthood.

5/21/07 Presidential Candidates Gov. Crist signed into law our primary date is moved up. What will the national Party's do? How will Fl play in the race? Guests: Chris Ingram, political consultant, Chip Fletcher attorney involved in Democratic Politics.

5/22/07 American Idol The finals are tonight. Is Idol losing its luster? Not great rating this season. Guests: Sean Daly pop music/culture critic St. Pete Times, Veronica Young with WQYK

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5/23/07 Adoption Madonna, Angelina Jolie make adopting overseas look so glamorous and easy, but what's the catch. What do you need to know? Guests: Nicole Witt with The Adoption Consultancy, Dr. Mark Trolice reproductive endocrinologist Tracy Stodard with Axis Adoption and Consulting.

5/24/07 Weird Florida God shook the U.S. and all the nuts fell to Florida. With crazies, comes weird news. Author Eliot Kleinberg is out with his 2nd edition of Weird Florida.

5/25/07 Hot Summer Movies The summer of 3, a look at new summer movies. Guests: Bob Ross, with www.bobrossmovies.com and Jay Forry the blind critic.

5/28/07 Memorial Day Do our men & women in service get the respect they deserve? What does Memorial Day really mean to people, for most is a 3 day weekend. Guests: Joyce Kell, her son Stephen in the marines, wounded but waiting his 2nd tour in Iraq. Richard Deathe Vietnam Vet who's son was seriously injured in Iraq, Karen Artel, her son is currently in Iraq, and Scott Elliot also a Vietnam Vet with his son in Marines but in Iraq.

5/29/07 Tourettes Syndrome A month ago we should you Christopher, a violent child, and his grandmother/caregiver was looking to put him in a state home. After seeing a doctor, he's improving so much he's no longer a threat to grandma, and is a totally different child. Guests: Barbara Morris, Christopher’s grandmother, Dr. Michael Fox a pediatric psychiatrist, Ross Preville, Tourette's Syndrome Assoc.

5/30/07 Immigration reform? Congress is trying to tackle one of the most contentious debates in recent memory: Immigration. Guests: Burt Linthicum, Minutemen of Tampa, immigration attorney Fernando Perez, and Hugh Grambling with Tampa Bay Wholesale Growers

5/31/07 High gas prices Outrageous gas prices are cutting into everyone's wallet. Investigation on Capitol Hill is looking price fixing, manipulating the price oil. But if American's are so upset, why aren't they changing their habits? Guests; Economist Rodney Johnson, Wayne Andrews with Raymond James Financial, and Bill Newton with Florida Consumer Action Network.

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6/1/07 Hurricane Season 'Nough said. Guests: Paul Dellegatto, FOX13 Chief Meteorologists and Chad Magnuson, Red Cross Disaster Director

6/5/07 Jennifer Kesse still missing 17 months ago, Jennifer disappeared. Her parents speak out about their daughter, the case and trying to keep her name and face in the media.

6/6/07 Elijah Dukes The latest accusations against Elijah Dukes put the Devil Rays in a balancing act of how to deal with professional players who act badly but play outstanding? Guests: Kendall Almerico, attorney & sports agent, Linda Osmundson head of CASA‐ domestic violence shelter.

6/7/07 Special Session People want property taxes and say they are willing to take cuts in services but get to specifics, what sacred cow will be left standing? Guests: State Senator Mike Fasano, State Senator Charlie Justice

6/8/07 PIP Auto Insurance No fault will go away. Might be good to get rid of the 1‐800 Chiro‐med type places but it might mean that 4 million Florida drivers will not have auto insurance. Guests: Ralph Glatfelter, VP Florida Hospital Assoc., attorney Jack Gordon, Chris Neal with State Farm of Florida.

6/11/07 Republican Candidates A look at the republican presidential candidates Guests: Adam Goodman of Victory Group, Chris Griffin attorney part of the Gore re‐count in 2000.

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6/12/07 Democratic Candidates A look at the democratic presidential candidates Guests: Jim Davis, former US Representative, Chris Hart former Homeland Security Task Force.

6/13/07 Paris Hilton Did media create this circus? was it special treatment that Paris was released? Guests: Paul Sisco, criminal defense attorney, Daniel Ruth columnist for Tampa Tribune.

6/14/07 Vets 4 Victory In response to Vets for Peace, these veterans want you have all points of view then make your decision about pulling out. Guest: Lt. Col. Steve Russell, retired Army of 21 years. Travis VanBuren co‐ chairman Vets 4 Victory Florida.

6/15/07 Property Tax Deal Special Session is over, lawmakers delivered something. A rollback on tax rates, and an offer for a bigger homestead exemption‐ will it work? Guests: Rob Turner, HILCO property appraiser, Pat Duffy commercial real estate firm.

6/18/07 Brazen Careerist Can you learn from the worst job in the world? You need to in order to move onto the best job in the world. Guest: Author Penelope Trunk

6/19/07 Foreclosures In over your head? Bad credit? Florida is in dire straits when it comes to our foreclosure rates. Guests: Scott Brown, economist with Raymond James and Mark Mathiason, President of Mortgage Corp. of America.

6/20/07 Nifong disbarred The man at the center of Duke Lacrosse Rape Case had the tables turn on him. Formally disbarred, now should he be charged criminally? Guests: Jeff Brown, criminal defense attorney, and Professor Robert Batey with Stetson College of law.

6/21/07 Brain Food Within the daily servings of fruits and vegetables, are there certain foods that boost your brain ability? Guests: authors Vicki Carauna and Kelly Hammer

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6/22/07 Should Dukes stay or go? Problem child Elijah Dukes in trouble with the law, now rants on local radio and seals his fate of not being a professional baseball player. Or will he be given a pass because of athletic prowess? Guests: attorney and sports agent Kendall Almerico and John Romano sports columnist with the St. Pete Times

6/25/07 HIV on the rise? Two groups have increased frequency of HIV, the under 25 years old, and black women. Why? What can be done? Guests: Dr. Jose Montero, President's advisory Council on AIDS, and Jim Roth, HIV/AIDS Area program coordinator.

6/26/07 Safety & Women Brazen attacks of abducting women in broad daylight. What would you do? Guests: KC Poulin president critical intervention services, and Joe Manion personal safety consultant for 25 years.

6/27/07 TB Andy The bizarre story of Atlanta attorney Andrew Speaker has given us all pause about the way government officials might handle a huge outbreak. Guests: Terry Christian, retired immigration judge, Dr. Doug Holt, director of Hillsborough Health dept. and professor of infectious diseases.

6/28/07 Chris Benoit ‐ Roid Rage? Is it roid rage? or something more complicated about the murder‐suicide of Chris Benoit and his family. Guests: Mike Graham, former pro wrestler and Dr. Mary Stedham forensic psychologist.

6/29/07 Video Game Addiction The AMA is considering classifying video games as an addiction. Can it be an addiction? Guests: Dr. Domenick Maglio, psychologist and author of Essential Parenting, and Dr. Linda Hebert Ford, psychologist specializing in teens.

7/2/07 Women we love to hate: Coulter & Rosie Both make outrageous statements on both ends of political spectrum. Do they really believe it or just doing it for fodder? Guests: Renee Dabbs, image consultant, Victor Dimaio democratic activist, and Jim Pease with the Tampa Bay area Log Cabin Republicans 105

7/3/07 Fairness doctrine Does Conservative talk radio have too much influence in today's society? 1 U.S. senator says and yes, and wants to bring back the Fairness Doctrine, which would means Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingram's would have a tough time and might even disappear. Guests: Mitch Perry, Asst. News & Public Affairs Director WMNF radio, Mark Larsen, host of Morning Magazine on 1040 News Talk Radio, and Tom McGowan attorney specializing in 1st Amendment issues.

7/4/07 Independents on Independence Day Celebrate the spirit of being American, free to speak, worship, elect and even shop. Those mom & pop type stores are facing stiff competition from the chains. Guests: Rene Williams, Tampa's Independent Business Alliance, David Mela, Vintage Wine Cellars, Scott Moore owner Urban Body Men’s Clothing, and Ellen Brown owner of Old Tampa Book Company.

7/5/07 UK Car Bombs The people behind the plot of the UK bombing not disenfranchised, wealthy well respected people in the community. Why? Guests: Steve Purl, former Scotland Yard detective, Dr. Harry Vanden, professor of gov't and international affairs, and Dr. Asma Mobin‐Uddin a pediatrician and chairman of CAIR.

7/6/07 Libby Sentence Commuted President Bush commuted Scooter Libby's prison sentence shocking DC. Scooter was caught up in the Valerie Plame scandal. Guests: Terry Christian, retired judge, and Chris Ingram political consultant

7/9/07 Barry Bonds Tomorrow's all star game has a hint of controversy. Bonds is about to break Babe Ruth's homerun record but instead of using "beer & dogs" like Ruth, Bonds is accused of enhancing his performance through steroids. Guests: Lee Irby, author of "7 thousand clams" about the history of baseball in Tampa (including Ruths), Mitch Perry San Francisco native and baseball fanatic, and Richard Gerson. sport psychologist.

7/10/07 Property Taxes New plan by our legislators to reduce property taxes with a super homestead... But will it work, will you vote for it, lots of questions. Guests: economist Rodney Johnson and Jim Smith, Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser.

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7/12/07 Diet Drugs: Alli FDA just approved the first over the counter weight loss pill. But watch out, could be very dangerous and embarrassing. Guests: Dr. William Dudley, owner of Medical Weight Management, Dr. George Northrup, Director of "Thee Weight Loss Clinic", and Jennifer Katz, medical nutrition director of optimal wellness.

7/13/07 Progress Report from Iraq Mixed progress at best for Iraq, but if troops withdraw, then what? Guests: Dave DeBatto, former Army counterintelligence, Mike Pheneger retired Army Col. director of intelligence, Maki Kubba former citizen of Iraq and escaped from Saddam Hussein's regime.

7/16/07 Vegan Kids Healthy? Recent news reports of children not being healthy, either overweight, or not enough because they're family has chosen a vegan lifestyle. Can a growing child get enough nutrients from just a vegan diet? Guests: Miriam Parham, vegan mother and nutritionist, Sarah Krieger, registered dietician at All Children's Hospital, Melody Creager Good, vegan mother, and Nina Planck author of Real Food, and food reporter for Time Magazine.

7/17/07 Al‐Qaeda still a threat Michael Chertoff says expect an attack this summer, and a new report from National Intelligence Agencies says that Al‐Qaeda has rebuilt to pre‐9‐11 levels. Guests: KC Poulin with Critical Intervention Services, and Oscar Westerfield, former FBI.

7/18/07 Catholic settlements Los Angeles diocese paid out a record settlement which means no trial, no public testimony. is this the end of the scandal? Guests: Kevin Murray, laicized catholic priest, Joe Saunders attorney who's represented victims in the sex abuse scandal, and John Doe, brought a suit against the order of priests at a local school.

7/19/07 Mom's rising Working moms are being pulled in a 100 directions. An organization trying to get more flex time and better benefits for working moms. Is the corporate world listening? Guests: Jay Jamrog, institute for Corporate Productivity, Jennifer Carlson, stay at home mom former school social worker, and Kristen Rowe Finkbeiner, co author of "The Motherhood Manifesto: What America's mom's want and what to do about it".

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7/20/07 Final Harry Potter book! The mania of Potter. Is it a new classic? Why such fanaticism? Guests: Pat Pfenning, manager of Walden Books, Margo Hammond of Book Babes, Robert James, English teacher at local high school, and father of 3.

7/23/07 The Cost of War: Arlington Are we, as regular citizens, being shielded about the true cost of war? Guests: Lt. Col. Mike Edrington, army photojournalist and managing editor of "Where Valor Rests". Col. Ron Buchert retired Air Force, and Michelle Carey, mother of Bart Humlhanz who was killed in action in 2003.

7/24/07 Dogfighting exposed Michael Vick's indictment brings dogfighting to the headlines, but authorities say it happens all over. Although some say authorities shouldn't waste their time w/ dogfighting rings. There are more important issues. Guests: Dennis McCoullough Hillsborough Animal Services, Pam Bondi, Asst. state attorney, Sgt. Pam Perry supervisor of investigations, Cpl Ken Vetzel veteran animal abuse investigator.

7/25/07 Trust China as a global partner? China has made the news about fake products & drugs, executing an official that was part of the lead in toys. Are you weary of buying products from China while their morals and values are so different from ours? Guests: Maria Rost‐Rublee, east Asia expert, Fletcher Morgan, President of Heartland Ventures uses factories in China, and Jim Zimmerman, expert on Chinese relations for Amnesty International.

7/26/07 SCOTUS School ruling Brown versus the Board of Education sought to desegregate school 50 years ago. Now the Court says that bussing to achieve racial ratio's goes against individual rights. A step forward or traveling back in time? Guests; Tom Gonzales attorney who consults with Hillsborough Co. Schools, Jetie WIlds Jr. host of Citizen Report on radio and former educator. Fred Hearns author of "Getting it done: rebuilding black American brick by brick" and Roy Kaplan teaches class on Racism in Society.

7/27/07 NBA Ref gambles Being called an isolated incident, a NBA referee gambling on games, and providing information to gamblers. How does this affect the NBA? Guests: Tom Talley gambling counselor, Kendall Almerico, attorney & sports agent.

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7/30/07 Judging Michael Vick He's lost endorsements, banned from traveling, kicked out training camp, all because he's been accused of something. no trial yet. are we rushing to judgment? Guests: Former Buc Ricky Reynolds, former punter Mark Royals and attorney Steve Crawford.

7/31/07 Muslims say no violence? Pew Research study says increasingly Muslims around the globe are denouncing suicide bombing and other violence. Guests: Samar Jarrah, author "Arab Voices Speak to American Hearts" & journalist covered Jordan for CNN. Ahmed Bedier with CAIR.

8/1/07 Planning for Hurricanes New study saying we won't evacuate if told and a storm barreling down on us. Uh oh! Guests: Maggie Kusenbach, professor. of sociology, Dr. Jotika Virmani, hurricane and storm surge expert, Tom Iovino Pinellas County Hurricane Specialist.

8/2/07 Death Penalty Florida executions have been put on hold after a botched proceeding. 6 other states also have lethal injections on hold. Guests; Ron McAndrew, former warden and superintendent of Florida Prison, Nick Cox, former prosecutor tried capital cases, Mark Elliott with Amnesty International.

8/3/07 Safe Haven Law It finally worked! A woman dropped off a baby at a fire station. Most women don't do that, and the babies die. Guests: Cheryl Edwards, Public Education officer for Lakeland Fire Dept. and Bonnie Christiano, Executive Director of Alpha House.

8/6/07 Girls Gone Wild Hollywood starlets taking partying to the extreme, wind up in rehab. How can you talk with your daughter about not idolizing such antics? Guests: Linda Herbert‐Ford, child psychologist specializing in teenagers, and Sean Daly pop culture critic St. Pete Times.

8/8/07 Foreclosures on the Rise Foreclosures are hitting record numbers. What does it mean for your pocketbook? Guests: Attorney Kristopher Fernandez, mortgage broker Jack Sandelman, Linda Pichler VP business development for CCCS. 109

8/13/07 Axing Wetlands protection? A proposal to eliminate a division of the EPC that protects our wetlands. It would save $2 million to the local budget, but critics say the county is stricter than the state version of the EPC. Guests: Chris Hart former county commissioner, Roger Stewart, former head of EPC, Joe Narkiewicz Tampa Bay Builders Association.

8/14/07 Susan Taylor Martin‐ Iraq Just back from another trip to Iraq, International Affairs reporter with the St. Pete Times.

8/15/07 Insurance Reform? 6 mos. after a legislative special session that said we'd see rates drop, just the opposite has happened rates continue to increase. Not everyone is satisfied. Guests: State Senator Mike Fasano, Bill Newton Florida Consumer Action Network, Gary Landry, VP Florida Insurance Council.

8/16/07 You Tube & Politics The first You Tube political debate was hit, but did it degrade the process of democracy?

8/17/07 Rove Leaving The architect of the Bush Administration stepping down. Did he have too much influence? Guests: Jim Davis, former US representative and Todd Marks, president local republican club.

8/20/07 Hurricanes‐ Get ready Now! Storms across the Caribbean and Texas have awakened our area to a hurricane mode. Guests: Larry Gispert, Emergency Manager, Judith Becker Bryant national expert on child & trauma.

8/21/07 China‐ Dangerous Toys Toys made in China been recalled at record numbers, this morning a class action lawsuit filed. guests" consumer protection attorney, pediatrician, health dept. and Lisa Breakiron, who son suffer(s)ed from lead poisoning.

8/22/07 Soured on the Economy? Rising taxes and insurance plus the stale real estate market and mortgage crisis... is this the beginning of an economic slide? 110

Guests: Laura Hawley financial advisor, economist Rodney Johnson, and personal finance editor with St. Pete Times Helen Huntley.

8/23/07 Adam Walsh Law? A new law allowing sex offenders as young as 14 to be on the register ‐ good or bad? Guests: Chip Royal therapist who works with sex offenders, Denis deVlaming criminal defense attorney, Barbara McCormick with CRISIS center.

8/24/07 High school musical Is America turning their back on sleaze? HS Musical setting records for rating, marketing, etc. Guests: Sky Drazek & Madeline Voges students at Patel Conservatory, and Wendy Leigh director of the Patel Conservatory.

8/27/07 Should Vick play again? Vick confessed to all the wrongdoings he was accused of. Should he be allowed back in the NFL after his prison term? Guests: Kendall Almerico, sports agent & attorney, attorney Joe Episcopo, and Ricky Reynolds former NFL player. 8/28/07 Is Iraq the next Vietnam? President takes on the comparison by comparing the aftermath of troop withdrawals. is it fair and accurate? Guests: Earl Peck, retired Air Force Major General, Dave DeBatto former US Counterintelligence, and Chris Hart retired Lt. Colonel who served in Vietnam.

8/29/07 DNC taking FL Delegates DNC officially declares Florida no delegates. Will it cost Democrats the White House? Guests: Dr. Susan MacManus, political analyst, political consultants Bernie Campbell and Victor Dimaio.

8/30/07 Diana Legacy 10th anniversary of the death of Diana. Her legacy lives on because of 1 local woman who owns her dresses. Guests: Maureen Rorech Dunkel founded People's Princess Charitable Foundation, and Sharon Fink, fashion and pop culture editor for St. Pete Times.

8/31/07 Animals as property? Pets are part of your family, but why then are treated as property by the courts? Guests: Jennifer Dietz, attorney specializes in animal law. Darryl C. Wilson with Stetson College of Law, Vincenza Shihada and Linette Alice Givens whose pets were injured by pet items.

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9/4/07 Mother Teresa faith tested New revelations and letters about Mother Teresa's questioning her faith. Guests: Kevin Murray, laicized catholic priest, Joe Reinhardt a skeptic, and Dr. James Strange, bible scholar and professor of religion.

9/5/07 Get that judge Another local judge confronted with a camera from a cable news show because of a decision the cables didn't like. Why? Guests: Terry Christian retired judge, and Chief Judge Robert Morris, Jr. with Pinellas County.

9/6/07 Conscientious Objector Local soldier goes to Iraq, and becomes a conscientious objector. Now are authored a book about his trial & tribulations while in Iraq.

9/10/07 Vick's Dogs All the media hype about Michael Vick has focused on the man, but what about the dogs? Guests: Jim Crosby, dog attack investigator, Flora Edwards attorney filing brief w/ court to save the dogs.

9/11/07 Are we safer post 9‐11 Two videos of Osama Bin Laden, is he still a grave threat? Guests: KC Poulin, CEO of Critical Intervention Services, and Mike Pheneger, former director of Intelligence for Special Ops.

9/12/07 Sinkhole Insurance To reduce premiums for homeowners, new solution ‐ have them opt‐out of sinkhole insurance. Good fix? Or risky? Guests: State Senator Mike Fasano, attorney Alan Marshall, Chris Neal with State Farm of Florida.

9/13/07 Petraeus Report Moveon.org and NY Times advertisement "General Betray Us" before he was even done testifying/releasing his analysis on the war. Guests: Political Consultants Bernie Campbell (D) and Chris Ingram (R).

9/14/07 Actor Charles Dutton

9/17/07 Hometown Democracy Too much development in FL? Grassroots effort to limit development by putting up changes to any COMP Plan to the voters. Guests: Leslie Blackner, co‐founder Florida Hometown Democracy. and Mike Caputo spokesperson Floridians for Smarter Growth. 112

9/18/07 Internet Dating Online dating replaced "old fashioned" ways to meet your partner, but after a local woman was allegedly kidnapped and raped by someone she met online, are there new rules? New dangers? Guests: Dr. Judith Curts sexologist, Ken Donaldson, author Marry Yourself First, and Sandra Brown How to Spot A dangerous man.

9/19/07 Meth is Bad A new report says kids don't think meth is dangerous and they've thought about trying it. Guests: Bill Janes, Florida's Director of Drug Control Policy, and Libby Combee, Mothers Against Meth.

9/20/07 Propaganda and the war Will powerful ads change the way Americans feel about the war? Two image/political consultants discuss the media's use for the war. Guests: Adam Goodman, Victory Group, and Jim Kitchens with Kitchens Group.

9/21/07 OJ is squeezed again OJ arrested in Vegas. Will it ever end? 2 local attorneys talk about the case, and how celebrities deal with fame and misfortune.

9/24/07 Author Jim Swain: Midnight Rambler Local author turns out another huge hit about gambling.

9/25/07 Richard Paey Richard Paey sentenced to mandatory minimum of 25 years was pardoned by Gov. Crist describes his life with chronic pain, the fight against the legal system.

9/26/07 Blackwater Private Security forces with no rules in Iraq? Guests: Luis Caballero with CIS just returned from Iraq & Afghanistan, and constitutional law professor Charlie Rose.

9/27/07 Meningitis Scare A Co‐ed at USF died from Meningitis. How is the campus coping? Prevention? Guests: Nick Springer, survived bacterial meningitis. Megan McNerney President of Panhellenic Council at USF and Dr. Doug Holt, Director of Hillsborough County Health Department.

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9/28/07 Ahmadinejad Why is he allowed to make a speech at the United Nations? Guests: ACLU attorney Rebecca Steele, political analyst Darryl Paulson, and religious expert Max Maya

10/1/07 Tasers overused? From Don't Taz me Bro! To a 75 year old woman, are tasers being overused? Guests: Lorie Fridell, criminology professor, Rod Reder National Inst. Crime Prevention, attorney Mark Kamleiter.

10/2/07 Zero Tolerance: Good or bad? In schools, there is no room for common sense. And should kids be held criminally when they're just doing typical kids pranks? Guests: Psychologist Eric Rosen, Tom Gonzales attorney for Hillsborough Co. School, and Jade Moore with Pinellas County Teachers Association.

10/3/07 Teen drivers Too many stories over the last few weeks about teens behind the wheel, crashing and sometimes killing themselves or passengers Guests: Jessica Rasdall, killed her best friend while driving drunk, Corp. Dan Olds with Pasco SO., Bruce Murakami who's wife & daughter were killed by a teen racing.

10/4/07 Amber Alerts/Missing Kids Another girl lured away from her home in Polk County. She and a sex offender met online. Can you protect your kids? Guest: Andy Vita

10/5/07 Gambling in FL? Gov. Crist talking with the Seminole Indians about getting a cut of the gambling profit pie. Guests: Adam Goodman with Victory Group, Thomas Talley gambling counselor and Jim McClellan with Florida Fair Deal Alliance.

10/8/07 Freedom Riders 8 years after desegregation occurred, the south didn't abide by the law. It took "freedom riders", activists from the north to help integrate the south. 2 of the original freedom riders join us.

10/9/07 Marion Jones: Sports without Steroids? Marion Jones admits use of steroids, is this the wave of the future?

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10/10/07 Richard Thomas Actor Richard Thomas, John Boy Walton.

10/11/07 A Darker Shade of Red Author Lloyd Pye joins us for a look at the practice of "red‐shirting" freshmen in college football.

10/12/07 Special Session Special Session wrap up and legislators cut over a billion dollars from budget. What'd they cut? Guests: political activists April Schiff and Victor Dimaio.

10/15/07 Boot Camp Verdict All guard and nurse found not guilty in the death of Martin Lee Anderson. Guests: former prosecutor Nick Cox, and criminal defense attorney Jeff Brown.

10/16/07 No more cold meds? Voluntary removal of kids cold medicines. Now what do parents do? Guests: Dr. Michael Eisenfeld, Rose Ferlita, owned Rose Drugs (pharmacy).

10/17/07 Property Tax Reform? Another special session of legislators to help ease the pain of property taxes. Guests: Rob Turner, Hillsborough Co. Property Appraiser, Attorney Rick Dantzler, former Representative, Rodney Johnson economist.

10/18/07 Hooters Breast Battle Hooters turns tragedy of losing a long‐time employee to breast cancer into a mission. Now very much involved in changing women's attitudes, and helping charities. Guests: Michael Down, lost his wife, Dr. Pamela Munster cancer researcher, and Gina Stewart best friend of Kelly Jo (died).

10/19/07 S‐Chip Veto There were not enough votes to override Pres. Bush's veto of the S‐Chip bill providing health insurance to low‐income families. Guests: Attorney Michael Steinberg, Republican Activist Mark Proctor and Eric Newman, small business owner.

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10/22/07 New Voting Machines again? Why do local municipalities have to spend millions of taxpayer's money AGAIN to purchase different voting machines? Guests: Pam Haengel, with Florida Voters Coalition, Kurt Browning, Florida Secretary of State, former Pasco County supervisor of elections, Paul Mercier, of Sarasota County Commission, delegate to the elections office.

10/23/07 Staph Infections; the deadly MRSA After several highly publicized deaths and battles, health officials are concerned about the growing epidemic of MRSA. It's highly contagious and resistant to drugs. Guests: Dr. Jay Wolfson, VP of Health, Law Policy and Safety at USF. Maria Russ with Hillsborough County Schools, and Lanness Robinson, Director of Athletics for Hillsborough Public Schools.

10/24/07 The Coma Cure? An extraordinary new medical procedure Patients RSD, a disease that cause severe pain are now going to Mexico to participate in the Coma Cure. Local American doctors have a developed a technique that puts a patient into a coma and supposedly cures. Guests: Dr. Anthony Kirkpatrick who's this research, Suzanne Hyatt underwent this treatment, and her mother Patty.

10/25/07 Who's more Conservative? All the Republican presidential candidates are wooing the social conservatives. As the candidates try to impress the base of the party who do our local republicans see as the "most conservative"? Guests: Wayne Garcia, political editor for Creative Loafing, Lynn Breidenbach, a conservative radio show host, and Chris Hart, retired Lt. Colonel and former County Commissioner.

10/26/07 How Famous People Die Americans have a fascination with celebrities, how they live and die. Some under mysterious circumstances which leads to rumors and myths. A death researcher set the record straight with a book explaining.

10/29/07 Al Gore wins Peace Prize? He was praised as a visionary, but also controversial. Why? Guests: Jim Harf, Director for International Studies program at University Tampa and Sean Daly, pop culture reporter with the St. Pete Times.

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10/30/07 Autism spikes New recommendations from the AMA suggesting every child under 2 be screened for autism. What is causing the huge increase in autistic children? Guests: Terry Milligan with the Central Florida Autism Institute. Andrea Holladay a therapist, Dr. David Berger, pediatrician expertise in autism, and Dr. Michael Eisenfeld from All Children's Hospital.

10/31/07 Recipe for Restaurant Success Tampa Bay seems to be a great incubator for restaurants that expand to become national chains. The founder(s) of Hooters, Outback and latest national chain EVOS join us.

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EXHIBIT 4 WTVT – TAMPA, FL POLITICAL PROGRAMMING

a. Breaking Political News Stories/Cut‐ins

12/18/05 Presidential Address 9‐9:19pm 01/26/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 10:14‐11:02a 01/31/06 State of the Union Address/Response 9‐10:30p 03/21/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 10a‐10:59a 03/28/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 10:19‐10:25 05/15/06 Presidential Address 8‐8:18p 06/08/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Bush ‐ Terrorist killed 7:30‐7:38p 06/14/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 9:43‐10:42a 09/11/06 Presidential Address 9p‐9:18:31p 10/11/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 11a‐12:07p 10/25/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 10:30a‐11:36a 11/08/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: President 12:57p 12/07/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in 10:59‐11:59 12/20/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in 10‐10:52a 12/26/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Death of Ford 12:06a‐12:17a 12/30/06 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Ford State Funeral 6:30p‐8:30p 01/02/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Ford Funeral/Nat. Cathedral 10:00‐12:10:33p 01/10/07 Scheduled Presidential Address 9‐9:30p 01/13/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Bush/German Chancellor 01/23/07 State of the Union Address/Response 9p‐10:26p 04/17/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Bush Va Tech Convocation 2p‐3:23p 05/24/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in: Presidential Press Conference 11‐11:53a 09/13/07 Scheduled Presidential Address 9:00‐9:21pm 09/17/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in , President Bush 10:32‐10:42am 09/20/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in 10:44‐11:22am 10/17/07 Fox Level 2 cut‐in:, Presidential News Conference 10:43‐11:34a b. Debates, Town Hall Meetings, Public Forums:

• 11/2 School Holiday Debate: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) on County school holiday debate

• 11/19 House Vote Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) on termination of troop deployment to Iraq

• 11/30 Abortion Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) abortion debate in front of Supreme Court 118

• 1/25 Alito Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Alito nomination

• 1/13 Sales Tax Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Tax Free Days expansion

• 3/27 Immigration Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Senate on Immigration reform

• 8/24 Democratic Gubernatorial Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Davis/Smith

• 5/28 Veterans Day Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) school holidays to exclude Veterans day

• 8/22 Republican Gubernatorial Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Crist/Gallagher

• 10/25 Florida Governor Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 10/30 Florida Attorney General Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 6/26 US Flag Debate: National copy Senate debates amendment protecting the flag

• 7/1 Avon Park English Only: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Immigration debate on English only law

• 10/23 Nelson/Harris Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 11/1 Linn/Wilson: State in studio on set interview – re: Debate

• 11/2 Harris/Nelson Debate: State V/O

• 11/2 Davis/Wilson: State/in studio on set interview

• 6/4 Democratic Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New Hampshire Debate

• 6/23 Government Forum: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Gubernatorial Forum in St. Petersburg, FL 119

• 7/10 Davis Roundtable: State SOT Citrus Growers/Immigration crackdown

• 7/17 Stem Cell Debate: National V/O Senate debates the Stem Cell Bill

• 11/21 Iraq War Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 5/14 GOP Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Republican debate in South Carolina

• 5/21 Immigration Debate: National V/O Senate debate Immigration Bill c. Political Stories during Newscasts

• 11/2 Closed Senate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) on Bush Administration Intelligence

• 12/6 Scotus/Recruting: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Law schools want Military recruiters off campus

• 12/12 Offshore drilling: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 12/14 Fixing the Levees: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New Orleans/Levee rebuild

• 12/20 National Security Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Government ease dropping

• 1/9 Intelligent Design: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New text books in Pinellas County Schools

• 1/9 School Start Date: Save our Summers parent group

• 2/6 Bush Budget: National v/o Bush Budget Proposal

• 2/8 GSA Meeting: Local ACLU faces parents in our studio to debate school clubs

• 2/20 Port of Dubai: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Middle Eastern companies running sensitive cargo operations into the Port of Tampa

• 2/21 Supreme Court Today: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Abortion Issue Altio’s first day 120

• 2/28 Street car future: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Tampa Street Car system

• 3/3 Patriot Act: National v/o Senate final on Patriot Act revisions

• 3/13 WTC Controversy: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) World Trade Center Memorial

• 3/25 DAS Immigrants: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Immigration reform

• 4/5 Florida Stillborn Bill: State E/O Missing Angels Bill – abortion debate

• 4/8 FOX: CIA Leak Follow: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Top Secret Information

• 4/10 Bayshore: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) changes on Bayshore Blvd. Major’s task force debate

• 4/28 Anthem in Spanish: National V/O the Star Spangled Banner caught up in the immigration debate

• 5/5 Bush Cinco de Mayo: National V/O congress to pass guest worker program for

• 5/8/08 Hayden nomination: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) NSA wiretapping – Terrorist Surveillance Program

• 5/15 FOX: Medicare Nuts and Bolts: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Medicare prescription drug program

• 6/5 Gay Marriage: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average)

• 6/16 Congress/Iraq: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) date for withdrawal or redeployment of troops

• 7/25 Impact Fees: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Push for higher impact fees to build new schools in Hillsborough County

• 8/7 Mideast Latest: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) UN Mideast Resolution

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• 8/23 Iran UN Response: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Iran’s response to UN

• 9/12 Terror/Politics: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Bush Speech reaction

• 9/21 Interrogations: Geneva Convention preservation

• 9/28 Bush on Capital Hill: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Terror suspects legal rights

• 9/28 Building a fence: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Border Fence Bill

• 10/10 North Korea: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) UN Security Council

• 12/26 Year in Polictics: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) o Iraq war o Immigration reform o Taxcuts o Military Commissions Act

• 1/10 Bush Iraq Plan: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New Strategy in Iraq

• 1/18 Congress & Iraq: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Senate debates resolution after the State of Union

• 1/29 Iraq this week: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Capitol Hill debates Presidents new war strategy

• 1/30 MacDill General: Local SOTVO Brig Gen. Holmes on debate about the war

• 2/4 Iraq resolution: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) ‐ The War in Iraq

• 2/12 Lethal Injection: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Governor’s Commission debate executions in the State of Florida

• 2/12 Pro‐Choice Tags: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Adding a United for Choice license plate in Florida 122

• 2/13 Troop Surge: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) US House debates on sending more troops to Iraq

• 3/6 Largo Commission: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) – City manager firing over sex change

• 3/20 Cervical cancer: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) HPV Vaccine for all 6th grade girls in the state

• 3/23 Redner Miller debate: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Live at the debate on citywide election – city council

• 3/27 Parking lot guns: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) business leaders and gun rights advocates debate for Legislation

• 4/10 Stem Cell Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Senate debates Stem Cell Research

• 4/12 Budget Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) – Florida House and Senate new state budget

• 4/18 BAWA Insert: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) – Gun Control

• 4/27 Democrats Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Democratic debate in South Carolina

• 5/2 Special Session: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) property tax vs. sales tax

• 5/25 War Funding: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Foreign Policy debate

• 6/6 Republican Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New Hampshire Debate

• 6/6 Property Tax: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) New Homestead exemptions

• 6/27 Gitmo Debate: National V/0 Habeas Corpus Gitmo Detainees

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• Iraq Night Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Senate on War policy

• 7/27 YouTube Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Democratic debate

• 7/27 YouTube Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Republican YouTubeDebate No Giuliani

• 7/30 GOP Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) YouTube Republican Debate in St. Petersburg, Florida canceled

• 8/2 Congress Etics: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Senate debates whether lawmakers must disclose more about their efforts to fund pet projects and raise money from lobbyists

• 8/5 Iowa Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Democratic debate Iowa

• 8/13 YouTube Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Republican YouTube Debate back on in St. Petersburg, Florida

• 8/25 Political Sign Debate: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) City of Clemont sign ordinance

• 9/8 Petraeus Report: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) congressional debate over War policy and troop levels

• 9/10 Democrats Spanish Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) University of Miami On Univision

• 9/11 Roadside Memorials: Local Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) City of Clearwater debates roadside memorials

• 9/17 Ft. Lauderdale GOP Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Republican debate Huckabee and Paul to participate – Front runners not participating

• 10/10 GOP Presidential Debate: National Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) Michigan

• 10/21 GOP Presidential Debate: State Reporter packaged story (1:45 average) /live from Orlando for the debate 124

• 10/31 Presidential Debate: National V/O State Democrats to hold debate in Orlando – No national debate due to boycott by the DNC c. Other political specials

September 5, 2006: 10pm “YOU DECIDE” Election Night Coverage/Special program. (90 MINUTES). This was an important primary election night for the state of Florida. Coverage included live reporting from all key races, political analysis from expert panel and live speeches from candidates. The 10pm and 11pm news was dedicated to election coverage. Important races included: • Governor’s race • U.S. Senate race • Congressional races (two) • State Cabinet races (two) • State House and Senate races • School Board races • Circuit Judge races

November 7, 2006” 10pm “YOU DECIDE” Election Night Coverage/Special program. (90 MINUTES): An important general election night for Florida and the nation.The entire 10pm and 11pm news was dedicated to election coverage. Important races included: • U.S. Senate • Congressional races (3) • Governor’s race • State Cabinet races (3) • State Senate races (4) • State House races (9) • State Constitutional Amendments • Local County races

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EXHIBIT 5 WTVT – TAMPA, FL PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS

Week of January 8‐14, 2007: 41 Minutes (incl. 4 minutes during Fox Network programming). Topics include VChip; Educating parents about blocking TV content, Seatbelt Safety, After School Programs, Drunk Driving Prevention, Online Sexual Predators, Kids Car Seat Safety, Adoption. Fox Network PSA’s and topics are listed below:

1/09/07 HOUSE TUE 8P 8:05:52P PSA20HOUJEN MENTORING/JENNIFER MORRISION :20

1/10/07 BONES WED 8P 8:07:04P PSA20BONEMILYMENTORING/EMILY DESCHANEL :20

1/10/07TIL DEATH WED 9:30P 9:36:28P CNMM 61101 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :10 “BOSS OF BAD GUYS”

1/11/07TIL DEATH THU 8P 8:05:55P PSA20TILBRAD MENTORING/BRAD GARRETT :20

1/11/07WAR AT HOME FRI 8:30P 8:58:23P CNMM 61101 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :10 “BOSS OF BAD GUYS”

1/12/07NANNY 911 FRI 8P 8:09:58P XNPW 261320 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :20

1/12/07NANNY 911 FRI 8P 8:35:26P FKFPADDLES30 KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION :30 PAUSE “PADDLES”

1/12/07TRADING SPSES FRI 9P 9:09:58P XNPW 261320 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :20

1/13/07NFL DIV GAME SAT 8P 10:55:49P XNPW 361630 NFL/U WAY/”SWING” :30

1/14/07NFL DIV GAME SUN 1P 2:42:59P XNPW 361830 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :30

1/14/07SIMPSON’S SUN 7P 7:02:03P FKFPADDLES30 KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION :30 PAUSE “PADDLES”

Week of January 15‐21, 2007: 22 Minutes (incl. 5 minutes during Fox Network programming). Topics include VChip; Educating parents about blocking TV content, Seatbelt Safety, After School Programs, Drunk Driving Prevention, Online Sexual Predators, Kids Car Seat Safety, Adoption. Fox Network PSA’s and topics are listed below:

1/15/07 “24” MON 8P 9:41:15P YDZF 7053 ONDCP/ANTI‐DRUG “NOT AGAIN” :30 126

1/16/07 AMER IDOL TUE 8P 8:14:56P YDZF 7063 ONDCP/ANTI‐DRUG “STILL :30 LOOKING AT ME”

1/17/07 AMER IDOL WED 8P 9:12:49P FKFF 6121 KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION :30 “PATTERN”

1/18/07 TIL DEATH THU 8P 8:10:46P CNMM 61101 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :10 “BOSS OF BAD GUYS”

1/18/07 THE O.C. THU 9P 9:43:52P PSA20OC MELINDA MENTORING/ :20 MELINDA CLARKE

1/19/07 NANNY 911 FRI 8P 8:08:58P CNMM 61301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF BAD GUYS”

1/20/07 COPS SAT 8P 8:02:47P XNPW 261320 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :20

1/20/07 COPS SAT 8P 8:22:47P CNMM 62151 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :15 “BOSS OF DRUGS”

1/20/07 COPS SAT 8:30P 8:33:02P XNPW 261320 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :20

1/20/07 AMW SAT 9P 9:12:11P XNPW 261320 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :20

1/20/07 AMW SAT 9P 9:57:55P PSA15MWJOHN MENTORING/JOHN WALSH :15

1/21/07 NFC CHAMP GM SUN 3P 4:46:19P XNPW 361830 NFL/U WAY/”WAITING ROOM” :30

1/21/07 WAR AT HME SUN 7:30P 7:36:30P FKFPADDLES30 KAISER FAMILY FOUNDATION :30 PAUSE “PADDLES”

Week of June 11‐17, 2007: 23:50 Minutes/Sec (incl. 3:50 during Fox Network programming). Topics include:VChip; Educating parents about blocking TV content, Seatbelt Safety, After School Programs, Drunk Driving Prevention, Online Sexual Predators, Kids Car Seat Safety, Adoption. Fox Network PSA’s and topics are listed below:

6/11/07 HELL KITCHEN MON 8P8:15:25P FKFF 6121 KAISERFOUNDATION”PATTERN” :30

6/12/07 ON THE LOT TUE 8P8:14:21P CNMM 74301 ADCOUNCIL/PARENTALCONTROL:30 “BOSS OF SLASHER”

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613/07 SO YOU DANCE ED 8P 8:40:09P CNMM 61301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTCONTROL:30 “BOSS OF BAD GUYS”

6/14/07 SMARTER THAN THU 8P8:13:41P CNGB 63301 TICK/AD COUNCIL/ :30 GLOBAL WARMING

6/15/07 BONES FRI 8P 8:06:56P XNPW 261120 NFL/U WAY/”SWING”/ :20 R WILLIAMS–REV

6/15/07 STANDOFF FRI 9P 9:58:37P CNMM 71301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF PRISON GANG”

6/16/07 AMW SAT 9P 9:55:51P CNMM 71301 ADCOUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF PRISON GANG”

6/17/07 LOOP SUN 8:30P 8:57:03P FKFF 6121 KAISER FOUNDATION”PATTERN” :30

Week of June 18‐24, 2007: 41.5 Minutes (incl. 3.5 minutes during Fox Network programming). Topics include: VChip; Educating parents about blocking TV content, Seatbelt Safety, After School Programs, Drunk Driving Prevention, Online Sexual Predators, Kids Car Seat Safety, Adoption. Fox Network PSA’s and topics are listed below:

6/18/07 SIMPSONS MON 8P 8:02:07P FKFFPADDLES30R3 KAISER FOUNDATION”PADDLES” :30

6/19/07 ON THE LOT TUE 8P8:15:46P CNGB 63301 TICK/AD COUNCIL/ :30 GLOBAL WARMING

6/20/07 SO YOU DANCE WED 8P8:55:41P FKFF 6121 KAISER FOUNDATION”PATTERN” :30

6/21/07 SMARTER THAN THU 8P 8:12:05P CNMM 71301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF PRISON GANG”

22/07 BONES FRI 8P 8:32:02P CNMM 71301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF PRISON GANG”

6/23/07 AMW SAT 9P 9:57:37P CNMM 71301 AD COUNCIL/PARENTAL CONTROL :30 “BOSS OF PRISON GANG”

6/24/07 LOOP SUN 9:30P 9:58:39P FKFF 6121 KAISER FOUNDATION”PATTERN” :30

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EXHIBIT 6 WTVT – TAMPA, FL AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

2007 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards

News Special Small Town Justice Doug Smith, Phil Metlin, Lisa Blegen, Craig Davisson WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL

Feature News Report – Within 24 Hours Butterfly Farmer Charley Belcher, Allison Lusby WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL

Ho! Ho! Ho! – No! No! No! Craig Patrick WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL

Investigative Report – Single Story Trooper Traffic School Doug Smith, Lisa Blegen, Craig Davisson WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL

Politics/Government

Politics of Injustice Craig Patrick WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL

On Camera Talent – Reporter Craig Patrick Craig Patrick WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL 129

2006 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards

Feature News Report – Within 24 Hours Ex Con, New Life Craig Patrick, WTVT, Tampa, FL

Investigative Report – Single Story Dead Man Talking? Doug Smith, Lisa Blegen, Craig Davisson WTVT, Tampa, FL

2005 Suncoast Regional Emmy Awards

Investigative Reports Back to the Beach Doug Smith,Lisa Blegen, Craig Davisson WTVT, Tampa, FL

Reporting Bud Lee: Picture Maker Charley Belcher WTVT, Tampa, FL

2007 Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists – Griot Drum Awards

TV: Non‐Deadline Reporting – Nerissa Prest, WTVT‐Ch. 13, “Lower 9th Ward.”

2006 Tampa Bay Association of Black Journalists – Griot Drum Awards

Community/Public Affairs – Kathy Fountain, Anne Marie Fagler – WTVT, Righting Wrongs

2007 Society of Professional Journalists Sunshine State Awards Winners

Feature Reporting – Television Third Place; WTVT‐TV; Cynthia Smoot, Larry Towe & Stephanie Ottjepka; Parkour

2006 Society of Professional Journalists Sunshine State Awards Winners

Deadline Sports Reporting – Television FOX13 Sports; WTVT‐TV FOX13; Chip Carter's Tailgate Sunday

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International/War/National Security Reporting – Television Mark Wilson, Coy Hopson, Otto Contreras; WTVT Fox‐13; FOXWATCH: On the Front Lines

2005 National Press Photographer’s Association – Best of Journalism Awards

Editors Effects – 2nd Place Stay the Line, Stephanie Ottjepka WTVT

2006 EDWARD R. MURROW REGIONAL AWARD WINNERS

The Radio‐Television News Directors Association has been honoring outstanding achievements in electronic journalism with the Edward R. Murrow Awards since 1971. Murrow's pursuit of excellence in journalism embodies the spirit of the awards that carry his name. Murrow Award recipients demonstrate the spirit of excellence that Edward R. Murrow made a standard for the broadcast news profession.

News Series WTVT‐TV, Tampa, FL Small Town Justice

2007 Florida AP Broadcasters Competition Winners

Best Newscast WTVT FOX13 (nominated)

2006 Florida AP Broadcasters Competition Winners

Best Sportscast: First “Hall of Fame Show”‐WTVT, FOX13 Sports

Tampa Bay Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – Public Service Award

WTVT ‐ 2005

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EXHIBIT 6 WTVT – TAMPA, FL COMMUNICATION WITH COMMUNITY AND ASCERTAINMENTS

a. Communication with the Community: WTVT is committed to hearing from members of the community, and affords the public with an array of methods to share their thoughts and opinions. Included in these are: • “Your Turn” – This regular segment during WTVT’s noon newscast allows viewers to call‐in and participate in the daily discussion • WTVT’s website includes links for e‐mailing the station, including: “Story Ideas,” “News Feedback,” “Your Turn,” “Community Events,” “FOX13 Invesitgates,” “What’s Right with Tampa Bay,” “Breaking News/Tips,” “Consumer Lawyer,” and “Programming Questions.” • WTVT placed newspaper ads celebrating Black History Month in 2006 and 2007 in the Florida Sentinel Bulletin, a local paper serving the African‐ American community. WTVT also placed an ad celebrating Hispanic Heritage in 2007 on La Gaceta, a local paper serving a multi‐cultural audience, including Hispanics • WTVT was involved in the following outreach initiatives: i. Mentoring: Identified and implemented following career ladder promotional avenues: Reporter © Anchor Associate Producer © Producer Assignment Editor © Planning Manager Producer © Web Producer Photographer © Web Producer Sales Assistant © Paid Programming/Sales Coordinator Promotions Mgr © Promotions/Community Affairs Manager Broadcast Designer < 17 © Broadcast Designer Full Time Maintenance Engineer © Assistant Chief Engineer Producer © Sr. Producer Medical/Con Law Producer PM © Producer AM TD/Director PM © TD/Director AM Production Tech © TD/Director PM ii. Internship Programs News (30 Participants) 132

University of South Florida Hillsborough Community College Florida University Florida State University Penn State University Hanover College Wake Forest Southeastern University Clearwater Christian Eckerd College University of Southern Mississippi Southern Illinois University

iii. Weather (5 Participants) Florida Atlantic University University of South Florida Cornell University

iv. Sales (6 Participants) University of Tampa University of South Florida

v. Scholarship Programs: Sponsor work‐study scholarship student – Emma Bowen Foundation for Minority Interests in Media, Inc.

vi. Sponsor and participate in FOX ThirTEEN Magazine – a weekly newscast aired on WTVT produced by local high school students.

vii. Participate in the annual Great American Teach‐In

viii. Host, co‐sponsor or participate in job fairs, conventions, career days, workshops and similar activities sponsored by organizations representing groups interested in broadcast employment issues: o June 13‐16, 2006 NAHJ National Convention o August 16‐20, 2006 NABJ National Convention o June 13‐16, 2007 NAHJ Career Fair o August 8‐12, 2007 NABJ Career Fair

ix. Listing each job opening in a job bank or newsletter of minority and/or female media trade groups c. Participation by employees, including talent, on boards or in community organizations, volunteer efforts, appearance/helping at community events.

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Kathy Fountain Honorary Chair – Walk American local chapter

Keith Bunce Crimestoppers Board Member Local Emergency Planning Committee

Doug Smith Member Investigative Reporters and Editors

Lisa Blegen Chudzik Member Investigative Reporters and Editors

Andy Johnson President of the West Central Florida Chapter American Meteorological Society

VP of the Dr. Dewey Stower Memorial Scholarship Foundation

Administer – Bert Wappler Scholarship Fund

Contributing member ‐ Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

Supporting member ‐ Phi Beta Kappa

Contributing member ‐ Florida State University Alumni Association

Contributing member – Classical American Homes Preservation Trust

Liane Jackson Member National Association of Black Journalists

Stephanie Towe Member National Press Photographer Association

Laura Lee Byrd Member National Association of Black Journalists 134

b. Speaking Engagements

11/9/05 Warren Elly Reporter Panel Hillsborough County College Mass Communication Class John Reffue 7pm

11/12/05 Russell Rhodes Master of Ceremonies 2005 Veteran’s Day Observations SS American Victory 8‐3:30 pm

11/16/05 Great American Teach In:

SkyFOX/Randy Powers Sligh Middle School Polk City Elementary Shady Hills Elementary Belle Witter Elementary

Tom Curran Buchanan Middle School

Paul Dellegatto Cannella Elementary

John O’Loughlin Claywell Elementary

Anne Dwyer Dover Elementary Hugo Schmidt Elementary

Lloyd Sowers Durant High School

Kelly Ring Giunta Middle School

Warren Elly Hillsborough High School

Frank Robertson Leila Davis Elementary 135

11/16/05 Great American Teach In

Ken Suarez/Jamie Cook Mulberry High School

Denise White Pierce Middle School

Jim Weber Seffner Christian Academy

Cynthia Smoot Tyrone Middle School

Cynthia Landers Tampa Palms Elementary Hunters Green Elementary

11/18/05 Cynthia Smoot Emcee Dress for Success Tampa Bay Fundraiser Luncheon/Action Hilton Airport Lois Avenue No contact information

11/21/05 Dave Osterberg Speaker Gorrie Elementary Science Class 3rd graders Marisel Abramson (276‐5673) 10:00 a.m.

12/7/05 Kathy Fountain Emcee Florida Air Museum VIP Reception 2nd Annual High Flying Holidays

12/8/05 Dave Osterberg Speaker Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Forestry – Lakeland Florida Personnel Meeting for Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk County

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1/18/06 Keith Bunce Speaker The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission News media and Community relations staff Wesley Chapel

1/21/06 John Wilson Emcee St. Petersburg Bar Association Annual Awards Dinner Tradewinds 8:00 p.m.

1/21/06 Ray Collins Speaker Sarasota Civic League Politicians and the media

1/26/06 Craig Patrick Speaker St. Paul’s Catholic Church Becky Clark 3rd grade class “How to report the news.”

1/27/06 Dave Osterberg Speaker Rampbello Downtown Partnership School 802 East Washington St. 5th Graders Stefanos August 813/233‐2333 12:45 pm

1/31/06 John Wilson Speaker Osceola High School Journalism class 7am

2/2/06 Randy Powers SKYFox Janie Howard Wilson Elementary Lake Wales 5th Graders Career Choices

2/3/06 Charley Belcher Emcee Vonzel Solomon Concert North Port

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2/8/06 Amani Channel Panel St. Petersburg College Africian‐American History Month Committee Student Support Services

2/14/06 Ken Suarez Panel/Roundtable Hosts Jamie Cook Polk County Florida Public Relations Association

2/16/06 Chris Field Emcee Morning Star School Annual Springtime Celebration fundraiser

2/16/06 Keith Bunce Media Panel Media Skills Class St. Petersburg College

2/23/06 Frank Robertson Emcee March of Dimes WalkAmerica kickoff Luncheon Columbia Restaurant Ybor City

2/25/06 Charley Belcher Emcee Miss Pasco Pageant Local Preliminary to the A Miss Florida Scholarship Pageant Pasco County Fair

2/25/06 Kelly Ring Emcee Tampa Bay Little League Opening Day Ceremonies

2/25/06 John Wilson Emcee Annual Heart Ball American Heart Association

2/28/06 Russell Rhodes Grand Marshall Downtown Dunedin Merchants Association Mardi Gras Parade “A Tribute to New Orleans”

3/2/06 Russell Rhodes Emcee Tampa’s Top 20 Dress for Success fundraiser auction 138

Tampa Theatre 7pm – 10pm

3/10/06 Kelly Ring Mistress of Ceremonies 10th Annual Women’s History Month Celebration Pam Iorio Tampa Convention Center

3/15/06 Chris Field Panel “Ladies First” Leadership Tampa St. Pete Times Forum 11:30 am

3/16/06 Warren Elly Speaker University Village Men’s Club 12401 N. 22nd St. Tampa, FL 33612

3/18/06 Chris Field Celebrity Reader Tyrone Square 3rd Annual Book Blast

3/24/06 Amani Channel Speaker ‐ Career Day Villa Modona School

3/27/06 Frank Roberston Golf Tournament March of Dimes Saddlebrook Golf Resort Noon shotgun start

3/27/06 Steve Nichols Speaker C.O.N.A. Leadership Program Council of Neighborhood Associations Effective Communication Class

3/30/06 Mark Wilson Emcee Pinellas March of Dimes Kickoff Luncheon

4/3/06 Frank Robertson Master of Ceremonies Zip Long Merchants Golf Classic

4/4/06 SkyFOX Walker Middle School 139

4/4/06 John Wilson Kiwanis Club St. Petersburg Orange Blossom Noon

4/12/06 Denise White Co‐host Institute on Black Life University of South Florida 1st Annual Donor’s Luncheon A kickoff event for the Annual Conference “Black Child and Family: Celebrating Community Engagement, Empowerment and Achievement”

4/22/06 Charley Belcher Emcee 23rd Spotlight On Talent Heritage Arts Center Association Wesley Chapel Performing Arts Center Wesley Chapel High School Kent Ross 813/907‐1985

4/23/06 Craig Patrick Speaker Sunset Point Rehab National Volunteer Week Luncheon honoring Volunteers David Krasner/Activity Director

4/26/06 Mark Wilson/ Speakers SKYFOX Webster Middle School 12:00 p.m. – 2 p.m. Writing techniques, narratives

4/27/06 Charley Belcher Emcee 3rd Annual Bachelor & Bachelorette Auction “An Affair to Remember” Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

4/28/06 Dave Osterberg Speaker Walker Middle School Odessa, FL 6th Grade 10‐11am

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4/28/06 Kelly Ring Model Third Annual Wear A Wish Fashion Luncheon & Show benefiting the Make‐A‐Wish Foundation of Sarasota/Tampa Bay Oldsmar, FL

4/29/06 Frank Robertson Emcee / Auctioneer Academy Prep Center of St Pertersburg Signature Fundraising

5/3/06 Jim Weber Speaker St. Stephen Catholic School Riverview, FL Nancy Larsen 4th & 8th graders – Weather Study

5/3/06 Mark Wilson Emcee Pinellas Count Battle of the Books School Board Auditorium Largo

5/7/06 Glenn Selig Co‐Afficiate Tampa Bay Israel Independence Day Festival Tampa JCC/Federation, Inc. 11am – 4pm University of Tampa Plant Park

5/12/06 Joette Giovinco Celebrity Waiter American Association of Kidney Patients Celebrity Luncheon Spaghetti Warehouse

5/12/06 Ray Collins Emcee/Actioneer The Humane Society of Sarasota County Golf Tournament

Benefiting the HSSC 5/13/06 Charley Belcher Emcee Entertainment Revue Benefit Gala

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5/17/06 Andy Johnson Speaker Gateway Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Feather Sound Country Club

5/17/06 Paul Dellegatto Speaker Pinellas Association of Insurance Agents

5/20/06 Denise White Emcee National Council of Negro Women Mary McLeod Bethune luncheon Tampa Marriott Westshore 11am – 2pm

5/20/06 Kelly Ring Emcee American Cancer Society Cattle Barrons Ball Port Authority – Term 3 7pm

5/24/06 Cynthia Smoot Speaker 2006 Alternative Education Program’s Graduation Ceremony Just for Girls

6/1/06 Charley Belcher Co‐Emcee City Jam Vocal Competition

6/5/06 Andy Johnson Speaker JP Morgan Chase PRIDE Employee Networking Group Fountain Square Office Robert Bradtmiller

6/6/06 Andy Johnson Speaker JP Morgan Chase PRIDE Employee Networking Group Highland Oaks Office 4900 Memorial Hwy Burns Jones

6/8/06 Dave Osterberg Speaker 3rd Annual Navigating Nature Camp Boca Ciega Milennium Park 142

6/10/06 Russell Rhodes Commencement Address International Academy of Design & Technology Center for Performing Arts Carol Morsani Hall

6/15/06 Mark Wilson Emcee March of Dimes Pinellas Awards Luncheon

6/16/06 John O’Loughlin Speaker Florida Council Against Sexual Violence Building Media Relations Workshop

6/20/06 Paul Dellegatto Speaker Daedalian Luncheon MacDill AFB Officers’ Club

6/24/06 Kathy Fountain Emcee Frank Robertson Tampa Bay Academy of Hope 10th Annual Harvest of Hope Awards Banquet UnSung Heros Kathy received the Television Leadership Award

6/29/06 Kelly Ring 8th Annual Recognition Dinner Hands On Education Services Kelly accepted an award for WTVT Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay 7 PM

8/8/06 Andy Johnson Speaker Morgan Stanley Workshop for clients Renaissance Vinoy

8/21/06 Ray Collins Panel member Sarasota County Media Focus Group 1660 Ringling Blvd. 8:30 a.m. 143

8/25/06 Dave Osterberg Speaker Challenger K‐8 of Science and Mathematics 13400 Elgin Blvd. 7th graders – 300 in attendance

8/31/06 Frank Robertson Moderator Upper Tampa Bay Regional Chamber Of Commerce Pinellas County Political Candidate Forums Nielsen Media Research Center Auditorium 501 Booker Creek Blvd. Oldsmar 7‐9 p.m.

9/1/06 Ken Suarez Polk County Board of County Commissioners PGTV – PSA Recycling

9/8/06 Mark Wilson Emcee Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services Seniors Aging Summit Hillsborough Community College Dale Mabry Campus Harvey Landress 727‐479‐1863

9/906 Russell Rhodes Grand Marshall 3rd Annual AIDS Walk St. Petersburg North Shore Park Anthony Barros – Coordinator 727‐867‐7775

9/14/06 John Wilson Emcee Mark Wilson Annual Spring Breakfast Ray Jay

9/16/06 Charley Belcher Emcee Children’s Dream Fund 25th Year Party Coliseum St. Petersburg 11 am ‐2 pm Cynthia Lake, Executive Director 144

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9/16/06 Charley Belcher Emcee Morton Plant Mease Talent Show Palm Harbor University High School Beth Hardy, PR Manager 7:00 P.M.

9/19/06 Chris Field Speaker/Panel Media & Communication in Sports Class University of Tampa Gil Swalls, Associate Athletic Director 253‐6240 X1733

9/28/06 Frank Robertson Emcee Pinellas County 5th Annual Crime Stoppers Golf Tournament Wentworth Country Club

9/30/06 Russell Rhodes Celebrity Auctioneer ART FOR LIFE Higgins Hall 5225 North Himes Ave. St. Lawrence Catholic Church Don Bentz –

9/30/06 John Wilson Emcee/Sing Mary Kay Wilson Largo Cultural Center 10th Anniversary Celebration

10/4/06 Joette Giovinco Emcee H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Foundation Direct TV Launch Leana Lopez

10/7/06 John Wilson Emcee St. Peter’s Church Function (his church)

10/6/06 Mark Wilson Emcee Brookwood Florida Feather Sound Country Club Lisa Walter – Program Resource Manager 727‐822‐4789 145

10/9/06 Bill Murphy Cliff Roles – Featured Guest WIBQ Radio ‐ Sarasota Toast of the Sun Coast

10/11/06 Laura Moody Speaker Pride Elementary

10/12/06 Frank Robertson Emcee Tony Janus Awards Dinner Honoring Joe Leonard – CEO of AirTran Vinoy Lisa Oberndorfer 248‐6500

10/17/06 Ray Collins Speaker Sarasota Public Relations Association Annual Brunch

10/19/06 John Wilson Emcee Mark Wilson Annual Spring Breakfast Ray Jay 7:00 a.m.

10/19/06 Howard Shapiro Speaker Brooksville Elementary 885 North Broad Street Edward Finch/Teacher 352‐797‐7014

10/18/06 Kelly Ring Emcee Conference Junior League Advisory Board

10/20/06 Nerissa Prest Host Annual Fire Rescue Awards Banquet Higgins Hall

10/21/06 SkyFOX University of Scouting West Central Florida Council Annual training event Palm Harbor Kelli Cliff – Coordinator 727‐804‐6972 146

10/24/06 Cynthia Smoot Emcee Dress for Success Tampa Bay Annual fundraiser honoring Councilwoman Mary Alvarez Receiving the 1st Woman of Achievement Award Airport Hilton/Lois Avenue 11 am – 1 pm Pat Ellington

10/24/06 John Wilson Speaker Mahaffey Theatre Broadway Show Announcements Patrick Wilson intros

10/26/06 Cynthia Smoot Emcee St. Petersburg Free Clinic 2006 Soup’s On Event “Hunger Banquet” 3050 1st Avenue South St. Petersburg Rebecca Russell‐Gootee 727‐821‐1200

10/27/06 Kelly Ring Reader Forest Hills Elementary School Read‐A‐Thon

10/28/06 Howard Shapiro Speaker Family of Christ Christian School 16190 Bruce B. Downs Melissa Gembarowski

11/5/06 Russell Rhodes Emcee Benefit for fallen officer Matt Williams Family Polk Theatre Lakeland, FL

11/6/06 Ken Suarez Guest Griller Rosabelle W. Blake Academy Fundraiser for professional development BD’s Mongolian Grill 147

1474 Town Center Dr. Lakeland, FL Dr. Gwen Kessell, Principal 863‐499‐2870

11/9/06 Nerissa Prest Emcee Extravelganza Tampa Bay Hospitality Alliance Hillsborough & Pinellas County Hoteliers Tampa Airport Marriott Dannette Lynch 727‐464‐7464 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.

11/10/06 Chip Carter Emcee Pinellas Animal Foundation 1st Annual Bowser Mystery Theatre & Scavenger Hunt Great Explorations 6‐10:00 P.M. Joan Marzi 727‐710‐7387

11/15/06 John Wilson Speaker Tampa Bay Preforming Art Center Broadway Presenters

11/15/06 Great American Teach In

SkyFOX/Randy Powers Lillian Symmes Elementary Moon Lake Elementary Lewis Elementary Pinellas Park Elementary

Russell Rhodes Sheehy Elementary

Frank Robertson Plant City High

Tom Curran Safety Harbor Middle Nancy Perla Shaw Elementary

Paul Dellegatto Dale Mabry Elementary Roosevelt Elementary

Charley Belcher Cypress Woods Elementary

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John Wilson Coachman Fundamental Middle

Jim Hill Witter Elementary

Anne Dwyer Crestwood Elementary

Kelly Ring Essrig Elementary

Ken Suarez/Jamie Cook Jesse Keen Elementary

Denise White Blake High School Gorrie Elementary

Eric Seidel Hunter’s Green Elementary

Jim Weber Mary Bryant Elementary

Liane Jackson Progress Village Elementary

11/17/06 Dave Osterberg Speaker Citrus Park Christian School 10:30 a.m. Ann Linger 310‐2808

11/19/06 Bill Murphy VIP Guest Seminole Night Parade

11/28/06 John Wilson Perform Mary Kay Wilson New York Yankees Annual Holiday Show Ruth Eckerd Hall 10:30 a.m.

12/2/06 Ray Collins MC Mistletoe Ball Holiday Party Supporting the New College Library Association Charles Ringling Mansion Proceeds benefit Jane Bancroft Cook Library Dara Thompson,Chair 941‐238‐7465

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12/5/06 John Wilson Perform Mary Kay Wilson New York Yankees Annual Holiday Show Tampa Bay Performing Art Center

12/6/06 Liane Jackson Speaker Franklin Middle Magnet School for Law and Public Service Reading with the Media Elise Senter – Language Arts Teacher

12/9/06 Frank Robertson St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital Kathy Fountain Visit

12/13/06 Lloyd Sowers Emcee PRSA Annual Banquet

12/15/06 Howard Shapiro Speaker Tampa Palms

1/20/07 Russell Rhodes Emcee Dinner with the Arts Gulf Coast Museum of Art

1/22/07 Nerissa Prest Speaker Corpus Christi Catholic School

1/24/04 Paul Dellegatto Speaker ‐ Activity Book Visit SkyFOX Inaugural visit Fox Hollow Elementary Port Richey

1/25/07 Kelly Ring Speaker Tampa Bay Sertoma Deistrict Service to Mankind Awards Banquet

1/25/07 Russell Rhodes Emcee Junior Achievement Spirit of Achievement Celebration Dinner

1/26/07 Dave Osterberg Speaker – Activity Book Visit Calhoon Elementary

1/26/07 Laura Moody Panelist 150

League of Women Voters of Hillsborough County Candidate Forums Major and Council races

1/29/07 Kelly Ring Panelist League of Women Voters of Hillsborough County Candidate Forums Major and Council races

1/30/07 Ray Collins Emcee Vacation Expo/Fundraiser Habitat for Humanity Benefit Women Build/Sarasota and Manatee County

2/1/07 Dave Osterberg Featured Speaker Remington College Commencement Ceremony Higgins Hall

2/6/07 Steve Nichols Panelist Florida Regional Community Policing Institute St. Petersburg College Effective Use of the Media course

2/6/07 Keith Bunce Panelist Florida Department of Health Office of Communications Statewide Public Information Officer’s Meeting

2/8/07 Chris Field Speaker University of Tampa Media and Communication in Sports Gil Swalls Associate Athletic Director

2/12/07 SkyFOX Denison Middle School Winter Haven

2/12/07 Charley Belcher Emcee 151

Tampa Bay Senior Idol Ruth Eckerd Hall

2/15/07 Ken Suarez Speaker Lakeland Police Department Annual Awards Ceremony

2/17/07 Ken Suarez Grand Marshall Lake Wales Mardi Gras

2/20/07 Paul Dellegatto Speaker – Activity Book Visit Dale Mabry Elementary

2/22/07 Frank Robertson Host March of Dimes WalkAmerica Kickoff Luncheon

2/24/07 Charley Belcher RingMaster Circus Sarasota

2/24/07 Charley Belcher Emcee 2007 Miss Pasco County Fair Pageant

2/24/07 Kelly Ring Co‐Host Opening Day Ceremonies Tampa Bay Little League

2/28/07 Jim Weber Speaker – Activity Book Visit Eisenhower Elementary

3/1/07 Mark Wilson Emcee March of Dimes WalkAmerica Team Captains Luncheon

3/2/07 Dave Osterberg Speaker – Activity Book Visit Sunset Hills Elementary

3/2/07 Andy Johnson Speaker – Activity Book Visit E. L. Bing Elementary

3/2/07 Charley Belcher Auctioneer Roosevelt Elementary School Annual Auction 152

Great Gatsby Gala School’s 8th Anniversary Tampa Garden Club

3/3/07 Chris Field Reader Tyrone Square Annual Book Blast

3/3/07 Charley Belcher Reader Tyrone Square Annual Book Blast

3/7/08 Chris Field Speaker Tampa Chamber Bucs Training

3/9/07 Kathy Fountain Polk Pulse Polk Coummunity College Foundation Polk Government Television Public Announcement

3/9/07 John Wilson Emcee Boys and Girls Club Luncheon with the Yankees Marriott Waterside

3/10/07 John Wilson Sing with Mark Kay Coachman Park Music Festival

3/12/07 Ken Suarez Presentation Polk County Sheriff’s Office For the North Carolina Federal Bureau Of Investigators and the Florida Law Enforcement Public Information Officer Association

3/14/07 Chris Field Emcee Morning Star School Annual Springtime Celebration

3/14/07 Howard Shapiro Speaker – Activity Book Visit Lake Magdelene Elementary 153

3/15/07 Keith Bunce Panel member Hillsborough County Veterinary Assoc. Interacting with the Media and Promoting Veterinary Medicine

3/19/07 Mark Zewalk Speaker/Lecturer USF Public Affairs Reporting Class – Hillsborough Cty Courthouse

3/22/07 Russell Rhodes Master of Ceremonies Dancing with the Stars The Spring of Tampa Bay, Inc.

3/26/07 Steve Nichols Speaker CONA Leadership Class 2007 Effective Communication

3/27/07 SkyFOX School Visit Gibsonton Elementary

3/28/07 Charley Belcher Honorary Chair Silverspoons & Sandcastle City of Tampa Mayor’s Beautification Program

3/31/08 Chip Carter Host 1st Annual Art, Wine and Food Fest Pinellas Animal Foundation

4/2/07 Frank Robertson March of Dimes Golf Tournament Saddlebrook Resort

4/12/07 Kelly Ring Emcee Clothes To Kids Spring Fundraising Luncheon Ruth Eckerd Hall

4/12/07 Dave Osterberg Model Wear A Wish Fashion Show Make A Wish Foundation Innisbrook Golf Resort Palm Harbor

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4/13/04 John Wilson Lead Second Time Around Marching Band St. Petersburg Night Parade

4/14/07 John Wilson Concert with Mark Kay Largo Suncoast Hospital Charity Event

4/14/07 Charley Belcher Speaker GOTGOV City of Clearwater High School Leadership Summit Sheraton Sand Key

4/17/07 Eric Seidel Emcee Hillsborough County Head Start Community Foundation’s Fifth Annual Breakfast Fundraiser University Club Tampa City Center 7:30 am – 9:00 am

4/17/07 Mark Wilson Speaker Leadership St. Pete Planning Committee Media Seminar Poynter Institute

4/18/07 Dave Osterberg Moderator Worlds of Wisdom Middle School Social Studies Academic Tournament

4/22/07 John Wilson Concert with Mark Kay Living Waters Church Concert New Port Richey

4/27/07 Denise White Toast Mistress Morehouse Massey Day Reception 155

4/28/07 John Wilson Emcee Hillsborough County High Schools Coach’s Dinner Marriott Waterside

Ken Suarez Presentation Voice Over Polk County Sheriff’s Office Annual Awards Ceremony

5/3/07 Kathy Fountain Induction Kathleen High School Hall of Fame

5/5/07 Cynthia Smoot Emcee Russell Rhodes Tuxes and Tails Fiesta Humane Society of Tampa Bay 5th Annual Black‐Tie optional Fundraiser

5/5/07 Denise White Emcee Tampa Metropolitan Section Of the National Council of Negro Women Mary McLeond Bethune Luncheon Tampa Marriott Westshore

5/6/07 Glenn Selig Emcee Annual Tampa Bay Israel Independence Day Community Festival Tampa JCC/Federation Inc. Cuban Club

5/8/07 Kathy Fountain Induction Kathleen High School Hall of Fame

5/11/07 Charley Belcher Emcee St. Peterburg Clearwater Area Convention & Visitors Bureau Annual Tourism Week Kick off luncheon

5/11/07 Joette Giovinco Celebrity Waiter American Association of Kidney Patients Spaghetti Warehouse 156

5/14/07 Chris Field Foster Mom Monday Hillsborough County Animal Services

5/16/07 Paul Dellegatto Speaker Pinellas Association of Insurance Agents

5/17/07 Russell Rhodes Emcee The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival Black Tie event

5/18/07 Andy Johsnon Speaker Cypress Gardens Chapter of Central Florida Lakeland Yacht Club

5/19/07 Kelly Ring Emcee Charley Belche Cattle Barons’ Ball Barnyard Boogie American Cancer Society

5/24/07 Ken Suarez Keynote Speaker City of Lakeland Police Department “Do the Right Thing Program” Annual Awards dinner

6/5/07 Howard Shapiro Speaker The Northdale OWLS Monthly meeting

6/7/07 Andy Johnson Speaker JPMorgan Chase Hurricane Presentation

6/8/07 Russell Rhodes Emcee Tampa Museum of Art Special Event: Pride & Passion 2007

6/11/07 Russell Rhodes Host America’s Second Harvest of Tampa Bay Annual Dinner Event: 157

Fork Fight 2007

6/20/07 Chris Field Speaker March of Dimes Luncheon Heroes and Champions

6/21/07 Charley Emcee Celebrity Emcee HARC Idol Talent Show Rotary Camp Florida Brandon

6/22/07 Liane Jackson Emcee American Cancer Society Pinellas 18th Annual Charity Gala

6/26/07 Andy Johnson Speaker Presentation JPMorgan Chase

7/2/07 John Wilson Concert with Mary Kay Independence Day Concert Sun City Kingspoint Auditorium & Clubhouse

7/4/07 John Wilson Concert with Mary Kay Independence Day Concert Coachman Park

7/23/07 Ray Collins Speaker The Rotary Club of Sarasota Gateway Monthly luncheon meeting

8/3/07 Ken Suarez Speaker Polk Board of County Commissioner Class TV Media Relations

8/11/07 Ray Collins Host Century 21 Alliance 2nd Annual Yellow Rose Black Tie Easter Seals Southwest Florida Michael’s on East

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8/23/07 Charley Belcher Emcee IABC Bronze Quill Banquet

8/24/07 Charley Belcher Intro Taylor Hicks Concert Ruth Eckerd Hall

8/25/07 Kelly Ring Celebrity Unveiling of the Tampa Bay Lightning new logo and jersey

9/7/07 John Wilson Speaker Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater

9/12/07 Keith Bunce Speaker/Panelist Nerissa Prest The Tampa Bay Chapter of the Public Relations Society of American Professional Development Day

9/18/07 Ken Suarez Emcee READ Polk

9/22/07 Charley Belcher Emcee Morton Plant Mease Talent Show Palm Harbor University High School Team Member Talent Show

9/26/07 John Wilson Speaker Lighthouse for the Blind Annual meeting Harborview Convention Center Clearwater Noon

10/2/07 Chip Carter Emcee Outback Bowl Kickoff Luncheon A La Carte Event Pavilion Noon

10/4/07 Mark Wilson Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary 159

Season Opener Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

10/4/07 Frank Robertson Emcee Crimestoppers of Pinellas County Sixth Annual Crimestoppers Golf Tournament and Awards Banquet Wentworth County Club Tarpon Springs

10/4/07 Andy Johnson Speaker Rowlett Elementary 3rd grade Weather

10/6/07 Mark Wilson Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary Season Opener St. Petersburg – Mehaffey Theatre

10/6/07 John Wilson Performance Mary Kay 2007 DREAM Annual Gala Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Intercontinental Tampa 6:00 pm ‐ cocktails 7:30 pm ‐ dinner Carolyn Boos, Executive Director 727‐344‐2873

10/11/07 Cynthia Smoot Emcee Soups On First Presbyterian Church Beach Drive 11:45 – 1:00 p.m.

10/12/07 Ken Suarez Emcee The Phoenix Hope Foundation Dance with the Phoenix

10/12/07 John Wilson Performance Mary Kay YCMA Annual Meeting Clearwater Harborview Convention Center

10/13/07 John Wilson Performance 160

Mary Kay Largo Cultural Center Gulfcoast Oncology Group 8:00 pm

10/13/07 Ken Suarez Host Stride for Strays Annual Fundraiser Animal Coalition of Tampa Al Lopez Park

10/16/07 Ken Suarez Media Relations Jamie Cook Florida Public Relations Association Breakfast Polk County

10/19/07 Jennifer Epstein Host Hillsborough County Rescue 12th Annual Awards Banquet Higgins Hall 6pm‐ Midnight

10/20/07 John Wilson Emcee Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center Young Artists’ Competition

10/20/07 Chip Carter Host Fishhawk LaCrosse Tournament Brandon

10/20/07 Ray Collins Emcee American Lung Association Festival and jazz concert Siesta Keyu Beach Carol Palacio 727‐347‐6133 X27

10/25/07 Nerissa Prest Celebrity Model The Auxiliary of Northside Mental Health Center 20th Annual PhoneFriend Celebrity Fashion Show/Luncheon

10/26/07 John Wilson Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary 161

Season Opener Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center 8:00 pm

10/26/07 John Wilson Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary Season Opener Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center 8:00 pm

10/27/07 Charley Belcher Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary Season Opener Mehaffey Theatre St. Petersburg 8:00 pm

10/28/07 John Wilson Opening Curtain Speech Florida Orchestra 40th Anniversary Season Opener Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater 8:00 pm

0/30/07 Kelly Ring Mary Lee’s House Child Protection and Advocacy Center 2806 M. Armenia Ave. Ground Breaking

10/31/07 Andy Johnson Speaker Ozona Elementary Palm Harbor

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WTVT placed newspaper ads celebrating Black History Month in 2006 and 2007 in the Florida Sentinel Bulletin, a local paper serving the African‐ American community. WTVT also placed an ad celebrating Hispanic Heritage in 2007 on La Gaceta, a local paper serving a multi‐cultural audience, including Hispanics.

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*Participate in the annual Great American Teach‐In

*Hosting, co‐sponsoring or participating in job fairs, conventions, career days, workshops and similar activities sponsored by organizations representing groups interested in broadcast employment issues:

June 13‐16, 2006 NAHJ National Convention August 16‐20, 2006 NABJ National Convention June 13‐16, 2007 NAHJ Career Fair August 8‐12, 2007 NABJ Career Fair

*Listing each job opening in a job bank or newsletter of minority and/or female media trade groups