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WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL This report covers the time period November 1, 2005 to October 31, 2007 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

I. PROGRAMMING

a. Local Newscasts: WBRC airs 48 hours of local news year round each week, (with an additional .5 hour weekly during high school football season) at the following times:

Monday – Friday 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. (expanded on 12/3/07) Monday – Friday 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday – Friday 9 p.m. – 10:35 p.m. Friday (August – December) 10:35 p.m. – 11 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Saturday – Sunday 5 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Saturday – Sunday 9 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. – 9 a.m.

b. Breaking News: WBRC had several local disasters in the report period, including coverage of a tornado that killed several children (and a visit by the President to inspect the disaster). There were several amber alerts issued, as well as severe weather warnings, and other emergencies. A complete list of breaking news and cut-ins is attached as Exhibit 1.

c. Important Local News produced in-studio and aired during the report period include: • Rosa Parks Funeral: The entire funeral for Rosa Parks, an Alabama native and an icon of the Civil Rights Movement in Montgomery, was broadcast live. • Church Fires: Three Birmingham-area college students set fires to nine rural Alabama churches. WBRC did several live reports as investigators looked for those responsible. (Feb. 3 – March 8, 2006) • Mothers of the Movement: A half-hour special report was broadcast to commemorate the lives of Rosa Parks and Coretta Scott King, two natives of Alabama, who had recently passed away. • McNair Found Guilty: WBRC produced and aired a special cut-in (approximately 40 minutes) of the jury conviction of a Jefferson County Commissioner, who was considered a Civil Rights icon, of using his political position for personal gain. • Officers Shot (1 Killed): Two Fairfield officers responding to a call were shot, killing one female officer and wounding the other. Federal and local law enforcement officers teamed up to locate the suspect. WBRC broadcast descriptions of the suspect and 2

interviewed friends of the victims. The suspect was apprehended the following day, and was subsequently convicted for the crime. (10/23/06) • Tornado Kills 8 at School: After posting and airing numerous severe weather alerts, a tornado touched down at a school just south of Birmingham and killed eight children. Two days later, WBRC covered the visit by President Bush to the school in Enterprise.

The station also produced in-studio and aired the following programs of local interest in the report period: • 2006 Mercedes Marathon Coverage • FOX6 Talladega Thunder (4/30/2006 and 4/29/07)) • Idol Finale Countdown (5/24/2006) • FOX6 Sideline (2006, 2007) • A Good Day Christmas (12/25/2006) • FOX6 Kids & Jobs (4/13/2007) • FOX6 Sports Special (Lane College vs. Miles) (10/13/2007)

d. Political Programming: WBRC aired debates, town hall meetings and provided viewers with continuous programming during the visit of President Bush in the Fall of 2006. Examples of political coverage during the report period are: • Jefferson County Flood Plan: Discussions on flood prevention lead to a heated public meeting before the Jefferson County Commission. The commission unanimously approved a business backed flood prevention plan. • Hoover Budget Meeting: The City of Hoover approved a vote that gives city employees a pay raise. (9/18/06) • Election coverage: FOX6 You Decide 2006 (11/6/2006)

An extensive list of political programming aired during the report period is attached as Exhibit 3.

e. Awards and Recognition:

Alabama Associated Press Broadcasters Association Award (2005) 2 Southeast Regional EMMY Awards (2005) 3 Southeast Regional EMMY Awards (2006) 4 Alabama Associated Press Broadcasters Association Awards (2006) 4 RTNDA Regional Awards (2007)

A comprehensive list of awards and recognition is attached as Exhibit 4.

II. Public Service Announcements (PSAs)

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WBRC makes its air-time available at no charge to public service announcements PSAs.

a. For the period June 11, 2007 to June 24, 2007, 130:15 minutes of PSAs were aired on WBRC, such as: • Alabama Foster Care • Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (education & awareness) • FBL –Character, Honesty and Generosity • Ruben Studdard Foundation • UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center

b. For the period January 8-21, 2007, WBRC aired 65:15 minutes of charities and community organizations, such as: • Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (education and awareness) • Blood Donations • City Stages • Drug Use Prevention, Meth • Girls/Boys Town Hotlines • Magic Moments

c. PSAs were specifically targeted or requested by community groups or addressing local issues. For the period June 11, 2007 to June 24, 2007, WBRC aired 19:20 minutes on behalf of these organizations. For the period January 8-21, 2007, 14:40 minutes of PSAs were aired at no charge on behalf of the requesting organization. Examples of PSAs aired during the two report periods were: • Mercedes Marathon, benefits Kid One Transport and The Bell Center: Kid One Transport, an organization that provides transportation for families in need of medical care for their children. The Bell Center offers treatment for hundreds of babies in the central Alabama area who are born prematurely, or with spina bifida, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, and other genetic disorders. • Renew Our Rivers: A partnership with Alabama Power Company and local homeowners/boat owners associations aimed at cleaning up local waterways.

III. COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND ASCERTAINMENTS

WBRC employees, including talent, participate on the boards or in community organizations, volunteer efforts, appearances, and community events, examples of which are as follows: • Emcee, Birmingham Business Journal, Business award program • Reader, JCCEO kindergarten class • Panelist, Project Corporate Leadership, panelist 4

• Emcee, Sun Valley Elementary School Spelling Bee, Emcee

Station employees, including on-air talent and management, participate as members of directors of the following organizations: • Alabama A & M University, Communications Advisory Board • March of Dimes, State Board • University of Alabama School of Communication, Board of Visitors • Jacksonville State University – Jr. Board of Trustees • Kid One Transport - Formerly VP of Board

Station employees, including on-air talent and management, participate as members of directors of the following diversity organization: • Birmingham Association of Black Journalists • National Association of Black Journalists • National Council of Negro Women

WBRC was the media sponsor of many charity drives, including the collection of toys at Christmas for needy families, raising money by participating in sporting competitions (i.e., marathons), and participating in local parades and fundraiser.

A comprehensive list of communication with the community and a list of ascertainments is attached as Exhibit 5.

IV. WEBSITE

WBRC’s website, www.MyFoxAL.com, posts on-line, live streaming of all local newscasts. During severe weather outbreaks and/or public safety situations that would require programming interruptions, coverage is streamed on www.MyFoxAL.com and www.MyFoxStorm.com. Chat boxes are located next to all streaming news, and In-house talent and station employees interact with users through blogs, dialogue and e-mails.

Through www.MyFoxStorm.com, the station offers to the minute weather conditions, radar maps and live video and weather conditions. All weather webcasts are streamed live.

WBRC produced in-studio and offers live, local sports talk show radio internet users to e-mail users at www.MyFoxFinebaum.com. Additionally, there is a daily poll available on www.MyFoxAL.com, where users are encourage to vote and to blog their thoughts on the topic of the day. The results of the informal poll and blog comments are then aired in newscasts.

News tips are received by phone, email and through WBRC’s website. Many station employees are involved with local minority or community groups. 5

Then station hosts annual town hall meetings across the viewing area to inform and discuss safety during severe weather events.

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EXHIBIT 1 WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL BREAKING NEWS AND CUT-INS

Date Start Time End Time Discrepancy Explanation 1:28:37 11/2/2005 1:00:07 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral COPS # 1 did not air PM 1:58:33 11/2/2005 1:30:07 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral COPS # 2 did not air PM 2:28:29 11/2/2005 2:00:03 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral J.Joe # 2 did not air PM 2:58:31 11/2/2005 2:30:03 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral J.Alex # 2 did not air PM 3:28:27 Rosa Parks Funeral J.Judy /second run 11/2/2005 3:00:01 PM Local Report PM did not air 3:58:30 11/2/2005 3:30:01 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral J,Alex # 1 did not air PM 4:27:56 11/2/2005 3:59:30 PM Local Report Rosa Parks Funeral J.Judy did not air PM Rosa Parks Funeral J.I.P. Divorce Ct did 4:44:00 11/2/2005 4:29:00 PM Local Report not air break 1 or update, added # 2313 PM for time 11:01:41 Severe WX 11/28/2005 11:00:00 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 11:01:25 Severe WX 11/28/2005 11:30:00 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 12:27:55 Severe WX Newscast Went Over J.I.P. Divorce Ct In 11/28/2005 12:27:20 PM PM Report Progress 1:01:46 Severe WX 11/28/2005 1:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 1:32:02 Severe WX 11/28/2005 1:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:00:00 Severe WX Dead rolled "Judge Judy". Weather cut-in 11/28/2005 3:00:00 PM PM Report continued. "Judge Judy 2" and all local breaks did not 3:30:01 Severe WX 11/28/2005 3:30:01 PM air. Dead rolled "Judge Alex 2". Weather PM Report cut-in "Judge Alex 2" and all local breaks did not 3:59:30 Severe WX 11/28/2005 3:59:30 PM air. Dead rolled "Judge Judy 1". Weather PM Report cut-in "Judge Judy 1" and all local breaks did not 4:29:00 Severe WX 11/28/2005 4:29:00 PM air. Dead rolled "Divorce Court". Weather PM Report cut-in Weather cut-in ended, J.I.P. "Divorce 4:41:49 Severe WX Court" in segment 2. Local break 1 did 11/28/2005 4:41:49 PM PM Report not air. Storm warn bug Added to programming. 6:48:34 Severe WX 11/28/2005 6:47:39 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 10:00:00 Network President Bush - Press Conference. Did 12/19/2005 9:30:20 AM AM Report not air break 2 through end of Regis. President Bush - Cont. Missed all breaks 10:29:12 Network 12/19/2005 10:00:00 AM up to national break 3 in Tyra. Local AM Report break 3 aired. 2:02:09 Severe WX 12/28/2005 2:00:03 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 7

Train Collision Lincoln, AL. Did not air 7:00:00 1/18/2006 6:29:23 PM Local Report breaks in 6:00 news or Seinfeld and his PM breaks. 10:14:01 Coretta Scott King dies. first built- in break 1/31/2006 10:11:18 AM Local Report AM of Tyra DNA 3:14:01 West AL Church Fires. local cut-in, break 2/3/2006 3:06:00 PM Local Report PM 1 of Judy did not air Arrest West AL Church Fires. end break 9:06:08 3/8/2006 8:55:00 AM Local Report of GDA did not air J.I.P. Regis at AM 09:06:08 10:27:48 Arrest West AL Church Fires no spots 3/8/2006 10:22:48 AM Local Report AM missed 11:04:26 Arrest West AL Church Fires no spots 3/8/2006 11:00:00 AM Local Report AM missed Arrest West AL Church Fires live cut in ( 2:34:34 break #2,#3,and end break of Judge 3/8/2006 2:10:56 PM Local Report PM Joe)J.I.P Judge Alex at 3:04:05 3/9/2006 3:00:00 PM Local Report Church Fire Update. no spots missed PM 5:00:00 Severe WX 3/9/2006 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 7:13:41 Severe WX 3/9/2006 7:12:41 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 7:30:00 Severe WX 3/9/2006 7:28:45 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:31:40 Severe WX 3/13/2006 2:30:00 AM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:55:19 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In. Came Out Of Bk 3 Tu 3/13/2006 2:53:19 PM PM Report Studeo Then Back To Judge Alex Severe WX Cut In ran the first break in 3:14:55 Severe WX 3/13/2006 3:00:00 PM Judge Judy. J.I.P. in Judge Judy.no PM Report money lost. 8:39:21 Severe WX 3/13/2006 6:29:23 PM Severe WX Cut In No spots aired;J.I.P. 24 PM Report 3:01:44 Severe WX 3/20/2006 2:59:56 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:01:34 Severe WX 3/20/2006 4:00:32 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 11:01:24 Severe WX 4/7/2006 11:00:31 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 1:01:46 Severe WX 4/7/2006 1:00:07 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:02:12 Severe WX 4/7/2006 2:00:03 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:03:45 Severe WX 4/7/2006 3:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:35:03 Severe WX 4/7/2006 3:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:01:46 Severe WX 4/7/2006 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:31:55 Severe WX 4/7/2006 4:29:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 7:01:48 Severe WX 4/7/2006 7:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 7:31:23 Severe WX 4/7/2006 7:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 8:02:07 Severe WX 4/7/2006 8:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report Severe WX Cut In missed last two spots 9:00:00 Severe WX 4/7/2006 8:22:07 PM in local break # 5454 & 5461 missed all PM Report other spots in 8

trading spouses. Started the 9pm news cast.

Severe WX Cut In rolled break #3 of the 10:35:00 Severe WX 9pm news cast….. missed all other 4/7/2006 9:00:00 PM PM Report breaks in 9pm, 9:30pm, and 10pm news cast. Severe WX Cut In from 10:35 pm to 3:03:55 Severe WX 3:03:55 am no shows or spots ran. End 4/7/2006 10:35:00 PM AM Report break for the 2nd paid program did air at 3:03. J.I.P. Tyra AL Booster Logan Young found dead in 10:37:45 4/11/2006 10:36:05 AM Local Report his home. 1st min of bart spots in break 4 AM no money lost. AL Booster Logan Young found dead in 11:03:05 4/11/2006 11:00:00 AM Local Report his home did breaking news. J.I.P. Judge AM Joe . President Bush News Conference. 12:28:27 Network Breaks 3 and end brk of noon news did 4/19/2006 12:20:00 PM PM Report not air; Divorce Court #3 did not air; only end break aired 3:03:13 Severe WX 4/19/2006 3:01:39 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:32:14 Severe WX 4/19/2006 3:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:01:53 Severe WX 4/19/2006 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:31:14 Severe WX 4/19/2006 4:29:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report WX cut in no spots ran for the 5pm 6:48:13 Severe WX 5:30pm 6pm news cast.missed brk #1 of 4/19/2006 5:00:00 PM PM Report Seinfeld(Seinfeld didn't air)brk#2 & end break aired. 3:01:26 Severe WX 4/20/2006 3:00:02 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report Frmr Commissioner Chris McNair found 4:47:34 guilty. no spots aired in judy ;breaks 1 and 4/21/2006 4:06:50 PM Local Report PM 2 of div. ct. did not air 3:37:41 Network Moussaoui Verdict. Missed end break of 5/3/2006 3:28:03 PM PM Report Judge Judy.J.I.P. Alex missed break #1… 1:03:27 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In missed end break of 5/10/2006 12:58:07 PM PM Report Divorce Court and first break of cops 1:32:13 Severe WX 5/10/2006 1:30:08 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:01:20 Severe WX 5/10/2006 2:00:04 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:32:19 Severe WX 5/10/2006 2:30:05 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:01:42 Severe WX 5/10/2006 3:00:03 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:31:29 Severe WX 5/10/2006 3:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:00:43 Severe WX 5/10/2006 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 1:32:44 J.I.P. cops #1732 due to Taylor Hicks cut- 5/12/2006 1:30:07 PM Local Report PM in. 2:04:42 Taylor Hicks cut-in. Did not air breaks 3 5/12/2006 1:44:23 PM Local Report PM and 4. See log for details page 45. 3:16:36 Breaking news Remains of Missing Asst 5/18/2006 3:15:20 PM Local Report PM Principal Walter Moore found. 5/25/2006 11:06:48 AM 11:08:46 Local Report missed national barter spots break 1 of 9

AM Judge Joe #1880. Attorney abducted from downtown parking 1:47:23 5/31/2006 1:43:24 PM Local Report lot at gunpoint news cut in no spots PM missed…. Attorney abducted from downtown parking 3:02:31 5/31/2006 3:00:01 PM Local Report lot at gunpoint news cut in no spots PM missed Attorney abducted from downtown parking 3:17:23 5/31/2006 3:13:17 PM Local Report lot at gunpoint news cut in no spots PM missed Attorney abducted from downtown parking 4:01:55 5/31/2006 3:59:30 PM Local Report lot at gunpoint news cut in no spots PM missed 4:30:20 Severe WX 6/2/2006 4:29:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 11:41:32 Downtown Fire local news cut-in. Did not 6/8/2006 11:39:20 AM Local Report AM miss any spots. 12:41:55 Downtown Fire local news cut-in. Did not 6/8/2006 12:40:09 PM Local Report PM miss any spots. 12:59:57 Downtown Fire local news cut-in. Did not 6/8/2006 12:47:56 PM Local Report PM air barter or local brk #3. 1:07:09 Downtown Fire J.I.P. cops #cp443. 6/8/2006 1:00:07 PM Local Report PM Missed local break #1. 1:37:04 Downtown Fire J.I.P. cops #cp614. 6/8/2006 1:30:07 PM Local Report PM Missed local break #1. Downtown Fire J.I.P. Judge Joe Brown 2:03:10 6/8/2006 2:00:03 PM Local Report #1970 due to local news cut-in. Did not PM miss any spots. 2:48:33 Downtown Fire local news cut-in. Did not 6/8/2006 2:46:16 PM Local Report PM miss any spots. Guilty Verdict in Frmr Commissioner Jeff 11:10:22 6/14/2006 11:09:16 AM Local Report Germany Corruption Trial No Spots AM Missed Scrushy/Siegelman Jury can not come to 4:50:02 6/22/2006 4:45:00 PM Local Report unanimous decision aired in break 2 lil PM caesers 5478 :15 11:32:45 A Security Scare At The Corruption Trial 6/23/2006 11:30:15 AM Local Report AM In Montgomery. Breaking-In News 2:01:29 Severe WX 6/23/2006 2:00:03 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:41:20 Severe WX 6/23/2006 2:39:31 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:55:09 Severe WX 6/23/2006 2:53:04 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:04:21 Severe WX 6/23/2006 3:02:58 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:30:51 Severe WX 6/23/2006 3:30:01 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:04:38 Severe WX 6/23/2006 4:03:33 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:06:26 Guilty Verdict Scrushy/Siegelman Report 6/29/2006 3:06:26 PM Local Report PM ended. J.I.P. "Judge Judy". 4:03:54 Guilty Verdict Scrushy/Siegelman 6/29/2006 4:03:54 PM Local Report PM Commenced local news cut-in. Guilty Verdict. return to Judge Judy at 4:26:35 6/29/2006 4:26:35 PM Local Report 4:26:35 break 1 2 3 did not air.did run the PM end break. 3:40:10 Severe WX 7/18/2006 3:39:05 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:13:43 Severe WX 7/19/2006 2:12:17 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 10

Bush / Blair News Conference. Aired 3 12:00:00 Network min 37 sec of Divorce Ct. #133. Did not air 7/28/2006 11:33:37 AM PM Report any barter or local spots 5:00:00 Severe WX End break in Stargate was kill because of 7/29/2006 4:59:10 PM PM Report bad weather. 3:02:00 Severe WX 8/9/2006 3:00:57 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:01:45 Severe WX 8/10/2006 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 9:59:20 Network break 1,2,3,4,5,6,and part of end break all 8/21/2006 9:01:50 AM AM Report missed: see log 4:30:20 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In Dead rolled "Divorce 8/21/2006 4:29:00 PM PM Report Court" on time. 10:12:39 8/22/2006 10:11:19 AM Local Report No spots missed AM 3:01:45 Severe WX 8/29/2006 3:00:06 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 10:59:56 Network President Bush News Conference. Did 9/15/2006 10:14:11 AM AM Report not air any local breaks. 11:14:48 Network J.I.P. Joe Brown#2022. Did not air barter 9/15/2006 11:00:00 AM AM Report or local break 1. president speak to the UN, last about 21 11:13:20 Network min break 2,3 and the end break Judge 9/19/2006 11:13:15 AM AM Report Joe did not air.J.I.P. divorce court. 1:58:23 Severe WX 9/22/2006 1:54:38 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:32:24 Severe WX 9/22/2006 3:30:03 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:03:36 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In no spots aired during 9/22/2006 3:37:03 PM PM Report Judge Alex #1;J.I.P. judy Severe WX Cut In only barter #1aired in 4:59:00 Severe WX 9/22/2006 4:08:50 PM WX shortened judy -no other barter or PM Report local spots aired 5:00:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In divorce ct pre-empted - 9/22/2006 4:59:00 PM PM Report no spots aired 5:30:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In 5pm news pre-empted- 9/22/2006 5:00:00 PM PM Report no spots aired 6:00:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In 5:30 pm news pre- 9/22/2006 5:30:00 PM PM Report empted -no spots aired 6:30:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In 6pm news pre-empted 9/22/2006 6:00:00 PM PM Report no spots aired 7:00:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In Seinfeld pre-empted no 9/22/2006 6:30:00 PM PM Report spots aired Severe WX Cut In nanny 911 WX cut in 8:00:15 Severe WX no spots aired back on time for celebrity 9/22/2006 7:00:00 PM PM Report duets aired WX bug over network President Bush Live Arrival in Birmingham 10:45:25 9/28/2006 10:27:24 AM Local Report Did not air local breaks 3 and 4 of Tyra AM show #2030. President Bush Speaking in Hoover Did 2:46:23 9/28/2006 2:36:23 PM Local Report not air local breaks 1 and 2 of Cristina's PM #24. President Bush makes a statement regarding the possible nuclear test in 8:55:00 Network 10/9/2006 8:55:00 AM North Korea. AM Report Dropped break 13(see log) cut in ended 9:02am 11:06:55 Network President Bush News Conference. J.I.P. 10/11/2006 10:00:19 AM AM Report Judge Joe see log for action taken 11

10:38:37 Fairfield Officers Shot. One Killed The 10/23/2006 10:37:06 AM Local Report AM Other Injured. Fairfield Officers Shot.Did Not Run Any Of 11:30:00 10/23/2006 11:00:00 AM Local Report Spots In Judge Joe AM Including End Bk Fairfield Officers Shot. One Killed The 12:00:00 10/23/2006 11:30:00 AM Local Report Other Injured. No Spots In PM Divorce Ct #2 12:30:00 Fairfield Officers Shot. No Noon Spots 10/23/2006 12:00:00 PM Local Report PM Ran 1:00:00 10/23/2006 12:30:00 PM Local Report Fairfield Officers Shot. No Spots Aired. PM Fairfield Officers Shot.Came Out Of 1:16:51 10/23/2006 1:00:00 PM Local Report Special Rep To Seg 3 Of Cops PM Bks St With Bk 3 2:41:10 10/23/2006 2:38:59 PM Local Report Fairfield Officers Shot. PM 10:36:37 Network President Bush - Iraq Update. No spots 10/24/2006 9:30:17 AM AM Report aired during this time; J.I.P. Tyra 11:49:48 Arrests in Police Shooting. Break 2 of 10/24/2006 11:42:09 AM Local Report AM Divorce Court did not air 12:34:43 Arrest in Police Shooting. No spots 10/24/2006 11:58:30 AM Local Report PM aired;J.I.P. Geraldo Arrest in Police Shooting No spots aired 2:30:27 10/24/2006 2:07:34 PM Local Report from "Judge Joe Brown". J.I.P. PM "Christina’s Court". 12:29:59 Funeral Fairfield officer Mary Smith. Did 10/27/2006 11:58:30 AM Local Report PM not air any breaks. 1:00:00 Funeral Fairfield officer Mary Smith did 10/27/2006 12:30:00 PM Local Report PM not air any breaks of Geraldo #34. 1:30:00 Funeral Fairfield officer Mary Smith No 10/27/2006 1:00:00 PM Local Report PM Spots Aired During Cops #825. Funeral Fairfield officer Mary Smith J.I.P. 1:53:12 10/27/2006 1:30:07 PM Local Report Cops#422. Aired Only The End Break Of PM Cops #422 1:20:00 Network President Bush Comments - Saddam 11/5/2006 1:15:00 PM PM Report Verdict 11:55:06 President Bush did a news break for 1 11/8/2006 11:54:25 AM Local Report AM min. President Bush did a news break to 11:57:15 Network network did not run the end break in 11/8/2006 11:57:05 AM AM Report d/court because of the cut in. President Bush did a news break to 12:30:00 Network network did not run the end break in 11/8/2006 12:00:00 PM PM Report d/court because of the cut in. 9:31:36 Severe WX 11/15/2006 9:29:50 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 10:02:52 Severe WX 11/15/2006 10:00:00 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 10:34:00 Severe WX 11/15/2006 10:32:04 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 11:03:35 Severe WX 11/15/2006 11:00:00 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 11:13:31 Severe WX 11/15/2006 11:08:58 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 11:10:30 11/20/2006 11:09:13 AM Local Report Fatal Bus Crash AM 11:18:17 11/20/2006 11:16:00 AM Local Report Fatal Bus Crash AM 12

Did Not Run Bk 3 Of Cops #1 Ran End Bk 1:29:50 11/20/2006 1:15:40 PM Local Report Of Cops #1 And Bk 1 Of PM Cops #2 Together 10:01:41 11/27/2006 10:00:00 AM Local Report AL Football Coach Shula Terminated AM 11:03:20 11/27/2006 11:00:00 AM Local Report AL Football Coach Shula Terminated AM AL Football Coach Shula Terminated ID 2:16:56 11/27/2006 1:55:00 PM Local Report NOT AIR END BK OF COPS #2 AND PM BK 1 OF JUDGE JOE #2 10:42:32 12/5/2006 10:30:03 AM Local Report Amber Alert. break 3 of tyra did not air AM 10:59:04 Network Bush / Blair Press Conference. Did not air 12/7/2006 10:01:33 AM AM Report any barter or local spots. Rich Rodriguez turns down UA. Did not air 2:59:56 national and local break #2 or #3. Aired 12/8/2006 2:11:38 PM Local Report PM end break of Judge Joe #2050. Rich Rodriguez turns down UA. lil caesars 4:45:53 0163 :30 and blue x -c 1:00 dna and 12/8/2006 4:37:36 PM Local Report PM barter spot #2 dna 9:13:40 Girl’s remains have been found, 3 years 12/19/2006 9:10:53 AM Local Report AM after she disappeared .no spots missed 9:52:45 Network President Bush News Conference. 12/20/2006 9:00:17 AM AM Report Breaks 1 thru 5 did not air 11:17:40 Network 12/26/2006 11:06:49 PM President Ford's Death PM Report President Ford's State Funeral. Seinfeld 7:30:01 Network 12/30/2006 5:30:00 PM did not air, Amerian Idol Rewind did not PM Report air 7:30:00 Network President Ford Funeral j.i.p cops first 30 12/30/2006 7:30:00 PM PM Report mins of network did not air…… 10:00:00 Network President Ford Funeral rachel ray show 1/2/2007 9:00:00 AM AM Report 1002r did not air 11:00:00 Network President Ford's Cathedral Funeral. Tyra 1/2/2007 10:00:00 AM AM Report show 2015r did not air 11:10:36 Network President Ford Funeral J.I.P. joe;first 1/2/2007 11:00:00 AM AM Report break of joe did not air Saban named UA Head Coach rachel and 10:57:40 1/3/2007 9:00:00 AM Local Report tyra did not air ,only the end break of tyra AM aired Saban First New Conf. Did not air Tyra 10:58:26 1/4/2007 10:00:00 AM Local Report Banks #2060. Only aired the end break of AM Tyra. 1:09:18 Severe WX WX cut in over paid program #4020 1/7/2007 1:07:35 PM PM Report windsor pilates. 1:33:44 Severe WX WX cut in over paid program #4007 AL 1/7/2007 1:31:27 PM PM Report auto credit. 3:50:06 Severe WX 1/7/2007 3:48:36 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:01:24 Severe WX 1/7/2007 4:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report Governor Riley sworn In BK 3,END BK 1:04:50 OF GERALDO DID NOT RUN AS WELL 1/15/2007 12:46:24 PM Local Report PM AS BK 1 OF COPS 11:08:25 Severe WX 1/31/2007 11:05:00 PM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program PM Report 11:08:00 Severe WX 1/31/2007 11:05:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 1/31/2007 11:05:00 PM 11:08:00 Severe WX WX cut in J.I.P. Seinfeld 13

PM Report 11:39:26 Severe WX 1/31/2007 11:35:00 PM WX cut in J.I.P. king of the hill PM Report 11:39:26 Severe WX 1/31/2007 11:35:00 PM WX cut in J.I.P. king of the hill PM Report 11:39:30 Severe WX 1/31/2007 11:35:00 PM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program PM Report 12:09:20 Severe WX 2/1/2007 12:05:00 AM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program AM Report 12:38:45 Severe WX 2/1/2007 12:35:00 AM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program AM Report 1:08:55 Severe WX 2/1/2007 1:05:00 AM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program AM Report 2:08:45 Severe WX 2/1/2007 2:05:05 AM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program AM Report 3:08:35 Severe WX 2/1/2007 3:05:05 AM WX cut-in, J.I.P. program AM Report 3:32:55 Severe WX 2/1/2007 3:30:00 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 3:00:39 Severe WX 2/13/2007 3:00:02 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:54:20 Severe WX 2/13/2007 3:53:04 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:03:48 Severe WX 2/13/2007 4:01:45 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:20:26 Severe WX 2/13/2007 4:18:44 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 5:03:00 Severe WX 2/13/2007 4:25:13 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report Weather cut-in ended. "Seinfeld" and 6:57:30 Severe WX 2/13/2007 6:57:30 PM local breaks 1, 2 & 3 did not air. END PM Report BREAK DID AIR 11:52:30 Severe WX did not air local brk #6 and end brk of Tyra 3/1/2007 11:52:00 AM AM Report due to local WX cut in. 2:30:00 Severe WX Did not air Judge Joe Brown #2076 or any 3/1/2007 2:00:03 PM PM Report barter and local spots. 3:00:00 Severe WX Did not air Cristina's court #132 or any 3/1/2007 2:30:00 PM PM Report barter and local spots. 5:00:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In no shows or spots 3/1/2007 3:00:00 PM PM Report aired 6:30:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In no spots aired during 3/1/2007 5:00:00 PM PM Report news 6:57:30 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In Seinfeld did not air ;but 3/1/2007 6:30:00 PM PM Report did air end break Severe WX Cut In did not air local brk#3 11:44:50 3/2/2007 11:26:15 AM Local Report or #4. See log for details pages 36 and AM 37. President Bush visits Enterprise, AL did 9:00:00 3/3/2007 8:30:00 AM Local Report not air jack Hannah #2275. No spots AM aired. 9:30:00 President Bush visits Enterprise, AL did 3/3/2007 9:00:00 AM Local Report AM not air animal atlas #308. No spots aired. 10:00:00 President Bush visits Enterprise, AL did 3/3/2007 9:30:00 AM Local Report AM not air safari tracks #209. No spots aired. Pres Bush visits Enterprise Joined in 10:13:44 progress Beakmans World #124. did not 3/3/2007 10:00:00 AM Local Report AM air National Barter brk 1. Bessemer Kidnapped Toddler break 6 10:55:30 3/14/2007 10:53:40 AM Local Report built-in did not air from show#119 of AM Rachel 14

Bessemer Kidnapped Toddler promo 11:20:56 2491;bham Suzuki#5921 :30 and 3/14/2007 11:15:20 AM Local Report AM Bellsouth #7588 1:00 did not air 11:37:54 3/14/2007 11:33:03 AM Local Report Bessemer Kidnapped Toddler AM President Bush - Iraq Statement. Missed 10:40:58 Network carts 1524,5458 of break 3 of Rachael 3/19/2007 10:33:26 AM AM Report Ray and all of break 4. 3:23:59 Severe WX 4/3/2007 2:26:36 PM WX cut-in see log for spots missed PM Report 9:31:04 Local news cut-in ;no spots missed ;also 4/11/2007 9:29:40 AM Local Report AM at 09:37:30 til 09:39:28-no spots missed 9:54:00 Hazmat Fire break 5 did not air except for 4/11/2007 9:49:14 AM Local Report AM std furn # 0166 :30 2:02:10 Severe WX 4/11/2007 2:00:02 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report WX cut in at this time break #3 did not air 2:26:03 Severe WX 4/11/2007 2:22:16 PM spots missed (0907,0386,5214,0552,& PM Report 0913) 4:40:51 Severe WX 4/11/2007 4:39:12 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 10:31:21 Severe WX J.I.P. beakmans world. Did not miss any 4/14/2007 10:30:00 AM AM Report spots. 11:02:41 Severe WX J.I.P. this week in baseball. Did not miss 4/14/2007 11:00:00 AM AM Report any spots. 11:26:04 Severe WX 4/14/2007 11:24:58 AM Severe WX Cut In AM Report 12:03:23 Severe WX missed barter spots 1 of stargate #215. 4/14/2007 12:00:00 PM PM Report J.I.P. stargate. 12:39:27 Severe WX 4/14/2007 12:36:46 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 1:02:41 Severe WX 4/14/2007 1:00:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 1:38:14 Severe WX 4/14/2007 1:35:02 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 2:04:29 Severe WX J.I.P. Seinfeld #702. missed barter spots 4/14/2007 2:00:00 PM PM Report 1. 2:31:35 Severe WX 4/14/2007 2:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:13:53 Network Virginia Tech Shootings. "Judge Judy" 4/16/2007 3:03:53 PM PM Report break 1 did not air. 4:10:04 Network VA Tech Shooting Spot #6080 was 4/16/2007 3:29:50 PM PM Report clipped and #2511 did not air. 2:25:13 Network President Bush / Virginia Tech 4/17/2007 1:00:02 PM PM Report Convocation 33 and 34. ThyssenKrupp $2.9 Billion Plant to Mobile 10:53:44 Did not air local or barter breaks 3 - 5 of 5/11/2007 10:29:18 AM Local Report AM Rachal Ray #1154. 9:54:22 Deadly Bank Robbery Interrupted Seg 5 5/14/2007 9:52:36 AM Local Report AM Of M&J No Spots Missed 11:02:31 Deadly Bank Robbery Interrupted Tyra 1st 5/14/2007 11:00:00 AM Local Report AM Seg 3:01:13 100 year old auto shop business 5/22/2007 3:00:01 PM Local Report PM destroyed by fire 3:30:52 Severe WX 6/10/2007 3:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:31:01 Severe WX 6/14/2007 3:30:01 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 6/26/2007 2:30:05 PM 2:31:04 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In 15

PM Report 4:01:20 Severe WX 6/27/2007 3:59:30 PM Severe WX Cut In J.I.P. J.Judy PM Report 6:47:46 Scrushy/Siegelman Sentenced no spots 6/28/2007 6:47:02 PM Local Report PM missed Scrushy/Siegelman Sentenced national or local ran we hit the 9pm news cast at 8:28:13 6/28/2007 7:00:00 PM Local Report 9:00:00 then at PM 10:35pm We finished 5th grader and aired so you think you Scrushy/Siegelman Sentenced can 8:28:13 6/28/2007 7:00:00 PM Local Report dance. refer to log for spots and the time PM the spots ran. Scrushy/Siegelman Sentenced news cut in at 7pm till 8:28:at this time I aired 4 8:28:13 6/28/2007 7:00:00 PM Local Report segments of smarter than PM 5th grader that had been recorded on tape. no spots 4:30:25 Severe WX 6/29/2007 4:29:00 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report did not air breaks 2 thru end break pages 10:31:40 Network 7/12/2007 9:30:06 AM 28 - 30 of Mike and Juliet. J.I.P. rachael AM Report did not air breaks 3:40:04 Severe WX 7/20/2007 3:38:01 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:07:20 Severe WX 7/25/2007 3:06:09 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:34:38 Severe WX 7/25/2007 3:33:16 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 3:59:54 Severe WX 8/10/2007 3:58:30 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:17:52 Severe WX 8/10/2007 4:16:45 PM Severe WX Cut In PM Report 4:28:50 Severe WX Rolled end break of Judge Judy out of WX 8/27/2007 4:27:30 PM PM Report cut-in. J.I.P. Divorce Court. 10:59:59 Severe WX did not air breaks 5,6 and the end break of 9/14/2007 10:43:23 AM AM Report rachael ray #2005. 11:59:59 Severe WX 9/14/2007 11:00:00 AM did not air tyra #3005 or any breaks. AM Report 12:27:20 Severe WX J.I.P. noon news. Did not air breaks 1 - 3. 9/14/2007 12:00:00 PM PM Report only aired end break. President Bush - Attorney General 9:42:19 Network 9/17/2007 9:30:17 AM Announcement. Break 3 of M & J did not AM Report air 1:29:57 Severe WX Did not air barter, local brk3 and end 10/18/2007 1:16:48 PM PM Report break of cops#808. 1:59:59 Severe WX 10/18/2007 1:30:00 PM Severe WX Cut In did not air cops #1622. PM Report 2:29:59 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In did not air joe brown 10/18/2007 2:00:00 PM PM Report #2297. 2:59:56 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In did not air cristina court 10/18/2007 2:30:00 PM PM Report #029. 3:30:00 Severe WX 10/18/2007 3:00:00 PM did not air Judge Judy #2675 PM Report 4:00:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In did not air Judge Alex 10/18/2007 3:30:00 PM PM Report #29 4:29:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In did not air Judge Judy 10/18/2007 4:00:00 PM PM Report #2747 4:59:00 Severe WX Severe WX Cut In did not air divorce court 10/18/2007 4:29:00 PM PM Report #29 5:29:30 Severe WX 10/18/2007 4:59:00 PM Severe WX Cut In did not air 5pm news PM Report 16

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EXHIBIT 2 WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL LOCAL NEWS a. Stories of local interest:

• Education: Hurricane Katrina created a new career path for one professional musician. He's played with some of the greats in jazz and now thanks to Katrina some Birmingham area students are getting the benefit of his knowledge. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser gives us a listen from the Alabama School of Fine Arts (11/1/05) • Health: November 2, 2005 Health: parents are teaching their babies sign language to help the littlest ones communicate. This isn't just necessarily for babies who are deaf. It’s also for children who can hear. And parents say, it has countless benefits for the child (11/2/05) • Consumer: In July, we brought you the story of some "rough riders". Tonight find out how FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson helped smooth things over for a Center Point neighborhood (11/2/05) • Education: One school is taking on the issue of teen pregnancy. The principal says it's a problem all too familiar among his students. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser sat in on rehearsals of a play at Erwin High School. And got candid talk from teens about babies having babies (11/3/05) • Health: Looking for a way to spice up your workout...You can really get things hopping, by trying a brand new workout, that's really catching on. It's all in the shoes... (11/7/05) • Education: A chess champion is heading for the nationals... And he's just in middle school. He passed up football and basketball for a sport that challenges his mind more than his body. FOX6 News education reporter Sarah Verser takes a look at this "check mate" in tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report (11/8/05) • Health: Imagine getting a facelift without surgery... It can be done just using thread. A Birmingham woman who wanted a fresher look is getting the procedure done at the Medi Day Spa in Vestavia just in time for her 62nd birthday. FOX6 News reporter Melanie Posey shows us how the procedure works. • Health: Celebrities like Michael J. Fox, have brought attention to the devastating effects of Parkinson's disease...In recent years, doctors have perfected a surgery to stop the most noticeable symptom of Parkinson’s... The shaking…and as you are about to see... After surgery, the patient literally stops shaking, right before our eyes (11/8/05) 18

• Consumer: A McAdory man's cell phone number was assigned to other Cingular customers nine different times! After hundreds of wrong numbers on his bill he asked FOX6 On Your Side to get the 4-1-1 on his problem. (11/9/05) • Education: We're proud to say Sarah Verser received a big honor today. The Alabama State Board of Education commended Sarah for her "What’s Right With Our Schools" reports which emphasize positive things happening in the classroom. The board also recommended Sarah for the Alabama Association of School Boards’ Education Media Honor Roll (11/10/05) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side dishes out the high and low restaurant scores in Jefferson County. • Health: They are athletes...national champions, in fact, and all call cheerleading their favorite activity. I want to introduce you tonight, to a group of girls, who are members of the bows and arrows cheerleading squad. They all have special needs...intellectual disabilities, but they have plenty to shout about (11/14/05) • Education: School systems are cracking down on what students wear to class and the reasons for it vary as much as the clothes. Teen counselors say in some cases the clothes are symbols whose meanings are unknown to parents. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser explains in tonight's At Your School report (11/15/05) • Health: There's been a baby explosion in recent years...Multiple births are on the rise...tonight, a look at why twins, triplets, even quadruplets are more common, ... And how doctors are finding ways to reduce the numbers of these multiple births (11/16/05) • Consumer: A Brownville church deacon called FOX6 On Your Side with a complaint about the new carpet installed in the sanctuary... Now the congregation has something to sing about (11/16/05) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side dishes out the high and low restaurant scores in Jefferson County (11/18/05) • Health: Do your kids want video games for Christmas, but you don't want them to sit on the couch with that "video game stare" on their faces...you might want to try interactive video games..they will definitely get your kids off the couch.. (11/21/05) • Education: Having dads walking the hallways and sitting in on a class is a plus for one local school. Administrators are making an effort to appeal to fathers to become more active.. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser tells us how in tonight's At Your School report (11/22/05) • Health: Does your doctor address your spiritual needs, as well as your physical needs? There are an increasing number of doctors who pray with their patients. And these patients say, the prayers are a wonderful part of their doctor visit (11/23/05) • Consumer: Story of FOX6 On Your Side helping a man who waited more than a year to get his lawnmower repaired (11/23/05) 19

• Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side dishes out the high and low restaurant scores in Jefferson County (11/25/05) • Health: Mitchell’s Place – a new treatment center in Irondale opened to children suffering from autism. Before Mitchell’s place open, local families with autistic children had nowhere to go for comprehensive treatments (11/27/05) • Education: Teachers at Locust Fork Elementary in Blount County say reading scores among their first graders have gone up ever since a special teacher's pet joined the class. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us why teachers don't mind being upstaged by a poodle (11/25/05) • Consumer: it's supposed to be a company that helps low income and credit challenged people buy homes. But as FOX6 On Your Side’s Ronda Robinson reports, many people were left without money or a home! (11/29/05) • Consumer: A Midfield woman says the lot next to her home was so overgrown, she was worried about letting her children play outside. Not to mention the rats she said she and her neighbors frequently saw. When she couldn’t get anyone to take care of the weeds, she called FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson (11/30/05) • Health: A Pell City woman who suffered from pancreatic cancer, has laid the groundwork for a possible new treatment for people with this cancer (11/30/05) • Education: One Jefferson County school is really jumping. Students have joined a campaign to learn more about being heart Healthy. In tonight's At Your School report, FOX6 News Education reporter, Sarah Verser, takes us to Gardendale elementary where everyone seems to have a jump rope (12/1/05) • Health: Some Birmingham students are getting more than a lesson about H-I-V and AIDS. 130 students at Wenonah high school got their parents permission to be tested for the disease. It's part of a state curriculum to explain to the students what puts them at risk for aids and how to protect themselves (12/2/05) • Health: Goodbye metal... Hello dissolvable material. Doctors are now using a piece of equipment to repair ruptured disks... That dissolves..... So there's no metal hardware involved at all, as in the traditional way of repairing ruptured disks. An east Alabama man is feeling relief tonight, after his surgery (12/5/05) • Consumer: This next story... Stinks. There's no way around it. It's about sewage and it may not be suitable for those with queasy stomachs. But it is a story that FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson was able to solve (12/5/05) • Education: The vinyl in your child's lunch box may be dangerous to them...that's according to an environmental watchdog group. The center for environmental Health is suing a number of soft lunch box manufacturers claiming the vinyl lunchboxes contain harmful levels of 20

lead. FOX6 News anchor Sarah Verser shows us which lunchbox is at the top of the list (12/6/05) • Health: A local three year old, born with a developmental delay is taking some big steps...just a few months ago, he couldn’t walk...but after a surgery to lengthen the muscles in his legs... He's walking with assistance...Xavier Allen is a precious little boy with a lot of determination (12/7/05) • Health: Students at Vestavia Hills High braved the cold for a heartwarming way of making Christmas brighter for women and children at Jesse’s place shelter. In tonight's At Your School report FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows how the Goodfellows operate (12/8/05) • Consumer: A month ago, FOX6 On Your Side brought you special a report explaining that hundreds of interstate lights are not working in Jefferson County. Just one day after our report aired, crews began making repairs within Birmingham city limits. Tonight reporter Ronda Robinson has the latest on the progress. (12/12/05) • Health: Men can be procrastinators, when it comes to going to the doctor. So.. You men out there, if you are looking for the perfect Christmas gift for your spouse... Why not make an appointment with your doctor? (12/15/05) • Education: Birmingham's Carver High School choir is heading to Washington by special request. The prestigious invitation to a national choral competition means the choir is among the best of the best. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us inside practice, for tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report (12/15/05) • Consumer: One way for Alabama Power customers to ease some of their financial frustration is signing up for budget billing. FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson explains how it works (12/15/05) • Health: Hope for people who have lost use of their arm and hand, due to a stroke...a new device that looks like something out of a star wars movie, is helping some patients slowly strengthen those muscles...a local woman hopes it will help her get use of her arm back (12/19/05) • Consumer: You may want to be extra careful not to overspend with your credit cards this holiday. As FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson tells us, many credit card companies are increasing minimum payments from two to four percent (12/19/05) • Education: A Gadsden mother had the perfect backdrop for telling her story at an Etowah County High School. Students dramatized a teen's sudden death after she overdosed on drugs (12/20/05) • Education: We know... And you know... It's the last thing on your child's mind right about now. But, teachers say you have to keep them learning while they're home from school during this long holiday break. In tonight's At Your School report, FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser show us how to turn your home into a classroom where kids don't mind learning. In tonight's At Your School report, FOX6 News Education 21

reporter Sarah Verser shows us the drama took students by surprise... And so did this mother's message (12/22/05) • Health: A Center Point family would like to introduce us to their daughter, who they call an angel...she suffers from Angelman's syndrome, which is a rare genetic disorder...a lot of people haven't even heard of it... Her parents hadn't before their child was diagnosed. now they want to raise awareness about it (12/26/05) • Consumer: It’s almost time to toast to the new year... So of, course you need the perfect champagne. FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson helps us decide which bottle of bubbly is best for you (12/26/05) • Education: Students in one Hoover school certainly understand the giving spirit. They sent some holiday cheer to students in mobile who survived hurricane Katrina. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows how they took advantage of the Alabama-auburn rivalry to make it happen (12/27/05) • Education: A group of Indian Springs students has learned what it takes to make their dreams happen... And help others at the same time. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us how their dream involved producing their own c-d... And it wound up also involving Ruben Studdard (12/29/05) • Consumer: Your table is ready.. As we serve up this week's FOX6 On Your Side, "Jefferson County," restaurant scorecard (12/30/05) • Health: So why do so many people fall off the wagon, when it comes to sticking to their new years resolution, of losing weight, and getting in shape? We went to a gym to find out to look at the top 3 mistakes people make (1/2/06) • Consumers: We all know the importance of keeping accurate financial documents. In tonight's FOX6 On Your Side report, Ronda Robinson tells the story of one woman who learned a hard lesson and paid a huge price (1/2/06) • Health: This week, a new study released in the journal pediatrics, showed an increase in injuries due to cheerleading...forty percent of the injuries were to the legs, ankles and feet...With so many cheerleading squads, rooting on their teams…We wanted to take a look at how squads and coaches try to prevent these injuries...so we visited a gym, that specializes in cheerleading training (1/4/06) • Consumer: Our FOX6 On Your Side hotline gets lots of calls from upset people who are stuck with an unreliable used car. In tonight's FOX6 On Your Side report, Ronda Robinson tells us why buying a used car means more than just checking under the hood (1/4/06) • Health: Life without glasses or contacts is a dream for many people who have poor vision...for years.. Lasik eye surgery has been a way to correct that poor vision. But not everyone is a candidate for Lasik because of the way their eye is shaped. However now, there's a new option for people.. Its called Epi Lasik surgery (1/9/06) 22

• Education: Some math teachers are throwing out one of the rules many of us grew up on…that was... To work out the problem on paper. Now students are doing math in their heads. Tonight FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser show us how Hoover schools are being used as training sites for eight school systems in our area (1/10/06) • Health: Brookwood Medical Center, is getting a facelift of sorts...its moving ahead with a 54 million dollar expansion plan...This, after reaching an agreement with Shelby Baptist Medical Center, which opposed the expansion...we sat down with the hospital's CEO about what’s in store for Brookwood's future... (1/11/06) • Education: Students from different schools loaded buses bound for the Alys Stephens center in Birmingham for a lesson on "hip hop." the Rennie Harris pure movement dancers are traveling the nation helping to chronicle the history of hip hop... Much like rock n roll and jazz. In tonight's At Your School report , FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us how students learned the abs’s of hip hop (1/12/06) • Education: It's been a long time coming, but today students at Birmingham's Princeton Alternative School had their P.E. classes in a real gymnasium. It's the first gym in the school's history. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shares the big celebration in tonight's "At Your School" report (1/17/06) • Education: His teacher made him do it.. Made him write a paper that has now opened new horizons for parker high senior, Russell Veale. That includes a trip to Montgomery to address members of the state senate. Before the trip FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser talked to Veale about the assignment. It's in tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report (1/17/06) • Education: More than a third of the students at Fairfield High School are not making the grade... And their new principal is determined to do anything and everything to turn them around. He wants to start with a night school program. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser checks it out in tonight's At Your School report. (1/24/06) • Consumer: Jefferson County Sheriff Mike Hale says a fake e-mail is going around... Telling recipients they're eligible for a tax refund of about 571- dollars (1/25/06) • Education: It's a partnership that gives carver high students an up-close look at careers in Health sciences. UAB professors and doctors actually teach the course at Carver, but it's the hands on and sometimes unusual stuff they bring to class that has students excited. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us in What’s Right With Our Schools (1/26/06) • Consumer: An update tonight to a shocking story FOX6 On Your Side first brought to you in November. Caught on tape! A Birmingham city school bus driver talking on a cell phone while transporting kids to school (1/30/06) 23

• Education: Students from opposite ends of the county are able to correct one another's writing over the internet. The e-pal program not only allows students to make friends with students in another school system, but now it's getting attention in the national spotlight. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us in tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report (1/31/06) • Health: A local gymnastics coach, says one of his six year old students, has the strongest arms, for six year old girl... He's ever seen...six year old Hope Hodges has born with a condition called Arthro-Gry-Posis, where her leg muscles didn't develop...but when you see her doing gymnastics, you will see, she's a little athlete (2/1/06) • Education: Students at Corner Elementary in Jefferson County got to see some fancy footwork... And they got to move their feet as well. Jazz recording artist and Birmingham native Eric Essix joined Southern Dance Works for a live performance...FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us there in tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report (2/2/06) • Crime: The first in a string of fires set at churches in our viewing area. (2/3/06) • Health: Sometimes we can take for granted the availability of medical care in our area...but in some parts of Alabama, there are just a few doctors to go around... That's why a medical mission team from Birmingham, is trying to provide that care, in Alabama’s poorest area, the black belt. The ministry, is called the "Spirit of Luke." we went along, to see their good works in action... (2/6/06) • Education: Parents of many young students have no doubt heard of "stacking." it takes 12 cups and quick hands. In tonight's At Your School report, FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us how students at Birmingham's Princeton elementary are enjoying "stacking" for the first time (2/7/06) • Health: Thousands of runners participating in the Mercedes marathon weekend are helping a six year old in her battle with cancer...how? The kid one organization, receives funds from the be & 5krun on Saturday...and this little girl receives a ride to her treatments on a Kid One van (2/8/06) • Education: Eighth graders at Wilkerson Middle School have taken up a new hobby in between their studies. "ballroom dancing" is what they're talking about. In tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report... FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes a few spins across the dance floor (2/9/06) • Health: What do humans have in common with a kangaroo... Except that we are mammals? Well, a relatively new therapy for soothing newborn babies has been modeled after how a kangaroo cares for its babies. its called kangaroo mother care (2/13/06) • Education: A Blount County principal proves he'll do almost anything to encourage his students to come to school. It worked. Locust Fork 24

Elementary went from the worst attendance record in the system to the best. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us the principal was willing to swallow his pride... And a lot of whipped cream. (2/14/06) • Health: You normally think of older people living with arthritis but thousands of children in the state of Alabama suffer from what is called juvenile arthritis...the arthritis foundation is releasing a short film, "called kids have arthritis too, " chronicling the lives of three young people, in hopes of raising awareness about the disease (2/15/06) • Education: A Jasper teacher wasn't satisfied with just teaching her own algebra students.. She's found a way to reach thousands of students across the state. It's a little book called Math Helper and her students say it's like carrying their teacher along in their backpack. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us to "Honors Math" at Walker High School (2/16/06) • Health: There's relief for pre-menopausal women who suffer from heavy menstrual flow...many women in their forties experience heavy periods. but a relatively new procedure is helping alleviate some of the pain. its called endometrial abalation..and it has made life much better for one Homewood woman (2/20/06) • Community: The historic Sixteenth Street Baptist Church gets historic landmark status (2/20/06) • Religion: Teaching about the Bible is legal depending on "when" you teach it. In tonight's At Your School report, FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us the impact of discovery clubs in schools (2/20/06) • Health: We all know someone who has been affected by cancer...nearly 25,000 Alabamians were diagnosed with cancer last year. And each diagnosis.. Means that someone is hanging onto hope, to beat the disease....there's a place right here in Birmingham, where new cancer treatments always on the horizon. Its Alabama's cancer center, better known as UAB's comprehensive cancer center...and people are travelling from other states to receive care right in our backyard... (2/22/06) • Education: Minor community school has been doing something every day to make sure students understand black history is American History and belongs to them all. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us inside the classroom for a look at What’s Right With Our Schools (2/23/06) • Health: Its easy to get bombarded with all of the skin care products out there.. It can be hard to know what product is perfect for your skin...but a piece of new technology is giving an up close look at your skin. .so that you can determine exactly what needs your skin has... (2/27/06) • Education: A Jefferson County bus driver says you can hear a pin drop on her route to and from Minor Community School. That's because the students are reading. It's all part of a program the principal started just three weeks ago. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us along for the ride (2/28/06) 25

• Health:- Think your dog would be the perfect therapy dog to visit adults and children in the hospital? Therapy dogs have to pass a very strict test, given by the hand in paw organization. Take a look at what these dogs have to go through, before they can put a paw into the hospital (3/1/06) • Health: A lot of people complain about doctors who are rude.. But can you really teach bedside manner, to doctors in training? UAB is making compassion, part of the curriculum, by testing on students on how they interact with patients (3/6/06) • Consumer: In the event of a fire or flood would you remember the value of everything damaged in your home? (3/6/06) • Consumer: In tonight's FOX6 On Your Side report... We discuss the importance of taking a home inventory (3/6/06) • Education: Students at Paine Intermediate School in Trussville have a lot to juggle these days. They really juggle things, like pins, rings..balls..The school has it's own half-pint juggling team, but there is nothing small about what these kids can do... (3/7/06) • Crime: Three college students arrested for setting a string of fires at churches in Alabama (3/8/06) • Health: A Birmingham doctor is helping teach doctors-in-training... Compassion..this is something that is hard to teach... Some people feel, either you have it or you don't...but Dr. Reese Oliver is taking extra time to show these students that kindness matters. FOX6 Health anchor Devon Walsh has the story (3/9/06) • Weather: Severe weather strikes the area (3/9/06) • Consumer: Regina Dunklin says her Ford Taurus just sat and sat and sat at unlimited towing repair shop (3/15/06) • Health: A Pinson woman has beat the odds, when it comes to surviving advanced colon cancer. Seven years after her diagnosis, she's alive and telling her story in hopes that others will see that colon cancer can happen to anyone... Even someone young (3/15/06) • Education: If you can handle a hammer or have skills with a paint brush... We need you! FOX6 helping schools is looking for volunteers to help make improvements to Jefferson County schools. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us on a tour (3/16/06) • Education: An Ashville couple is hoping to save other parents the sorrow they have endured..their daughter died of a congenital heart defect at just three months old..now they are trying to raise money for research, by sponsoring an upcoming walk (3/20/06) • Consumer: In tonight's FOX6 On Your Side report... How small mistakes can cause huge damage to your credit (3/20/06) • Health: Are you looking for some ways to lower your cholesterol...sometimes it can be overwhelming trying to figure out where to start...we have three easy things you can do, that get results (3/22/06) • Education: The next FOX6 helping schools is set for Saturday April 1st, at five Jefferson County schools..but a group of men is getting a head start on the big day. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us it 26

started with a local dentist... Who then encouraged his Sunday school class to get involved (3/26/06) • Health: Tired of the long lines and long waits at cooper green hospital? Cooper green has opened a new neighborhood clinic between Birmingham and Forestdale to help alleviate some of the lines (3/27/06) • Consumer: Instant cash rebates that can be redeemed immediately at the check out counter are great... But most rebates must be mailed in and that's where things get tricky. In tonight's FOX6 On Your Side report, we ask the better business bureau what are your rights (3/27/06) • Education: They are the leaders of tomorrow.. Tackling the issues they face today. Dozens of students from area schools poured over the question of whether their Alabama Education is adequately preparing them for their future. FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser takes us to the "youth leadership forum." (3/28/06) • Health: An Israeli teenager came to Birmingham in hopes of a miracle... And he got one his left eye was damaged, after a classmate threw a book at his eye. Israeli doctors told him the eye had to be removed. But his family refused to accept it...and they hopped on an international flight to Birmingham (3/29/06) • Health: A seven year old center point girl battling leukemia, is given a special gift any child would love! The magic moments organization gave her a shopping spree to Wal-Mart. Magic moments makes wishes come true for Alabama children, who are dealing with a chronic illness. As you'll see. It truly was a magical day for little Arianna (4/1/06) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side takes on Consumer questions you want answered. Tonight we talk to a financial expert about FICA (4/3/06) • Education: Some middle school students are getting a lesson you just can't get from a textbook. It's all part of project citizen. That's a Samford University-sponsored program that lets students make decisions about their school and community (4/4/06) • Health: A precious little therapy dog, who visits cancer patients in the hospital, has cancer herself. Gabby, a Maltese mix, is suffering from throat cancer... But that hasn't stopped her from doing her job (4/5/06) • Health: You can get a check up, before your check out at the grocery store. Two Brunos supermarkets have recently introduced Wellspot Health and Wellness Centers, where you can see a nurse practitioner, while you're doing your shopping (4/10/06) • Education: A big red fire truck rolled onto the campus of a Shelby County high school... But not to put out a fire. The donation of the truck will help future firefighters get a jump on their career choice (4/11/06) • Health: How young is too young for children to start watching TV or videos? Sesame street says 6 months old, is an appropriate age..but is it? We asked a parent, and a child development specialist (4/12/06) • Education: Evan Major is a fixture in the Shelby County School System. Now, as he nears the end of his second term as superintendent, you won't see his name on the ballot for re-election. FOX6 News Education reporter 27

Sarah Verser talks to major about his 40-year career and why he's decided to retire (4/13/06) • Health: With the weather warming up, it's time to break out the shorts and bathing suits...But nearly than 20-percent of women suffer from a problem that makes them want to keep their legs hidden. FOX6 News reporter Christie Del Ammo takes a look at a procedure that helps get rid of spider and varicose veins (4/14/06) • Health: With the weather warming up, it's time to break out the shorts and bathing suits...but nearly than 20-percent of women suffer from a problem that makes them want to keep their legs hidden. FOX6 News reporter Christie Del Amo takes a look at a procedure that helps get rid of spider and varicose veins (4/16/06) • Education: School administrators say it's not just a "first" for Wenonah High School... It's a first for the Birmingham school system. Two students were selected for a four-year training program with Mercedes Benz totaling more than 80-thousand dollars. They are among students chosen from 20 systems in the Birmingham and Tuscaloosa area (4/18/06) • Health: Its not easy to talk about mistakes we've made.. But UAB coach Pat Sullivan, shares his mistakes, in hopes others won't have to endure the agony he went through..he had throat cancer in 2003, as a result of using tobacco. He's a survivor, now sharing his message (4/19/06) • Education: Its a scramble at one Birmingham school to build a softball field of dreams. FOX6 Education reporter Sarah Verser visits carver high school where the team hopes to finish its new field to cap off a dream season (4/20/06) • Health: Do you use tobacco? Are you concerned about developing cancer in your head or neck as a result? If you have questions for a doctor, now is your chance to ask them (4/20/06) • Crime: An icon of the civil rights movement, Chris McNair, is convicted of using his political position for personal gain (4/21/06) • Health: Do you need to see a chiropractor, but you don't feel comfortable with the popping or cracking? There's new technology in chiropractics that can adjust your back, more gently. It's called the Proadjustor (4/24/06) • Consumer: Stuck with a toilet he couldn't use, a man from Birmingham called FOX6 On Your Side for help. Now as reporter Ronda Robinson explains, the case of the broken toilet is another problem solved (4/24/06) • Education: A teenager who's gaining national recognition while training to become a concert violinist. In tonight's what's right with our school's report FOX6 News Education reporter Sarah Verser shows us what happened when Trevor Ochieng brought his violin to Birmingham's Whatley Elementary (4/26/06) • Health: The diagnosis of autism, can be a scary one for parents.. One Hueytown mother of a three year old, didn't know what to do when her son was diagnosed.. But she quickly learned, that starting therapy early, makes a huge difference (4/26/06) 28

• Health: Some Jefferson County teenage girls are having some heart to heart talks with their peers. They're formed a group called "heart to heart," and they are speaking to teens and young girls, about the importance of staying Healthy (5/1/06) • Education: Many Lincoln Middle School students came to class thinking they couldn't wait to grow up and be on their own.. But that's not how they left. Auburn university teamed up with administrators at the Birmingham school to give students a reality check on adulthood (5/2/06) • Health: Skin cancer is one of those things that many of us think will happen to someone else. An Inverness woman thought it wouldn't happen to her.... But earlier this year, she was diagnosed with a deadly kind... called melanoma. It was caught early, but it was surely a wake up call for her. (5/10/06) • Health: As the weather heats up, it's going to be very important to protect yourself and your family from the sun's harmful rays. A team of doctors from UAB are answering your questions about skin cancer. They will be available until 6:30. (5/11/06) • Community: American Idol contestant and Birmingham native Taylor Hicks makes the top 3 and comes home to parades (5/12/06) • Health: When you think of Botox, you probably think of a way to get rid of those wrinkles.. But Botox has many other uses. it has helped one woman, who has cerebral palsy, become more independent (5/15/06) • Community: Exclusive interview with a former Klansman accused of bombing a church (5/16/06) • Health: A Northport boy with a degenerative eye condition gets to see his dream come true...he wanted a fishing hole in his back yard...so the magic moments organization worked their magic... And he's catching the big ones! (5/17/06) • Education: Music technology goes to school at Pizitz Middle in Vestavia hills. The "state of the art" equipment cost 65-thousand dollars. Most of it came from the Jefferson County Commission. Teachers say they will put it to good use, exposing young musicians to theory lessons most don't get until college (5/20/06) • Health: Looking for a way to get rid of wrinkles... But you don't want to go under the knife? A new laser promises to do the trick, with no downtime.. It's called the Fraxel Laser (5/22/06) • Education: It's the championship finals in geography.. A Hoover student is competing in the national geographic bee going on in Washington today and tomorrow. He's 13-years old and can put many adults to shame (5/23/06) • Community: Birmingham native Taylor Hicks wins American Idol (5/24/06) • Education: The end of the school year isn't necessarily the start of vacation time for some principals and other school leaders. Many are already working on next year; making decisions about what goes on in the classroom. Some of them have help, coaches even (5/30/06) 29

• Crime: Birmingham lawyer abducted by convict on parole. She and her abductor are later found (5/31/06) • Health: Do you have questions about speech or hearing? We have experts on hand here at FOX6 to answer your questions (5/31/06) • Health: You've probably heard of the united cerebral palsy organization's casual day t-shirt fundraiser, they have every year...thousands of people in the Birmingham area participate. But what you may not know is that each and every t-shirt is printed by someone with a disability. (6/5/06) • Child Safety: Car accidents are one of the top causes of death among children... Many are hoping a new, stricter child restraint law will save lives (6/6/06) • Education: It's the biggest grant awarded to Jefferson County schools... Nearly a million dollars. It's part of 118-million being given nationwide to help improve history teaching (6/6/06) • Primary election coverage (6/6/06) • Health: Parents with special needs children, often have a hard time finding child care...a Chelsea mother realized the need for a special needs pre school along highway 280, so she opened one of her own. 6/8/2006: homeless couple set fire to a shoe factory in Birmingham (6/7/06) • Education: Being a book worm can be contagious. A north Birmingham elementary student is so excited about reading she wants to encourage other kids to pick up a book this summer. (6/8/06) • Health: Tonight, we begin our in depth look at lung cancer...it is the number one cancer killer in the u-s... Many of those deaths are preventable. A Hueytown man battling advanced lung cancer wishes he had never picked up a cigarette... (6/12/06) • Consumer: A church in West Alabama is on a crusade to save its roots. The state is considering bringing an interstate through their area. FOX6 On Your Side's Ronda Robinson shows us how the congregation and others are fighting the project. (6/12/06) • Weather: Severe weather strikes the southern border of our viewing area (6/13/06) • Education: Principals for Birmingham schools got a first impression of their possible new superintendent. He stopped by their professional development session and spoke for about ten minutes. FOX6 News anchor Sarah Verser says it was just long enough to give them an idea of his approach (6/13/06) • Health: We continue our in depth look at lung cancer tonight, which is the leading cancer killer. A muscle shoals man, who never smoked, was diagnosed with lung cancer by accident. It's a good thing, because it was caught early. (6/14/06) • Safety: Trains collide in east Alabama, setting off a huge hazmat fire that requires evacuations (6/18/06) • Transportation: You may have noticed things have gotten brighter along some stretches of interstate in Birmingham (6/14/06) 30

• Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson has an update on a story you first saw on FOX6 News. (6/15/06) • Consumer: An uprooted tree...and an overgrown ditch may have caused a gnawing problem outside a home in Roebuck (6/15/06) • Education: It's becoming a necessity for many working parents. More schools are staying open in the summer not to teach students, but to keep them.. As in a daycare. (6/15/06) • Health: Having a child diagnosed with hearing loss can be overwhelming for a parent..finding the right resources can be tricky. Tonight, hear from 2 moms whose daughters have hearing loss..but have thrived at school...they have advice for other parents who may be in the same situation (6/19/06) • Consumer: Another FOX6 On Your Side problem solved to tell you about! And it's rat relief for a Birmingham family! (6/20/06) • Education: Typical students and students with special needs learn together on a daily basis in our school system...this type of learning is happening earlier, in some preschools..tonight, a look at the concept of inclusive preschool.. And how it benefits kids of all levels. (6/21/06) • Consumer: If remodeling is on your to-do list, you may want to think twice before you let just any contractor bring a hammer into your home. FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson has more to help you avoid crooked construction. (6/21/06) • Education: The Birmingham City Council honors some high school students for their accomplishments in debate. (6/22/06) • Health: Are you looking for a way to relax from a day, that maybe got started on the wrong foot...you might want to try an Ashiatsu Massage (6/26/06) • Education: History teachers in Birmingham city schools went on a fieldtrip to the Birmingham Museum of Art. They are developing lesson plans based on the artwork they see. (6/27/06) • Health: A lot of southerners love soul food”. Part of what makes it so tasty is all the fat..but, the American Stroke Association has put out this healthy soul food cookbook, in hopes of encouraging healthy eating, to prevent strokes. (6/28/06) • Consumer: There's new information about efforts to make a safer route to school for some Birmingham children. (6/28/06) • Education: It's a bridge between the schools that have and those that have not. E-classrooms or distance learning helps rural schools provide courses to students they couldn't offer before. (6/29/06) • Politics: Former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman and businessman Richard Scrushy found guilty of federal bribery charges (6/29/06) • Education: Making music is serious business at a middle school where more than four out of ten students are in the band. It's part of a long tradition that begins in 6th grade at band camp. In tonight’s At Your School report FOX6 News Education anchor Sarah Verser shows us how students catch a vision that inspires them to practice. (7/11/06) 31

• Health: A Birmingham man has his wife to thank, for his cancer being found early...she insisted he go to the doctor for his aches and pains...his prostate cancer was found by accident. (7/12/06) • Consumer: It's a fact... Summertime in Alabama is hot, hot, hot... But imagine coming home - and not being able to turn on the a-c. So you have to feel bad for one family - who suffered for almost two months until they called FOX6 On Your Side for help. Reporter Ronda Robinson joins us live with more (7/12/06) • Education: She's just 12-years old... But already she has an office and a staff. A student in Garden City in Cullman County is mayor for a day. FOX6 News Education anchor Sarah Verser shows how the town teamed up with educators to make it happen. It's tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report. (7/13/06) • 7/17/2006 15:37:09 Health tonight, we begin our in-depth look at brain tumors... A ten year old Vestavia Hills girl, almost died as an infant, after undergoing surgery for a brain tumor...but now that tumor is a part of her past. • Education: A Birmingham lawyer and a high school basketball coach take on the community's complaint about dirty neighborhoods. FOX6 News anchor Sarah Verser tells us how more than a hundred students helped clean things up. (7/18/06) • Consumer: A Birmingham man has to come home to a big hole in his front yard... And it's not one he dug himself...we sent "On Your Side" reporter Ronda Robinson to tackle the problem. (7/19/06) • Education: A Birmingham woman just can't seem to give up teaching... And students at green acres middle school are getting the benefits. She began a program to get students hooked on science, but as Sarah Verser shows us.. The teacher is hooked on the students. Here's tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report. (7/20/06) • Consumer: what if you had to share your water bill with the other folks who live on your street? The bill comes in -- and then it's split. We sent "On Your Side" reporter Ronda Robinson to the Sandusky community to find out why this is happening and what can be done about it. (7/22/06) • Education: the National Endowment for the Arts teams up art students from area schools with an unlikely art studio -- Sloss Furnaces. FOX6 News Education: anchor Sarah Verser tells us how Birmingham's past serves as a perfect backdrop. (7/25/06) • Consumer: if you're a parent - how can you balance the desire to protect your children and with the need to let them experience freedom and learn responsibility? FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson explains how new technology is helping moms and dads keep a watchful eye on their kids (7/26/06) • Education: It's a course that takes teachers on a unique journey through Alabama history. The civil rights movement through the lens of Education. In tonight's At Your School report.. Fox news anchor Sarah Verser shows 32

us how people who were children of the movement get a chance to impact the classrooms today. • Health: A study out of the University of Missouri- Columbia shows that obese people paired with a dog dropped an average of 14 pounds in a year, without changing their diet.....A Hoover dog lover is proof that Fido is better than any diet. (7/31/06) • Community: American Idol brings its audition process to Birmingham, thousands show up (8/21/06) • Crime: Convict accused of kidnapping and raping a local lawyer is captured after escaping from prison (9/9/06) • Weather: Severe weather strikes the viewing area (9/26/06) • Politics: President Bush comes to Birmingham to talk about Ethanol fuel and to campaign for the incumbent GOP Governor (9/28/06) • Community: American Idol judges visit Birmingham • Sports: Miami Dolphins coach Nick Saban announced as new coach at the University of Alabama, makes plane ride to Tuscaloosa amid fanfare (1/3/07) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side addresses leaky apartments (2/6/07) • 2/13/2007: sit tight joins us to promote upcoming safety seat clinics. Car seat checks are being conducted at five locations around town to help save lives and prevent injuries to children in motor vehicle crashes. (2/13/07) • Weather: Severe weather strikes the viewing area (2/13/07) • Consumer: Investigation into mislabeled fish sold at fast food restaurants (2/19/07) • Transportation: Major wreck kills three and stalls traffic on I-20 in Alabama (2/21/07) • Consumer: Warning about flooded cars being sold (2/22/07) • Safety: Investigation in inadequate body armor worn by Birmingham police (2/26/07) • Weather: Tornado kills 8 children at school (3/1/07) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side addresses dirty eateries (3/2/07) • President Bush visits school hit by tornado that killed 8 kids (3/3/07) • Clintons, Obama visit Selma, Ala., for Bloody Sunday March (3/4/07) • Crime: Drug cops raid several homes in Birmingham (3/8/07) • Consumer: FOX6 On Your Side helps church scammed by contractor (3/28/07) • Safety: Hazardous materials fire in Birmingham causes evacuations (4/11/07) • Weather: Severe weather strikes the viewing area (4/11/07) • Crime: Several men arrested as members of a gun-stockpiling Alabama militia group, accused of planning attacks on minorities (4/26/07) • Crime: Bank robber kills three tellers (5/14/07) • Health: Stroke boy (8/1/07) • Health: Vegetarian teens (8/6/07) 33

• Health: Fat girl book (8/13/07) • Health: Managing diabetes isn't easy. But Cooper Green Mercy Hospital is making it easier for patients to successfully manage their diabetes by holding special classes... And those classes are working. (10/1/07) • Consumer: Drainage drama for a Hueytown man. FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson tells us what it took to unclog his problem. (10/1/07) • Education: Teachers from one Hoover elementary school are asking parents to please, don't help with the math homework. At least not until you know what you're doing. The new math is different from the stuff you learned in school. In FOX6 At Your School we head to South Shades Crest Elementary. FOX6 News anchor Sarah Verser shows us how teachers are assisting parents... To get them up to speed to help their kids with math homework. (10/2/07) • Health: If you have problems with excessive sweating...relief is in sight. There is a surgery for people who suffer from Hyperhydrosis, which means extreme sweating in certain areas like the hands, feet, and or armpits. A Birmingham woman says an outpatient procedure dried up her problem areas and literally changed her life. (10/3/07) • Consumer: In tonight's FOX Report... New uses for milk... Cinnamon... Even cayenne pepper. It's not a gourmet recipe... Ronda Robinson shows us how some plant lovers are "going green" using common household items (10/3/07) • Health: The U-A-B Comprehensive Cancer Center touts one of the most progressive breast cancer research programs in the country. And thanks to renewed 11-million dollar grant, that work will continue. Tonight, FOX6 News reporter Melanie Posey shows us what the money will be used for and who will benefit. (10/4/07) • Education: A word to the wise tonight for high school students applying for college. Not only do college admissions directors scan your transcripts, some are scanning your "my space" pages online. FOX6 News Education anchor Sarah Verser shows us why one high school is telling seniors to clean up their online image. (10/4/07) • Consumer: Got a craving for tonight's restaurant scorecard? FOX6 On Your Side reporter Ronda Robinson serves it up! (10/4/07) • Health: Some motorcycle riders in our area are getting ready to hop on their bikes, all to raise money for research for a rare syndrome. Ride for Retts is taking place this weekend. A 10-year old Birmingham girl named Anna, who has Rett's Syndrome, is the inspiration for the ride. (10/8/07) • Education: Erwin High School's football team is five and one. And academically, the school has met state standards two-years straight. It's a stark contrast from homecoming three-years ago when school fights and poor performance kept Erwin in the headlines. In this At Your School report. Those freshmen are now seniors and Sarah Verser tells their story of turning things around. (10/9/07) 34

• Health: Many breast cancer survivors are gearing up for this weekend's race for the cure. One of those people is 25 year old Rebecca Di-Piaza. Yes, she's 25 years old and undergoing treatment for breast cancer. Its seems we are hearing more and more about young women with cancer. (10/10/07) • Consumer: Saving energy and saving money could come in the form of a strange light bulb. Ronda Robinson shows us how...in tonight's Fox Report (10/10/07) • Education: Students are writing even before they can read at Avondale Elementary in Birmingham. The principal says it may sound like putting the cart before the horse, but doing it this way makes the transition to reading even smoother. See for yourself in tonight's FOX6 At Your School report. Sarah Verser takes us to a classroom of authors (10/11/07) • Consumer: Before you head out to your favorite eatery... Listen up. FOX6 News reporter Ronda Robinson has tonight's restaurant scorecard. (10/11/07) • Health: The countdown is on as organizers prepare for record breaking numbers for this year's race for the cure. As more and more younger women are being diagnosed with breast cancer, more and more students are helping to raise awareness. FOX6 News reporter Melanie Posey shows us how. (10/12/07) • Education: guys in shirts and ties; girls in suits and heels. It's become the unofficial uniform at Leeds High School even though there is no dress code. The principal urged students to prepare themselves for the workforce by dressing the part twice a week. In tonight's FOX6 At Your School report... Sarah Verser shows us that students are buying into it (10/16/07) • Health: A national marathon runner is running through Birmingham Friday, all to help children who have a rare genetic condition called at. What's so unusual, is that he's running 63 marathons in 63 days! He has dubbed his mission, The At Cure Tour. We met one little girl suffering from the condition, whose school and family are excited about the at cure tour coming through Birmingham. (10/17/07) • Consumer: In tonight's Fox e-report, Ronda Robinson gives us a tour of a local "green office" and tells us how it's connected to what could be Birmingham's first "green" hotel. (10/17/07) • Education: Don't even think about making excuses at one Jefferson County school... No "WABs" allowed. WABs is short for whiners and blamers. It started off as a class project and has now taken over the entire school building at Rudd Middle. FOX6 News Education anchor Sarah Verser shares how it works in tonight's What’s Right With Our Schools report. (10/18/07) • Consumer: If you're hungry for another helping of high and low restaurant health ratings, Ronda Robinson serves up the good and bad in tonight's scorecard. (10/18/07) 35

• Consumer: A FOX6 On Your Side complaint involving a repair shop... This time its not the service in question but the condition of the vehicle when the owner came to pick it up. Ronda Robinson shows us what it took to solve this problem. (10/22/07) • Consumer: In tonight's Fox-e report... We're highlighting a gym... That’s going green. FOX6 News reporter Ronda Robinson takes us inside and shows how the staff is saving water and energy (10/24/07) • Consumer: There's a lot to do this weekend, and you'll probably get pretty hungry doing it. But before you head out to eat make sure you check out the restaurant scorecard. (10/25/07) • Health: A leading group of pediatricians is renewing a push to have all toddlers screened for autism twice by the age of two. The advice is meant to help both parents and doctors spot autism sooner. The symptoms could include babies who don't babble at nine months or one year-olds who don't point to toys. There is no cure for the disorder, but experts say early therapy can make it less severe. (10/29/07) • Consumer: Imagine having a water leak on your street for two years! FOX6 News reporter Ronda Robinson got a call from a man with that very problem. Here's how she helped him solve it. (10/29/07) • Health: As we conclude Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We wanted to provide a checklist for women about what screening test you need and when. In our building hope partnership with the UAB comprehensive cancer center, we're making it simple and letting you know when its time to get screened for breast cancer. • Health: As we conclude breast cancer awareness month.. We wanted to provide a checklist for women about what screening test you need and when. In our building hope partnership with the UAB comprehensive cancer center, we're making it simple and letting you know when its time to get screened for breast cancer. (10/31/07) • Consumer: Call it a class on "recycled science". Tonight, we're going to school for a lesson in weather and recycling all from one project. Here's FOX6 News reporter Ronda Robinson. (10/31/07)

Also during this time period:

Weekly or biweekly Consumer segments ("FOX6 On Your Side"), where we take Consumer complaints and seek resolutions

Weekly reports on restaurant Health ratings

Semiweekly stories that focus on family Health

Semiweekly stories that focus on Education (specifically things that work)

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Weekly reports ("Absolutely Alabama") that tell people about interesting places in the state of Alabama

Yearly severe weather town hall meetings, where we go to various communities to talk about severe weather preparedness

2/26/2006: Special Report ("Mothers of the Movement") focuses on Rosa Parks and Coretta Scott king, two Alabama natives

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EXHIBIT 3 WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL POLITICAL PROGRAMMING

Hoover Budget Meeting (10 p.m. 1:39): The City of Hoover approved a vote that gives city employees a pay raise. (9/18/06)

Jefferson County Budget Meeting (9pm :21): The Jefferson County Commission has approved a 686 million dollar budget. (9/19/06)

Jefferson County Flood Plan (GDA & noon 1:15): Discussions on flood prevention lead to a heated public meeting before the Jefferson County Commission. The commission unanimously approved a business backed flood prevention plan. (9/20/06)

Jefferson County Budget (GDA 1:18): Jefferson County Commissioners approved the proposed budget. The spending plan includes a three percent pay raise for county workers. It also pays for a two percent increase in health insurance. The commissioners also approved a 42 million dollar capital budget to cover equipment and maintenance needs (9/20/06)

President Bush To Alabama (GDA :40): Alabama is preparing for a presidential visit this week. (9/26/06)

City Of Homewood Budget (9PM 1:38): The City of Homewood is moving forward with two road improvement projects and a new fire station. (9/26/06)

Birmingham Police Pay Raise (GDA 2:20): A war on words in Birmingham over a proposed pay raise for some city employees. The city council voted t raise salaries for public safety workers 15 % over three years. Mayor Bernard Kincaid says the city can not afford such salary increases. (9/27/06)

Commission Audit (GDA :25): Jefferson County Commission President Larry Langford is looking for the person who leaked information from his office. (9/27/06)

Alternative Fuel Buses (GDA :22): Public transpiration in Birmingham is about to get a financial boost. Senator Richard Shelby says a committee approved more than a million and a half dollars for the Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority. 38

Funds will go to buy three new buses that will be powered by alternative fuels. (9/27/06)

Bush Coming To Hoover (6pm & 9pm 1:14): President Bush is coming to Hoover to help raise money for Governor Bob Riley. (9/27/06)

Presidential Visit (GDA, 5pm & 9pm 31:45): President Bush was in town today. Live coverage of various events. (9/28/06)

Lucy Baxley Campaigning (GDA, 5pm & 9PM 3:25): Lieutenant Governor Lucy Baxley is on the campaign trail as well. She met with supporters in Linn Park, talking tax cuts and serving hot dogs. (9/28/06)

Hoover Pd Ethanol (GDA 4:30): The City of Hoover will have the attention of the Commander in Chief today as President Bush makes a stop to talk about alternative fuel featuring Hoover’s City vehicles that use an ethanol fuel blend. (9/28/06)

Live Cut In President Bush (Live Cut In 10:27 am – 10:45 am): Live coverage of President Bush’s arrival to Birmingham. (9/28/06)

Live Cut In President Bush In Hoover (Live Cut In 2:35 pm – 2:46 pm): President Bush meets with Hoover City official to discuss their use of Ethanol blended fuel in city vehicles. (9/28/06)

Hoover Speech (GDA & noon 1:08): President Bush promotes Hoover’s use of Ethanol blended fuel. (9/29/06)

Riley and Bush (GDA & noon 1:26): President Bush’s visit also provided a financial boost for Governor Bob Riley’s re-election. (9/29/06)

Baxley Hotdog Event (GDA & noon 1:54): Lieutenant Governor Lucy Baxley says the governor’s race is not up to the highest bidder. (9/29/06)

Luther Strange (GDA 1:30): A look at television ads for the upcoming race to the lieutenant governor’s office. (9/29/06)

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EXHIBIT 4 WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

2005 Alabama Associated Press Broadcasters Association Awards Best Sports Story WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL Field Day

2005 Southeast Regional EMMY Awards Outstanding Achievement: Television Specialized Programming Excellence Sports Newscast Sideline 2004

Outstanding Achievement: Television Specialized Programming Excellence Feature - Sports Field Day

2005 RTNDA Regional Awards Sports Reporting WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL Field Day

2006 Alabama Associated Press Broadcasters Association Awards Best Sports Story Sydney’s Gift

Best Sports Feature The Clay Dyer Story

Best Sports Program Sideline 2006

Most Outstanding News Operation Class A WBRC

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2006 Southeast Regional EMMY Awards Outstanding Achievement: Television News Programming Excellence Daily News Cast - Markets 26-75 FOX6 NEWS @ 5:00 PM

Outstanding Achievement: Television News & Program Specialty Excellence Sports - Sportscast Rick Karle

Outstanding Achievement: Television Crafts Achievement Excellence On Talent - Anchor Sports Rick Karle

2007 Alabama Associated Press Broadcasters Associations Awards Best Series "Living with Tourettes".

Best Sports Story "The Road Back".

Best Sports Feature "Soccer Kid".

Best Extraordinary Coverage of a Planned Event “Saban Says Yes".

2007 RTNDA Regional Awards

Overall Excellence WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL

News Series WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL Church Bomber: Tom Blanton's Story

Newscast WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL FOX6 News at 5:00

Sports Reporting WBRC-TV, Birmingham, AL The Clay Dyer Story

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EXHIBIT 5 WBRC – BIRMINGHAM, AL COMMUNICATION WITH COMMUNITY AND ASCERTAINMENTS a. Board/Memberships

• Aids Alabama • Alabama A & M University, Communications Advisory Board • Auntie Litter • Birmingham Association of Black Journalists • Birmingham Association of Black Journalists, Facilitated Investigative Reporters & Editors Workshop • Birmingham Association of Black Journalists, VP – Broadcast • Birmingham YMCA – Membership Committee Board • Cahaba Girl Scouts • Comprehensive Cancer Center-University of Alabama-Birmingham • Cultural Alliance • Do Dah Day – Organization that helps local animal shelters • Glenwood Inc. – Organization that treats children with severe autism, emotional and mental disabilities • Investigative Reporters and Editors • Jacksonville State University – Jr. Board of Trustees • Kid One Transport - Formerly VP of Board • The Junior League of Birmingham - Board of Community Advisors • Leadership Birmingham Class of 2008 • Literacy Council of Central Alabama • March of Dimes, State Board • McWane Science Center • Media Advisory Committee, Keep Etowah Beautiful • Morehouse College Alumni, Birmingham Chapter • National Association of Black Journalists • National Council of Negro Women • PADS – Parent Advocates Down Syndrome • Salvation Army 42

• Sock Monkey Ministry • United Cerebral Palsy of Central Alabama - Formerly on the Board • University of Alabama School of Communication, Board of Visitors • Urban Ministry Development Committee - (All proceeds from songwriting performances benefit the Urban Ministry)

b. Station volunteers: • Birmingham YMCA • Big Brother/Big Sisters ( CORE program as well as in-school mentor) • Boy Scouts - Assistant Scout Master; Merit Badge counselor for Communications and Public Speaking • Jimmie Hale Mission Center and Jesse's Place • Leadership Birmingham - President of Member’s Association • Make-A-Wish • Media for Health • Oak Mountain Missions – volunteer once each month for bread delivery • Project Homeless • Pathways • WOO Tutor – World of Opportunity, a GED program c. Ascertainments (Speaking, Emcee, Performance): • Abrams Elementary School, reader • Alabama Geography Bee, Emcee • BABJ visit to Miles College • Beauty pageant, Kingswood Christian School, Emcee • Bellsouth Magic City Classic Sponsors Luncheon, Emcee • Berry Middle School - reading • Bessemer Chamber of Commerce • Bevill State University o Birmingham Business Journal, Business award programs, Emcee • Birmingham Literary Club • BMW Challenge - Komen Foundation • Boy Scout Station Tour • Canterbury United Methodist Church • Capstone Hall of Fame • City Stages • Cystic Fibrosis, Emcee • Do Dah Day - Jeffco Humane Society • East Lake United Methodist • Energy Forum at BCRI sponsored by Minority Energy Professionals, Emcee • Fair Park Symphony - food collection • Findley Banquet - Hoover School System • Finley Banquet - Hoover School System 43

• First United Methodist of Birmingham • FOX6 Gifts for Kids truck day • FOX6 Helping Schools Cleanup • Frequent speaker to area schools, colleges and universities on the media industry (average 20 per year) • Fultondale Elementary School, reader • Greystone Club • Hayden Girls Scouts • Hayes High School Career day • Hayes High School, career day • Highlands School Celebrity reader • Impaired Hearing Group • JCCEO kindergarten class, reader • Jefferson County Meals on Wheels • Jefferson County schools • Jones Valley Elementary School, reader • King, Southern University Alumni Mardi Gras • Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs on the digital television transition, guest speaker • Komen Race for the Cure • Komen Sister's Luncheon • Leeds 1st United Methodist • Lewis Elementary, reader • Literacy Council of Central Alabama, Emcee • Local Color – performance proceeds to Urban Ministry • Magic City Classic Breakfast, Emcee • March of Dimes, Emcee • Math Derby. Sun Valley Elementary School, Emcee • Mentor to Birmingham Youth Services • Mercedes Marathon • Midfield Elementary Reader • Moody Elementary School, reading volunteer • Moody, Dare Program • Moonlight Music Café – proceeds to Urban Ministry • Mothers Day Flower Sale benefitting YWCA, flower seller • New Bethlehem Baptist Church, Bessemer, Youth speaker • New City Church summer campers, hosted station tours • North Birmingham Elementary School, reading volunteer • North Birmingham Elementary, boys class visit • Oaks at Parkwood • Project Corporate Leadership, panelist • Ramsay High School Career Day • Samford University Journalism Class, Career talk • Sickle Cell Walk 44

• Skills USA state student video competition, judge • Southern Women Committee of 50 • Southlake Ladies Club • Stillman College Senior Citizens group, guest speaker • Sun Valley Elementary School Spelling Bee, Emcee • Sun Valley Elementary Spelling Bee • Tornado Relief Show Choir Concert • Truck Day - FOX6 Gifts for Kids • UA Board of Visitors • UA Board of Visitors • UA Hall of Fame Committee • UCP Luncheon • United Cerebral Palsy Casual Day Speaker • Urban Ministry • West Jefferson Co. SCLC Oratorical Contest, Emcee • WorkPlay-proceeds to Urban Ministry d. In-kind Donations/Sponsorships • Susan B. Komen Race for the Cure- Media Sponsor, Huggable Koozies, FOX Programming Prizes • McWane Science Center - Media Sponsor • WorkPlay “Christmas in July” Benefiting the Salvation Army-Media Sponsor • UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center - Media Sponsor • Holiday Concert at Fair Park - Media Sponsor. FOX6 partners with the Alabama Symphony Orchestra for a Food Drive • Birmingham Museum of Art- “Art on the Rocks” - Media Sponsor • Birmingham Chapter Arthritis Foundation Walk - Media Sponsor • Birmingham Museum of Art- Pompeii Exhibit - Media Sponsor • Community Awareness Day - The FOX6 WBRC weather team participates in a community effort to improve the level of disaster awareness among school children and adults by increasing their knowledge of disaster preparedness and preventive techniques. Huggable Koozies, FOX Programming Prizes, Talent Autograph Signing • FOX6 Helping Schools - A partnership with the Jefferson County Board of Education aimed at cleaning up schools in the DMA (October & March). • KidOne Transport Fundraiser - Media Sponsor • Birmingham Junior League - Media Sponsor • FOX6 Gifts for Kids - A partnership with the Salvation Army, Lowe’s Home Improvement Stores and the DHR for 14 counties aimed at providing gifts for foster kids in the DMA. • “Thunder on the Mountain”, Vulcan Fireworks Special - Media Sponsor • UCP Casual Day Fundraiser - Media Sponsor • FOX6 StormWarn Town Hall Meetings - The FOX6 WBRC weather team participates in four town hall meetings every January to increase 45

awareness for severe weather. Vipir Jackets/T-Shirts, Talent Autograph Signing • Mercedes Marathon (Fund Raiser for Kid One Transport and The Bell Center) - Media Sponsor • Renew our Rivers - A partnership with Alabama Power Company and local Homeowners/Boat owners associations aimed at cleaning up local waterways. FOX6 Vipir Jacket Giveaways • Birmingham Zoo - Media Sponsor • Do Dah Day (organization that benefits local animal charities) - Media Sponsor- Huggable Koozies, FOX Programming Prizes, Talent Autograph Signing • FOX6 Kids & Jobs - A partnership with the City of Birmingham’s Division of Youth Services aimed at finding summer jobs for area urban youth. • Birmingham Civil Rights Institute’s Website Initiative- Media Sponsor • City Stages - Media Sponsor, Battery Light/Flashlights, I-Pods, Talent Autograph Signing • Sidewalk Film Festival -Media Sponsor • Hand-n-Paw/Picasso Pets - Media Sponsor • Sloss Furnaces Stokin’ the Fire - Media Sponsor- Huggable Koozies, Talent Autograph Signing e. Monetary donations to local charities.

• November 2005 – Birmingham Civil Rights Institute – Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Awards Dinner $850

• April 2007 – The Ruben Studdard Foundation for the Advancement of Children in the Music Arts $2000

• October 2007 – Birmingham Association of Black Journalists $1200

• November 1, 2005-October 31, 2007 Emma Bowen Foundation $14,674.95

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