WITI, MILWAUKEE, WI This Report Covers the Time Period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (Except Where Otherwise Specifically Noted)

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WITI, MILWAUKEE, WI This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

WITI airs 43.5 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday, 12 p.m. – 12:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday – Sunday, 9 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. Saturday – Sunday, 8 a.m. – 9 a.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Sunday, 5 p.m. – 5: 30 p.m.

Provided below is a brief summary of important local news stories that WITI has covered recently within its local news broadcasts:

* Education Funding for Schools: Is money the answer to improving the way math is taught at Milwaukee public schools? The National Science Foundation thinks it takes 20 million dollars. FOX 6's Gus Gnorski shows you that's how much MPS is getting.

* Public Health Costs: State Senator Dave Hansen says if the pharmaceutical companies don't like the competition from Canada they have to make pricing changes. Canada Drug Service Wisconsin is part of a franchise – and more are expected to open in the state.

* Neighborhood Stabilization: Metcalfe Park could soon see a multi-million dollar change. Two million dollars in federal money is on the way. It's in an effort to help reduce the violence there and increase residents' quality of life. FOX 6's Dawn Hasbrouck has the story.

* Education Funding for Schools, Student Performance: Milwaukee trails the nation in the percentage of black students who graduate from high school for the third year in a row. Education reporter Joanne Williams talks with the Superintendent of Milwaukee's schools to see how he plans to close this graduation gap.

* Economy New Business Developments & Job Creation: What do you worry about? New numbers show more people in Wisconsin are concerned about jobs. For the first time in ten years, unemployment is a big worry in Wisconsin – mostly for Green Bay and here in Milwaukee. New research shows unemployment comes in second on a survey of the most important state problems.

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

Breaking News Updates

WITI broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming on numerous occasions during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extended reporting on tornado warnings and other severe weather, amber alerts, school closings, and other emergencies. In addition, WITI regularly inserted severe weather crawls into its programming in an effort to provide its viewers with vitally important local weather updates as quickly as possible.

Public Affairs Programming

WITI broadcasts has undertaken extensive projects like the Bully Project – a groundbreaking program designed to better understand the problem of school bullying and to develop strategies to reduce it. The project works closely with area schools, students, parents, teachers, mental-health professionals and local leaders to create a community-based program that addresses a community-wide problem.

In early April 2004, more than 13,000 students and hundreds of teachers from 63 schools completed detailed surveys about bullying. Survey results were released in May 2004, providing important information about school bullying, its possible causes and potential solutions. More than 300 teachers attended the FOX 6 Bully Project forum on September 20, 2004. It was a free two-hour session with national experts. FOX 6 has aired more than 300 PSAs supporting the Bully Project and a series of news stories have been broadcast on the subject.

In addition, WITI profiles a child every week as part of its Adoption Connection series and promotes other local philanthropic projects. WITI also locally produces several sports and holiday specials covering items of interest to the community.

Political Coverage

WITI has devoted extensive coverage to political issues important to its viewers. During a sample two-week time period, for example, WITI aired pieces on the presidential campaign and several local campaigns. The station also provided coverage of local debates and profiled 10 candidates for mayor. Exhibit B attached hereto includes a detailed list of WITI's political programming specials as well as the political issues covered in the station's local newscasts.

Public Service Announcements

WITI makes its air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

• FOX 6 Salutes Black History Month. Spots profiled local African-Americans named on local buildings including Sarah Scott Middle School, Isaac Coggs Health Center, and Felmers Chaney Center. The series of PSAs started airing in January 2004.

• FOX 6 Be a Reader. Series continued with a focus on summer reading. PSAs were created encouraging kids to read throughout the summer. This was in partnership with the Milwaukee Public Library and addressed the issue of education.

• Other local organizations receiving PSA time: First Stage Milwaukee, Adoption Resources of Wisconsin, Task Force on Family Violence, Second Harvest of Wisconsin, Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, United Performing Arts Fund, Ozaukee Humane Society, Gathering on the Green, Partnership for Drug Free America, St. Ann Center and others.

• Paid PSAs. Major campaigns with paid PSAs are: Coats for Kids, the Holiday Toy Chest, Read Across America, Make a Wish Run to Fiesta, and Second Harvest Hike for Hunger.

• WITI has also worked with several local organizations to produce PSAs to meet their specific needs and help educate the community. The station continues to air these PSAs. • Dec 2003 -- FOX 6 produced a spot for the local American Legion about proper destruction of flags and spots for the Task Force on Family Violence. • October 2003 -- FOX 6 produced two spots for Junior Achievement of Wisconsin. • Sept 2003 -- Produced three PSAs for Second Harvest of Wisconsin.

Participation in the Community

WITI's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Milwaukee community. The station's employees take part in a variety of events in and around the city.

* FOX 6 employees serve on United Way, Shorewood BID, Junior Achievement and Heart Association Boards

* On average, 3 community appearances are made each week by FOX 6 news anchors/reporters.

A comprehensive list of the station's participation in the community is attached as Exhibit C hereto.

WITI also seeks community input. Communication with the community consists of meetings with both individuals and groups regarding various issues. In addition, FOX 6 receives hundreds of e-mails every day from viewers giving input. FOX 6 also attended the "formal" Milwaukee broadcast ascertainments October 28 & 29, 2003, and April 14 & 15 2004. Speakers come in every 30-minutes from local organizations. Some of the groups who spoke to the station:

• Milwaukee Downtown BID, NORI (neighborhood outreach group), Lincoln Park Community Center, Milwaukee Center for Independence, Avenues West Association, Children's Hospital, NAACP Waukesha, YMCA, Racine Mayor, Social Development Commission, United Community Center, African American Chamber, Jewish Family Services. Cops-n-Kids Reading Program, Special Olympics, Pearls for Teen Girls, Interfaith Older Adult Programs, Milwaukee Police Association, Salvation Army, Milwaukee Public Schools, MS Society, Indian Chamber, Milwaukee Christian Center, Red Cross, United Way

January 14, 2003, WITI hosted its own outreach meetings with organizations in Kenosha. Groups met with:

• Boys & Girls Club, Kenosha Police, Kenosha Chamber, Salvation Army, Division of Health, Emergency Management, Kenosha Unified Schools, United Way, Kenosha Mayor

EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

WITI NEWS STORIES WITH LOCAL INTEREST 9/1/03-8/31/04

EDUCATION FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, STUDENT PERFORMANCE

9-26-03: 5P: 1:37 IS MONEY THE ANSWER TO IMPROVING THE WAY MATH IS TAUGHT AT MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS? THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION THINKS IT TAKES 20 MILLION DOLLARS. FOX SIX'S GUS GNORSKI SHOWS YOU THAT'S HOW MUCH M-P-S IS GETTING.

9-22-03: 6P: 1:43 IT LOOKS LIKE THERE ARE SEVERAL HUNDRED MORE KIDS ATTENDING MILWAUKEE SCHOOLS NOW, THAN THIS TIME LAST YEAR. THAT'S IMPORTANT, BECAUSE ON AVERAGE, M.P.S. BUDGETS $9,575 PER STUDENT--WITH THE MONEY COMING FROM SEVERAL SOURCES. COMPETITION TO FILL THOSE SEATS, IS INCREASING.

9-2-03: 6P: 1:55 BUDGET CUTS DIDN'T DELAY THE START OF SCHOOL FOR M-P-S... BUT-- THEY DID FORCE SOME PRINCIPALS TO MAKE SOME CRITICAL DECISIONS INCLUDING CUTTING STAFF.

9-17-03: 5P: 1:42 MILWAUKEE TRAILS THE NATION IN THE PERCENTAGE OF BLACK STUDENTS WHO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW. EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TALKS WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT OF MILWAUKEE'S SCHOOLS TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO CLOSE THIS GRADUATION GAP.

9-3-03: 6P: 2:09 MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE IS PULLING HIS DEPUTIES OUT OF A PROGRAM AIMED AT GETTING TRUANTS BACK IN SCHOOL. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA TRACKED DOWN PARENTS, TRUANTS AND THE SHERIFF TO TALK ABOUT IT.

9-2-03: 5P: 2:01 SHOLES MIDDLE SCHOOL ON MILWAUKEE'S SOUTH SIDE IS NOW CALLED THE "SHOLES EDUCATION COMPLEX.' THAT'S BECAUSE 3 NEW, SMALL SCHOOLS ARE SHARING THE BUILDING. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS VISITED ONE OF THE NEW SCHOOLS ON IT'S FIRST DAY OF CLASSES.

PUBLIC HEALTH CARE COSTS, HEART DISEASE, OBESITY, ASTHMA, DRUG COSTS.

9-15-03: 5P: 2:40 STATE SENATOR DAVE HANSEN SAYS IF THE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES DON'T LIKE THE COMPETITION FROM CANADA THEY HAVE TO MAKE PRICING CHANGES. CANADA DRUG SERVICE WISCONSIN IS PART OF A FRANCHISE-- AND MORE ARE EXPECTED TO OPEN IN THE STATE.

9-16-03: 5P: 1:57 A LOW-CARB DIET IS SUPPOSED TO SHRINK YOUR WAISTLINE. BUT YOU PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR IT. MORE ON THAT -- IN TONIGHT'S MONEY SAVER.

9-3-03: WAKEUP: 3:00 MILWAUKEE AREA KIDS ARE NOW BACK IN SCHOOL..THERE ARE WAYS TO HELP YOUNGSTERS DEVELOP HEALTHIER LIFESTYLES AND COMBAT OBESITY.

JOINING US THIS MORNING WITH SOME IMPORTANT TIPS IS DOCTOR SUE FINN WITH THE AMERICAN COUNCIL FOR FITNESS AND NUTRITION

ECONOMY STATE BUDGET REFORM, LOCAL LAYOFFS AND BANKRUPTCY FILINGS, NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS & JOB CREATION.

9-10-03: 10P: 22 A MILWAUKEE-BASED COMPANY IS ADDING JOBS. JOHNSON CONTROLS PLANS TO ADD FIFTY JOBS AS IT EXPANDS ITS WEST UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA PLANT.

9-2-03: 10P: 24 HUNDREDS OF NEW JOBS ARE COMING TO WISCONSIN. A COMPANY CALLED W-P-S HEALTH INSURANCE IS HIRING 12-HUNDRED POSITIONS.

9-17-03: 6P: 25 THE PHARMACIES AT ALL FIVE DRUG EMPORIUMS IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA WILL CLOSE UP SHOP ON FRIDAY. THE STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR NOW - BUT WILL EVENTUALLY CLOSE AS WELL SOMETIME IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. ONCE ALL THE CLOSURES ARE COMPLETED - OVER 100 PEOPLE WILL BE OUT OF A JOB.

9-16-03: 5P: 1:42 MILWAUKEE'S NEXT BUDGET WON'T RAISE PROPERTY TAXES OR FEES. BUT -- THAT COMES AT A PRICE. THE 2004 BUDGET COULD CUT THE NUMBER OF POLICE OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS. FOX SIX'S MARA MACDONALD JOINS US LIVE FROM CITY HALL.

9-10-03: 6P: 18 A COMPANY CALLED E-FUNDS WITH OFFICES IN NEW BERLIN AND GLENDALE IS LAYING OFF WORKERS. E-FUNDS IS A SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SERVICES BUSINESS. THE LAYOFFS IN WISCONSIN AS WELL AS MINNESOTA AND ARIZONA TOTAL ABOUT 180.

9-9-03: 9P: 2:05 HUNDREDS OF MILWAUKEE COUNTY WORKERS WILL BE UNEMPLOYED BY THIS FRIDAY. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH IS ON THE STORY.

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION CRIME PREVENTION: NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS, POLICING, ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS

9-20-03: 9P: 1:49 METCALFE PARK COULD SOON SEE A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR CHANGE. TWO MILLION DOLLARS IN FEDERAL MONEY IS ON THE WAY. IT'S IN AN EFFORT TO HELP REDUCE THE VIOLENCE THERE AND INCREASE RESIDENTS' QUALITY OF LIFE. FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK HAS THE STORY.

9-20-03: 10P: 1:37 NEIGHBORS NEAR THE U-W-M CAMPUS SAY LATE-NIGHT PARTYING IS A PROBLEM. THE UNIVERSITY IS STEPPING IN AND RECRUITING MILWAUKEE POLICE OFFICERS TO HELP OUT. FOX SIX'S YANICK DALHOUSE HAS MORE IN TONIGHT'S STORY.

9-20-03: 9P: 2:11 POLICE SAY HE RAN OVER A SHEBOYGAN CHILD LEAVING HIM FOR DEAD, AND THEN FLED THE COUNTRY. IN OUR EXCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE U-S MARSHALS... THEY'RE TAKING OUR MARA MACDONALD ON THE HUNT FOR WISCONSIN'S MOST WANTED.

9-16-03: 10P: 1:20 A MAN ON THE RUN AVOIDED GETTING CAUGHT FOR 18 YEARS UNTIL NOW. THE WASHINGTON COUNTY MAN IS NOW BACK IN JAIL. ONLY ON FOX 6-- DEANNA DURANTE IS LIVE TO TELL YOU HOW INVESTIGATORS FINALLY CAUGHT UP WITH THE FUGITIVE.

9-5-03: 10P: 2:18 THE STATE TRIED TO PLACE CHILD MOLESTER BILLY LEE MORFORD ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTH WEST SIDE.. BUT NEIGHBORS WON THE FIGHT TO KEEP HIM OUT..NOW THERE'S A THIRD LOCATION.. THE SOUTH SIDE. FOX SIX'S YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS YOU-- PEOPLE IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD SAY-- THE JUDGE BETTER KEEP LOOKING.

BASIC NEEDS & HELP FOOD AND SHELTER, IMPACT OF JOB LOSSES, GAS PRICES.

9-30-03: 6P: 1:45 "COUNTY EMPLOYEES WILL NOW DRINK THE SAME TAP WATER AS EVERYONE ELSE, INSTEAD OF TAX FUNDED BOTTLED WATER." THE CRYPTOSPORIDIUM OUTBREAK A DECADE AGO LED TO THE WIDESPREAD USE OF THE BOTTLED WATER IN THE COURTHOUSE. NOW EMPLOYEES ARE CONCERNED ABOUT THE BUILDING'S WATER FOUNTAINS. THERE WERE RUMORS ABOUT LEAD CONTAMINATION, AND BOTTLED WATER BEING CHEAPER THAN REPLACING LEAD PLUMBING. SO WE HAD THE WATER TESTED. FOX SIX'S GUS GNORSKI HAS THE RESULTS- NEW AT SIX.

9-26-03: 5P: 1:00 YOU CAN HELP KIDS IN NEED BY TAKING PART IN THE 18TH ANNUAL CONDELLA'S COATS FOR KIDS. DONATE USED CHILDREN'S COATS NOW THROUGH OCTOBER 17TH. THE COATS WILL BE WASHED AND DISTRIBUTED TO FAMILIES IN NEED BY THE SALVATION ARMY. FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF DROP OFF SITES-- GO TO OUR WEBSITE: WWW-DOT- FOX 6 MILWAUKEE-DOT-COM. THEN CLICK ON THE COMMUNITY AFFAIRS PAGE.

9-23-03: WAKEUP: 3:30 TWO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS ARE SPONSORING A DIAPER DRIVE TO HELP MOMS AND DADS WHO ARE LESS FORTUNATE...JOINING US TODAY FROM M&I BANK IS MICHELE NYGRO, THE SOUTHEAST DISTRICT PRESIDENT, AND FROM SECOND HARVEST, LISA SCHMELZ IS WITH US.

9-17-03: WAKEUP: 6:30 THE CONDO BOOM JUST KEEPS GETTING BIGGER AND BETTER DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE. GUS TOURS SOME OF THESE LUXURIOUS HOMES.

9-16-03: 5P: 2:05 BRIGG'S AND STRATTON POWER PRODUCTS IN JEFFERSON SHIPPING GAS-POWERED GENERATORS TO THE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN COASTS. FOX6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU THE PLANT IS TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH THE HUGE DEMAND.

9-10-03: 6P: 1:40 IT'S UNITED WAY'S ANNUAL DAY OF CARING. AND TODAY-- FOX 6 GOT IN ON THE COMMUNITY SPIRIT. THE 11 HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES IN THE UNITED WAY FAMILY ENRICHMENT CENTER BUILDING HELP ABOUT 700 PEOPLE A YEAR. PARENTS COME HERE FOR COUNSELING, SUPPORT AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

9-10-03: 5P: 3:26 "WE ENERGIES" SAYS GAS HEATING BILLS ARE EXPECTED TO BE UP ABOUT 10 PERCENT OVER LAST YEAR BECAUSE THE PRICE OF NATURAL GAS IS ON THE RISE. FOX 6 NEWS IS

ASKING A WE ENERGIES SPOKESWOMAN WHAT THE UTILITY IS DOING TO KEEP PRICES DOWN.

9-9-03: WAKEUP: 1:50 NEW BERLIN FACES ITS MOST SERIOUS WATER CRISIS IN TWO YEARS. RESIDENTS ARE BEING WARNED THERE MAY NOT BE ENOUGH WATER IN THE CITY TO FIGHT FIRES. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HEARS FROM SOME OUTSPOKEN NEW BERLIN RESIDENTS.

9-4-03: 6P: 1:46 ALMOST ONE IN FOUR PEOPLE IN THE CITY LIVES IN POVERTY -- 22-PERCENT. MORE PEOPLE NEED HELP EVEN TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU HOW FOLKS ARE TRYING TO MAKE ENDS MEET.

TRANSPORTATION: MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE

9-18-03: WAKEUP: 25 THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MARQUETTE WILL BE COMPLETED IN SIX PHASES...WITH THE FIRST PHASE STARTING IN APRIL OF NEXT YEAR. THE ENTIRE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE FOUR YEARS AND COST MORE THAN 800-MILLION DOLLARS.

CONSUMER PROTECTION PRIVACY: TELEMARKETING NO CALL LIST, COMPUTER / INFORMATION SECURITY, IDENTITY THEFT.

9-26-03: 5P: 2:01 THOUSANDS OF WISCONSINITES COULD FACE A LAWSUIT TONIGHT. AND IF YOU'RE NOT DOWNLOADING MUSIC-- CHANCES ARE YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS. ONLY ON FOX SIX SELENA JACOBSON SHOWS YOU HOW TWO WISCONSIN STUDENTS ARE GOING TO WASHINGTON D-C TO FIGHT THOSE SUITS.

LEADERSHIP MILWAUKEE MAYORAL RACE

9-24-03: 5P: 2:22 SANDY FOLARON ENTERED THE RACE FOR MAYOR AND SHE SAYS HER CAMPAIGN IS PICKING UP STEAM. FOX SIX WANTS YOU TO MEET THE CANDIDATES AND DEANNA DURANTE INTRODUCES YOU TO SANDY FOLARON.

9-17-03: 5P: 2:29 EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NOW THROUGH THE END OF OCTOBER, FOX 6 NEWS WILL BRING YOU EXCLUSIVE ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEWS WITH EVERY CANDIDATE FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE BEGINS WITH FORMER WISCONSIN CONGRESSMAN TOM BARRETT.

EDUCATION FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, STUDENT PERFORMANCE

10-2-03: 5P: 1:58 THE STATE ASSEMBLY VOTED LAST NIGHT, TO MAKE CHANGES IN THE MILWAUKEE SCHOOL CHOICE PLAN. EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE CHANGES.

9-17-03: 5P: 1:42 MILWAUKEE TRAILS THE NATION IN THE PERCENTAGE OF BLACK STUDENTS WHO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW. EDUCATION REPORTER

JOANNE WILLIAMS TALKS WITH THE SUPERINTENDENT OF MILWAUKEE'S SCHOOLS TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO CLOSE THIS GRADUATION GAP.

PUBLIC HEALTH CARE COSTS, HEART DISEASE, OBESITY, ASTHMA, DRUG COSTS.

10-1-03: 5P: 2:14 YOU CAN GET A FREE EVALUATION OF YOUR RISK FOR HEART DISEASE THROUGH THE WOMEN'S HEART CENTER AT WAUKESHA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. WE HAVE SEVERAL WAYS TO CONTACT THEM POSTED ON OUR WEBSITE AT WWW DOT FOX 6 MILWAUKEE DOT COM.

9-16-03: 5P: 1:57 A LOW-CARB DIET IS SUPPOSED TO SHRINK YOUR WAISTLINE. BUT YOU PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR IT. MORE ON THAT -- IN TONIGHT'S MONEY SAVER.

ECONOMY STATE BUDGET REFORM, LOCAL LAYOFFS AND BANKRUPTCY FILINGS, NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS & JOB CREATION.

9-10-03: 10P: 22 A MILWAUKEE-BASED COMPANY IS ADDING JOBS. JOHNSON CONTROLS PLANS TO ADD FIFTY JOBS AS IT EXPANDS ITS WEST UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA PLANT.

8-11-03: 9P: 3:22 THE STATE SENATE FAILS TO OVERRIDE THE GOVERNOR'S VETO OF A PLAN TO STRICTLY LIMIT PROPERTY TAXES.

EDUCATION FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS, STUDENT PERFORMANCE

10-2-03: 5P: 1:58 THE STATE ASSEMBLY VOTED LAST NIGHT, TO MAKE CHANGES IN THE MILWAUKEE SCHOOL CHOICE PLAN. EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE CHANGES.

10-23-03 WAKEUP :30 THE STATE SENATE IS EXPECTED TO VOTE TODAY ON SCHOOL CHOICE LEGISLATION. SENATE APPROVES BILL REMOVING CAPS. IT APPROVED A BILL LAST NIGHT THAT WOULD REMOVE THE CAP ON THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO CAN ENROLL IN MILWAUKEE'S SCHOOL VOUCHER PROGRAM...

10-28-03 9 P.M. 1:28 THE BOOK USES STRONG LANGUAGE TO DESCRIBE THE DARK SIDE OF REAL-LIFE FAMILY SITUATIONS -- AND SOME PARENTS WANT IT REMOVED FROM THE 8TH GRADE CURRICULUM. A SCHOOL BOARD MEETING STARTS IN LESS THAN AN HOUR. IN A STORY

YOU'LL ONLY SEE ON FOX SIX -- BOB MOORE TELLS YOU WHY SOME BELIEVE "WHEN SHE WAS GOOD" -- IS NOT SO GOOD.

11-04-03 WAKEUP :20 PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE ON THE MINDS OF VOTERS IN THE KENOSHA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT THIS MORNING. VOTERS GO TO THE POLLS TODAY -- TO DECIDE WHETHER TO APPROVE A REFERENDUM CALLING FOR MORE THAN 60-MILLION DOLLARS IN IMPROVEMENTS.

11-03-03 WAKEUP 3:20 HERE AT FOX 6, WE WANT YOU TO BE A READER, SO ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH, WE BRING YOU "WAKEUP AND READ", THIS MONTH, TWO GREAT READS FOR THE GRAY DAYS OF NOVEMBER. SAUL AND PATSY, FROM CHARLES BAXTER. HOW A MARRIED COUPLE COMES TO GRIPS WITH FIRST, THEIR MARRIAGE AND THEN A BIZZARE TWIST CAUSED BY A STALKER AND HOW TO BREATHE UNDERWATER, A COLLECTION OF STORIES FROM JULIE ORRINGER ABOUT THE SOMETIMES PAINFUL TRANSITION FROM LITTLE GIRL TO YOUNG WOMAN. MILWAUKEE NOVELIST C.J. HRIBAL AND I RECENTLY WENT TO A PLACE FULL OF GREAT READS, THE FRANK L. WEYENBERG LIBRARY IN MEQUON, WHICH JUST CELEBRATED ITS 50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY..

11-07-03 6 P.M. 3:47 YOU HAVE SEEN THE ADS... TUTORING SERVICES THAT PROMISE TO MAKE YOU CHILD HAPPY ABOUT LEARNING, YOU MAY THINK THEY HAVE SOME SECRET TO EDUCATION... EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TOOK A LOOK AT SOME OF THEM, TO FIND OUT-- IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX SIX.

11-17-03 9 P.M. 30 MIN GOOD EVENING... WELCOME TO A FOX 6 IN-DEPTH SPECIAL ON BULLIES. TONIGHT WE ARE GOING TO SHOW YOU JUST HOW BAD BULLYING CAN BE AND HOW YOU CAN STOP IT..A COMMON STOMPING GROUND FOR BULLIES: THE PLAYGROUND WHEN YOUR KIDS GO TO SCHOOL, YOU PROBABLY ASSUME THEY'RE CLOSELY SUPERVISED. IT'S A STORY SOME TEACHERS AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS DO NOT WANT YOU TO SEE.

11-22-03 9 P.M. :50 WHILE THE PACKERS ARE FOCUSING ON SUNDAY'S GAME, THEIR WIVES ARE GETTING IN THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT! THE LADIES CAME TOGETHER TO GIVE THE GIFT OF READING TO SOME NEEDY FAMILIES.)DEANNA FAVRE AND OTHER PACKER WIVES ARE COLLECTING BOOKS FOR THE "GIVE A KID A BOOK" CAMPAIGN. THEY WERE AT BRETT FAVRE'S STEAKHOUSE IN ASHWAUBENON TODAY. THE BOOKS GO TO THE BROWN COUNTY LIBRARY, WHICH THEN GIVES THEM TO CHILDREN FROM LOW- INCOME FAMILIES.

11-24-03 6 P.M. 1:23 BIG TROUBLE FOR A RACINE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TONIGHT -- AND IT INVOLVES SPECIAL ED STUDENTS! AND IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME! FOX 6'S JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS THE DISTRICT HAS SOME EXPLAINING TO DO TO THE STATE.

11-24-03 5 P.M. 1:47 THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF MUSIC TEACHERS IN THE MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, BUT A GRANT FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION MAY BE BRINGING MORE TRAINING TO TEACHERS OF THE ARTS. FOX SIX'S JOANNE WILLIAMS FOUND ONE MUSIC TEACHER WHO BRINGS A VERY SPECIAL SKILL TO THE JOB.

12-16-03 WAKEUP NEWS 1:16

KIDS CAN ALWAYS COME UP WITH A HOLIDAY WISH LIST... BUT WHEN IT COMES TO MAKING AND SELLING PRODUCTS... THE KIDS KNOW THE BIZ AS WELL AS RETAILERS. EVERY CLASS AT MILWAUKEE'S TROWBRIDGE SCHOOL HAS TO DEVELOP A PRODUCT TO MAKE AND SELL

PUBLIC HEALTH CARE COSTS, HEART DISEASE, OBESITY, ASTHMA, DRUG COSTS, FLU SEASON

11-13-03 10 P.M. 2:35 NOW TONIGHT'S CLOSE-UP-- A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6. PEOPLE ARE SUING FAST FOOD CHAINS-- CLAIMING THE FOOD MADE THEM FAT. WHATEVER YOU THINK OF THOSE LAWSUITS-- YOU SHOULD KNOW SOME PEOPLE EATING AT PLACES LIKE MCDONALD'S AND SUBWAY-- LOSE WEIGHT, CALL IT THE "FAST FOOD DIET"-- AND FILE IT UNDER -- BELIEVE IT OR NOT! YOU WANT PROOF?

11-12-03 5 P.M. 1:23 IT'S CALLED THE SILENT KILLER, HEART DISEASE IS NOW THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF WOMEN... BUT IT'S STILL SOMETHING MANY CONSIDER TO BE A =QUOTE= "MALE DISEASE. "NOW -- A NEW STUDY SHOWS 95-PERCENT OF WOMEN WHO DIE OF A HEART ATTACK -- COULD HAVE PREVENTED IT. FOX'S SHAUL TURNER HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

11-12-03 5 P.M. NEWS 1:40 WE KNOW MANY AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE OVERWEIGHT... AND THAT'S LED TO CHANGES IN HOW GYM CLASSES ARE TAUGHT. TONIGHT-- ONLY ON FOX SIX, EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SHOWS YOU HOW P-E NOW FOCUSES ON GOOD HEALTH.

9-16-03: 5P: 1:57 A LOW-CARB DIET IS SUPPOSED TO SHRINK YOUR WAISTLINE. BUT YOU PAY A HIGH PRICE FOR IT. MORE ON THAT -- IN TONIGHT'S MONEY SAVER.

10-23-03 NOON 2:00 IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR THINK ABOUT GETTING A FLU SHOT.. BUT FOR THOUSANDS IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN, GETTING THE SHOT IS NOT AN OPTION BECAUSE THEY CAN'T AFFORD IT. JOINING US THIS NOON TO TALK ABOUT A PROGRAM THAT'S HELPING PEOPLE GET VACCINATED FOR FREE IS DAN HOPFENSPERGER.. IMMUNIZATION DIRECTOR FOR THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES.

10-21-03 9 P.M. :24 A NEW STUDY RELEASED TODAY FINDS AN INCREASING NUMBER OF WORKERS WITHOUT HEALTH INSURANCE... ARE EMPLOYED BY BIG COMPANIES. THE STUDY FOUND A WHOPPING 32% PERCENT OF ALL UNINSURED WORKERS IN 2001 WORKED AT LARGE COMPANIES

10-27-03 WAKEUP :35 EVEN TODDLERS ARE FIGHTING THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE AND RESEARCHERS BLAME IT ON BAD EATING HABITS. A NEW STUDY FINDS AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE GETTING TOO MUCH FAT, SUGAR AND SALT -- AND TOO FEW FRUITS AND VEGGIES IN THEIR DIETS. IT FOUND A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF TODDLERS ARE DOWNING LARGE QUANTITIES OF FRENCH FRIES, PIZZA, CANDY AND SODA.

10-28-03 9 P.M. 2:16 THE SOUTH BEACH DIET BOOK IS NUMBER-ONE ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLER LIST. THE AUTHOR OF THE "SOUTH BEACH DIET" CLAIMS YOU CAN LOSE UP TO THIRTEEN-POUNDS IN THE FIRST TWO WEEKS... DR. SANJAY GUPTA REPORTS ON HOW IT WORKS, AND HOW IT COMPARES TO ANOTHER POPULAR WEIGHT-LOSS REGIMEN.

11-04-03 WAKEUP :30 IN HEALTHY LIVING.. DOCTORS SAY THE FLU SHOT IS YOUR BEST PROTECTION AGAINST THE FLU, BUT IT'S NOT A 100-PERCENT GUARANTEE YOU WON'T GET THE BUG. SO -- DOCTORS SAY IN ORDER TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR VACCINATION -- GET SOME SLEEP!

11-03-03 9 P.M. NEWS :30 A LOT OF WOMEN FEEL TIRED AND EXPERIENCE SLEEPLESSNESS -- BUT NOW WE'VE LEARNED THOSE MAY ACTUALLY BE EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF A HEART ATTACK! RESEARCHERS SURVEYED 515 WOMEN WHO HAD HEART ATTACKS.

11-04-03 WAKEUP 1:22 IT'S CALLED THE SILENT KILLER, HEART DISEASE IS NOW THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF WOMEN... BUT IT'S STILL SOMETHING MANY CONSIDER TO BE A =QUOTE= "MALE DISEASE." NOW -- A NEW STUDY SHOWS 95-PERCENT OF WOMEN WHO DIE OF A HEART ATTACK -- COULD HAVE PREVENTED IT.

11-04-03 5 P.M. :20 SCIENTISTS ARE TESTING A NEW NO-CALORIE FAT SUBSTITUTE CALLED Z-TRIM. IT IS AN INSOLUBLE FIBER WHICH MOVES THROUGH YOUR BODY WITHOUT BEING DIGESTED. A MARKETING FIRM SAYS Z-TRIM COULD REPLACE HALF THE FAT IN SOME PROCESSED FOODS... INCLUDING CREAM CHEESE, SALAD DRESSINGS AND COOKIES. THERE'S NO WORD TONIGHT ON WHEN THE F-D-A COULD START TESTING IT.

11-04-03 5 P.M. :27 IT'S WOMEN'S HEALTH WEDNESDAY SPONSORED BY WAUKESHA AND OCONOMOWOC MEMORIAL HOSPITALS. HEART DISEASE KILLS MORE WOMEN THAN ALL CANCERS COMBINED. BUT A NEW DRUG COULD HELP. THE INTRAVENOUS DRUG IS A SYNTHETIC COMPONENT OF H-D-L... THE "GOOD" OR HEALTHY CHOLESTEROL. RESEARCHERS AT THE CLEVELAND CLINIC CALL IT "THE LIQUID DRANO FOR THE CORONARY ARTERIES," BECAUSE IT HELPS REMOVE FATTY BUILD-UPS FROM THE BLOODSTREAM. IT MIGHT HELP WOMEN AND MEN ALIKE.

11-09-03 9 P.M. NEWS 3:10 YOU'VE HEARD IT A MILLION TIMES: WHEN YOU'RE HAVING A HEART ATTACK, MINUTES COUNT. BUT NEW RESEARCH LEADS US IN ANOTHER DIRECTION. DON'T JUST GET TO ANY HOSPITAL. GET TO THE RIGHT HOSPITAL. AND WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? HERE'S HEALTHY LIVING REPORTER JULIE FELDMAN.

11-08-03 WAKEUP 1:32 SIXTEEN MILLION AMERICANS HAVE TYPE TWO DIABETES. IT'S A DISEASE WHERE THE BODY DOES NOT PRODUCE ENOUGH OF THE HORMONE INSULIN -- WHICH REGULATES BLOOD SUGAR. THIS MORNING, FOX'S JAMIE COLBY TALKS WITH HOLLYWOOD LEGEND DELLA REESE-- ABOUT HER OWN BATTLE WITH DIABETES.

11-07-03 9 P.M. 3:03 WHEN THE SHOW YOU'RE WATCHING GOES TO COMMERCIAL, IT'S A TIME MANY OF US GET UP TO GET THOSE SNACKS. BUT, THERE'S SOMETHING ELSE YOU CAN DO DURING THAT TIME, THAT'S ACTUALLY GOOD FOR YOU-- AND CAN HELP YOU LOSE WEIGHT!

11-07-03 5 P.M. 1:33 OBESITY CAUSES AND CONTRIBUTES TO A TON OF HEALTH PROBLEMS - HEART DISEASE, SKELETAL DAMAGE, EVEN STROKE - WHICH IS WHY THE AMERICAN OBESITY ASSOCIATION SAYS IT'S LOBBYING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO CLASSIFY BEING FAT AS A DISEASE, LIKE DIABETES OR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.."THOSE DISEASES, THE ONES CAUSED BY OBESITY ARE COVERED, BUT OBESITY TREATMENTS WHETHER IT IS SURGERY OR DRUGS OR BEHAVIORAL NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING ARE NOT COVERED."

11-07-03 WAKE UP :30 PEANUT BUTTER IS GETTING A STAMP OF APPROVAL FROM THE MAYO CLINIC. DOCTORS SAY IT'S SO GOOD FOR YOU, IT SHOULD BE A INCLUDED IN A WELL-BALANCED DIET. PEANUT BUTTER HELPS YOUR HEART, BECAUSE IT IS LOADED WITH VITAMINS. ND IF YOU EAT IT IN MODERATION, YOU CAN FORGET ABOUT THE FAT

11-10-03 10 P.M. 1:20 IN THE BACK OF OUR MINDS -- WE ALL KNEW IT WAS COMING. WELL NOW -- IT IS OFFICIALLY HERE -- THE SORE THROAT, COUGH, FEVER, ACHES AND PAIN THAT MAKE UP THE FLU. STATE PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE ANNOUNCING WISCONSIN HAS IDENTIFIED ITS FIRST CASES OF FLU THIS SEASON. BUT FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU -- IT'S NOT TOO LATE FOR YOU TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

11-20-03 10 P.M. 2:31 NOW A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6. WHEN YOU'RE SICK-- YOU WANT THE BEST CARE AT THE BEST PRICE. SO YOU MIGHT BE THINKING ABOUT TAKING GENERIC DRUGS TO AVOID THE HIGHER COST OF BRAND NAMES, BUT BEFORE YOU DO...KATRINA CRAVY HAS THIS CONTACT SIX REPORT THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.

11-23-03 WAKEUP 1:30 IT'S CALLED THE SILENT KILLER, HEART DISEASE IS NOW THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF WOMEN... BUT IT'S STILL SOMETHING MANY CONSIDER TO BE A =QUOTE= "MALE DISEASE. "NOW -- A NEW STUDY SHOWS 95-PERCENT OF WOMEN WHO DIE OF A HEART ATTACK -- COULD HAVE PREVENTED IT. FOX'S SHAUL TURNER HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

11-30-03 9 PM :50 TOMORROW IS WORLD AIDS DAY. HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY TOMMY THOMPSON--IN GERMANY TONIGHT--WILL LEAD AN 80-MEMBER DELEGATION TO AFRICA--A CONTINENT DEVASTATED BY THE DISEASE. THE U-N SAYS THE EPIDEMIC IS RAMPANT IN SUB-SAHARAN REGIONS IN AFRICA.

12-04-03 NOON NEWS :20 IF YOU HAVEN'T GOTTEN A FLU SHOT YET, NOW'S THE TIME TO DO IT. FLU CASES ARE ON THE RISE IN WISCONSIN.

12-08-03 9 P.M. 1:21

AS THE FLU VIRUS SPREADS, THERE'S A FLU-SHOT SHORTAGE IN MUCH OF THE COUNTRY. AN EARLY OUTBREAK CAUSED A RUSH AT DOCTOR'S OFFICES AND CLINICS AROUND THE COUNTRY. THE TWO MAKERS OF THE VACCINE SAY THEY SHIPPED 80-MILLION DOSES TO THE U-S...AND THAT'S ALL THEY HAVE. HOW BAD ARE THINGS REALLY?

12-08-03 5 P.M. 1:33 IT'S CALLED THE SILENT KILLER. HEART DISEASE IS THE NUMBER ONE KILLER OF WOMEN...IT TRULY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY KILLER.

12-08-03 NOON :23 PRESIDENT BUSH HAS SIGNED THE HISTORIC MEDICARE LEGISLATION INTO LAW, THIS MORNING. IT'S THE MOST EXTENSIVE OVERHAUL IN THE MEDICARE PROGRAM'S NEARLY FOUR-DECADE HISTORY. LEGISLATION WILL AFFECT 40 MILLION AMERICAN SENIORS.

12-08-03 WAKEUP :35 HERE'S THE GOOD NEWS: WISCONSIN EMPLOYERS HAVE NOT BEEN HIT AS HARD BY INCREASING HEALTH CARE COSTS AS OTHERS. THE BAD NEWS? A NEW STUDY FINDS THEY ARE PASSING ON THOSE COSTS TO WORKERS.

12-10-03 WAKEUP 1:11 WINTER ISN'T THE ONLY SEASON THAT'S KNOCKING ON THE DOOR IN WISCONSIN...FLU SEASON IS ALSO STARTING TO REAR IT'S UGLY HEAD, AND MILWAUKEEANS ARE LINING UP FOR A CHANCE TO GET VACCINATED AGAINST THE BUG. FOX SIX'S PETER LINTON- SMITH HAS MORE.

12-09-03 10 P.M. :60 CLASSROOMS AROUND SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN ARE ALSO FEELING THE BRUNT OF THE FLU. CASE IN POINT -- MESSMER HIGH SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE. 540 STUDENTS GO TO THIS SCHOOL. TODAY 50 OF THEM CALLED IN SICK. ADMINISTRATORS ARE ASKING THAT ANY STUDENT WITH FLU- LIKE SYMPTOMS STAY HOME.

12-10-03 9 P.M. 1:23 FLU SHOTS AREN'T JUST HARD TO FIND-- AFTER TODAY, THEY MIGHT BE DARN NEAR IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND. THE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION HELD A CLINIC FOR THE VACCINES TODAY. BUT HOURS BEFORE THE END--THEY RAN OUT.

12-15-03 1:56 YOU MIGHT THINK CHEST PAIN IS THE NUMBER ONE SIGN YOU'RE HAVING A HEART ATTACK. BUT, A NEW STUDY SHOWS WOMEN AND MEN HAVE VERY DIFFERENT SYMPTOMS. TONIGHT -- FOX'S MARIA BLACK SHOWS YOU HOW IT TOOK EMERGENCY DOUBLE- BYPASS SURGERY FOR ONE WOMAN TO FINALLY RECOGNIZE HER SYMPTOMS.

ECONOMY STATE BUDGET REFORM, LOCAL LAYOFFS AND BANKRUPTCY FILINGS, NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS & JOB CREATION.

10-28-03 9 P.M. NEWS :22 WHAT DO YOU WORRY ABOUT? NEW NUMBERS SHOW MORE PEOPLE IN WISCONSIN ARE CONCERNED ABOUT JOBS. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TEN YEARS, UNEMPLOYMENT IS A BIG WORRY IN WISCONSIN-MOSTLY FOR GREEN BAY AND HERE IN MILWAUKEE. NEW RESEARCH SHOWS UNEMPLOYMENT COMES IN SECOND ON A SURVEY OF THE MOST IMPORTANT STATE PROBLEMS.

10-28-03 WAKEUP :60

THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE'S FINANCE AND PERSONNEL COMMITTEE VOTES TODAY-- ON A PAY FREEZE FOR ALDERMEN. THE PROPOSAL WOULD FREEZE PAY IN THE COMMON COUNCIL AND FOR THE MAYOR-- FOR ONE YEAR. SOME 390 NON-UNION EMPLOYEES WHO MAKE AT LEAST 60-THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR WOULD ALSO SEE NO WAGE INCREASE. THE PROJECTED SAVINGS OF THIS PLAN-- 900-THOUSAND DOLLARS

10-28-03 WAKEUP 2:00 IS WISCONSIN FALLING BEHIND OTHER STATES IN STARTING AND DEVELOPING NEW BUSINESSES? THE STATE'S TOP BUSINESS MINDS ARE MEETING IN MILWAUKEE THIS WEEK AT THE 4TH ANNUAL WISCONSIN ECONOMIC SUMMIT..GOVERNOR JIM DOYLE IS THE SUMMIT'S KEYNOTE SPEAKER, HE JOINS US NOW IN THE STUDIO.

11-01-03 WAKEUP :50 HOTEL WISCONSIN IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE IS CLOSING IT'S DOORS FOR GOOD. THAT MEANS PEOPLE HAVE EXACTLY ONE MONTH TO RELOCATE THEIR BUSINESSES AND FIND NEW HOMES. THREE BUSINESSES AND NEARLY 40 PEOPLE WHO CALL HOTEL WISCONSIN HOME, HAVE BEEN ASKED TO LEAVE BY THE END OF NOVEMBER

11-01-03 WAKEUP :50 WAL-MART IS COMING TO BEAVER DAM. COMPANY OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY THEIR PLANS TO BUILD A ONE-POINT-TWO MILLION FOOT REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTER. CONSTRUCTION WILL BEGIN THIS SUMMER AND WHEN COMPLETED IT WILL CREATE ABOUT 9-HUNDRED JOBS. IT'S SCHEDULED TO BE COMPLETED IN THE FALL OF 2005. BEAVER DAM MAYOR TOM OLSON CALLS THE MOVE THE BEST THING TO EVER HAPPEN TO THE COMMUNITY.

11-04-03 WAKEUP :45 MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUPERVISORS GO OVER THE 2004 COUNTY BUDGET WITH A FINE- TOOTH COMB. THE SESSIONS LASTED LATE INTO THE NIGHT... WITH SUPERVISORS FINALLY VOTING JUST BEFORE THREE THIS MORNING. THE BOARD APPROVED THE BUDGET BY A VOTE OF 20-5.... BUT THEY DID MAKE SOME CHANGES TO THE PLAN PROPOSED BY COUNTY EXECUTIVE SCOTT WALKER.

11-03-03 10 P.M. NEWS 1:21 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- PAYING YOUR FAIR SHARE. TONIGHT-- MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUPERVISORS ARE WRESTLING WITH A FISCAL BUDGET. IT'S A BUDGET THAT INCLUDES CUTS IN TRANSPORTATION-- AND THE CLOSING OF POOLS. BUT CRITICS SAY SOME IN MILWAUKEE COUNTY ARE GETTING A FREE RIDE. PETER LINTON-SMITH TELLS YOU WHY-- IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

11-0303 9 P.M. NEWS :34 IT'S NEARLY 13 HOURS AND COUNTING-- AND THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY BOARD CONTINUES ITS MARATHON SESSION TO COMPLETE NEXT YEAR'S BUDGET. LATE THIS AFTERNOON-- THE BOARD ADOPTED SCOTT WALKER'S VISION FOR DOWNSIZING COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

11-04-03 9 P.M. NEWS :33 THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS APPROVES THE 2004 BUDGET WITH NO PROPERTY TAX INCREASE. THE TAX LEVY ACTUALLY DROPS A BIT-- BY ABOUT 58- THOUSAND DOLLARS. COUNTY EXECUTIVE SCOTT WALKER WILL SPEND THE NEXT FEW DAYS REVIEWING THE PROPOSAL. HE COULD VETO SOME OF IT.

11-04-03 5 P.M. :22 MILWAUKEE ALDERMAN VOTE TO FREEZE THEIR SALARIES AND THE PAY OF OTHER HIGH- RANKING CITY OFFICIALS. THEY SAY THE PLAN WILL ¶RESTORE FUNDING FOR

SOME SERVICES CUT IN MAJOR JOHN NORQUIST'S BUDGET PROPOSAL.¶THE MEASURE IS EXPECTED TO SAVE ABOUT 900-THOUSAND DOLLARS NEXT YEAR. THE 2004 PAY FREEZE WILL AFFECT ABOUT 390 NON-UNION EMPLOYEES WHO ¤5 ADD CG SUPER: $60,000 OR MORE ¶MAKE 60-THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR OR MORE.

11-09-03 10 P.M. 1:20 EARLY SEPTEMBER MAY HAVE BEEN ONE OF THE WORST TIMES IN RECENT HISTORY TO BE A MILWAUKEE COUNTY EMPLOYEE. HUNDREDS PROTESTED ON THE COURTHOUSE STEPS JUST AS LAY OFF NOTICES WERE BEING HANDED OUT

11-09-03 10 P.M. :30 WE MIGHT BE IN THE MIDDLE OF FOOTBALL SEASON...BUT TONIGHT-- THERE'S SOME POTENTIALLY TROUBLING NEWS FOR THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS. THE BREWER BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS RECOMMENDING TRIMMING THE PLAYER PAYROLL-- JUST WHEN THE TEAM IS SHOWING NEW LIFE ON THE FIELD. REDUCE PAYROLL 25% TO $30 MILLION THE BOARD WANTS TO CHOP THE PAYROLL ABOUT 25-PERCENT TO 30-MILLION DOLLARS.

11-09-03 9 P.M. :63 COUNTY EXECUTIVE SCOTT WALKER SIGNED THE NEW 2004 BUDGET THIS AFTERNOON THAT HE SAYS WILL NOT INCREASE TAXES BUT IT ALSO MEANS NO VETO FIGHT. IT'S THE FIRST TIME IN SIX YEARS THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE DID NOT USE THE VETO.

6 P.M. 1:32 CLARKE BLAMES THE COUNTY BUDGET SQUEEZE FOR A POTENTIAL DEPUTY SHORTAGE. SO HE'S ASKING LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP COVER THE FREEWAYS. BUT THEY'RE HAVING THEIR OWN BUDGET PROBLEMS. IT'S A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX SIX. JOE LABARBERA IS LIVE IN SKY FOX 6 WITH THE DETAILS.

11-20-03 WAKEUP 1:30 THE STATE'S BUDGET PROBLEMS COULD MEAN YOU'LL HAVE TO TAKE IT SLOWER ON THE ROADS. THAT'S BECAUSE SOME ROADS MAY NOT BE PLOWED AS MUCH AS THEY USED TO BE WHEN IT SNOWS. FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK JOINS US LIVE FROM I-43 AND GREEN TREE TO TELL US WHY. DAWN?

11-25-03 WAKEUP :25 BRIGGS AND STRATTON SAYS A POLITICAL AGREEMENT WILL HELP PREVENT IT FROM CLOSING PLANTS AND SENDING JOBS OVERSEAS. THE MILWAUKEE-BASED COMPANY SAYS A DEAL WAS REACHED BETWEEN CALIFORNIA AND MISSOURI SENATORS. THAT DEAL WILL ALLOW CALIFORNIA TO KEEP A SPECIAL EXEMPTION UNDER THE FEDERAL CLEAN AIR ACT TO IMPOSE TOUGHER RULES FOR SMALL ENGINE PLANTS, BUT PREVENTS OTHER STATES FROM DOING THE SAME.

11-25-03 WAKEUP :30 STATE BUDGETS CUTS ARE BEING FELT BY PARTS OF NORTHERN WISCONSIN AS THEY TRY TO DIG OUT FROM THE FIRST SNOWSTORM OF THE SEASON. LESS MONEY MEANS SMALLER SNOW REMOVAL CREWS... AND THAT MEANS IT'S TAKING LONGER TO GET SOME ROADS CLEARED.

12-09-03 10 P.M. 1:36 WHEN YOU PUT OUT AN OPEN CALL FOR OPINIONS ON TAXES-- YOU HAD BETTER BOOK A BIG ROOM. TONIGHT IN OAK CREEK-- A STANDING ROOM ONLY CROWD GATHERED TO TALK ABOUT THE TAXPAYER BILL OF RIGHTS. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE WAS THERE.

12-11-03 5 P.M. :30 A 40 MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT IS IN THE WORKS THAT WILL MAKE ROOM FOR MORE PEOPLE INTERESTED IN LIVING DOWNTOWN.

12-15-03 9 P.M. 1:25 FROM HIDEOUTS TO HOMES NOW AND THE PROPERTY TAXES WE PAY TO HAVE THEM. MANY IN WAUKESHA COUNTY WILL BE ABLE TO PAY THIS YEAR'S TAX BILL ONLINE. AHH... BUT THERE'S A CATCH. AN EXPENSIVE ONE, TOO.

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION CRIME PREVENTION: NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS, POLICING, ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS

11-12-03 9 P.M. 1:41 ONE WAY OR ANOTHER WE'RE GOING TO MAKE IT UNCOMFORTABLE FOR CRACK DEALERS IN THIS COMMUNITY. IF YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM, ANNOY THE HECK OUT OF 'EM UNTIL THEY GO OUT OF BUSINESS OR LEAVE TOWN. THAT'S THE NEWEST PLAN TO GET DRUG DEALERS OFF THE STREETS. FIRST ON FOX: "CALL" THEM CRAZY, BUT IT JUST MIGHT WORK. A PLAN IN SHEBOYGAN TO GET RID OF THE DEALERS. HOW THE PLAN GETS THEM BY TARGETING WHERE THEY DO BUSINESS.

11-12-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:18 NEW AT NINE: IS MAYFAIR MALL SAFER THAN IT WAS A YEAR AGO? OR EVEN 6 MONTHS AGO? ONE AFTER ANOTHER, PROBLEMS KEPT COMING -- MUCH OF IT FROM THE MOVIE THEATER INSIDE. TONIGHT WAUWATOSA LEADERS ARE LOOKING TO SEE IF THE SAFETY PLAN AT THE METRO- AREA'S BUSIEST MALL IS WORKING.

11-18-03 10 PM 1:18 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- TAKING CHARGE. MILWAUKEE'S NEW POLICE CHIEF IS WASTING NO TIME GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS. NAN HEGERTY'S SCHEDULE THIS FIRST DAY-- WAS FULL FROM THE GET-GO...AND TONIGHT-- SHE TACKLED A PRIORITY OF HERS. CHIEF HEGERTY MET WITH MEMBERS OF THE SHERMAN PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. THEY HAD NOT MET FACE TO FACE WITH THE POLICE CHIEF IN MORE THAN A YEAR.

11-18-03 9 P.M. 1:46 THE WARNINGS ABOUT WINDOW BLINDS KEEP COMING. BUT KIDS KEEP DYING -- AND IT TAKES JUST SECONDS. IN FACT, A TWO-YEAR-OLD BROOKFIELD BOY WAS TRAGICALLY KILLED JUST TWO MONTHS AGO WHILE PLAYING WITH A WINDOW BLIND CORD. TONIGHT'S PROJECT KID SAFE: NEW WAYS TO MAKE YOUR OLD BLINDS SAFE -- NOT TO MENTION NEW AND OLD SAFETY MEASURES THAT WORK

11-24-03 WAKEUP 1:30 MILWAUKEE'S LATEST HOMICIDE HAS ONE NORTHSIDE NEIGHBHOOD SAYING, NO MORE. TONIGHT...RESIDENTS THERE ARE SENDING A MESSAGE...FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK JOINS US LIVE WITH MORE ON WHAT THEY WILL BE DOING TONIGHT. DAWN?

10-4-03: 10P: 2:19 STEVE KRINGS WITH PRESIDENT HOMES HELPS FUTURE OWNERS TO MANAGE AS MUCH OR AS LITTLE OF THE BUILDING PROCESS AS THEY WISH. "FOLKS WHO ARE LOOKING TO GET OUT OF RENTING, THAT THEY ARE CURRENTLY PAYING THEIR LANDLORDS PAYMENTS.

10-1-03: 9P: 2:24 WHEN YOU SEE WHAT LOOKS LIKE GANG GRAFITTI SPRAY-PAINTED SOMEWHERE --- DOES IT MAKE YOU NERVOUS? IN WAUKESHA IT'S MAKING PEOPLE DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. HERE'S FOX6'S YANICK DALHOUSE

10-1-03: WAKEUP: 1:39

SEVEN PEOPLE WILL BE CHARGED TODAY IN THE BIGGEST COCAINE BUST IN THE STATE OF WISCONSIN. FOX SIX'S DEANNA DURANTE HAS MORE ON THIS DEVELOPING STORY.

10-23-03: WAKEUP 1:30 OAK CREEK POLICE ARRESTED TWO 18-YEAR OLD OAK CREEK HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND EXPECT TO ARREST A 16-YEAR-OLD HONOR STUDENT IN CONNECTION WITH THE VANDALISM - BUT POLICE TELL ME - THIS IS FAR FROM OVER. THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY MUST LOOK THROUGH THE LONG SPREAD SHEET OF CRIMES BEFORE THE TEENS ARE CHARGED.

10-21-03 9 P.M. NEWS 3:25 A FOX 6 NEWS INVESTIGATION 2 YEARS AGO UNCOVERED SHOCKING INFORMATION ABOUT WISCONSIN SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS. IT'S TAKEN A LONG TIME, BUT FINALLY, LAWMAKERS ARE TAKING ACTION. THE STATE SENATE IS ABOUT TO CONSIDER A BILL THAT WOULD CLOSE HUGE LOOPHOLES IN STATE LAW. AND IT WOULD GIVE YOU SOMETHING YOU'VE NEVER HAD BEFORE.

10-28-03 NOON NEWS 1:20 AFTER MONTHS OF VANDALS STRIKING AT A WAUKESHA SALVAGE YARD...EMPLOYEES DECIDED THEY HAD TO STOP THE DESTRUCTION. THE VANDALS BASHED IN WINDSHELDS AND SLASHED TIRES...

11-3-03 WAKEUP 2:30 HIS SON WAS ONE OF THREE PEOPLE SHOT TO DEATH IN SEPTEMBER AT A MILWAUKEE BAR. NOW -- DAVID BICKHAM, SENIOR IS WORKING WITH M-P-S AND CITY LEADERS TO LAUNCH AN INITIATIVE TARGETING AT-RISK YOUTH. HE JOINS US IN THE STUDIO THIS MORNING.

11-01-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:40 FIGHTING CRIME WITH RADIO TIME. FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS, A LOCAL SATURDAY MORNING TALK SHOW ON W-E-M-P 1250 A-M HAS ENCOURAGED PEOPLE TO HELP FIGHT CRIME AROUND MILWAUKEE. AND IT'S WORKED SO WELL, STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY ARE TAKING NOTICE. IN A FOX 6 EXCLUSIVE, DAWN HASBROUCK TUNES YOU IN TO, "CALL IN ON CRIME"-- NEW AT NINE.

11-01-03 WAKEUP NEWS :50 HUNDREDS OF FREE GUN LOCKS ARE IN THE HANDS OF LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS THIS WEEKEND. THE LOCKS WERE DISTRIBUTED BY "PROJECT CHILD SAFE" IN HALES CORNERS YESTERDAY, PART OF THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT'S GUN-VIOLENCE PREVENTION INITIATIVE. THE LOCKS ARE PROVIDED BY THE "NATIONAL SHOOTING SPORTS ASSOCIATION", AND THANKS TO A 50- MILLION DOLLAR FEDERAL GRANT, THEY NOW HAVE 20- MILLION LOCKS TO DISTRIBUTE

11-03-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:16 EVEN ON A ROTTEN NIGHT--MEN LOOKING FOR SEX ON MILWAUKEE STREETS ARE OUT ON THE PROWL. IN AN ADULT VERSION OF "NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH" PEOPLE ARE ASKED TO BE ON THE LOOKOUT. MILWAUKEE AREA RESIDENTS ARE ASKED TO USE SOME NEW TECHNIQUES TO TARGET THE OLDEST PROFESSION. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU ABOUT A NEW EFFORT CALLED "JOHN WATCH."

11-03-04 9 P.M. NEWS 6:35 WHEN YOUR KIDS GO TO SCHOOL, YOU PROBABLY ASSUME THEY'RE CLOSELY SUPERVISED. TONIGHT, A FOX 6 UNDERCOVER INVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT'S OFTEN

NOT THE CASE. IT'S A STORY SOME TEACHERS AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS DO NOT WANT YOU TO SEE. AND AFTER YOU WATCH WHAT WE CAUGHT ON HIDDEN CAMERA, YOU'LL UNDERSTAND WHY. HERE'S FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL.

11-04-03 6 P.M. NEWS 1:29 SO WHEN YOU TRUST A COACH WITH YOUR KIDS, ARE YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS DOING THEIR PART TO PROTECT THEM? NEW AT SIX TONIGHT-- BOB MOORE SHOWS YOU WHAT'S WORKING AT ONE LOCAL YOUTH LEAGUE PROGRAM

11-19-03 10 P.M. 1:01 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- THE QUIET CROOK. POLICE IN FOUR CITIES ARE LOOKING FOR BANK ROBBER WITH A LOW-KEY DEMEANOR. A BANK ROBBER WHO HAS A RATHER SLY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS-- AND GETTING AWAY WITH CASH. FOX 6'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS IS LIVE WITH THIS STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

11-19-03 9 P.M. 1:35 IT'S CALLED HUFFING. TEENS BREATHE-IN FUMES FROM EVERYDAY PRODUCTS TO GET HIGH. BUT, 3 HARTFORD TEENAGE GIRLS FOUND OUT THE HARD WAY HUFFING IS DANGEROUS. THEY LIT A MATCH IN A CAR WHERE THEY WERE HUFFING--AND THERE WAS AN EXPLOSION. THE TEENS ARE RECOVERING FROM 1ST AND 2ND-DEGREE BURNS TONIGHT. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE HAS THE STORY--

11-20-03 5 P.M. 1:30 A SPECIAL GROUNDBREAKING IS BEING HELD TODAY FOR A NEW HOUSING PROJECT IN MILWAUKEE.. FOX SIX'S GUS GNORSKI IS LIVE AT THE UNITED COMMUNITY CENTER WITH THE STORY.

11-24-03 10 PM :43 PEOPLE IN ONE NEIGHBORHOOD ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTH SIDE SAY THEY'VE HAD IT WITH CRIME AND VIOLENCE -- AND WANT TO SEE SOME CHANGES. THIS COMES TWO NIGHTS AFTER 19-YEAR OLD PATRICK ROBINSON JUNIOR WAS SHOT AND KILLED NEAR 14TH AND CAPITOL. FAMILY, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS LIGHTED CANDLES AND PRAYED TONIGHT...

12-2-03 9 P.M. :54 SHE WAS SWORN-IN AS POLICE CHIEF JUST TWO WEEKS AGO AND ALREADY, NAN HEGERTY IS BRINGING POSITIVE CHANGES TO THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT. TONIGHT, HEGERTY MET WITH NORTHSIDE RESIDENTS TO TALK SAFETY. NEW AT NINE TONIGHT -- FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE JOINS US LIVE WITH THE STORY.

RACISM – DIVERSITY RACE RELATIONS, LOCAL IMPACTS

10-22-03 10 P.M. NEWS 1:20 THIS MAY BE ONE OF THE QUIETEST MARCHES YOU'LL EVER WITNESS. UW- PARKSIDE STUDENTS MARCH IN QUIET PROTEST OF RACIALLY CHARGED GRAFFITI FOUND ON A WINDOW AT THE STUDENT UNION MONDAY. FAY AKINDES ¶>> "THE WORDS "NIGGER BURNING" MAY BE EASILY DISMISSED BY SOME AS SIMPLY WORDS, BUT FOR MANY OF US THEY EVOKE HORRIFIC ACTS OF HATRED. THESE TWO WORDS CARRY A HISTORY." THE MARCH ENDED WITH A FORUM-- WHERE PEOPLE STAND UNITED IN THEIR DISGUST OF THE INFLAMMATORY GRAFFITI... PROBABLY NOT WHAT THE WRITER OF IT EXPECTED

10-30-03 WAKEUP :25 A MAN AND WOMAN FACING HATE-CRIME CHARGES ARE DUE BACK IN COURT TODAY KASEY BIERI AND MARK DAVIS WILL BE ARRAIGNED IN WAUKESHA COUNTY-- FOR

ALLEGEDLY BEATING ARMANDO CRUZ AS HE LEFT A BAR ON OCTOBER FIFTH. BIERI AND DAVIS ARE CHARGED ALONG WITH TWO OTHERS-- MARK LENTZ AND JEFF GERLOSKI. POLICE SAY ALL FOUR ARE WHITE SUPREMACISTS-- AND ALLEGEDLY BEAT CRUZ BECAUSE HE IS HISPANIC.

11-04-03 9 P.M. NEWS 3:23 POR FAVOR ALLUDEME ESTOY ERIDO DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS? IT'S SPANISH FOR PLEASE HELP ME I'M HURT..TALK TO ANY COP OR FIREFIGHTER ESPECIALLY THOSE ON MILWAUKEE'S SOUTH SIDE AND THEY'LL TELL YOU LANGUAGE SKILLS ARE NOW CRITICAL...FOX 6'S MARA MACDONALD GOT UNPRECEDENTED ACCESS TO FRONT LINE FIREFIGHTERS TO SHOW YOU WHAT IT'S REALLY LIKE ON THE STREETS..AND SHE WENT BEHIND CLOSED DOORS WITH THE MPD WHO FEAR THE LANGUAGE DIVIDE WILL END IN DEATH.

11-08-03 WAKEUP :22 AN ALLEGED WHITE SUPREMACIST IS ON THE LOOSE. FOX 6 NEWS HAS LEARNED MARK DAVIS VIOLATED THE TERMS OF HIS WORK RELEASE. NOW THERE'S WARRANT OUT FOR HIS ARREST. DAVIS FACES HATE CRIME CHARGES IN WAUKESHA COUNTY.

11-29-03 9 P.M. :20 IT MAY BE NOVEMBER 29TH, BUT FOR SOME TODAY MARKS THE START OF THE NEW YEAR. IT'S A TRADITION THAT STARTED FOR AMONG CITIZENS LONG BEFORE THEY EMIGRATED TO AMERICA. AND TODAY LOCAL AMONG RESIDENTS ARE TAKING TIME OUT TO RECOGNIZE THE HOLIDAY AT THE SHEBOYGAN ARMORY.

12-04-03 9 P.M. 1:44 DOZENS OF HIGH-PROFILE BLACK N-F-L PLAYERS ARE ON THE RECEIVING END OF THREATENING LETTERS THAT ARE RACIALLY CHARGED. THE LETTERS WERE POSTMARKED FROM CITIES IN OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA. FOX'S KEVIN FREEMAN SAYS INVESTIGATORS BELIEVE THEY CAME FROM THE SAME PERSON.

12-11-03 10 P.M. :40 ONE MONTH FROM TODAY-- MILWAUKEE WILL CELEBRATE THE LESSONS TAUGHT BY DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JUNIOR. IT'LL BE THE CITY'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF DOCTOR KING...AND ORGANIZERS OF THE EVENT ARE PROMISING AN EVENT LIKE NO OTHER. THEY STEPPED BEFORE THE MICROPHONE TODAY-- TO GIVE US AN IDEA OF WHAT TO EXPECT THAT DAY

BASIC NEEDS & HELP FOOD AND SHELTER, IMPACT OF JOB LOSSES, GAS PRICES.

10-6-03: 5P: 2:09 THOUSANDS ARE ALREADY APPLYING FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE. THE LINES AT THE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION ARE LONG. FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK EXPLAINS

10-5-03: 10P: 2:01 THE GARBAGE IS PILING UP IN FRONT OF HOMES IN KENOSHA COUNTY. THE HOMEOWNERS HAVE GARBAGE HAULERS IN ILLINOIS TO THANK FOR IT. FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE SORTS OUT THIS MESSY DILEMMA.

10-4-03: WAKEUP: 3:30 M AND I BANK IN CONJUNCTION WITH AMERICA'S SECOND HARVEST IS HOLDING A DIAPER DRIVE. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO DONATE DISPOSABLE DIAPERS OR MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS AT ANY M AND I OFFICE IN MILWAUKEE OZAUKEE WASHINGTON AN WAUKESHA COUNTY. ON THE PHONE TO TALK ABOUT THE DIAPER DRIVE IS MICHELE NYGRO.. M AND I METRO MILWAUKEE PRESIDENT.

10-23-03 WAKEUP 2:00 CAN YOU SPARE A PINT? THE BLOOD CENTER NEEDS YOUR HELP BECAUSE OF A CRITICAL SHORTAGE. MICHAEL LANKIEWICZ IS HERE THIS MORNING TO TALK ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP.

10-22-03 5 P.M. NEWS 1:46 IF BEEF IS "WHAT'S FOR DINNER" AT YOUR HOUSE-- LISTEN UP. IT'S GOING TO COST YOU A LOT MORE OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. FOX'S DAGEN MCDOWELL TELLS YOU WHY THE COST OF COW PRODUCTS IS SOARING-- IN TONIGHT'S MONEY SAVER.

10-27-03 WAKEUP WE'VE GOT SOME GOOD NEWS FOR DRIVERS THIS MORNING. GAS PRICES HAVE DROPPED AGAIN OVER THE PAST TWO WEEKS. THE AVERAGE PRICE OF A GALLON DROPPED 2 CENTS IN THAT TIME.

10-26-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:38 NEW AT NINE: THE HUNGER TASK FORCE IS GETTING A LITTLE EXTRA HELP - THANKS TO A GROUP OF THIRD- GRADERS. THE KIDS VOLUNTEERED THIS MORNING AT A LOCAL BAKERY TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE HUNGRY. FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK HAS THE STORY.

10-24-03 9 P.M. 1:50 LOOK AT ANY CHILD ... CAN YOU IMAGINE WHAT THAT CHILD MIGHT GROW UP TO BE? WITH THE RIGHT DIRECTION AND NURTURING-- THE ANSWERS ARE ENDLESS. YOU COULD STEER A CHILD IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION AS AN ADOPTIVE PARENT.

10-29-03 5 P.M. 1:22 GET READY TO DIG DEEP! THIS WINTER'S HEATING BILLS COULD BE SOME OF THE HIGHEST YOU'LL PAY. IN TONIGHT'S MONEY SAVER-- WAYS TO CUT THOSE COSTS.

11-02-03 WAKEUP :55 AS WE HEAD INTO THE HOLIDAY SEASON.. THE HUNGER TASK FORCE OF MILWAUKEE IS ASKING AREA FOLKS TO GET INTO THE GIVING SPIRIT. STARTING TOMORROW THE "FILL THE WHITE BARREL WITH FOOD CAMPAIGN" BEGINS.. THE SPECIAL BARRELS WILL BE IN PLACE THROUGHOUT THE AREA. THE HUNGER TASK FORCE CONTINUES TO BE MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S ONLY FREE FOOD SOURCE TO 63 SMALLER FOOD PANTRIES AND 20 MEAL PROGRAMS. SO FAR THIS YEAR THE HUNGER TASK FORCE HAS SPENT A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS BUYING FOOD.

11-01-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:53 DONATIONS ARE DOWN AND THE NEED FOR FOOD IS WAY UP. SHELVES AT MILWAUKEE'S HUNGER TASK FORCE ARE NEAR EMPTY TONIGHT. IN A STORY YOU'LL ONLY SEE ON FOX SIX -- BOB MOORE TELLS YOU HOW YOU CAN HELP END THE WORST LOCAL FOOD SHORTAGE IN A DECADE.

11-01-03 WAKEUP 3:30 OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD WILL HELP 7-MILLION SUFFERING KIDS WORLD-WIDE THIS HOLIDAY SEASON. NOW IN IT'S 10TH YEAR YOU TOO CAN FILL A SHOE BOX WILL GIFTS AND MAKE THIS SEASON BRIGHTER FOR SOMEONE LESS FORTUNATE. JOINING US THIS MORNING TO TALK ABOUT THIS MIKE MACEJKOVIC OF WOODED HILLS BIBLE CHURCH.

11-08-03 WAKEUP :17

TIS THE SEASON...THE RED KETTLE CAMPAIGN HAS STARTED FOR ANOTHER YEAR! IT'S THE SALVATIONS ARMY'S ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN. VOLUNTEER BELL RINGERS WILL BE OUT ACROSS SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN-- COLLECTING HOLIDAY DONATIONS.

11-10-03 10 P.M. 1:20 WOULD YOU BUY A BOWL THAT DIDN'T QUITE HOLD SOUP? YOU MIGHT--IF YOU KNEW IT WAS FOR THE EMPTY BOWLS PROJECT. IT'S A SOUP FEAST FOR YOU...AND A WAY TO RAISE MONEY FOR RACINE COUNTY'S "HOMEWARD BOUND" -- A SHELTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN. FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TELLS YOU ABOUT THE PROJECT-- AND HOW YOU CAN HELP.

11-17-03 6 P.M. NEWS 1:28 WITH THE HOLIDAYS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER, FOOD PANTRIES FACE A PROBLEM THAT GROWS BIGGER EVERY DAY. NEW AT SIX, FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK REPORTS PANTRIES THAT SUPPLY FAMILIES WITH FOOD ARE RUNNING DANGEROUSLY LOW ON SUPPLIES

11-18-03 6 P.M. :45 THE HUNGER PROBLEM IN MILWAUKEE IS IN DIRE STRAITS -- FOOD PANTRIES ARE BARE. NOW ROUNDY'S -WHICH OPERATES PIC N' SAVE STORES - IS CREATING A NEW FOUNDATION TO HELP FEED FAMILIES AND INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE GROWING HUNGER PROBLEM IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA. ROUNDY'S C-E-O TALKED WITH ME ONE- ON-ONE ABOUT HIS HOPES FOR MAKING OUR COMMUNITY A BETTER PLACE

11-20-03 9 P.M. 1:04 NEW AT NINE: IT'S A PROBLEM THAT GETS WORSE THIS TIME OF YEAR-- HOMELESSNESS. THE COLD NIGHTS ARE ONLY GOING TO GET COLDER. NOW SOME CARDINAL STRITCH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS ARE TRYING TO BRING SOME ATTENTION TO THE PROBLEM. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS HAS THE STORY NEW AT NINE.

11-22-03 9 P.M. 1:20 THIS IS THE SEASON OF GIVING...TODAY... HUNDREDS DONATED HOURS OF HARD WORK AS PART OF THE HUNGER TASK FORCE'S VOLUNTEER DAY. BUT MANY SAY THE EFFORT SHOULD CONTINUE LONG AFTER THIS SPECIAL DAY IS OVER. NEW AT NINE-- FOX 6'S DAWN HASBROUCK SHOWS YOU WHY.

TRANSPORTATION EXPRESSWAY CHANGES: MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE, PARK EAST, AND CONSTRUCTION SEASON.

10-29-03 6 P.M. NEWS :33 A MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT IS SET TO START NEXT WEEK. GOVERNOR DOYLE HAS APPROVED A TWO POINT TWO MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT TO REPLACE THE "NORTH PORT WASHINGTON BRIDGE" IN GLENDALE. THE 90 YEAR OLD BRIDGE WILL BE WIDENED FOR TRAFFIC. THE OTHER GOAL OF THE PROJECT IS TO GET TRAFFIC MOVING ALONG HAMPTON AVENUE, BY ADDING LEFT AND RIGHT TURN LANES. THE BRIDGE SHUTS DOWN ON MONDAY AND IS EXPECTED TO REOPEN IN MID-MAY

11-17-03 5 P.M. 1:19

DO YOU BUCKLE UP? TONIGHT, HERE'S ANOTHER REASON WHY YOU SHOULD. THE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION AND SAFETY BOARD IS ASKING WISCONSIN TO PASS A TOUGHER SEAT BELT LAW. NEW AT FIVE-- FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY TELLS YOU-- THAT AGENCY WANTS A LAW THAT ALLOWS POLICE TO PULL YOU OVER IF YOUR NOT WEARING YOUR SEAT BELT.

12-02-03 WAKEUP :20 A PROPOSED FEDERAL BUDGET PACKAGE CONTAINS SIX MILLION DOLLARS TO HELP FIX THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE. SENATOR HERB KOHL AND REPRESENTATIVE JERRY KLECZKA SAY THEY'VE MANAGED TO KEEP THE MONEY IN THE 373 BILLION DOLLAR SPENDING PROJECT¶BOTH THE HOUSE AND SENATE MUST APPROVE IT, BUT NEITHER HAS SCHEDULED A VOTE.

CONSUMER PROTECTION PRIVACY: TELEMARKETING NO CALL LIST, COMPUTER / INFORMATION SECURITY, IDENTITY THEFT.

10-2-03: 5P: 2:48 GOVERNOR JIM DOYLE SAYS HE DOESN'T WANT THE PEOPLE OF THE BADGER STATE BEING BADGERED BY TELEMARKETERS. EVEN IF THE FEDERAL DO-NOT-CALL LIST FAILS IN COURT.

10-23-3 WAKEUP :21 THE SENATE IS MOVING TO CRACK DOWN ON UNSOLICITED E-MAILS. IT'S VOTED 97-TO- NOTHING TO APPROVE THE "CAN SPAM" BILL. IT IMPOSES LIMITS AND PENALTIES ON THE MILLIONS OF E-MAILS WHICH CLOG IN- BOXES WITH OFFERS OF CHEAP LOANS, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND PORNOGRAPHY.

10-2703 WAKEUP 1:54 SOMEONE OUT THERE IS TAKING ADVANTAGE OF PEOPLE JUST LOOKING FOR A DECENT JOB. THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED TO ONE RACINE MAN AND AT LEAST ONE-HUNDRED OTHER PEOPLE. AND NOW-- OAK CREEK POLICE ARE ON THE CASE. FOX 6'S MARA MACDONALD HAS THE STORY.

10-25-03 WAKEUP :25 IT APPEARS SOME COMPANIES AREN'T GETTING THE MESSAGE - SO THE STATE IS GOING AFTER THEM. THREE LAWSUITS HAVE BEEN FILED IN WISCONSIN AGAINST TELEMARKETERS FOR REPEATEDLY CALLING PEOPLE ON THE STATE'S DO-NOT-CALL LIST.

11-01-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:58 CELL PHONES ARE BECOMING EVEN MORE HAZARDOUS-- TO YOUR WALLET. WIRELESS PHONE COMPANIES HAVE RACKED UP MORE THAN SIX- HUNDRED- MILLION DOLLARS BY CHARGING CUSTOMERS FOR A FUTURE "NUMBER PORTABILITY" SERVICE. THAT MEANS YOU CAN KEEP YOUR PHONE NUMBER, EVEN IF YOU SWITCH SERVICE PROVIDERS. BUT THAT SERVICE HASN'T EVEN BEEN IMPLEMENTED YET-- SO WHY ARE MILLIONS OF CUSTOMERS GETTING BILLED FOR IT NOW?

11-01-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:30 IF YOU HATE GETTING CALLS FROM TELEMARKETERS-- YOU PROBABLY PUT YOUR NAME ON THE "DO NOT CALL LIST. BUT, IF YOU THINK THAT WILL STOP ALL THE CALLS-- THINK AGAIN. TONIGHT, IN A CONTACT SIX ALERT-- KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU WHY THE NO-CALL LIST HAS SOME LOOPHOLES YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT.

11-03-03 9PM NEWS :30 THE FIRST PENALTY FOR BREAKING THE RULES OF "THE DO NOT CALL" LIST COULD BE HANDED OUT TO "A-T & T. "THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION ACCUSES THE LONG DISTANCE GIANT OF MAKING 78 PHONE CALLS TO 29 CUSTOMERS ON THE NATIONAL "DO NOT CALL" LIST. A-T-AND T WOULD HAVE TO PAY A $10-THOUSAND DOLLAR FINE FOR EVERY CALL-- OR 780-GRAND.

11-05-03 WAKEUP NEWS THE SENATE IS ABOUT TO APPROVE A BILL THAT WOULD GIVE CONSUMERS MORE WEAPONS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST IDENTITYTHEFT. AMONG OTHER THINGS-- THE MEASURE WOULD GIVE CONSUMERS A FREE COPY OF THEIR CREDIT REPORT EVERY YEAR. CONSUMER GROUPS AREN'T COMPLETELY HAPPY WITH THE BILL. THAT'S BECAUSE IT WOULD PREVENT STATES FROM SETTING THEIR OWN RULES ON HOW BUSINESSES USE, SHARE AND REPORT DATA ON CONSUMERS.

11-05-03 5 P.M. 1:22 A LOT OF KIDS SPEND TIME AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY... RUMMAGING THROUGH BOOKS AND CD'S AND VIDEO TAPE TITLES... IF THEY ARE CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT THEY FIND... THEY CHECK CAN THEM OUT.... AND THEIR PARENTS DON'T HAVE TO KNOW. BUT, ASSEMBLY BILL 169 MIGHT CHANGE THAT. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS EXPLAINS HOW-- NEW AT FIVE.

11-08-03 WAKEUP 1:47 CELL-PHONE USERS, BEWARE! YOU MAY HAVE THOUGHT USING A CELL PHONE WOULD HELP KEEP RELENTLESS TELEMARKETERS FROM DIALING YOUR DIGITS...BUT NOT SO FAST...ALL THAT'S CHANGING.

LEADERSHIP

9-24-03: 5P: 2:22 SANDY FOLARON ENTERED THE RACE FOR MAYOR AND SHE SAYS HER CAMPAIGN IS PICKING UP STEAM. FOX SIX WANTS YOU TO MEET THE CANDIDATES AND DEANNA DURANTE INTRODUCES YOU TO SANDY FOLARON.

9-25-03 9 P.M. 3:44 FOX SIX WANTS TO HELP YOU TO GET TO KNOW THE CANDIDATES IN THE MILWAUKEE MAYORAL RACE. WE'RE PROFILING ONE OF THEM EACH WEEK FOR AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THEIR VIEWS ON ISSUES THAT MATTER TO YOU. TONIGHT-- WE'RE FOCUSING ON FRANK CUMBERBATCH. CUMBERBATCH IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE WHO'S AN IMMIGRANT.

10-29-03 9 P.M. NEWS 1:48 FIFTEEN KNOWN -- AND NOT SO KNOWN - CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING TO BE MILWAUKEE'S NEXT MAYOR. TONIGHT-- ONE OF THE NOT SO KNOWNS. BUT DON'T TELL LEON TODD THAT. HE'S RUNNING A CLEAN CAMPAIGN -- AND I DO MEAN CLEAN. HERE'S FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE.

11-02-03 9 P.M. 2:45 FOX SIX WANTS TO HELP YOU TO GET TO KNOW THE CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE. WE'RE PROFILING ONE OF THEM EACH WEEK, FOR AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT THEIR VIEWS ON THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO YOU. TONIGHT-- WE'RE FOCUSING ON FORMER SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER LEON TODD. TODD IS A 62 YEAR OLD RETIRED BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT. MILW. SCHOOL BOARD, 10 YEARS¶ HE SERVED ON THE MILWAUKEE SCHOOL BOARD FOR TEN YEARS.¶ TODD HAS FOUR CHILDREN AND HE AND HIS WIFE LIVE IN MILWAUKEE. TONIGHT FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE INTRODUCES YOU TO LEON TODD.

11-13-03 9 P.M. 1:27 SCHOOL TEACHER IS AMONG THE FIFTEEN CANDIDATES TO BE MILWAUKEE'S NEXT MAYOR. JOHN PITTA WANTS TO SPRUCE UP MILWAUKEE'S NATIONAL IMAGE, BEAT-UP ON HEALTH CARE COSTS AND CRIME AND PROP-UP THE DISADVANTAGED. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE SHOWS YOU HE'S ALREADY LEARNING ONE LESSON ABOUT CAMPAIGNING -- SPORTS METAPHORS!

11-19-03 9 P.M. 1:14 YOUR VOTE COUNTS-- AND THE UPCOMING HIGH-PROFILE RACE FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR IS A PRIME EXAMPLE. AND ONE OF THE MOST HIGH-PROFILE CANDIDATES IS OUR FOCUS TONIGHT. HE LIKES THE CAMERA, BUT WHAT DOES HE STAND FOR? FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TALKS WITH MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE.

11-24-03 WAKEUP :35 MILWAUKEE'S FORMER POLICE CHIEF MAKES IT OFFICIAL -- HE'S RUNNING FOR MAYOR. ARTHUR JONES MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT YESTERDAY. JONES SAYS IT WAS A DECISION HE MADE SOME TIME AGO-- BUT WANTED TO WAIT UNTIL HIS TENURE WITH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS OVER BEFORE MAKING IT OFFICIAL

12-01-03 WAKEUP :26 LET THE RACE FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR BEGIN! TODAY IS THE OFFICIAL KICK-OFF TO THE SPRING ELECTION PROCESS FOR THOSE RUNNING FOR MAYOR. THAT'S BECAUSE STARTING TODAY-- CANDIDATES CAN LEGALLY BEGIN CIRCULATING NOMINATION PAPERS.

11-30-03 10 PM NEWS 1:23 THE WAR IS ON AND THE GLOVES ARE COMING OFF. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THE TELEVISION WAR THAT WILL TAKE PLACE BEFORE THE WISCONSIN PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY -- ALSO FEBRUARY 17TH. ETER LINTON-SMITH SHOWS YOU TWO ADS AIRING IN THE MIDWEST RIGHT NOW. T'S NEW-- AND ONLY ON FOX 6 NEWS AT TEN.

12-4-03 9 P.M. 1:47 ALL CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR WANT NAME RECOGNITION --- BUT WHEN YOU HEAR ARTHUR JONES YOU PROBABLY ALSO THINK "CONTROVERSY. "OUR CANDIDATE PROFILES FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR CONTINUE TONIGHT WITH THE FORMER MILWAUKEE POLICE CHIEF. ARTHUR JONES GRADUATED FROM NORTH DIVISION HIGH SCHOOL.

12-12-03 WAKEUP 1:27 MAYOR JOHN NORQUIST HAS JUST 21 DAYS LEFT TO RUN THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE. HE'S STEPPING DOWN AFTER 15 YEARS AS MAYOR. LAST NIGHT-- HE AND HIS WIFE HELD A FAREWELL PARTY FOR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS. IT WAS INITIATION- ONLY. AND, OUR KELLY JOYCE WAS THE ONLY TELEVISION REPORTER ALLOWED IN.

COAL PLANT

10-28-03 5 P.M. NEWS :60 WE ENERGIES WANTS TO BUILD ONE OF THE NATION'S LARGEST COAL PLANTS IN OAK CREEK. BUT THE UTILITY ISN'T GETTING MUCH SUPPORT. THE ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP "RESET" DUMPED 20 TONS OF TOPSOIL IN OAK CREEK TODAY-- REPRESENTING THE AMOUNT OF AIR POLLUTION THE GROUP CLAIMS THE COAL PLANT WOULD GENERATE. ABOUT AN HOUR LATER-- THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

10-28-03 WAKEUP :30 IT'S CALLED THE "POWER OF THE FUTURE PLAN. "BUT THIS MORNING - IT'S UNCLEAR IF "WE ENERGIES" PLAN TO BUILD THREE COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS AT ITS OAK CREEK LOCATION WILL GO FORWARD. THE PLAN HAS COME UNDER FIRE FROM ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS THAT SAY IT WILL INCREASE AIR POLLUTION. AND TODAY -- YOU'LL HAVE A CHANCE TO VOICE YOUR OPINION ON THAT PLAN. THE STATE D-N-R IS HOLDING A PUBLIC HEARING TODAY ON AIR PERMITS FOR THE EXPANSION.

10-30-03 WAKEUP NEWS 1:30 ONE DECISION. TWO VERY DIFFERENT OPINIONS. THE STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION HAS APPROVED WISCONSIN ENERGY CORPORATION'S PLAN TO BUILD TWO COAL-FIRED PLANTS IN OAK CREEK AND PEOPLE ARE ALL FIRED UP. FOX 6 DAWN HASBROUCK JOINS US LIVE FROM THERE WITH THE LATEST ON THE DEBATE. DAWN?

10-29-03 10 P.M. NEWS 1:40 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- ALL FIRED UP. IT'S PRACTICALLY A DONE DEAL...THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION TODAY TENTATIVELY OKAYED A PLAN TO BUILD TWO COAL- FIRED POWER PLANTS IN OAK CREEK. WITH THAT REALIZATION-- RESIDENTS THERE ARE NOW BEGINNING TO WEIGH THEIR FUTURE...AND SEEING THE OUTCOME IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS MORE-- ON THIS DEVELOPING STORY.

10-29-03 6 P.M. 1:30 STATE REGULATORS ARE TAKING A STAND IN ONE OF THE BIGGEST ENVIRONMENTAL BATTLES IN WISCONSIN. WE ENERGIES WANTS TO BUILD THREE COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN OAK CREEK. TODAY, THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION SAID IT SUPPORTS BUILDING TWO COAL PLANTS, BUT NOT A THIRD. THE GROUP SAYS A THIRD PLANT IS TOO EXPENSIVE.

11-10-03 WAKEUP :30 IT'S A PROPOSAL THAT HAS PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE DEBATE "FIRED" UP. AND TODAY -- STATE REGULATORS ARE EXPECTED TO MAKE A FINAL DECISION ON "WE ENERGIES" PLANS TO BUILD COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN OAK CREEK.

11-10-03 10 P.M. 1:30 ONE RULING, TWO POWER PLANTS AND THOUSANDS OF JOBS. THE WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION GIVES THE GO-AHEAD FOR "WE ENERGIES" TO BUILD TWO, COAL- FIRED POWER PLANTS IN OAK CREEK. THE DECISION COULD BE THE BEST NEWS FOR THE AREA'S CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN YEARS. BUT NOT EVERYONE'S IN FAVOR OF IT. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THIS DEVELOPING STORY-- NEW AT TEN.

LOCAL TROOPS

11-08-03 10 P.M. :23 IT WAS A TEARFUL REUNION FOR A NUMBER OF FAMILIES AT MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TONIGHT. NINE CIVIL ENGINEERS FROM THE 440TH AIRLIFT WING RETURNED HOME FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THEY WERE SENT TO IRAQ.

11-08-03 10 P.M. 2:04 ONE OF THE UNITS IN TODAY'S VETERANS PARADE INCLUDED "WISCONSIN CARES" -- AN ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS TROOPS IN IRAQ. FOX SIX FIRST TOLD YOU ABOUT WISCONSIN CARES SEVERAL WEEKS AGO. IT'S THE STORY OF AN OAK CREEK COUPLE ON A MISSION TO MAKE SURE THEIR DAUGHTER AND HER FRIENDS -- CONTINUE TO RECEIVE CARE PACKAGES FROM HOME. BOB MOORE HAS THEIR STORY-- ONLY ON FOX SIX.

11-08-03 WAKEUP :30 A KENOSHA NATIVE IS ONE OF TWO MARINES KILLED AT THE TWENTY-NINE PALMS NAVAL BASE IN CALIFORNIA. 22-YEAR-OLD ANGEL WATHEN OF KENOSHA AND 22-YEAR- OLD JULIO CHAVARRIA-VARGAS WERE FOUND IN A BURNING CAR ON SUNDAY. A SHERIFFS DEPUTY SAYS EACH WAS SHOT-- THEN THE CAR WAS TORCHED.

11:08:03 WAKEUP :20 ABOUT 700 WISCONSIN SOLDIERS HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED-- THEY COULD SOON BE HEADED TO IRAQ. THEY INCLUDE THE 1ST BATTALION 126TH FIELD ARTILLERY, WHICH IS HEADQUARTERED IN KENOSHA-- WITH UNITS IN WHITEWATER, OAK CREEK, RACINE AND BURLINGTON.

11-07-03 10 P.M. :40 A WISCONSIN SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ IS REMEMBERED TODAY. AT HER FUNERAL-- PRIVATE FIRST CLASS RACHEL BOSVELD WAS CARRIED WITH FULL MILITARY HONORS. THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY IN BERLIN WAS BARELY BIG ENOUGH TO HOLD ALL OF THOSE WHO WANTED TO SAY GOODBYE.

11-10-03 5 P.M. 1:32 HOW DO YOU PLAN ON SAYING THANK YOU TOMORROW ON VETERANS DAY? SOME FIRST GRADERS AT BURBANK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WROTE LETTERS TO MILWAUKEE AREA VETS. ONLY ON FOX SIX TONIGHT-- LISA CHAN SHOWS YOU THEY HAD TWO IMPORTANT QUESTIONS THEY WANTED ANSWERED.

11-09-03 WAKEUP 1:32 WHILE THE DANGER REMAINS HIGH-- MANY U-S SOLDIERS STILL TALK OF THE PROGRESS BEING MADE IN IRAQ. THOSE WORDS ARE ECHOED BY A MILWAUKEE SOLDIER. THIS MORNING, HE TELLS FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE-- HE STILL BELIEVES IN THE WAR AND THE JOB HE'S BEEN SENT TO DO.

11-16-03 10 P.M. :34 THE COLLISION BETWEEN TWO BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS IN IRAQ IS HITTING HARD-- HERE IN WISCONSIN TONIGHT. THAT'S BECAUSE TWO OF THE 17 SOLDIERS KILLED-- WERE FROM OUR STATE. THE HELICOPTERS COLLIDED YESTERDAY-- OVER MOSUL, IRAQ. SERGEANT WARREN HANSEN, OF CLINTONVILLE-- AND SPECIALIST EUGENE UHL THE THIRD, OF AMHERST-- WERE KILLED IN THE WRECK.

11-16-03 10 P.M. :34 THE CIVIL ENGINEERS SPENT THE LAST FOUR MONTHS WITH THE 440TH IN IRAQ. AND TODAY-- RETURNED ABOARD A COMMERCIAL FLIGHT INTO MILWAUKEE. THE GUARD MEMBERS SAY THEY COULDN'T BE HAPPIER TO BE HOME WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY

11-16-03 10 P.M. 1:21

A SOLDIER WITH FAMILY IN SHEBOYGAN IS ENLISTING HIS SISTER FOR HELP...IT'S HIS CHRISTMAS WISH TO DELIVER CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO ALL TROOPS WHO CROSS HIS PATH. AND FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TELLS YOU...

11-24-03 5 P.M. 1:27 VETERANS FROM THE AMERICAN LEGION HALL IN MEQUON ARE WELCOMING HOME A SOLDIER FROM IRAQ. THIS CHAPLAIN'S LUNCH IS A WAY FOR THE VETERANS TO SAY THANK YOU FOR SERVING OUR COUNTRY. X 6'S LISA CHAN TALKS WITH THIS LOCAL SOLDIER ABOUT WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE HOME.

11-29-03 9 P.M. :48 A WISCONSIN SOLDIER IS BEING REMEMBERED IN HIS HOME TOWN TONIGHT. ARMY SERGEANT WARREN HANSEN WAS KILLED WHEN TWO BLACK HAWK HELICOPTERS COLLIDED IN IRAQ EARLIER THIS MONTH.

11-28-03 9 P.M. 1:45 ABOUT 300 MEMBERS OF THE 440TH AIRLIFT WING ARE GETTING READY TO HEAD TO THE MIDDLE EAST. TODAY-- THEY OFFICIALLY GOT THEIR ORDERS. THE MILWAUKEE BASED- RESERVISTS WILL RELIEVE MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO HAVE BEEN ON DUTY FOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS OR MORE.

12-2-03 9 P.M. :30 DOZENS OF RESERVISTS WITH MILWAUKEE'S 440TH AIRLIFT WING ARE HEADING TO DUTY OVERSEAS EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. OFFICIALLY, THEY'RE GOING TO SOUTHWEST ASIA BUT MOST EXPECT THAT WILL MEAN TIME IN IRAQ. THE RESERVISTS WERE ORDERED TO ACTIVE DUTY LAST WEEK.

12-04-03 WAKEUP 1:25 A NEW BERLIN MOM AND DAD ARE COMING TO GRIPS WITH BEING SEPARATED FROM THEIR THREE DAUGHTERS...ALL THREE WILL BE SERVING IN IRAQ. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU HOW THE FAMILY IS COPING WITH HAVING SO MANY LOVED ONES IN SUCH A DANGEROUS PLACE.

12-07-03 10 P.M. 1:14 JESSICA LYNCH WILL LIKELY BE THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE PERSON ASSOCIATED WITH THE IRAQ WAR..BUT WOMEN HAVE BEEN SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES FOR GENERATIONS. TODAY ON THE 62ND ANNIVERSARY OF PEARL HARBOR-- FOX SIX'S PETER LINTON-SMITH TELL US-- FOR THE FIRST TIME WOMEN ARE BEING RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS ...

12-09-03 5 P.M. 1:32 A NEW GROUP OF WISCONSIN SOLDIERS IS PREPARING TO SPEND TIME OVERSEAS... THE 118TH MEDICAL BATTALION HAS BEEN CALLED TO DUTY. INCLUDING THE LAST OF THREE SISTERS FROM NEW BERLIN TO SERVE IN THE NATIONAL GUARD. FOX SIX'S JOE LABARBERA HAS THEIR STORY.

EDUCATION

1-1-04 6 P.M. NEWS 1:41 HERE'S A RESOLUTION PARENTS MIGHT WANT TO MAKE FOR 2004-- GET INVOLVED IN YOUR KIDS' SCHOOLS. EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TELLS YOU...THE NATIONAL P-T-A IS LAUNCHING A CAMPAIGN TO GET PARENTS THINKING.

1-7-03 5 P.M. 1:30 A SPECIAL AFTER- SCHOOL PROGRAM IN A MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL CAUGHT THE EYE OF THE CITY'S ACTING MAYOR, LAST WEEK. FOX SIX'S JOANNE WILLIAMS WENT TO CASS STREET SCHOOL TO GET AN UPDATE ON HOW THE TUTORING PROGRAM IS GOING.

1-9-04 WAKEUP :25 PRESIDENT BUSH SAYS HIS "NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND" PROGRAM IS WORKING. THE PRESIDENT MARKED THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF HIS EDUCATION OVERHAUL YESTERDAY IN KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. AND JOINING HIM THERE WERE REPRESENTATIVES FROM MILWAUKEE'S BARTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

1-12-04 10 P.M. :45 NEW AT TEN-- A NEED TO BE FILLED...THE CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF MILWAUKEE IS TRAINING PEOPLE TO BE READING TUTORS. IT'S PART OF A PROGRAM CALLED "PROJECT CONNECT."

1-13-04 10P.M. :50 THE MILWAUKEE ARCHDIOCESE IS CLOSING AT LEAST FIVE OF ITS SCHOOLS IN WEST ALLIS AND WEST MILWAUKEE.

1-13-04 5P .M. 1:25 FACED WITH SHRINKING ENROLLMENT AND RISING COSTS THE MILWAUKEE ARCHDIOCESE HAS COME UP WITH A PLAN TO MERGE A NUMBER OF ITS SCHOOLS IN WEST ALLIS AND WEST MILWAUKEE. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU HOW A NEW TWO CAMPUS SET UP IS EXPECTED IMPROVE EDUCATION AND SAVE THE ARCHDIOCESE ABOUT A MILLION DOLLARS.

1-13-04 5 P.M. :15 MIXED NEWS FROM MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. GRADUATION RATES ARE UP, BUT SO ARE DROPOUT RATES.

1-15-04 5 P.M. 1:24 FOUR MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS FROM RACINE WILL BE MEETING WITH SCIENTISTS WORKING ON THE MARS PROJECT. FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI SAYS THEY'RE HELPING PLAN A CURRICULUM ABOUT FUTURE MARS EXPLORATION.

1-19-04 NOON :25 SCHOOL BOARDS IN WISCONSIN COULD SOON GET MORE CONTROL OF THEIR DISTRICTS. STATE LEGISLATORS ARE CONSIDERING A BILL THAT WOULD CUT 14 MANDATES IMPOSED ON SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTION.

1-23-04 6 P.M. 1:23 WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH 50 THOUSAND DOLLARS YOU NEVER EXPECTED TO HAVE? SOME MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPALS ARE ANSWERING THAT QUESTION TONIGHT. NEW TONIGHT AT SIX-- FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA TAKES A LOOK AT HOW THEY INTEND TO SPEND THAT MONEY.

1-26-04 5 P.M. 2:06 THE WAUKESHA SCHOOL DISTRICT ANNOUNCED TODAY THE OPENING OF ITS FIRST VIRTUAL HIGH SCHOOL IN THE STATE. STARTING NEXT FALL, STUDENTS CAN GO TO A WEBSITE, GET THEIR LESSONS AND NEVER LEAVE HOME. THE WISCONSIN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION COUNCIL IS CHALLENGING VIRTUAL SCHOOLS IN COURT.

1-27-04 10 P.M. :49

TONIGHT IN MILWAUKEE, IT'S HARDER FOR KIDS TO ACCESS PORNOGRAPHIC WEBSITES AT CITY LIBRARIES. MAYOR PRATT TODAY ANNOUNCED THAT FILTERS HAVE BEEN PLACED ON COMPUTERS IN THE CHILDREN'S SECTIONS OF CITY LIBRARIES.

1-28-04 6 P.M. 1:16 A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FROM MILWAUKEE IS AN INTERNATIONAL TV STAR, THIS WEEK. EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TELLS YOU-- IT'S BECAUSE HE IS ON THE BIGGEST FIELD TRIP OF HIS LIFE.

2-1-04 WAKEUP 1:57 IS IT CHEATING OR JUST OVER ZEALOUS COACHING? THAT'S THE QUESTION BREWERS HILL RESIDENTS ARE ASKING THIS MORNING. THE SPECULATION COMES AFTER M-P-S LAUNCHES AN INVESTIGATION TO FIND OUT IF STAFF AT PALMER ELEMENTARY GAVE COPIES OF TESTS TO STUDENTS TO STUDY AHEAD OF TIME. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE HAS REACTION.

2-2-04 6 P.M. 1:34 A MILWAUKEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IS DOING SOME DAMAGE CONTROL, AFTER AN INVESTIGATION INTO ILLEGAL TESTING PRACTICES. STUDENTS AT PALMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SAW A NEW SUBSTITUTE PRINCIPAL AND SEVERAL SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS TODAY. THEY GOT REPLACED, FOR NOW, WHILE THE HIGHER-UPS AT MPS LOOK TO SEE IF STUDENTS WERE ENCOURAGED TO CHEAT ON STANDARDIZED TESTS. NEW AT SIX -- MORE ON THE DEVELOPING STORY SURROUNDING THE TESTING SCANDAL FROM FOX SIX'S JOANNE WILLIAMS

2-4-04 1:40 WOULD MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN BETTER IF THE DISTRICT HAD AN EXTRA $20-MILLION DOLLARS? FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS LOCAL EDUCATORS ARE COUNTING THE ANSWERS.

2-5-04 9 P.M. 1:37 SOME PARENTS SAY EXTRA HOMEWORK, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT, HAS THEIR KIDS STRESSED. ON TOP OF THAT-- THEY SAY IT ROBS KIDS OF BEING ABLE TO SPEND TIME WITH THEIR FAMILY. NOW SOME PARENTS ARE MAKNG A PUSH TO GET TEACHERS TO STOP GIVING SO MUCH HOMEWORK. FOX 6'S RICHARD RANSOM HAS TONIGHT'S KID SMART.

2-13-04 5 P.M. 1:32 A NEW SCHOOL IN GREENDALE IS IN THE MIDDLE OF IT'S FIRST YEAR AND IT LOOKS LIKE IT HAS A BRIGHT FUTURE. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SHOWS YOU A SCHOOL --JUST FOR SOME OF THE ¤ NEW AT FIVE ASC¶LITTLEST LEARNERS-- NEW AT FIVE.

2-19-04 :42 10 P.M. TONIGHT, SOME MILWAUKEE PARENTS ARE SCRAMBLING TO FIND A NEW SCHOOL FOR THEIR KIDS. THAT'S BECAUSE A JUDGE TODAY ORDERED THAT MANDELLA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATH REMAIN CLOSED. IN A HEARING TODAY, THE JUDGE SAW VIDEOTAPE OF THE VANDALISM AT THE PRIVATE SCHOOL.

2-20-04 5 P.M. 1:19 ENGLISH CLASSES GO ON AS USUAL HERE AT MILWAUKEE'S LEARNING ENTERPRISE SCHOOL DESPITE A SHADOW LOOMING OVER THE SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAM. IT'S CAST BY THE NOW BANKRUPT MANDELLA SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND MATH. BOB HARVEY SAYS IT'S UNFORTUNATE BECAUSE NOT ALL CHOICE SCHOOLS ARE BAD.

2-23-04 10 P.M. :25 THEY ALREADY KNOW HOW TO READ...AND NOW THEY'RE TRYING TO DRUM UP SUPPORT FOR A CHILDREN'S READING PROGRAM. THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MILWAUKEE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYED AT THE SCHOOL'S KLOTSCHE CENTER TONIGHT. PEOPLE WHO SHOWED UP WITH A NEW OR GENTLY USED CHILDREN'S BOOK-- GOT INTO THE GAME FOR JUST THREE-DOLLARS. ALL THE BOOKS COLLECTED TONIGHT WILL BE GIVEN TO THREE- TO FIVE-YEAR OLD STUDENTS AT MILWAUKEE'S SCHOOL FOR EARLY DEVELOPMENT & ACHIEVEMENT

2-26-04 9 P.M. 3:23 YOU CAN GET A REVIEW OF ALMOST ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET---WANNA KNOW IF A RESTAURANT'S GOOD? LOG ON. IS A HOTEL WORTH STAYING AT? THERE ARE ANONYMOUS--SOMETIMES SCATHING--REVIEWS ALL OVER. AND THAT'S WHY TEACHERS ARE WORRIED---- BECAUSE OF A WEBSITE CALLED "RATE MY TEACHERS DOT COM." FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TELLS YOU WHY SOME ARE FRUSTRATED AND WHY SOME TEACHERS WELCOME THE CRITICISM...

02-01-04 WAKEUP 5:05 HERE AT FOX 6 WE WANT YOU TO BE A READER, SO ON THE FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH WE BRING YOU WAKE AND READ. ON THIS MORNING AFTER THE ACADEMY AWARDS, WE TALK ABOUT THREE BOOKS THAT BECAME HEAVILY-NOMINATED MOVIES. MILWAUKEE NOVELIST CJ HRIBAL AND I WENT TO THE TIMES CINEMA ON WEST VLIET IN MILWAUKEE FOR THIS MONTH'S SEGMENT. FOR THE LAST 11 YEARS, THE TIMES HAS BEEN PRESENTING CLASSIC FILMS LIKE CASABLANCA AND SOME HITCHCOCK THRILLERS TOO.

3-2-04 WAKEUP :21 SOME STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES AT ONE MILWAUKEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ARE BEING THROWN OUT. THE STATE INVALIDATED THE PALMER ELEMENTARY SCORES -- BECAUSE TEACHERS ALLEGEDLY HELPED STUDENTS ON THE TESTS.

3-5-04 NOON :40 NEW THIS NOON. THE U.S. SECRETARY OF EDUCATION SAT ON A PANEL IN MILWAUKEE, THIS MORNING, WHERE THE FOCUS WAS ON THE POLITICS OF SCHOOL CHOICE. SECRETARY ROD PAIGE IS IN TOWN FOR A CONVENTION OF THE "BLACK ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS".

3-8-04 WAKEUP 1:15 LAWMAKERS ARE ALREADY CALLING FOR MORE ACCOUNTABILITY AT MILWAUKEE CHOICE AND VOUCHER SCHOOLS. AND NOW -- GOVERNOR DOYLE IS PUSHING TO TAKE IT ONE STEP FURTHER. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT MILWAUKEE'S BROWN STREET ACADEMY WITH MORE.

PUBLIC HEALTH

1-05-04 WAKEUP :25 IN HEALTHY LIVING.. EVERY DAY -- NEARLY ONE-THIRD OF AMERICAN CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF FOUR AND 19 EAT FAST FOOD. RESEARCHERS SAY THAT MAY BE THE REASON WHY NEARLY 15-PERCENT OF KIDS IN THE U-S ARE OBESE.

1-6-04 WAKEUP :30

IN HEALTHY LIVING.. GO AHEAD AND HAVE AN EXTRA CUP OF COFFEE THIS MORNING! NOT ONLY WILL IT HELP PERK YOU UP... BUT IT MAY ALSO REDUCE YOUR RISK OF DEVELOPING DIABETES.

1-5-04 9 P.M. :20 SCHOOL PRINCIPALS MAY LIKE THE CASH SODA MACHINES CAN BRING, BUT NOW PEDIATRICIANS ARE TAKING A STAND AGAINST SODA IN OUR SCHOOLS.

1-5-04 9 P.M. 2:41 BEING GROSSLY OVERWEIGHT CAN TAX YOUR HEALTH AND YOUR HAPPINESS. BUT IT CAN ALSO COST TAXPAYERS BILLIONS OF DOLLARS BECAUSE THE I- R- S RECOGNIZES OBESITY AS A DISEASE

1-8-04 WAKEUP :20 A WEST BEND MAN IS BLAMING CABLE T-V FOR HIS ADDICTION TO TELEVISION - AND FOR MAKING HIS WIFE OVERWEIGHT.

1-12-04 5 P.M. :49 IN HEALTHY LIVING THIS HOUR: PREVENTING WEIGHT GAIN WITH WALKING...JULIE FELDMAN IS HERE WITH SOME NEW FINDINGS OUT TODAY. THIS IS A STUDY THAT JUST LOOKED AT EXERCISE HABITS.

1-12-04 5 P.M. 1:12 ADULTS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES HAVING TROUBLE SAYING NO TO MAKING IT "BIGGIE SIZE. "WITH ONE IN THREE CHILDREN EITHER OVERWEIGHT OR AT RISK OF BECOMING HEAVY--CHILDHOOD OBESITY IS AT AN EPIDEMIC. NEW AT FIVE: FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY TELLS THAT'S WHY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND THE YMCA ARE LAUNCHING A PROGRAM TO HELP FAMILIES GET FIT.

1-15-04 10 P.M. :50 THE HIGH PRICE OF HEALTH CARE IS FINDING ITS WAY INTO CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS FOR MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. THE DISTRICT SAYS IT CAN NO LONGER BEAR THE ENTIRE COST OF HEALTH INSURANCE FOR IT'S EMPLOYEES.

1-15-04 9 P.M. 2:10 THE GOOD NEWS TONIGHT--YOU MAY NOT BE AS RESTRICTED AS YOU THINK. FOOD MAKERS ARE COMING OUT WITH ALL SORTS OF LOW-CARB VERSIONS OF ALL YOUR FAVORITES--INCLUDING POTATO CHIPS! FIRST ON FOX: YANICK DALHOUSE WENT GROCERY SHOPPING FOR LOW-CARBOHYDRATE OPTIONS IN A FAST-FOOD WORLD.

1-19-04 NOON 2:24 AN INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE REPORT RELEASED JUST THIS WEEK SAYS THAT ONE IN THREE AMERICANS WAS UNINSURED AT LEAST A MONTH OR MORE DURING THE PAST TWO YEARS. EACH YEAR, SOME 18 THOUSAND DEATHS CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO LACK OF INSURANCE...

1-26-04 9 P.M. 2:57 A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T MOVE MUCH WHEN THEY'RE WATCHING TELEVISION. BUT YOU CAN BOOST YOUR FITNESS IN 2-MINUTE INTERVALS. SHAUL TURNER TAKES A LOOK AT THE "COMMERCIAL BREAK WORKOUT".

1-28-04 5 P.M. 1;13 ON TELEVISION, EVERYONE IN THE "O.C." IS SUNTAN AND HEALTHY. TURNS OUT, IT'S VERY MUCH LIKE THAT IN WISCONSIN'S "O.C."... EXCEPT FOR THE SUNTANS. A NEW STUDY PUTS OZAUKEE COUNTY AT THE TOP OF THE LIST OF HEALTHIEST COUNTIES IN

THE STATE. NEW TONIGHT AT FIVE-- FOX SIX'S BEV TAYLOR TALKS WITH RESIDENTS OF OUR "O.C." ABOUT WHY THEY'RE SO HEALTHY.

2-5-04 WAKEUP 1:53 MOST WOMEN KNOW TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT BREAST CANCER AND OSTEOPOROSIS. BUT A NEW SURVEY SHOWS FAR TOO MANY WOMEN DON'T REALIZE WHICH AILMENT IS MOST LIKELY TO KILL THEM. C-N-N'S HOLLY FIRFER TAKES A LOOK AT WHAT WOMEN CAN DO TO REDUCE THEIR RISK OF SUFFERING FROM HEART DISEASE.

2-4-04 5 P.M. 1:43 HOLD THE PICKLES, HOLD THE LETTUCE AND HOLD THE LAWSUITS. WISCONSIN LAWMAKERS ARE CONSIDERING A MEASURE TO SHIELD RESTAURANTS, FAST FOOD CHAINS, PROCESSORS AND EVEN ADVERTISERS FROM BEING SUED BY PATRONS -- WHO CLAIM THE FOOD MADE THEM FAT. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE HAS THE STORY-- NEW AT FIVE.

2-10-04 9 P.M. 4:45 THIS DEVICE IS SHOWING UP IN A LOT OF PUBLIC LACES... IT JUMP STARTS A HEART THAT'S NOT BEATING. THAT'S WHY PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO GET THESE DEFIBRILLATORS IN EVERY WISCONSIN SCHOOL. SO FAR, 250 IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA HAVE THEM -- NOT TO MENTION LOTS OF CHURCHES, MALLS, AND BUSINESSES. THESE DEFIBS COME WITH SOME TRAINING. BUT, WHAT IF THOSE TRAINED AREN'T AROUND? WE WANTED TO FIND OUT IF THE AVERAGE PERSON COULD FIGURE OUT HOW TO USE ONE OF THESE IN AN EMERGENCY SITUATION. KELLY JOYCE PUTS THEM TO THE TEST.

2-20-04 WAKEUP :42 IF YOU WANT TO BUY CHEAPER PRESCRIPTION DRUGS -- LOOK NO FURTHER THAN YOUR HOME COMPUTER. GOVERNOR DOYLE MET WITH MINNESOTA'S GOVERNOR YESTERDAY. HE ANNOUNCED THE STATE WILL SOON OPERATE A WEBSITE -- SIMILAR TO MINNESOTA'S. THAT WEBSITE WILL ALLOW YOU TO BUY PRESCRIPTION DRUGS FROM CANADA.

2-20-04 5P.M. 1:20 OBESITY LEVELS HAVE REACHED AN ALL-TIME HIGH. ALMOST TWO OUT OF EVERY THREE OF YOU ARE OVERWEIGHT NOW, DOCTORS ARE BEING URGED TO WRITE PRESCRIPTIONS FOR EXERCISE... BUT DID WILL THAT WORK? TONIGHT, FOX'S JOHN HAMMARLEY SAYS ITS HARDER FOR SOME OF YOU TO WORK OUT -- AND BURN THE FAT -- THAN IT IS FOR OTHERS.

2-24-04 5 P.M. :20 GOOD EVENING AND HEALTHY LIVING. THE RATE OF OBESITY IN CHILDREN IS ON THE RISE -- AND THERE CAN BE TRAGIC CONSEQUENCES. THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CLINICAL ENDOCRINOLOGISTS SAYS 25 PERCENT OF ALL KIDS ARE CONSIDERED OVERWEIGHT-- WITH ABOUT 15 PERCENT OF THOSE OBESE.

2-24-04 WAKEUP :30 NEW THIS MORNING... THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION IS CALLING FOR RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING TARGETING KIDS, SAYING THE YOUNGSTERS CAN'T EVALUATE IT PROPERLY. THE GROUP BLAMES ADVERTISING FOR THE EATING HABITS THAT PRODUCE YOUTH OBESITY, SAYING THAT KIDS UNDER AGE EIGHT TEND TO ASSUME COMMERCIALS ARE TRUTHFUL AND UNBIASED.

3-10-04 WAKEUP 1:30 AMERICA'S EXPANDING WAISTLINE IS A GROWING PROBLEM. NOT ONLY IS THE NUMBER OF OBESE PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY RISING -- MORE AND MORE ARE DYING BECAUSE OF IT.

FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT THE Y-M-C-A ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTHSIDE WITH MORE.

3-10-04 5 P.M. 1:36 GOVERNOR DOYLE IS DECIDING WHETHER TO VETO A BILL THAT WOULD KEEP OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE FROM SUING RESTAURANTS FOR MAKING THEM FAT. OBESITY IS ONE OF THE LEADING CAUSES OF PREVENTABLE DEATHS IN THIS COUNTRY. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS YOU HOW SOME PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO CHANGE THAT.

ECONOMY

1-02-04 WAKEUP :25 2003 WAS A GOOD YEAR FOR MOST OF WISCONSIN'S LARGEST PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANIES. "JOY GLOBAL" FINISHED THE YEAR UP 133-PERCENT... ROCKWELL AUTOMATION WAS UP 77-PERCENT AND OSHKOSH TRUCK ENDED UP 67-PERCENT.

1-05-04 WAKEUP :25 THIS MORNING -- THERE'S TALK ABOUT RAISING WISCONSIN'S MINIMUM WAGE. THAT TOPS BUSINESS NEWS THIS MORNING. A NEW COUNCIL CREATED BY GOVERNOR DOYLE WILL MEET THIS WEEK TO REVIEW AND RECOMMEND CHANGES TO THE STATE'S MINIMUM WAGE.

01-09-04 WAKEUP :75 HARLEY-DAVIDSON'S PLANS FOR A MUSEUM ARE ROARING BACK TO LIFE! FORGET DOWNTOWN -- HARLEY IS REPORTEDLY NOW LOOKING AT THE MENOMONEE VALLEY. WENDY STRONG HAS MORE IN THIS FOX SIX - BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

1-8-04 6 P.M. 1:33 THE MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE LOOKING FOR WAYS TO SAVE MONEY. ONE WAY MIGHT BE TO SELL SOME OF ITS PROPERTY AND BUILDINGS. FOX 6'S JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS THE SUPERINTENDENT IS ALL ABOUT REAL ESTATE THESE DAYS.

1-13-03 9 P.M. :26 ON THE OTHER HAND, ALLEN-EDMONDS IN PORT WASHINGTON ISN'T GOING ANYWHERE. IN FACT, IT TOOK A MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT TO MAKE SURE THE COMPANY WILL STICK AROUND. MUCH OF THE MONEY HAS GONE TOWARDS CHANGING THE LAYOUT OF THE PLANT -- KNOWN FOR ITS HIGH-END SHOES.

1-15-04 5 P.M. :35 A HUGE TURNOUT FOR A JOB FAIR AT MILWAUKEE CITY HALL TODAY. AND NEW AT SIX, THE MAYOR SAYS THERE MAY BE MORE JOB FAIRS TO COME...

1-21-04 10 P.M. 1:30 GOVERNOR JIM DOYLE PROMISED TO KEEP A TIGHT REIN ON SPENDING, WHILE UNVEILING A SERIES OF REFORMS TONIGHT. AMONG THE GOVERNOR'S PLANS ARE A WEB SITE TO HELP RESIDENTS FIND CHEAPER PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND RAISING THE MINIMUM WAGE. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH JOINS US LIVE FROM MADISON WITH MORE ON GOVERNOR DOYLE'S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS

1-21-04 10 P.M. 1:30 NEW INFORMATION TONIGHT ON A STORY YOU SAW FIRST ON FOX. FOX 6 AND THE BUSINESS JOURNAL BROKE THE STORY OF HARLEY-DAVIDSON PLANNING ITS NEW MUSEUM IN THE MENOMONEE VALLEY. HARLEY HAS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

SPECIFICS OF THE PLAN. RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS IS LIVE NEAR 6TH AND CANAL WITH THAT STORY.

1-22-04 10 P.M. 1:04 OUR BIG STORY TONIGHT -- SURE, THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS ARE FOR SALE. BUT WE KNOW TONIGHT, WHO'S SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN OWNING THE TEAM -- AND WE'RE NAMING NAMES. A SPOKESMAN FOR THE NEW YORK FIRM HIRED TO HANDLE THE SALE EXPECTS THE EVENTUAL BREWERS OWNERSHIP GROUP TO INCLUDE BOTH NATIONAL AND LOCAL INVESTORS. TONIGHT, THE BUSINESS JOURNAL HAS EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION ABOUT NINE LOCAL INVESTORS WHO HAVE EXPRESSED A LEGITIMATE INTEREST

1-24-04 9 P.M. 1:22 BREWER'S FANS ARE STANDING BEHIND THEIR TEAM-- DESPITE THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE BALL CLUB'S FUTURE. IT'S BEEN A WEEK SINCE THE BREWERS OWNERS ANNOUNCED THAT THE TEAM WAS FOR SALE. AND TODAY-- BREWER SUPPORTERS LINED UP AND WAITED FOR HOURS TO GET AUTOGRAPHS FROM THEIR FAVORITE PLAYERS.

1-23-05 6 P.M. 1:20 HOW MUCH SELIG WILL MAKE OFF THE DEAL MIGHT BE A LOT LESS THAN YOU THINK -- EVEN IF THE BREWERS GET THEIR REPORTED ASKING PRICE OF UP TO 200-MILLION DOLLARS.

1-23-04 WAKEUP :45 IN BUSINESS NEWS THIS MORNING..IF YOUR BLOOD'S STILL BOILING OVER THE TAX DOLLARS SPENT TO BUILD MILLER PARK, THIS NEWEST DEVELOPMENT MAY SEND YOU OVER THE EDGE. NOW WE LEARN THE SALE OF THE TEAM COULD MEAN MORE MONEY OUT OF YOUR POCKETS WHETHER YOU'RE A BREWERS FAN OR NOT. WENDY STRONG HAS EXCLUSIVE, NEW INFORMATION THIS MORNING FROM ONE OF THE KEY FINANCIAL PLAYERS FOR THE TEAM.

1-26-04 9 P.M. :19 THE WISCONSIN HEART HOSPITAL OPENED UP FOR BUSINESS TODAY. THE $44 MILLION DOLLAR STATE OF THE ART FACILITY WILL SPECIALIZE IN CARDIOVASCULAR CARE -- BUT IT ALSO HAS A FULL SERVICE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT THAT WILL TREAT PATIENTS WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF NEEDS.

1-27-04 6 P.M. 1:33 TOO MANY MILWAUKEEANS ARE POOR AND UNEDUCATED, ACCORDING TO A NEW STUDY. AND THE RESEARCHERS DON'T PREDICT GOOD THINGS AHEAD FOR THE CITY UNLESS THAT CAN BE TURNED AROUND. CAN THAT HAPPEN? FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU THAT SEVERAL GROUPS ARE WORKING QUICKLY-- TO MAKE MILWAUKEE A HOT SPOT FOR YOUNG PROFESSIONALS.

1-28-04 9 P.M. :30 A BIG VICTORY FOR THE WISCONSIN ECONOMY TODAY FROM GENERAL MOTORS. G-M WILL SPEND 175-MILLION DOLLARS UPGRADING ITS JANESVILLE ASSEMBLY PLANT. THAT, PLUS FIVE MILLION IN STATE GRANTS WILL ALLOW THE PLANT TO BUILD THE COMPANY'S NEW LINE OF S-U-V'S NOT TO MENTION ALLOWING 36-HUNDRED WORKERS TO KEEP THEIR JOBS

1-28-04 6 P.M. 1:24 A NEW BEACHFRONT RESORT IN SHEBOYGAN IS A LITTLE CLOSER TO OPENING DAY. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU HOW THE RESORT IS ALREADY GENERATING ATTENTION AND REVENUE-- FOR LOCALS.

1-29-04 10 P.M. :60 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- GOING BACK TO WORK. HUNDREDS OF WORKERS AT TYSON FOODS WILL REPORT FOR DUTY ON MONDAY...THIS COMES AFTER A MAJORITY OF 470 STRIKING WORKERS VOTED TO RATIFY TYSON'S LATEST CONTRACT OFFER. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH IS LIVE IN THE CITY OF JEFFERSON-- WITH MORE ON THIS BIG STORY

1-31-04 WAKEUP :27 THIS MORNING THE BREWERS SAY THEY PLAN TO DISCLOSE THEIR FINANCIAL RECORDS IN HOPES OF RESTORING PUBLIC TRUST. TEAM WILL DISCLOSE FINANCIAL RECORDS¶ THE TEAM WILL RELEASE ITS RECORDS FOR TWO SEPARATE AUDITS. THE STATE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT BUREAU AND THE METRO MILWAUKEE ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE WILL EACH CONDUCT AN INDEPENDENT CHECK OF THE TEAM FINANCES.

2-3-04 WAKEUP :19 THE WRECKING BALL WILL BE FALLING ON NORTHRIDGE MALL STARTING TODAY. THAT'S BECAUSE GROUND WILL BE BROKEN FOR A NEW RETAIL CENTER ON THE SITE ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTH SIDE.

2-2-04 5 P.M. 1:25 HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO START A BUSINESS IN THE PARK EAST AREA OF MILWAUKEE?? MILWAUKEE COUNTY EXECUTIVE SCOTT WALKER AND MILWAUKEE MAYOR MARVIN PRATT UNVEILED A PLAN TODAY TO PIQUE INVESTOR INTEREST. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN SAYS MANY BUSINESSES IN THE AREA ARE READY FOR A CHANGE.

2-11-04 9 P.M. :42 BUSINESS REPORT A MILWAUKEE FAVORITE FOR HOME TOWN BREW AND FRIDAY NIGHT FISH FRIES CLOSED UP SHOP THIS WEEK. NEW STUDY SAYS A PROPOSED "MILWAUKEE IRON MUSEUM" IN THE MENOMONEE VALLEY WOULD GLIDE $78- MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR INTO THE MILWAUKEE AREA ECONOMY.

2-12-04 10 P.M. :42 A KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORE -- AND A GROCERY STORE -- MAY BE COMING TO DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE. THAT'S ACCORDING TO SOURCES AT THE BUSINESS JOURNAL.

2-16-04 10 P.M. 3:02 NOW A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6. WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT-- AND FAST? THEN BY NOW-- YOU'VE CONSIDERED A LOW CARBOHYDRATE DIET. ON THAT KIND OF DIET-- BREAD IS OUT. DON'T EVEN THINK OF BUTTERING UP A SLICE OF THIS STUFF-- OR CAN YOU? ARE YOU GAMBLING WITH YOUR HEALTH BY GOING TOTALLY LOW-CARB? JULIE FELDMAN GETS THE TRUTH ABOUT CARBS-- IN THIS HEALTHY LIVING SPECIAL REPORT.

2-19-04 10 PM. 1:51 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- LOOKING AHEAD...MILWAUKEE COUNTY'S DOING JUST THAT -- IN PREPARATION FOR MASSIVE DEVELOPMENT. THIS IS A FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTY GROUNDS... THAT'S THE LAND ADJACENT TO HIGHWAY-45-- JUST NORTH OF THE ZOO INTERCHANGE. RIGHT NOW -- IT'S MOSTLY A BUSINESS PARK AND MEDICAL OFFICES. BUT THERE ARE PLANS IN THE WORKS -- WHICH INCLUDE MOVING AND EXPANDING CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL...

2-20-04 5 P.M. 1:33

EVERY YEAR, MORE THAN 5-THOUSAND PRISON INMATES ARE RELEASED ON PAROLE AND RETURN TO WORK IN MILWAUKEE. WHERE DO THEY GO NEXT? WELL - THERE ARE ROUGHLY 6 CHURCHES IN THE COUNTY WHO HAVE PRISON MINISTRY PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO HELP THEM AND OTHERS IN NEED. FOX 6 REPORTER YANICK DALHOUSE INTRODUCES US TO ONE MAN WHO'S LIFE WAS CHANGED AFTER FINDING FAITH.

2-22-04 WAKEUP 2:02 IF YOU'VE EVER TAKEN A WALK FROM THE CALATRAVA TO THE SUMMER FEST GROUNDS -- YOU MIGHT THINK -- NOT MUCH THERE. THE WINNING DESIGN FOR PIER WISCONSIN -- HOPES TO MAKE YOUR LAKEFRONT STROLL MORE ARCHITECTURALLY PLEASING AND EDUCATIONAL -- ALL AT THE SAME TIME. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE TELLS YOU ABOUT THE LATEST PLAN FOR THE CITY'S LAKEFRONT.

3-8-04 WAKEUP :24 A GROUP OF WAUKESHA COUNTY RESIDENTS HEADS BACK TO COURT TODAY...THEY'RE SUING TO PREVENT ROUNDY'S FROM BUILDING ITS NEW DISTRIBUTION CENTER IN OCONOMOWOC. THE HOMEOWNERS FILED SUIT OVER ROUNDY'S PLANS TO BUILD THE 65-MILLION DOLLAR CENTER. TODAY, A JUDGE WILL DECIDE WHETHER THE SUMMIT RESIDENTS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO POST A BOND WHILE THEIR LAWSUIT IS PENDING.

3-11-04 WAKEUP 1:30 RIGHT NOW -- THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF STORIES ABOUT AMERICAN FACTORIES CLOSING UP SHOP AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE BEING LAID-OFF. THAT'S WHY MOVING JOBS OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY HAS BECOME SUCH A CONTROVERSIAL IDEA. THIS MORNING -- FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE WHERE BOTH SIDES ARE COMING FACE-TO-FACE THIS MORNING.

3-22-04 10 P.M. :45 DESPITE THE BADGERS' LOSS-- BUSINESS OWNERS IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE ARE GRINNING FROM EAR TO EAR TONIGHT. THIS WEEKEND HAS BEEN A HUGE PLUS FOR THEM...TO BRING IN EXTRA CASH-- AND LEAVE A FAVORABLE IMPRESSION ON OUT-OF- TOWNERS. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS THAT SIDE OF THIS BIG STORY-- NEW AT TEN.

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION

1-15-04 5 P.M. 1:38 THE FIRST THINGS THE POLICE WANT WHEN A CHILD IS MISSING ARE: INFORMATION AND A PICTURE. THE TRAVIS ACADEMY, A MILWAUKEE CHOICE SCHOOL, IS TRYING A NEW COMPUTERIZED PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS TO PROVIDE THAT HELP. OX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS, IT'S A SYSTEM THEY HOPE THEY'LL NEVER NEED.

1-26-04 9 P.M. :24 TONIGHT LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS TEAM UP WITH GOVERNOR DOYLE TO CALL UPON THE STATE ASSEMBLY TO UPHOLD THE VETO OF THE CONCEALED WEAPONS BILL. IF IT PASSES, THE BILL WOULD REDUCE RESTRICTIONS AGAINST CARRYING GUNS IN SCHOOL ZONES, AND WOULD ALLOW CONCEALED WEAPONS IN SHOPPING MALLS, CONCERTS, THE STATE FAIR, AND OTHER PUBLIC SETTINGS.

1-29-04 5 P.M. 2:30 WHAT HAS SIX LEGS AND IS 50 FEET LONG? THE ANSWER: A LITTLE BOY, A HUGE DINOSAUR-- AND BEVERLY TAYLOR. SHE HAS TONIGHT'S ADOPTION CONNECTION.

2-3-04 WAKEUP 1;23

A MAJOR SHOW DOWN IS SCHEDULED IN THE STATE ASSEMBLY TODAY. THAT'S WHEN LAWMAKERS WILL VOTE ON WHETHER TO OVERRIDE THE GOVERNOR'S VETO OF THE CONCEALED WEAPONS BILL. THE PRESSURE FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE THIS ISSUE IS AND WILL BE INTENSE. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON- SMITH HAS THE LATEST-- IN THIS DEVELOPING STORY.

2-8-04 9 P.M. 5:04 CARBON MONOXIDE IS A POISONOUS GAS AND IT'S A POTENTIAL THREAT TO ALL OF US. IT'S A TOPIC YOU'VE PROBABLY HEARD ABOUT DOZENS OF TIMES -- BUT YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A CARBON MONOXIDE STORY LIKE THIS ONE. TONIGHT -- FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL SHOWS YOU A DANGEROUS MISTAKE YOU PROBABLY MAKE EVERY DAY -- A MISTAKE THAT CAN EXPOSE YOU AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY TO A SILENT KILLER.

2-10-04 9 P.M. 1:52 WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU TOOK STOCK OF THE VIDEO GAMES YOUR KIDS ARE PLAYING? THE CHOICES AT ARCADES AS WELL AS THE GAMES YOU CAN PLAY AT HOME ARE GREATER THAN EVER -- AND THAT CAN BE BOTH GOOD AND BAD. IT'S ANOTHER AREA CHALLENGING PARENTS TO BE SMART ABOUT THEIR KIDS -- TONIGHT WE'RE GOING TO HELP.

2-10-05 5 P.M. 1:30 THE CITY OF CHICAGO HAS A SERIAL RAPIST ON THE LOOSE WHO IS BRANCHING OUT. D-N-A CONFIRMS A KENOSHA WOMAN IS ONE OF HIS SEVEN VICTIMS. TONIGHT-- INVESTIGATORS IN BOTH STATES ARE WORKING TO GET THE ATTACKER BEHIND BARS. FOX SIX'S MARA MACDONALD IS LIVE IN KENOSHA TONIGHT. MARA-- I UNDERSTAND YOU TALKED TODAY TO THE KENOSHA VICTIM

2-12-04 WAKEUP :57 THE STATE IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO BANNING CONVICTED CRIMINALS FROM DRIVING YOUR KIDS TO SCHOOL. THE BILL IS WORKING IT'S WAY THROUGH THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE...AND WILL GO BEFORE THE FULL ASSEMBLY IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS. THE BILL WAS INTRODUCED AFTER A THREE-YEAR FOX 6 INVESTIGATION. THAT INVESTIGATION SHOWED THAT DOZENS OF LOCAL BUS DRIVERS HAVE SERIOUS CRIMINAL RECORDS FOR CRIMES LIKE BATTERY, ARMED ROBBERY-- EVEN MURDER

2-11-04 10 P.M. 1:22 THE JENDUSA- NICOLAI STORY IS SHEDDING NEW LIGHT ON THE PROBLEM OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. IN FACT -- SOME SAY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HASN'T GOTTEN THIS MUCH ATTENTION SINCE THE OJ SIMPSON CASE. FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TELLS YOU, NEW AT TEN...

2-11-04 10 P.M. 2:46 YOU WOULDN'T LET YOUR KIDS RIDE TO SCHOOL WITH A CONVICTED DRUG DEALER OR SEX OFFENDER WOULD YOU?

BUT YOU MIGHT BE DOING JUST THAT ON A DAILY BASIS-- IF YOUR KIDS TAKE THE BUS TO SCHOOL. NOW, AFTER A THREE-YEAR FOX 6 INVESTIGATION-- SOME STATE LAWMAKERS WANT TO CHANGE THAT. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL SHOWS YOU-- THEY'RE ONE STEP CLOSER TO DOING THAT

2-11-04 9 P.M. 1:26 JENDUSA-NICOLAI WAS 5 WEEKS PREGNANT WHEN SHE WAS ATTACKED JANUARY 31ST. SHE MISCARRIED. DOCTORS SAY SHE'LL HAVE LASTING INJURIES FROM THIS ATTACK.

DOCTORS WILL CHECK THEM ON FRIDAY--AND SHE COULD LOSE SOME OF HER TOES - BUT SHE IS EXPECTED TO WALK AGAIN. SHE'LL HAVE SOME FACIAL SCARRING AFTER HER BEATING. DOCTORS SAY SHE'LL BE IN THE HOSPITAL FOR AT LEAST TWO MORE WEEKS. FOX 6'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS HAS ONE FORMER ABUSER'S SOBERING STORY- -AND WAYS VICTIMS CAN REACH OUT FOR HELP

2-10-04 5P.M. 1:31 THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE WANTS ANYONE WHO CARES ABOUT THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD TO KNOW ABOUT THE CHRONIC NUISANCE PROGRAM. THEY CAN USE IT IF NEIGHBORS ARE DEALING DRUGS, LITTERING OR IF THEY SEE PROSTITUTION. NEW AT FIVE, FOX 6'S BEVERLY TAYLOR SHOWS YOU HOW IT WORKS

2-16-04 9 P.M. 1:29 TWO LITTLE GIRLS...AGED 2 AND 4....ARE FORCED TO STAND FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR HOLDING THEIR HANDS OVER THEIR HEADS. IF THEY DROP THEIR ARMS...THE VIDEO SHOWS THEIR FOSTER MOTHER HITTING THEM. SICKENING TO WATCH. AND AFTER YOU FIRST WONDER HOW AN ADULT COULD HURT CHILDREN LIKE THAT, THE BIG QUESTION THAT'S FIRST ON FOX: HOW DID MILWAUKEE POLICE OBTAIN VIDEO OF THE ABUSE CAUGHT ON TAPE. A FOSTER MOTHER HAD A WIRELESS VIDEO CAMERA SET-UP IN THE GIRLS' ROOM...BUT IT WAS A NEIGHBOR ON THE CITY'S NORTHWEST SIDE WHO MADE THE TAPE. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK HAS MORE ON THE DAMNING PICTURES.

5 P.M. 2:30 THE CHILDREN YOU SEE EACH WEEK ON "ADOPTION CONNECTION" OFTEN FIND LOVING FAMILIES-- THEY ARE OUR "SUCCESS STORIES." TONIGHT-- BEVERLY TAYLOR CONTINUES HER PROFILE OF ONE FAMILY THAT DEFINITELY FITS INTO THAT CATEGORY. WE SHOWED YOU A SNAP SHOT OF THE BIG ADOPTION DAY FRIDAY. HERE'S THE FULL STORY.

2-20-04 6P.M. 1:20 TONIGHT: AN OUTPOURING OF SUPPORT AND INTEREST IN THE TWO LITTLE GIRL SEEN ON A SHOCKING VIDEOTAPE. THE STORY OF A FOSTER MOTHER CAUGHT ON VIDEOTAPE, PUNISHING AND HITTING TWO FOSTER CHILDREN IS STRIKING A CHORD IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA. THERESA SMITH HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH PHYSICAL ABUSE OF A CHILD. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU, THAT VIDEOTAPE IS CREATING A LOT OF INTEREST FROM OTHER FAMILIES WHO WANT TO HELP THOSE KIDS AND OTHERS.

2-22-04 9 P.M. 1:28 THE VIDEO TAPE THAT SHOCKED MILWAUKEE IS NOW STIRRING A NATION. THE TAPE APPEARS TO SHOW TWO LITTLE GIRLS BEING FORCED TO HOLD THEIR HANDS OVER THEIR HEADS -- AND THEN BEATEN BY THEIR FOSTER MOTHER WHEN THEY COULDN'T ANY LONGER. THE TAPE WAS RELEASED BY MILWAUKEE POLICE MONDAY AFTERNOON. SINCE THEN-- IT'S AIRED NATIONWIDE. OFFICIALS WITH LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES, WHICH HELPS PLACE FOSTER CHILDREN, SAY THEY'VE RECEIVED SCORES OF CALLS FROM PEOPLE WILLING TO ADOPT THE CHILDREN IN THE TAPE. THAT'S THE GOOD NEWS

2-22-04 9 P.M. 3:30 WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR CAR TO A CAR WASH--YOU EXPECT THE DIRT TO BE GONE BUT CONTACT SIX FOUND SOMETHING ELSE IS ALSO DISAPPEARING. YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS INSIDE YOUR CAR WHILE IT'S GOING THROUGH THE WASH. IN TONIGHT'S HIDDEN CAMERA INVESTIGATION- CONTACT 6'S KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU HOW SOME CAR WASH EMPLOYEES ARE CLEANING IT OUT.... IT MORE WAYS THAN ONE!

2-20-04 10 P.M. 1:28

TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN: LASHING OUT AT THE SYSTEM. TONIGHT THE MOTHER OF THE 2 AND A HALF YEAR OLD GIRL IS FILING A MILLION DOLLAR CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE FOR PLACING HER DAUGHTER-- IN WHAT SHE CALLS --THE HANDS OF AN ABUSIVE WOMAN. TONIGHT FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE CHILD'S MOTHER.

2-26-04 10 P.M. 1:20 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- CLEAN UP OR GET OUT. THAT'S THE MESSAGE FROM THE CITY TO THE OWNER OF ONE OF THE MOST DANGEROUS APARTMENT BUILDINGS IN THE CITY. YOU THOUGHT IT WAS BAD LAST NIGHT BUT WE NOW KNOW THE OWNER WAS RUNNING A BUSINESS HE WAS NOT AUTHORIZED TO RUN. THE CITY HAS NOW STARTED THE EVICTION PROCESS. KELLY JOYCE HAS THE STORY-- YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

2-29-04 10 P.M. 1:20 SIX PEOPLE ARE MOVING OUT TODAY AND I'M ONE OF THEM. THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE SAYS EVERY TENANT IN THIS 18-UNIT NORTH-SIDE COMPLEX MUST BE OUT BY MONDAY- - BECAUSE IT'S TOO DANGEROUS FOR THEM TO STAY

3-08-04 WAKEUP 1:24 SINCE NOVEMBER-- AN ATTACKER HAS STRUCK AS MANY AS FIVE TIMES-- MAINLY AROUND THE SHERMAN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD. FOX 6 INTRODUCED YOU TO A WOMAN WHO SAYS A MAN FITTING THE RAPISTS DESCRIPTION HAS APPEARED AT HER DOOR THREE TIMES. AND THIS MORNING, WE MEET ONE OF HER NEIGHBORS WHO THINKS THE SAME MAN TRIED TO KIDNAP HER LITTLE BOY. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN HAS THE STORY.

3-8-04 9 P.M. 1:45 THE BIG STORY AT SIX-- A PUBLIC EYESORE OR A CASE OF MY DREAM HOUSE STILL IN THE MAKING. THAT'S THE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDING AN EAST TROY MAN TONIGHT. HIS NEIGHBORS SAY HIS PROPERTY IS LIKE A JUNK YARD-- AND HIS HOUSE AN UNSAFE SHACK. BOB MOORE FRAMES THE DEBATE...IN A STORY YOU'LL ONLY SEE ON FOX 6.

3-10-04 6 P.M. 1:32 WHEN I SAY "PABST" - BEER IS PROBABLY THE FIRST THING THAT COMES TO YOUR MIND. A NEW DEVELOPMENT IN OCONOMOWOC IS ON LAND ONCE OWNED BY THE PABSTS. BUT THAT'S WHERE THE SIMILARITIES WITH MILWAUKEE'S BEER HISTORY END. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU THE HIGH- TECH CHANGES AHEAD FOR PABST FARMS... NEW AT SIX.

3-10-04 6 P.M. 1:45 THE BIG STORY THIS HOUR-- BATTLING BULLIES. AS SERIOUS AS THE TOPIC OF BULLYING IS-- STUDENTS LEARNED TODAY-- WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT IN A FUN WAY. A MOTIVATIONAL SPECIALIST CAME TO TOWNSEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE...A SCHOOL THAT'S SEEN THE AFFECTS OF BULLYING FIRST HAND...IN A FOX 6 INVESTIGATION.

3-23-04 NOON :25 NEW THIS NOON-- THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE NEEDS HELP IN GETTING GRAFFITI OUT OF YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD. MILWAUKEE IS THE ONLY MAJOR CITY IN THE NATION THAT PROVIDES FULL-TIME RESOURCES TO GRAFFITI REMOVAL. WITH THE HELP OF STUDENTS FROM LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL OF THE ARTS-- THE CITY'S GRAFFITI TASK FORCE HOPES TO GET OUT THE MESSAGE THAT GRAFFITI IS A CRIME-- AND WILL NOT BE TAKEN LIGHTLY. IF YOU SEE GRAFFITI IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD-- CALL 414-286-9715.

RACISM

1-3-04 9 P.M. 2:00 IT'S FIRING AND HIRING TIME FOR COACHES IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. THIS YEAR, THE N-F-L IS FORCING ITS TEAMS TO FOLLOW NEW PROCEDURES -- TO ENSURE MINORITIES GET A CHANCE TO LEAD. FOX'S ADAM HOUSLEY HAS THE DETAILS-- NEW AT NINE.

1-6-04 WAKEUP :25 NEW THIS MORNING: AFRICAN-AMERICAN TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS IN WISCONSIN ARE DYING AT A HIGHER RATE THAN WHITES. THAT'S ACCORDING TO A SERIES OF STUDIES IN THE WISCONSIN MEDICAL JOURNAL -- LOOKING AT THE PAST 20 YEARS.

1-8-04 WAKEUP :38 THE NOMINATIONS ARE OUT FOR THE 2004 N-DOUBLE-A-C-P IMAGE AWARDS... SO WHO'S ON THE LIST? OUTKAST LEADS THE WAY WITH SIX NOMINATIONS -- INCLUDING OUTSTANDING DUO OR GROUP AND BEST ALBUM.

1-7-04 9 P.M. 1:47 VOLUNTEERING IS SUPPOSED TO BE A GOOD THING... A CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY THAT'S GOOD FOR EVERYONE. BUT, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE VOLUNTEERS ARE MEMBERS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN? FOX'S CHRIS REGNIER HAS A REPORT ON A MISSOURI TOWN NEAR ST. LOUIS GRAPPLING WITH THIS VERY ISSUE.

1-14-04 WAKEUP :25 NOW YOU CAN "READ ALL ABOUT IT" IN SPANISH. THE RACINE JOURNAL TIMES LAUNCHED A SPECIAL PAGE TODAY THAT TARGETS LATINO HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COUNTY. IT WILL RUN FOUR DAYS A WEEK -- FOCUSING ON BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL NEWS.

01-13-04 10 P.M. 1:43 THE RACINE JOURNAL TIMES IS LAUNCHING A SPECIAL PAGE THAT TARGETS LATINO HOUSEHOLDS IN THE COUNTY. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS YOU HOW-- NEW AT TEN.

1-15-04 WAKEUP :28 THIS MORNING, TAKE A MOMENT TO REMEMBER THE LIFE-- AND DREAM-- OF DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING JUNIOR. TODAY MARKS WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIS 75TH BIRTHDAY.

1-15-04 5 P.M. 1:32 MONDAY WE REMEMBER THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR, BUT HIS BIRTHDAY IS TODAY. HE WOULD HAVE BEEN 75 YEARS OLD. HE MILWAUKEE BRANCH N-DOUBLE-A-C-P HOSTED A COMMUNITY CELEBRATION.

1-19-04 NOON :60 TODAY -- AMERICA REMEMBERS DOCTOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JUNIOR. KING WAS ASSASSINATED IN 19-68... HE WOULD HAVE TURNED 75 LAST THURSDAY. THOUSANDS ARE EXPECTED TO GATHER TODAY AT THE ATLANTA CHURCH WHERE THE CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER PREACHED. THERE ARE SEVERAL EVENTS TAKING PLACE HERE IN WISCONSIN AS WELL ¶

1-19-04 6 P.M. 1:23 ON THIS CHILLY MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY, MOST PEOPLE ARE SPENDING THEIR DAY OFF INDOORS. BUT A GROUP OF TEENS SPENT THE DAY CLEANING UP THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN WITH THE STORY --NEW AT SIX.

1;25;04 9 P.M. 1:58 GAY MEMBERS WANT PRIVILEGES ENJOYED BY ITS STRAIGHT, MARRIED MEMBERS-- EXTENDED TO THEIR DOMESTIC PARTNERS. THE CLUB SAYS ACTUAL MARRIAGE IS NECESSARY TO ENJOY THOSE BENEFITS -- BUT GEORGIA LAW DOES NOT RECOGNIZE SAME-SEX UNIONS. JONATHAN SERRIES LOOKS AT THE ISSUE-- IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX.

1-26-04 10 P.M. :30 A FEDERAL JUDGE IN CHICAGO REJECTS A LAWSUIT SEEKING SLAVERY REPARATIONS FROM CERTAIN CORPORATIONS. DESCENDANTS OF SLAVES SUED COMPANIES SUCH AS R-J REYNOLDS TOBACCO AND THE LEHMAN BROTHERS BROKERAGE FIRM.

3-8-04 WAKEUP :20 THE 35TH ANNUAL NAACP IMAGE AWARDS WERE HANDED OUT LAST NIGHT IN LOS ANGELES. TAKING HOME HONORS WERE CUBA GOODING, JUNIOR FOR HIS ROLE IN "RADIO"... QUEEN LATIFAH FOR "BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE" AND BERNIE MAC FOR HIS SITCOM. THE AWARDS AIR LATER THIS MONTH -- RIGHT HERE ON FOX SIX.

3-18-04 6 P.M. 1:30 THE U-S CENSUS BUREAU SAYS BY 2050, ONE OUT OF EVERY FOUR PERSONS IN AMERICA WILL BE OF HISPANIC ORIGIN. FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI SAYS THAT KIND OF POPULATION GROWTH IS NO SURPRISE TO HISPANICS IN MILWAUKEE AND WAUKESHA. HIS STORY IS NEW AT SIX.

BASIC NEEDS

1-5-04 10 P.M. 1:22 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN--A COLD NIGHT WITH SOME BAD NEWS. WHAT'S THE LAST THING YOU WANT TO HEAR AS YOU NUDGE THE THERMOSTAT A BIT TO THE RIGHT? WOULD IT BE THAT IT'S ABOUT TO COST A LOT MORE TO HEAT YOUR HOME? NATURAL GAS PRICES ARE GOING UP

1-13-04 10 P.M. :43 MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATORS WANT TO GET THE WORD OUT ABOUT A PROBLEM THEY CALL HUGE -- HOMELESS AND HIGHLY MOBILE STUDENTS. THEY SAY THERE ARE SEVEN-THOUSAND OF THEM IN MILWAUKEE.

1-22-04 10 P.M. 1:29 WE'RE ALL SUFFERING THROUGH THE COLDEST WEATHER OF THE YEAR. BUT SOME OF YOU MAY BE PAYING A LOT MORE TO HEAT YOUR HOMES. IN FACT, COME SUMMER HOMEOWNERS ACROSS SOUTH EASTERN WISCONSIN WILL PAY DRASTICALLY DIFFERENT RATES TO KEEP THEIR HOMES COOL.

1-24-04 9 P.M. 1:24 ACCORDING TO THE U-S CENSUS BUREAU... MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE MILLION AMERICANS ARE LIVING IN POVERTY. YET, MOST OF THOSE COUNTED LIVE A RATHER COMFORTABLE WAY OF LIFE. SO, WHO ARE AMERICA'S POOR?

2-20-04 5 P.M. 1:50 PAYING AT THE PUMP HASN'T BEEN A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE LATELY. THE HIGH PRICES HAVE BEEN A HOT TOPIC. THE BIGGEST QUESTION YOU ASK? WHEN WILL THE PRICES START GOING DOWN? CNN'S JULIE VALLESE ATTEMPTS TO PROVIDES SOME ANSWERS-- NEW AT FIVE.

2-20-04 9 P.M. 2:24 YOU HAVE TO EAT...SO YOU HAVE TO BUY GROCERIES. BUT--YOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY ALL THE ESSENTIALS AT THE GROCERY STORE. SURE--ONE-STOP SHOPPING IS CONVENIENT, BUT IT'S ALSO EXPENSIVE. HERE ARE THE 6 THINGS YOU SHOULD AVOID AT THE GROCERY STORE. IT'LL HAVE YOU LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK.

2-24-04 5 P.M. :30 GAS STOVES CAN BE A DANGEROUS WAY TO HEAT YOUR HOME, AND W-E ENERGIES WANTS TO REMIND ELIGIBLE CUSTOMERS THAT ENERGY ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE. WE ENERGIES TELLS FOX 6 NEWS THAT SO FAR A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE WHO WERE ELIGIBLE FOR ASSISTANCE LAST YEAR HAVE NOT SIGNED UP THIS YEAR. IT'S BASED YOUR INCOME. MAKE PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS, CALL 1-800-842-4565.

2-26-04 9 P.M. 1:26 THAT ADVICE HAS GROWING URGENCY TONIGHT AFTER A RUDE AWAKENING FROM FED CHAIRMAN ALAN GREENSPAN. HE SUGGESTS THE GOVERNMENT MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS FOR FUTURE RETIREES.

3-2-04 WAKEUP 1:30 THINK YOU'RE ALREADY FEELING THE PINCH AT THE GAS PUMPS? THEN JUST WAIT UNTIL SUMMER! FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT A GAS STATION IN OAK CREEK TO TELL YOU JUST HOW HIGH PRICES COULD CLIMB.

3-2-04 WAKEUP :30 GOOD NEWS FOR WORKERS -- THERE IS A PUSH TO INCREASE WISCONSIN'S HOURLY MINIMUM WAGE. AN INCREASE IN THE MINIMUM WAGE IS PART OF GOVERNOR JIM DOYLE'S PLAN -- DUBBED "GROW WISCONSIN" -- TO IMPROVE THE STATE'S ECONOMY. a GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE WANTS TO RAISE THE MINIMUM WAGE FROM $5.15 TO $5.70 FOR ADULTS BY OCTOBER 1 AND THEN AGAIN TO $6.50 BY OCTOBER 2005.

3-14-05 9 P.M. :20 WISCONSIN'S INFORMATIONAL 2-1-1 PHONE SERVICE COULD BE STATEWIDE BY THE END OF THE YEAR. PEOPLE CAN CALL 2-1-1 FOR ANY TYPE OF SOCIAL SERVICE LIKE FINDING A FOOD PANTRY OR LOCATING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES. IT'S DESIGNED TO TAKE SOME OF THE PRESSURE OFF THE 9-1-1 SYSTEM. WISCONSIN HAS RECEIVED A 160- THOUSAND DOLLAR GRANT FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO DESIGN THE SERVICE.

TRANSPORTATION

2-6-04 WAKEUP :20 FEDERAL HIGHWAY OFFICIALS WILL BE KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE REBUILDING OF WISCONSIN'S LARGEST FREEWAY INTERCHANGE. FEDERAL MONITORS WILL BE MAKING SURE THERE ARE NO COST OVERRUNS WHEN THE 810-MILLION DOLLAR MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE PROJECT GETS UNDERWAY. PRELIMINARY WORK IS SET TO BEGIN THIS SPRING.

2-20-04 WAKEUP :30 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! WORK ON THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE RE- CONSTRUCTION BEGINS APRIL FIRST. IT KICKS OFF WITH THE CLOSING OF THE 16TH STREET VIADUCT. AND BY MID-MAY-- A HALF-MILE SECTION OF WEST CLYBOURN STREET FROM NORTH 16TH STREET TO NORTH 13TH STREET WILL BE CLOSED...

2-19-04 9 P.M. 1:18 BATTLING TRAFFIC IS NEVER FUN -- BUT A NEW STUDY SHOWS THERE ARE A LOT WORSE PLACES THAN MILWAUKEE FOR FIGHTING RUSH HOUR. A RANKING OF THE COUNTRY'S WORST BOTTLENECKS PUTS THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE HAS THE STORY.. NEW AT SIX.

2-20-04 5P.M. 1:30 AFTER A COUPLE OF DAYS WORTH OF ABOVE FREEZING TEMPERATURES, DRIVERS ARE FACING A DIFFERENT ROAD HAZARD: POTHOLES. FOX SIX'S GUS GNORSKI SAYS PATCHING THE ROADS IS A YEAR- ROUND JOB.

3-17-04 WAKEUP 1:30 AUTHORITIES THROUGHOUT SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN HAVE SOME EXTRA HELP PATROLLING THE ROADS AND, IT COULD BE THE PERSON DRIVING RIGHT BEHIND YOU! THIS MORNING, FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE IN WAUKESHA COUNTY WITH MORE ON THE MOBILE EYES PROGRAM, YANICK?

3-19-04 WAKEUP :27 BEFORE LONG, THE WEATHER WILL BE GETTING NICER... AND CRUISERS WILL TAKE TO THE STREETS. BUT, CITY LAWMAKERS WANT TO STOP THAT FROM HAPPENING. THE MILWAUKEE COMMON COUNCIL IS SET TO TAKE UP THE ISSUE OF CRUISING AT ITS MEETING TODAY.

3-25-04 WAKEUP :40 HIGH GAS PRICES WON'T BE THE ONLY THING CAUSING HEADACHES FOR DRIVERS IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. WORK TO REBUILD THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE OFFICIALLY GETS UNDERWAY ONE WEEK FROM TODAY. BUT AS YOU CAN SEE -- THE ORANGE BARRELS ARE ALREADY OUT NEAR THE MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. THE 810-MILLION DOLLAR RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE FOUR YEARS TO COMPLETE. ON APRIL 5TH -- THE 16TH STREET VIADUCT CLOSES

CONSUMER PROTECTION

1-8-04 WAKEUP :25 SO WHAT KIND OF THINGS HAVE BEEN BUGGING YOU OVER THE PAST YEAR? ACCORDING TO THE WISCONSIN CONSUMER PROTECTION DEPARTMENT THE NUMBER ONE CONSUMER COMPLAINT LAST YEAR WAS VIOLATIONS OF THE DO-NOT-CALL LIST.

1-7-03 5 P.M. 1:25 YOU PAY YOUR BILLS EVERY MONTH, THEN ONE DAY WE ENERGIES SAYS YOU OWE MORE--A LOT MORE. YOU COULD BE TOLD TO PAY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. IN TONIGHT'S CONTACT SIX ALERT- KATRINA CRAVY TELLS YOU WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW SO IT DOESN'T HAPPEN TO YOU.

1-8-04 9 P.M. :21 NEW TONIGHT AT NINE-- A DO-NOT-CALL LIST VICTORY. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN WINS A JUDGMENT AGAINST A TENNESSEE TELEMARKETER. A JUDGE ORDERED PLATINUM MARKETING OF JOHNSON CITY TO STOP CALLING WISCONSIN RESIDENTS WHO ARE ON THE STATE'S POPULAR NO-CALL LIST.

1-8-04 5 P.M. 1:30 EMAIL IS GREAT FOR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO COMMUNICATE MORE OFTEN--BUT BEWARE OF THE CIRCULATING EMAILS. YOU KNOW THE ONES THAT SAY YOU HAVE TO

PASS IT ON. TONIGHT KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU HOW YOU CAN TELL WHETHER OR NOT THESE EMAILS ARE TRUE OR FALSE.

1-20-04 WAKEUP :25 A CONTACT SIX ALERT THIS MORNING ABOUT AN E-MAIL CREDIT CARD SCAM. THE E- MAIL CLAIMS TO BE FROM A-T AND T WORLDNET SERVICE. IT'S MARKED URGENT WITH A SUBJECT LINE THAT READS "BILLING UPDATE REQUESTED."

1-19-04 9 P.M. :30 U.S. BANK IS WARNING ITS CUSTOMERS TODAY AGAINST A FRAUDULENT E-MAIL BEING CIRCULATED NATIONWIDE. ADDRESSED TO U.S. BANK ACCOUNTHOLDERS - THE EMAIL TELLS THEM THEIR ACCOUNT IS SUSPENDED.

1-30-04 WAKEUP 1:38 A CONTACT 6 ALERT THIS MORNING -- THAT COULD HELP PROTECT YOU FROM IDENTITY THEFT. SOME OF YOU ARE FALLING FOR A CLEVER E-MAIL SCAM YOU BELIEVE IS COMING FROM THE PHONE COMPANY -- BUT IT'S NOT. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR...

1-31-04 9 P.M. 1:20 THE BAYSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENT HAS BUSTED A MASSIVE IDENTITY THEFT RING. THE MAN THEY THINK DID IT IS BEHIND BARS TONIGHT. NOW, DOZENS OF THEFT VICTIMS HAVE TO BEGIN THE LONG PROCESS OF CLEANING UP THEIR CREDIT. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN TELLS YOU HOW TO MAKE SURE THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN TO YOU.

2-12-04 9 P.M. 2:12 IT'S INFORMATION YOU USE EVERYDAY TO KEEP YOUR MOST IMPORTANT THINGS SECRET. BUT CRIMINALS ARE CRACKING YOUR CODE. SO HOW CAN YOU PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR COMPUTER FROM PASSWORD HACKERS? FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS GIVES YOU THE INFORMATION YOU NEED -

2-29-04 WAKEUP 1:29 POLICE FROM AT LEAST THREE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS IN OUR AREA SAY SCAM ARTISTS ARE TARGETING SENIORS THIS MORNING. IN FACT, IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS, TWO WEST BEND SENIORS ALMOST GOT SCAMMED OUT OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS THE STORY-

3-10-04 5P.M. 1:55 A KENOSHA MAN TONIGHT SAYS HE'S THE VICTIM OF AN INTERNATIONAL INTERNET SCAM THAT SENDS-OUT BOGUS INHERITANCE CHECKS. BUT, KENOSHA POLICE SAY *HE'S* THE SCAM ARTIST. BOB MOORE HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE--ONLY ON FOX SIX.

ELECTIONS

1-2-04 WAKEUP 2:31 PRATT IS MOVING INTO THE MAYOR'S SPOT -- BECAUSE JOHN NORQUIST IS LEAVING OFFICE EARLY TO TAKE A JOB IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR IN CHICAGO. IT'S A POSITION THAT ALLOWS HIM TO PURSUE HIS INTEREST IN URBAN REVITALIZATION. AND IT'S NO SURPRISE THAT THE DOWNTOWN HOUSING BOOM IS CONSIDERED ONE OF NORQUIST'S MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AS MAYOR. RECENTLY -- FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH SAT DOWN WITH THE MAYOR TO TALK ABOUT THE END OF HIS ERA

1-6-04 WAKEUP :20 MILWAUKEE COUNTY EXECUTIVE SCOTT WALKER OFFICIALLY BEGINS HIS FIGHT TO REMAIN IN OFFICE TODAY.

1-10-03 9 P.M. :58 SHERIFF CLARK'S RACE FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR MAY BE OVER BEFORE IT STARTED. THAT'S BECAUSE SOMEONE IS CHALLENGING SOME OF THE SIGNATURES ON CLARK'S NOMINATION PAPERS.

1-12-04 10 P.M. 2:00 A BREAKING STORY FROM DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE TONIGHT...ONE THAT COULD DRAMATICALLY AFFECT THE RACE FOR MAYOR: THE DAVID CLARKE CAMPAIGN COMES UP SHORT

1-13-04 10 P.M. 1:45 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- CONTESTING CLARKE'S SIGNATURES...THE ON-AGAIN OFF- AGAIN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR IN MILWAUKEE-- IS "ON" FOR RIGHT NOW... BUT THAT COULD CHANGE-- AGAIN.

1-15-04 WAKEUP 1:30 THE BALLOT FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR IS FIRMED UP. WITH JUST 33- DAYS BEFORE THE PRIMARY ELECTION-- IT'S TIME TO TALK ISSUES. NINE OF THE 10 CANDIDATES SQUARED OFF IN A FORUM LAST NIGHT. AND, FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE TELLS YOU, A LOT WAS AT STAKE.

1-15-04 10 P.M. :45 THE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR IN MILWAUKEE SQUARE OFF TONIGHT-- IN A PUBLIC FORUM...BUT INSTEAD OF FOCUSING ON THE CANDIDATES-- FOX 6 IS TURNING THE CAMERA ON THOSE WHO ARE THERE TO LISTEN.

1-21-04 5 P.M. 1:24 YEAH--IT'S WINTER...BUT IT'S ALSO THE POLITICAL SEASON. DURING THIS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR-- MORE PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO GO TO THE POLLS FOR WISCONSIN'S FEBRUARY 17TH PRIMARY. BUT-- ARE YOU REALLY READY? FOX 6'S BEVERLY TAYLOR TAKES YOU THROUGH VOTER REGISTRATION 101.

1-25-04 10 P.M. 1:35 A STUNNING ANNOUNCEMENT FORM A VETERAN OF MILWAUKEE POLITICS. CONGRESSMAN JERRY KLECZKA SAYS HE'S RETIRING FROM CONGRESS.

1-27-04 10 P.M. :25 THERE ARE JUST 21 DAYS LEFT UNTIL WISCONSIN'S PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY... AND THE CAMPAIGNS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CONTENDERS ARE JUST GAINING STEAM.¤1 FS OUT¶

1-27-04 9 P.M. 1:20 IN JUST 21 DAYS MILWAUKEE WILL NARROW THE LIST OF CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MAYOR FROM TEN TO TWO. SO WE'RE PROFILING ALL THE CANDIDATES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER THIS WEEK ON THE NEWS AT FIVE AND NINE. KELLY JOYCE TALKS WITH ONE OF THE FRONTRUNNERS: MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE.

2-1-04 1:45 10 P.M. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL HOWARD DEAN HAS MADE A STOP IN OUR AREA.. YESTERDAY AT A NORTHSIDE MILWAUKEE CHURCH...HE CAMPAIGNED FOR VOTES -- AND PREACHED HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION AND DIVERSITY. AND ALTHOUGH DEAN IS DOWN IN THE POLLS...FOX 6'S BOB MOORE SHOWS YOU-- HOWARD DEAN IS QUITE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE PROGRESS OF HIS CAMPAIGN.

2-4-04 10 P.M. 1:36

TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- ON THE BALLOT, AGAIN. TWO FORMER MILWAUKEE COUNTY SUPERVISORS WANT THEIR OLD JOBS BACK. THEY DIDN'T JUST LEAVE OFFICE--THEY WERE THROWN OUT---ALONG WITH FIVE OTHER SUPERVISORS INVOLVED IN THE 2002 PENSION SCANDAL. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY COURTHOUSE-- WITH TONIGHT'S BIG STORY.

2-9-04 WAKEUP 1:30 EIGHT DAYS AND COUNTING. THAT'S ALL THE TIME LEFT FOR THE 10 CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR MILWAUKEE MAYOR TO CONVINCE YOU TO VOTE FOR THEM. SO -- WHICH ISSUES WILL BE KEY IN THIS RACE? FOX SIX'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MILWAUKEE WITH AN EXCLUSIVE LOOK

2-10-04 9 P.M. 1:45 EDWARDS CAN ONLY CLAIM VICTORY IN SOUTH CAROLINA...SO FAR. HE WATCHED ELECTION RETURNS AT SERB HALL IN MILWAUKEE. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON SMITH IS THERE WITH REACTION

2-11-04 6 P.M. 1:25 SO FAR, STATE PRIMARIES HAVE HAD HEAVY VOTER TURNOUT-- WHICH COULD MEAN A BUSY TUESDAY HERE IN WISCONSIN. FOX6'S MYRA SANCHICK SHOWS YOU WHAT THE BALLOT WILL LOOK LIKE AND WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU VOTE.

2-12-04 10 P.M. 1:24 FIVE DAYS AND COUNTING UNTIL THE FIELD OF MAYORAL CANDIDATES GETS TRIMMED TO TWO...AND THERE ISN'T A REPORTER IN TOWN WHO HASN'T ASKED THEM A QUESTION YET. TONIGHT, MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOL KIDS WERE THE ONES PROBING THE CANDIDATES. BUT DON'T DISMISS THIS AS A PHOTO-OP. PETER LINTON-SMITH TELLS YOU THESE KIDS KNOW THEIR STUFF.

2-16-04 10 P.M. 1:25 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- IT'S DECISION TIME. IN NINE HOURS-- THE POLLS WILL OPEN THROUGHOUT WISCONSIN. VOTERS ARE READY TO CAST BALLOTS IN A VARIETY OF PRIMARY RACES... AND THEY'RE EXPECTED TO MAKE THEIR WAY TO POLLING PLACES IN RECORD NUMBERS FOR A PRIMARY -- NUMBERS NOT SEEN HERE SINCE THE 1980 PRIMARY.

2-16-04 10 P.M. 1:37 TOPPING TONIGHT'S TEN-- IT'S DECISION TIME. IN NINE HOURS-- THE POLLS WILL OPEN THROUGHOUT WISCONSIN. VOTERS ARE READY TO CAST BALLOTS IN A VARIETY OF PRIMARY RACES... AND THEY'RE EXPECTED TO MAKE THEIR WAY TO POLLING PLACES IN RECORD NUMBERS FOR A PRIMARY -- NUMBERS NOT SEEN HERE SINCE THE 1980 PRIMARY.

2-19-04 5 P.M. 1:30 THEY GOT BETWEEN THEM ALMOST 90-THOUSAND VOTES TUESDAY---BUT 40 THOUSAND MILWAUKEEANS VOTED FOR SOMEONE OTHER THAN TOM BARRETT OR MARVIN PRATT. ON LAND AND ON AIR THE FIGHT FOR THOSE VOTERS IS ON. GUS GNORSKI TAKE YOU TO THE CANDIDATES RADIO DEBATE.

3-9-04 WAKEUP :29 HOW YOUNG IS TOO YOUNG TO VOTE? IN CALIFORNIA -- SOME LAWMAKERS SAY TEENS AS YOUNG AS 14 SHOULD GET A VOTE. A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION WOULD GIVE 16- YEAR- OLDS HALF A VOTE AND ONE LAWMAKER SAYS TODAY'S TEENS ARE BETTER INFORMED THAN THEIR PREDECESSORS, THANKS TO THE INTERNET, CELL PHONES AND ALL THOSE TELEVISION CHANNELS. BUT ONE

ASSEMBLYMAN SAYS THERE'S A REASON WHY TEENAGERS CAN'T VOTE AND THAT'S BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT MATURE ENOUGH.

LOCAL TROOPS

1-2-04 WAKEUP :61 A LOCAL PEACE ACTIVIST IS ON HIS WAY TO IRAQ THIS MORNING GEORGE MARTIN WORKS FOR PEACE ACTION WISCONSIN.. HE SAYS HE WAS OPPOSED TO THE WAR IN IRAQ, AND NOW HE WANTS TO SEE FOR HIMSELF WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE MIDDLE EAST

1-5-04 6 P.M. :42 WISCONSIN SOLDIERS ON LEAVE FROM IRAQ GOT TO CHEER ON THE PACKERS AT LAMBEAU YESTERDAY. THE TEAM GAVE THE 432ND CIVIL AFFAIRS BATTALION FROM ASHWAUBENON 50 TICKETS.

1-21-04 6 P.M. 1:30 MAJOR COMBAT IN IRAQ IS OVER-- BUT THERE ARE STILL THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN TROOPS STILL THERE. DURING THE FIRST DAYS OF "OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM" FOX SIX'S JOANNE WILLIAMS MET A YOUNG MAN WITH A SPECIAL INTEREST IN THE WAR-- HIS FATHER WAS THERE. NEW TONIGHT AT SIX-- JOANNE GOES BACK TO MILL VALLEY SCHOOL IN MUSKEGO TO FINALLY MEET THAT DAD.

1-30-04 9 P.M. :17 AN ARMY RANGER FROM SUN PRAIRIE IS KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN. TWENTY-FOUR- YEAR-OLD SPECIALIST ROBERT COOK WAS KILLED YESTERDAY. THE MILITARY HASN'T SAID WHETHER COOK WAS ONE OF SEVEN AMERICAN SOLDIERS KILLED IN A WEAPONS EXPLOSION NEAR KABUL. COOK GRADUATED FROM SUN PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL IN 1997.

2-24-04 NOON :45 SOME WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS SAY AFTER NEARLY A YEAR IN IRAQ-- THEY ARE READY TO COME HOME. OUR NEWS PARTNER IN MADISON IS FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE 229TH ENGINEERING COMPANY FROM SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN THIS WEEK. THE TROOPS SAY THEY FACE DANGER EVERYDAY ON THE ROADS... AND MANY KEEP MEMENTOS OF LOVED ONES CLOSE BY-- LIKE A PICTURE TAPED INSIDE A HELMET. THESE TROOPS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN IRAQ-- WHICH CAN BE GRUELING WORK.

3-8-04 10 P.M. :32 AS THE ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF THE WAR IN IRAQ APPROACHES...ONE WISCONSIN WOMAN IS DOING WHAT SHE CAN TO LET TROOPS KNOW THEY'RE NOT FORGOTTEN. PAT DIAMOND IS BEHIND A PROJECT SHE CALLS "KISSES FROM HOME. DIAMOND IS MAKING LIP BALMS AND LOTIONS TO SEND TO AMERICAN SOLDIERS.

3-15-04 WAKEUP :25 ATTACKS IN IRAQ KILLED SIX AMERICAN SOLDIERS OVER THE WEEKEND -- INCLUDING ONE FROM WISCONSIN. CAPTAIN JOHN KURTH, OF COLUMBUS, WAS KILLED ALONG WITH A MARYLAND SOLDIER SATURDAY WHEN A ROADSIDE BOMB EXPLODED IN TIKRIT.

3-16-04 10 P.M. 2:35 NEW AT TEN--LIFE FOR WISCONSIN SOLDIERS SERVING IN IRAQ. IN THE YEAR SINCE THE WAR STARTED, WE'VE SHOWN YOU PLENTY OF PICTURES OF SOLDIERS FIGHTING--OF SOLDIERS "ON DUTY. "TONIGHT WE TAKE YOU "BEHIND THE SCENES"--INTO THE LIVING QUARTERS FOR WISCONSIN TROOPS. THEY'RE NOT GLAMOROUS BUT THEY DO SHOW YOU HOW THESE MEN AND WOMEN HAVE BEEN LIVING SINCE THEIR DEPLOYMENT.

PAUL BLUME OF OUR SISTER STATION IN MADISON TAGS ALONG WITH THE 229TH ENGINEERING COMPANY OUT OF COLUMBUS.

3-18-04 10 P.M. 2:22 NOW-- A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6 NEWS AT TEN. TWENTY YEARS AGO-- WOMEN WEREN'T ALLOWED INTO THE NATIONAL GUARD'S 229TH ENGINEERING COMPANY IN SOUTHWEST WISCONSIN. TODAY-- THEY MAKE UP MORE THEN TEN- PERCENT OF THE UNIT. THE 229TH IS STATIONED IN IRAQ RIGHT NOW-- TIKRIT TO BE PRECISE. REPORTER PAUL BLUME-- FROM OUR SISTER STATION IN MADISON-- JUST RETURNED FROM THERE...AND TELLS YOU MORE ABOUT THE WOMEN OF THE 229TH.

RELIGIOUS AND ETHICAL DIVIDE

02-25-04 WAKEUP 1:30 IT'S ONE OF THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL MOVIES OF THE YEAR. AND TODAY -- "THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST" WILL HIT THEATERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. THIS MORNING -- FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT MILWAUKEE'S GESU PARISH GETTING YOUR REACTION.

2-25-04 WAKEUP :30 NEW REPORTS FROM WISCONSIN'S FIVE CATHOLIC DIOCESES SHOW MORE THAN ONE- HUNDRED CLERGY MEMBERS IN THE STATE FACE PROVEN CLAIMS THEY SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILDREN. FOR EXAMPLE...THE STATE'S LARGEST DIOCESE-- HERE IN MILWAUKEE -- REPORTED 131 VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE OF A MINOR -- BY 45 DIOCESAN PRIESTS... ALL THAT BETWEEN THE YEARS 1950 AND 2002.

2-25-04 WAKEUP :45 THE DEBATE OVER SAME-SEX MARRIAGE HEATS UP HERE IN WISCONSIN AND ACROSS THE COUNTRY. YESTERDAY -- STATE REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS PROPOSED A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT WOULD PROHIBIT SAME-SEX MARRIAGES IN THE STATE. AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT PRESIDENT BUSH IS ASKING LAWMAKERS NATIONWIDE TO DO.

2-24-04 9 P.M. 1:10 THE MOVIE HAS BEEN CONTROVERSIAL FROM THE VERY BEGINNING. "THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST" FINALLY OPENS TOMORROW AND WITH THAT-- MORE CONTROVERSY. BUT ONE AREA RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION IS TRYING TO TAME SOME OF THAT SENTIMENT. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS HAS THE STORY. IT'S NEW AT NINE.

2-24-04 9 P.M. :60 ALI, THE ISSUE'S EVEN MORE OF A HOT TOPIC IN WISCONSIN -- WHERE TODAY AN ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE IN MADISON APPROVED A SIMILAR AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION. AS FOR THE PRESIDENT, HE SAYS ACTIVIST JUDGES FORCED HIS HAND BECAUSE THEY'RE CHANGING, IN HIS WORDS, "THE MOST FUNDAMENTAL INSTITUTION OF CIVILIZATION." THE PRESIDENT POINTED TO THOUSANDS OF MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED TO GAYS IN CALIFORNIA DESPITE STATE LAW -- AS AN EXAMPLE. THE PRESIDENT SAYS AMERICANS ARE OVERWHELMINGLY OPPOSED TO MARRIAGE BETWEEN ANYONE OTHER THAN A MAN AND A WOMAN.

2-24-04 6 P.M. 1:28 TODAY PRESIDENT BUSH ANNOUNCED HIS SUPPORT FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BANNING GAY MARRIAGES. HE WANTS LAWMAKERS TO APPROVE THE BAN TO PREVENT MARRIAGES LIKE THESE IN CALIFORNIA. SOME WISCONSIN LAWMAKERS

AGREE. AN ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE HAS APPROVED A STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT THAT WOULD BAN GAY MARRIAGE. BUT WHO IS REALLY CALLING THE SHOTS? FOX SIX'S GUS GNORSKI EXPLAINS- NEW AT SIX.

2-24-05 NOON 1:21 THE CONTROVERSIAL MOVIE, 'THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST', WILL BE OFFICIALLY RELEASED IN THEATERS TOMORROW. CHURCHES ACROSS THE COUNTRY ARE PROMOTING THE STORY BEHIND THE MOTION PICTURE-- AND SPONSORING SPECIAL SCREENINGS. FOX'S SUSAN HIRASUNA TALKS WITH SOME PEOPLE WHO SAW THE FILM LAST NIGHT.

2-24-05 WAKEUP :40 WOULD YOU PAY TO WATCH SOMEONE BEING EXECUTED ON TV? A SURPRISING NUMBER OF AMERICANS ARE SAYING "YES." A HARRIS POLL FINDS ABOUT A THIRD OF AMERICANS FEEL OSAMA BIN LADEN SHOULD BE THE FIRST TO GO IF EXECUTIONS ARE TELEVISED. 21-PERCENT EVEN SAID THEY'RE WILLING TO PAY FOR IT. 18% - SHOULD BE TELEVISED¶SADDAM HUSSEIN CAME IN SECOND -- WITH 18-PERCENT SAYING HE SHOULD BE EXECUTED ON T-V. 11-PERCENT SAID THEY'D BE WILLING TO PAY TO WATCH

2-24-05 WAKEUP :20 THE DEBATE OVER SAME-SEX MARRIAGES IN CALIFORNIA HEADS TO THE SUPREME COURT FRIDAY. SAME-SEX MARRIAGES ARE AGAINST THE LAW IN CALIFORNIA... BUT FOR THE LAST TWO WEEKS THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO HAS BEEN GIVING MARRIAGE LICENSES TO SAME-SEX COUPLES. NOW -- CALIFORNIA'S ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS THE STATE SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE WHETHER SAN FRANCISCO IS VIOLATING STATE LAW

3-1-04 WAKEUP 1:26 AMERICANS IN GAY RELATIONSHIPS HAVE NEVER HAD TO POP THE QUESTION, BECAUSE MARRIAGE WAS NEVER POSSIBLE. BUT NOW THAT THINGS ARE CHANGING, THEY MAY HAVE TO PUT UP WITH NAGGING FROM A PARTNER OR PARENT. SOON THEY MAY BE HEARING "WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR, WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO TIE THE KNOT?" CNN'S JEANNE MOOS HAS THE STORY.

3-5-04 NOON :40 AN ALL NIGHT DEBATE OVER SAME SEX MARRIAGES IN MADISON JUST ENDED THIS MORNING, AFTER MORE THAN 12 HOURS. THE STATE ASSEMBLY APPROVED A PROPOSED STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BANNING GAY MARRIAGES OR CIVIL UNIONS.

EDUCATION: THE QUALITY AND COST OF EDUCATION

06-23-04: 6P: 2:00 THE STATE COULD BE REACHING INTO YOUR POCKET AGAIN THIS TIME TO PAY FOR EDUCATION. GOVERNOR DOYLE'S TASK FORCE SAYS IF THE STATE RAISES THE SALES TAX YOU PAY FROM FIVE TO SIX PERCENT, IT CAN CUT 20- PERCENT FROM YOUR PROPERTY TAX BILL.

06-22-04: 10P: 1:48 THE PRINCIPAL OF MILWAUKEE'S RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL SAYS GOOD GRADES, IMPROVED ATTENDANCE AND HIGHER TESTS SCORES ADDED UP TO HER DISMISSAL. TONIGHT THE PRINCIPAL, TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND PARENTS ARE ASKING FOR SOME ANSWERS. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY-NEW AT TEN.

06-21-04: 5P: 1:44

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY KICKED OFF ITS SUMMER READING CLUB TODAY. KIDS READ TO PETS. FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY HAS THE STORY.

06-17-04: 5P: 2:07 FOUR- THOUSAND KIDS ARE TRUANT FROM SCHOOL EVERY DAY IN MILWAUKEE. A NEW ALLIANCE WANTS TO CHANGE THAT. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS THE MEMBERS ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT KEEPING KIDS IN SCHOOL.

06-16-04: 6P: 2:10 THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN WILL START SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE THIS FALL AND SOME OF THEM WILL BE COMING ALL THE WAY FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA. FOX 6'S JOANNE WILLIAMS TALKED WITH A TEACHER WHO'S HEADED TO THAILAND THIS WEEK, TO HELP THE KIDS MAKE THE ADJUSTMENT.

06-14-04: 5P: 1:57 SHOLES IS ONE OF TWO MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MIDDLE SCHOOLS BEING CLOSED AS PART OF SCHOOL REFORMS. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE STORY OF THE END OF A SCHOOL.

06-09-04: 12P: 2:12 STUDENTS AT THE U.W. MILWAUKEE AND MADISON FACE A TUITION INCREASE OF 350 DOLLARS PER SEMESTER. AT OTHER CAMPUSES AROUND THE STATE THE INCREASE IS 250 DOLLARS PER SEMESTER.

06-04-04: 10P: 2:01 PUBLIC EDUCATION IS FREE, BUT IT'S NOT CHEAP. VOTERS IN THE ELMBROOK SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY FIND THAT OUT IF THEY WANT TO REPLACE THEIR AGING HIGH SCHOOLS. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE STORY.

6-04-04: 5P: 2:09 MPS WILL PART WITH 430 STAFF MEMBERS AND INCREASE THE TAX LEVY IN MILWAUKEE TO SATISFY THE 2005 BUDGET. FOX 6'S BEVERLY TAYLOR SAYS THAT'S ABOUT WHAT IT'LL TAKE

6-04-04: 5P: 1:36 STUDENTS AT NICOLET HIGH SCHOOL IN GLENDALE ARE PROTESTING ON BEHALF OF THEIR TEACHERS. KIM MURPHY TELLS YOU WHY THESE STUDENTS SAY IT'S TIME TO MAKE A DEAL. TEACHERS AT THIS HIGH SCHOOL HAVE BEEN WORKING WITHOUT A CONTRACT FOR 12 MONTHS.

6-03-04: 5P: 39 54 WISCONSIN SCHOOLS FAILED TO MEET STANDARDS FOR READING AND MATH SCORES LAST YEAR, AS REQUIRED UNDER FEDERAL LAW. ¶THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION SAYS 36 OF THOSE SCHOOLS THAT RECEIVE FEDERAL MONEY FACE SANCTIONS, UNTIL THEY MEET THE STANDARDS.

6-02-04: 5P: 1:56 WAUKESHA SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT JUST WON A NATIONAL READING CONTEST....BUT THIS ISN'T JUST ANY OLD CONTEST. MEGHAN WHELAN IS BLIND. FOX 6'S JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS MEGHAN DEVOURED EVERYTHING FROM THE ENTIRE "HARRY POTTER" SERIES TO BOOKS HER TEACHERS ROUNDED-UP.

6-01-04: 5P: 2:03 SIXTH GRADERS IN MUSKEGO GET A UNIQUE LESSON IN FORENSICS. BUT, IS IT TOO GRAPHIC FOR THESE YOUNGSTERS? TEACHERS AND STUDENTS WE TALKED TO SAY NO WAY. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE EXPLAINS.

5-7-04: 5P: 1:43 SENIORS WORKING ON THE MODEL PLANE PROJECT AT THE MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING KNOW IT'S TRUE. THEY FINISHED 5 ONE HUNDREDTHS- OF- A- POINT AHEAD OF THEIR COMPETITION. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THEIR STORY

5-5-04: 5P: 1:53 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY IS STARTING A COURSE TO BECOME A TEACHER. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS, IT'S ALL ON-LINE.

5-3-04: 5P: 1:53 GOVERNOR DOYLE SAYS HE IS PUTTING "KIDS FIRST" IN WISCONSIN, AND IN HIS NEXT BUDGET. HE ANNOUNCED HIS FIRST PROPOSALS TO HELP FUND EDUCATION FOR THE STATE'S LITTLEST STUDENTS. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE STORY.

4-30-04: 5P: 2:50 THERE IS SOMETHING MISSING IN MOST MILWAUKEE SCHOOLS. IT'S A VITAL PART OF LEARNING. THE SCHOOL NURSE. ONLY A HANDFUL OF SCHOOLS HAVE ONE WHICH LEAVES MOST CHILDREN WITHOUT CARE.

4-29-04: 5P: 1:26 THE COUNCIL FOR THE SPANISH SPEAKING IS CELEBRATING ITS 40TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR. AND WHAT BETTER GIFT, THAN A 200-THOUSAND DOLLAR CHECK FROM THE STATE? FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE STORY

4-27-04: WAKEUP: 30 THE SUPERINTENDENT OF MILWAUKEE'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS PROPOSING MASSIVE CUTS FOR THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR. WILLIAM ANDREKOPOULOS WANTS TO CUT 449- POSITIONS FROM THE DISTRICT PAYROLL, INCLUDING 300 TEACHING POSITIONS. AND THAT'S NOT SITTING WELL WITH TEACHERS -- WHO HAVE ALREADY BEEN WORKING WITHOUT A CONTRACT FOR 14 MONTHS.

4-01-04 9 P.M. 3:18 TONIGHT YOU'RE GETTING AN EXCLUSIVE INSIDE LOOK AT THE TRAINING THAT PREPARES SUBS FOR THAT FIRST FACE TO FACE MEETING WITH STUDENTS. OUR JOE LABARBERA SPENT TWO DAYS IN A TRAINING CLASS FOR SUBS. HE SHARES THE EXPERIENCE WITH YOU.

HEALTH (OBESITY, HEART DISEASE, HEALTHCARE COSTS)

6-25-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 MARGARET PFEIFFER, A REGISTERED DIETITIAN FROM THE PRO-HEALTH CARE HEART CENTER, JOINS US TO TALK ABOUT THE STAYING HEALTHY WHILE EATING OUTDOORS.

6-23-04: WAKEUP: 3:15 METABOLIC SYNDROME IS A COLLECTION OF HEALTH RISKS THAT INCREASES AN INDIVIDUAL'S CHANCE OF DEVELOPING HEART DISEASE, STROKE AND DIABETES. EDITH LEPGOLD JOINS ME TO EXPLAIN WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT CAN BE TREATED.

6-15-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 LOOKING TO START AN AEROBIC EXERCISE PROGRAM, BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO BEGIN? EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST KELLYJO KETTERHAGEN HAS SOME TIPS FOR STARTING UP A PROGRAM.

5-13-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 ATKINS LOW-CARB DIETS SEEM TO BE ARE AS POPULAR AS EVER. DR. STUART TRAGER JOINS US LIVE NOW TO TALK ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF THE DIET.

5-12-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 TODAY IS WISCONSIN STROKE AWARENESS DAY. DOCTOR CORY WILSON FROM ST. MICHAEL HOSPITAL JOINS US WITH MORE ON STROKES.

5-12-04: WAKEUP: 3:30 MCDONALD'S HAS LAUNCHED THE FIRST EVER 'ADULT HAPPY MEAL' WHICH CONSISTS OF A SALAD, BOTTLE OF WATER AND PEDOMETER. SO HOW CAN SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS A PEDOMETER BENEFIT YOUR HEALTH? FOR THAT ANSWER WE TURN TO UW- MILWAUKEE PROFESSOR ANN SCHWARZ.

5-10-04: 6P: 2:23 A MILWAUKEE MAN IS IN THE HOSPITAL TONIGHT AFTER AN EMERGENCY CALL OVER THE WEEKEND. EMERGENCY CREWS COULDN'T GET THE PATIENT OUT OF THE HOUSE... BECAUSE OF HIS SIZE. THE HEAVY URBAN RESCUE TEAM ONCE HAD TO REMOVE ANOTHER OVERSIZE PATIENT FROM A SECOND FLOOR... USING FLATBOARDS, SAWS AND PULLEYS.

5-10-04: 5P: 2:23 MAYOR TOM BARRETT SIGNS ON THE DOTTED LINE TO MAKE TO MAKE IT OFFICIALLY "COVER THE UNINSURED WEEK" IN MILWAUKEE. BARRETT, ALONG WITH WISCONSIN HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, WANT TO DRAW AWARENESS TO THE GROWING PROBLEM.

5-10-04: WAKEUP: 3:15 WEDNESDAY IS WISCONSIN STROKE ALERT DAY. JOINING US THIS MORNING TO TALK ABOUT STROKE ALERT DAY IS WENDE FEDDER, THE STROKE COORDINATOR FROM FROEDTERT HOSPITAL AND STROKE SURVIVOR, CHARLES ACKLEY.

5-7-04: WAKEUP: 3:15 DOCTOR GRANT MOEHRING, AN EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN IS HERE TO EXPLAIN TO US WHAT A STROKE LOOKS LIKE AND HOW YOU SHOULD REACT.

5-6-04: 5P: 24 A NEW INTERACTIVE INTERNET PROGRAM IS HELPING KIDS TO REDUCE THEIR FAT INTAKE, AND INCREASE EXERCISE. A TEAM OF RESEARCHERS AT MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPED THE PROGRAM.

5-3-04: 10P: 3:00 A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6. A RESPECTED STUDY SHOWS WOMEN AT HIGH RISK FOR HEART DISEASE ARE NOT GETTING THE SAME LEVEL OF CARE AS MEN. JULIE FELDMAN SHOWS YOU WHAT YOU CAN DO.

5-3-04: 12P: 2:28 MANY PEOPLE WANT TO LOSE WEIGHT, BUT STICKING TO THE DIET DU JOUR IS COSTLY AND MANY PEOPLE JUST AREN'T RICH ENOUGH TO BE THIN. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK HAS THE STORY

4-29-04: 6P: 1:50 MOTHER NATURE IS WHIPPING UP PROBLEMS FOR PEOPLE WITH ALLERGIES TONIGHT. YANICK DALHOUSE HAS TIPS TO KEEP ALLERGIES FROM SPOILING YOUR SPRING.

4-29-04: 5P: 50 THE AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION SAYS NEARLY 159 MILLION AMERICANS ARE EXPOSED TO UNHEALTHY LEVELS OF AIR POLLUTION. THE STUDY RATES MAJOR CITIES FOR OZONE AIR POLLUTION AND PARTICLE POLLUTION. HOW DO WISCONSIN COUNTIES RANK? NOT WELL. MILWAUKEE, KENOSHA, OZAUKEE, RACINE, MANITOWOC AND SHEBOYGAN COUNTIES ALL GOT AN "F."

4-28-04: WAKEUP: 3:30 A DIFFERENT PROCEDURE FOR BYPASS SURGERY IS CATCHING ON ACROSS THE U-S. IT'S CALLED BEATING HEART SURGERY AND DOCTOR CURTIS QUINN FROM SAINT JOSEPH'S JOINS US TO TALK ABOUT IT.

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION (CRIME, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS)

6-25-04: 10P: 2:12 JOY RIDES TURN INTO STREET PARTIES--AND THESE PARTIES TRASH NEIGHBORHOODS. NOW THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS TRYING TO PUT THE BRAKES ON CRUISING.

06-20-04: WAKEUP: 1:49 THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GATHERED AT THE MILWAUKEE LAKEFRONT FOR THE 11TH ANNUAL WALK AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE. THE GOAL IS TO RAISE MORE THAN 100- THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE MILWAUKEE WOMEN'S CENTER.

06-18-04: 9P: 2:07 YOUNG PEOPLE DRIVING IN CARS CONGREGATE SOMETIMES CAUSING TRAFFIC JAMS, SOMETIMES OTHER PROBLEMS. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK IS LIVE AT 76TH AND MILL.

06-17-04: 9P: 2:03 A SHEBOYGAN NEIGHBORHOOD TAKES BACK ITS STREETS FROM DRUG DEALERS. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS TAKES YOU TO THE SHEBOYGAN NEIGHBORHOOD THAT'S NOW DRUG -FREE.

06-16-04: 6P: 3:49 HERE'S A CLOSER LOOK AT WISCONSIN'S SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY WEBSITE. THE WEBSITE ADDRESS IS AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR SCREEN.

06-15-04: 10P: 1:43 OAK CREEK FINDS OUT THAT A CONVICTED CHILD SEX PREDATOR IS ABOUT TO MOVE IN BUT THE CITY ISN'T GOING TO WELCOME HIM JUST YET.... AS FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS EXPLAINS --THE CITY ISN'T BACKING DOWN.

06-14-04: 10P: 2:17 LEAD AND P-C-BS, TWO OF THE DANGEROUS COMPONENTS YOU'LL FIND NEXT TO A SOUTH MILWAUKEE APARTMENT BUILDING. NEIGHBORS SAY THEY'RE SICK OF BREATHING IN TOXIC CHEMICALS. ONLY ON FOX TONIGHT, MYRA SANCHICK EXPLAINS HOW THEY WANT TO CLEAR THE AIR.

06-14-04: 5P: 1:14 NEIGHBORS SAY THEY VANDALIZE PROPERTY, BLARE THEIR MUSIC ALL HOURS OF THE NIGHT AND THEY CAUSE TRAFFIC NIGHTMARES. A LOCAL GROUP IS WORKING ON SOME SOLUTIONS. FOX SIX'S KELLY JOYCE JOINS US LIVE ALONG SHERMAN BOULEVARD WITH MORE.

06-07-04: 5P: 1:47 A WALL LIKE THE VIETNAM WAR MEMORIAL IN WASHINGTON D.C. COULD SOON STAND IN MILWAUKEE'S METCALFE PARK. THIS ONE WOULD BE DEDICATED TO THE CITY'S HOMICIDE VICTIMS. FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY HAS THE STORY.

06-06-04: 10P: 1:42 CHIEF NANNETTE HEGERTY WANTS TO BRING BACK SOMETHING ELSE HER PREDECESSOR ELIMINATED, THE K-NINE UNIT. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS MORE IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

06-05-04: 9P: 1:42 THE U-S MARSHALS WANT A 27 YEAR OLD MAN WITH MILWAUKEE CONNECTIONS BEHIND BARS. JERMAINE SIMMS IS ACCUSED OF TRYING TO KILL A MAN HE KNEW. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS MORE ON THE SEARCH FOR WISCONSIN'S MOST WANTED.

06-04-04: 5P: 2:40 CONVICTED CHILD SEX PREDATOR BILLY LEE MORFORD COULD BE MOVING TO THE SUBURBS. A TASK FORCE IS RECOMMENDING A HOUSE IN OAK CREEK AS HIS POSSIBLE NEW HOME. FOX6'S MYRA SANCHICK SHOWS YOU HOW THE COMMUNITY OF OAK CREEK IS QUICKLY MOBILIZING.

05-16-04: 9P: 8:49 STOP IT BEFORE IT STARTS. THAT'S THE SHERMAN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD'S NEW APPROACH TO CRUISING. A NEW CAMPAIGNED LAUNCHED TODAY PUTS POSTERS IN BUSINESS AND SCHOOLS. COMMUNITY LEADERS SAY CRUISING IS MORE OF A DANGER THAN PEOPLE REALIZE.

05-16-04: 9P: 8:49 SOME SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS WERE APPALLED TO SEE WHAT OUR HIDDEN CAMERAS FOUND ON THEIR PLAYGROUNDS. BULLYING AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR THAT WENT UNDETECTED BY TEACHERS. AND WE SAW IT AT SCHOOLS ALL OVER SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN. THAT INVESTIGATION PROMPTED FOX 6 TO CREATE THE BULLY PROJECT. IT'S A PROGRAM TO HELP YOU AND YOUR KIDS BETTER UNDERSTAND BULLYING, AND TO HELP SCHOOLS PREVENT IT. FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL TELL THIS STORY.

05-10-04: 6P: 1:41 VINCE ISN'T THE ONLY ONE TRACKING THE STORMS... THERE'S A GROUP OF YOUR NEIGHBORS CALLED, "WEATHER SPOTTERS" OUT THERE TOO. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE TELLS YOU WHAT IT TAKES TO JOIN THE GROUP.

05-6-04: 9P: 2:15 FIRST ON FOX: GETTING THE GANGS. A RARE, BEHIND-THE-SCENES LOOK AT MILWAUKEE POLICE OFFICERS IN TRAINING. IT'S PART OF THE DEPARTMENT'S NEW GANG CRIMES UNIT.

05-6-04: 9P: 1:10 A FOX 6 INVESTIGATION INTO POLICE RESPONSE TIMES PROMPT MILWAUKEE POLICE TO CONDUCT THEIR OWN INVESTIGATION. FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL HAS THE NEW INFORMATION.

05-4-04: 10P: 2:01 THE GERMANTOWN VILLAGE BOARD OKAYS WAL-MART'S PLANS TO PUT UP A NEW STORE. BUT FOX 6'S PETER LINTON SMITH POINTS OUT NOT SUCH GOOD NEWS FOR SOME HOMEOWNERS FEELING SQUEEZED OUT OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

05-4-04: 10P: 4:21 ONE GROUP GOES BACK TO WORK TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE FOR BILLY LEE MORFORD. HE'S A CONVICTED CHILD SEX PREDATOR. HE'S LIVED ON SUPERVISED RELEASE -- ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTHWEST SIDE. NO ONE WANTS HIM THERE-- NO ONE SEEMS TO WANT HIM ANYWHERE.

05-02-04: WAKEUP: 4:10 THERE'S A MENACE ON THE STREETS OF MILWAUKEE AND THE U-S MARSHAL'S NEED YOUR HELP NABBING HIM. WE FIRST RAN HIS MUG SHOT IN FEBRUARY. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

4-29-04: 10P: 2:22 THERE ARE TIMES WHEN THE 9--1-1 SYSTEM FAILS. RENA SARGIANOPOLUS HAS ONE MAN'S STORY OF COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN.

4-29-04: 10P: 32 POLICE IN LAKE MILLS ARE WORKING WITH THE F-B-I TONIGHT TO LOCATE A BANK ROBBER. THE MAN ROBBED THE ASSOCIATED BANK IN LAKE MILLS ABOUT MID- MORNING YESTERDAY. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT COULD HELP THEM IN THEIR SEARCH YOU'RE URGED TO CALL THE LAKE MILLS POLICE DEPARTMENT AT 920 648-2354.

4-29-04: WAKEUP: 30 MILWAUKEE POLICE AND A SOUTHSIDE COMMUNITY ARE ON THE LOOK OUT THIS MORNING. THIS AFTER A 13-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS ASSAULTED ON HER WAY TO SCHOOL.

4-01-04: WAKEUP: 1:18 PLANS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT NEAR DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE ARE IN THE WORKS. THE VACANT LAND IS JUST WEST OF 1-43 AT THE HILLSIDE INTERCHANGE. HOMES WILL BE CONSTRUCTED ON LOTS CLEARED OF HOMES ALMOST 40 YEARS AGO TO MAKE WAY FOR A FREEWAY THAT WAS NEVER BUILT.

4-3-04 6 P.M. :45 KEEPING THESE BOYS, AGES 12 TO 18 OUT OF JAIL, IS THE PURPOSE OF THE "YO LITTLE BROTHER CONFERENCE." SPEAKERS INCLUDED THIS MILWAUKEE MINISTER.

ECONOMY (STATE BUDGET, JOB LOSS OR CREATION, TAXES)

06-16-04: 5P: 33 THE MENOMINEE INDIANS PROVIDED OFFICIALS IN KENOSHA COUNTY AND THE CITY WITH A MORE DETAILED PLAN FOR AN $808 MILLION DOLLAR CASINO AT DAIRYLAND GREYHOUND PARK.

06-10-04: 10P: 1:00 IT'S NOT JUST DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE GOING THROUGH A DEVELOPMENT PHASE. DOWNTOWN DELAFIELD IS ALSO CHANGING THANKS TO THAT CITY'S MOST FAMOUS BUSINESS. THE DELAFIELD COMMON COUNCIL IS SET TO VOTE ON THE PROPOSED LANG HOTEL AND RETAIL CENTER IN LATE. HERE'S WENDY STRONG WITH A FOX SIX BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

06-04-04: 5P: 2:11 WOULD YOU THINK OF SHEBOYGAN AS A RESORT DESTINATION? DEVELOPERS OF THE NEW BLUE HARBOR RESORT HOPE THAT YOU DO. FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI WAS AT TODAY'S GRAND OPENING PARTY.

06-03-04: 10P: 1:23 ONE WAUKESHA DEVELOPER IS PROPOSING A PROJECT THAT WILL TURN THIS OLD BUILDING INTO MORE THAN 180 CONDOMINIUMS. THE DEVELOPMENT WILL HAVE A MARKET VALUE OF ABOUT 60-MILLION DOLLARS.

06-03-04: WAKEUP: 24 A WISCONSIN COMPANY IS PREPARING TO GROW. SEAGRAVE IS THE OLDEST SUPPLIER OF FIRE TRUCKS IN NORTH AMERICA. THE COMPANY WILL BE EXPANDING -- ADDING CLOSE TO 170 JOBS OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS.

06-03-04: WAKEUP: 44 THE NEW "LAKE EXPRESS" FERRY IS EXPECTED TO BRING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE INTO THE PORT OF MILWAUKEE EACH WEEK WHICH COULD GENERATE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

06-01-04: 10P: 59 NEW DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES AT THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT MAKE LIFE BETTER FOR OFFICERS. BUT IS THERE A SHORT- TERM DOWNSIDE FOR TAXPAYERS?

05-05-04: 10P: 2:27 BREWERS FANS-MORE IMPORTANT, TAX PAYERS-- WILL LEARN HOW THE TEAM HAS BEEN SPENDING MONEY SINCE IT MOVED INTO MILLER PARK.

5-2-04: 9P: 14:36 THE GOVERNMENT ACTUALLY DOES SEND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO MILWAUKEE TO REHAB HOMES FOR FAMILIES IN THE INNER CITY. YOU ALSO SHOULD KNOW IT'S YOUR TAX DOLLARS THAT PAY FOR THE PROGRAM. WE'RE GOING TO SHOW YOU WHERE YOUR MONEY IS GOING. OUR YEAR-LONG INVESTIGATION ALSO SHOWS WHERE IT'S NOT GOING. HERE'S FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BOB SEGALL.

4-30-04: WAKEUP: 1:00 NORTHRIDGE MALL IS LOOKING MUCH DIFFERENT TODAY THAN IT DID A YEAR AGO. JOE LABARBERA IN SKY FOX 6 FOR A LIVE LOOK. THE NEW NAME FOR WHAT USED TO BE NORTHRIDGE IS GRANVILLE STATION. GOING IN SOON IS A NEW MENARDS AND A PICK AND SAVE GROCERY STORE.

4-30-04: WAKEUP: 25 MILWAUKEE HOMEOWNERS MAY SOON BE PAYING EVEN MORE PROPERTY TAXES AS PROPERTY VALUES IN THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE ARE UP NINE PER CENT.

4-29-04: 10P: 45 RICHARD STRONG-- FOUNDER OF STRONG FINANCIAL-- IS BRANCHING OUT. WENDY STRONG HAS MORE IN A FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE. STRONG IS MAKING A NEW MOVE IN THE FINANCIAL SERVICES BUSINESS BY SETTING UP A FIRM CALLED BARABOO GROWTH.

4-16-04: 5P: 1:41 MILLER BREWING MAKES TWO MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENTS TODAY-- AND THEY COULD BRING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS INTO THE LOCAL ECONOMY. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN EXPLAINS HOW THIS WILL IMPACT YOU.

4-15-04: 10P: 58 ONE MILWAUKEE COMPANY IS MAKING A MOVE TO EXPAND ITS WORKFORCE. WENDY STRONG HAS THE STORY-- IT'S A FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE. MASTER LOCK IS ADDING NEARLY 60 JOBS TO ITS PLANT IN MILWAUKEE'S CENTRAL CITY. THE OAK CREEK- BASED LOCK MANUFACTURER WILL CLOSE ITS FACTORY IN ILLINOIS IN JULY.

SOME OF THOSE JOBS ARE BEING TRANSFERRED TO THE MILWAUKEE PLANT ON NORTH 32ND STREET.

4-15-04: 6P: 2:01 FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA HAS SIX TIPS TO MEET THE TAX DEADLINE WITHOUT GETTING A HEADACHE.

4-14-04 9 P.M.: 3:30 THERE HAVE BEEN SOME RECENT CHANGES TO SOCIAL SECURITY LAWS THAT COULD IMPACT YOUR FINANCIAL PLANNING. JEFF KOWAL OF KOWAL INVESTMENT GROUPS JOINS US THIS MORNING TO TALK ABOUT SOCIAL SECURITY'S NEW REALITY.

4-01-04 9 P.M. :14 TJ MAXX IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN "THE SHOPS OF GRAND AVENUE" IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE TODAY. WE'RE TOLD "OTHER" NATIONAL RETAIL CHAINS WILL ALSO SET UP SHOP IN THE MALL -

RACISM: DIVERSITY, RACE RELATIONS, LOCAL IMPACTS.

6-22-04: 10P: 1:58 IT STARTED OUT AS AN IMPROMPTU PARTY SUNDAY NIGHT ON MILWAUKEE'S SOUTHSIDE TO CELEBRATE PUERTO RICAN CULTURE BUT IT TURNED INTO A NEAR RIOT WITH TWO POLICE OFFICERS INJURED AND 17 PEOPLE ARRESTED. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN TALKS WITH A WOMAN WHO GOT BUSTED.

6-18-04: 5P: 1:41 THOUSANDS OF AMONG REFUGEES ARE EXPECTED TO COME TO WISCONSIN. OFFICIALS HOPE COMMUNITIES WILL PULL TOGETHER TO HELP WELCOME THEM. YANICK DALHOUSE TAKES YOU TO A SPECIAL WELCOME CEREMONY TODAY IN SHEBOYGAN.

5-12-04: 5P: 2:10 FOX 6'S BEVERLY TAYLOR HAS AN UPDATE ON THE LAKE GENEVA MAN ALLEGEDLY BEATEN BY AN OFF-DUTY CHICAGO COP WHO APPARENTLY DIDN'T LIKE THE COLOR OF HIS SKIN.

5-04-04: WAKEUP: 4:00 CINCO DE MAYO IS COMING UP. JOANNE FROM LA PERLA IS JOINING US WITH SOME RECIPE PERFECT FOR THE CELEBRATION.

4-01-04 WAKEUP :32 A GREEN BAY PACKERS LEGEND IS COMING UNDER FIRE FOR SOME COMMENTS HE MADE DURING A RADIO INTERVIEW. PAUL HORNUNG SAID HIS ALMA MATER -- NOTRE DAME -- NEEDED TO EASE UP ON ITS ACADEMIC STANDARDS TO =QUOTE= "GET THE BLACK ATHLETE." HORNUNG HAS SINCE APOLOGIZED FOR HIS COMMENTS.

TRANSPORTATION (HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE)

6-22-04: 5P: 1:44 AS YOU TRAVEL WISCONSIN HIGHWAYS EACH DAY-- DO YOU EVER THINK ABOUT HOW ROAD CONSTRUCTION IS PAID FOR? PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS DISCUSSED NEW WAYS TO KEEP YOUR RIDE SMOOTH TODAY. FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI SAYS TOLL ROADS WERE DISCUSSED-- A LOT.

6-16-04: 9P: 1:43 THE TRIPLE-A FOUNDATION CALLS ROAD DEBRIS A SERIOUS PROBLEM, ESPECIALLY HERE IN WISCONSIN. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS EXPLAINS.

5-11-04: WAKEUP: 30 IF YOU LIVE IN THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE YOU COULD BE PICKING UP THE TAB FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE AREA WHERE THE PARK EAST FREEWAY ONCE STOOD. THE CITY HOPES PROPERTY TAXES GENERATED BY THE EXPECTED DEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA WILL COVER THE EXTRA COSTS.

5-4-04: 6P: 40 THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY FOR DRIVERS TO CROSS THE RIVER IN SAUKVILLE. THAT'S OVER THIS BRIDGE. SOME SERIOUS WORK IS BEING DONE AROUND THAT BRIDGE. A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IS REMOVING A WATER MAIN THAT RUNS UNDER THE BRIDGE. IT EXPECTS TO KEEP THE BRIDGE OPEN BUT WITH SIGNIFICANT DELAYS. AGAIN -- THE PROJECT STARTS MONDAY, MAY 17. THE WORKS SHOULD BE DONE BY THE END OF JUNE. REPORTING LIVE, JOE LABARBERA IN SKY FOX

5-4-04: 10P: 38 THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAD PLANS TO EXPAND HIGHWAY 83. A PUBLISHED REPORT NOW SAYS THE D-O-T IS SCRAPPING PLANS FOR THAT EXPANSION. REPORTING LIVE, JOE LABARBERA IN SKY FOX 6

4-29-04: 5P: 1:20 THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WANTS TO SPEND MORE THAN 20 BILLION OF YOUR DOLLARS OVER THE NEXT 20 YEARS OR SO ON ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA IS LIVE IN SKY FOX 6.

4-01-04: WAKEUP: 35 RECONSTRUCTION WORK ON THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE "OFFICIALLY" GETS UNDERWAY TODAY. THE MAIN CLOSURE TO TELL YOU ABOUT IS THE 28TH STREET ON- RAMP.

MMSD, WATER QUALITY

6-04: 10P: 2:02 TWO MILWAUKEE LAWMAKERS HAVE BEEN WORKING WITH MMSD, MILWAUKEE COUNTY PARKS AND THE MILWAUKEE COMMUNITY SERVICE CROPS TO CLEAN UP THE ALGAE ON THE LAKEFRONT. REPRESENTATIVE JON RICHARDS JOINS US FROM BRADFORD BEACH WITH MORE ON HOW PEOPLE CAN GET INVOLVED LATER THIS MORNING.

6-28-04: 10P: 2:02 ONE MILWAUKEE SUBURB IS STILL ASKING PEOPLE TO CONSERVE WATER. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY. THIS YEAR THE CITY OF NEW BERLIN IS STILL ASKING RESIDENTS TO CONSERVE WATER..

6-24-04: 10P: 5:41 PEOPLE THERE ARE THANKFUL TO HAVE LIVED THROUGH THE STORMS. YOU'RE ABOUT TO MEET ONE MAN WHO GOT UP FROM HIS BED JUST MOMENTS BEFORE A HAIL OF DEBRIS CAME CRASHING DOWN. FOX SIX'S CHRIS GOODMAN IS LIVE IN WAUPUN WITH THE STORY.

6-24-04: 10P: 52

A HUGE PROJECT TO PROTECT HUNDREDS OF HOME AND BUSINESSES IN WAUWATOSA AND MILWAUKEE IS ON HOLD. WENDY STRONG EXPLAINS IN THIS FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE. THE MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT WANTS TO BUY 67 ACRES OF COUNTY GROUNDS TO BUILD A FLOOD RETENTION POND. THE PROBLEM IS THE COUNTY AND "MMSD" CAN'T AGREE ON A PRICE FOR THE LAND.

6-24-04: 5P: 2:28 A NATURAL DISASTER LIKE THIS BRINGS OUT THE BEST IN NEIGHBORS. IN WAUPUN STREETS ARE BARRICADED TO ALLOW CREWS TO CLEAN-UP WHAT'S LEFT OF TREES AND PICK-UP DOWNED POWER LINES. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS MORE ON THE AFTERMATH IN HUMAN TERMS.

6-23-04: 6P: 1:44 THE CITY'S SEWERAGE DISTRICT IS HOLDING ITS FIRST PUBLIC HEARING AFTER THAT DUMPING OF FOUR POINT SIX BILLION GALLONS OF SEWAGE INTO LAKE MICHIGAN. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH IS LIVE IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE WITH THE LATEST.

6-22-04: 5P: 2:43 A D-N-R BOARD GETS AN INSIDE LOOK AT MMSD'S NEW DEEP TUNNEL PROJECT IN WAUWATOSA THIS AFTERNOON. JOE LABARBERA WAS WITH THEM AND JOINS US LIVE.

6-22-04: WAKEUP: 44 CHICAGO'S WATER PROBLEMS ARE NOT OUR FAULT. CHICAGO MAYOR RICHARD DALEY AND AN ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN HAVE BEEN VERY VOCAL IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS BLAMING M-M-S-D SEWAGE OVERFLOWS FOR BEACH CLOSINGS IN ILLINOIS. BUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY SAYS THOSE CLOSINGS ARE NOT THE RESULT OF THE DUMPINGS.

6-18-04: 6P: 1:30 IN BEAVER DAM, RISING WATERS HAVE FLOODED SOME DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES. BUT FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI SAYS PEOPLE THERE ARE STILL IN GOOD SPIRITS.

6-17-04: 5P: 2:37 THERE ARE MORE WATER PROBLEMS IN BEAVER DAM TONIGHT. WE SENT JOE LABARBERA THERE FOR THE SECOND NIGHT IN A ROW. HE'S JOINS US LIVE IN SKYFOX 6. THE WATER IS NOT GOING DOWN -- AND PEOPLE ARE KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON THE RISING WATER.

6-16-04: 12P: 1:55 FEDERAL INSPECTORS PUT THE TOTAL DAMAGE ESTIMATE IN WISCONSIN FROM ALL THE RAIN AND FLOODING, AT NINE- MILLION DOLLARS. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA JOINS US LIVE ABOVE DODGE COUNTY FROM SKY FOX6.

6-16-04: WAKEUP: 26 CHICAGO MAYOR RICHARD DALEY BLAMES THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE FOR THE HIGH BACTERIA LEVELS IN CHICAGO. OFFICIALS WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY HAVE SAID THERE'S NO EVIDENCE THAT SEWAGE DUMPS IN MILWAUKEE ARE THE SOURCE OF CHICAGO'S PROBLEMS.

6-17-04: 6P: 1:54 WHAT'S THAT SMELL? THAT'S WHAT SOME PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW WHEN THEY PASS LAKE MICHIGAN'S SHORELINE. THEY ALSO WANT TO KNOW WHY IT LOOKS BROWN AND MUCKY. FOX6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU IT'S NOT WHAT YOU MIGHT THINK.

6-07-04: 5P: 2:42

MMSD AND THE DNR GO HEAD TO HEAD TODAY. THE TOPIC: POSSIBLE FINES FOR THE SEWERAGE DISTRICT. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE IS LIVE AT THE MILWAUKEE'S D-N-R HEADQUARTERS.

6-05-04: 9P: 2:04 THE BEACHES ARE OPEN AGAIN AFTER BEING SHUT DOWN FOR HIGH LEVELS OF ECOLI BACTERIA. AFTER HEAVY RAINS AND MORE THAN 4-BILLION GALLONS OF SEWER RELEASE. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE TELLS YOU THE TALE OF TWO MILWAUKEE BEACHES.

6-03-04: 5P: 1:46 STEPS TOWARDS FINING THE SEWERAGE DISTRICT ARE SET IN MOTION. FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK IS LIVE OUTSIDE MMSD HEADQUARTERS.

THE MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE DISTRICT HAS ADMITTED TO DUMPING BILLIONS OF GALLONS OF SEWAGE BECAUSE OF LAST MONTH'S HEAVY NOW THE DISTRICT COULD HAVE TO PAY THE PRICE. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT JONES ISLAND WITH THE DETAILS

5-17-04: 6P: 1:47 THE CITY OF FOND DU LAC IS ASKING PEOPLE TO STOP DOING LAUNDRY AND RUNNING THE DISHWASHER DURING THE DAY BECAUSE THE RAIN IS PUTTING A STRAIN ON THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. LISA CHAN EXPLAINS HOW YOU CAN CONSERVE WATER

BASIC NEEDS (FOOD, SHELTER, GAS PRICES,)

6-23-04: 6P: 28 DEVELOPERS UNVEILED THE NEW AND IMPROVED PLANS FOR THE GLENDALE MALL TODAY. RIGHT NOW SEVERAL BUILDINGS ON THE PROPERTY INCLUDING THE FORMER KOHL'S FOOD STORE ARE BEING TORN DOWN TO MAKE WAY FOR WHAT WILL NOW BE CALLED "THE BAYSHORE TOWN CENTER." NEW PLANS WILL DOUBLE THE OFFICE AND RETAIL SPACE AT THE MALL.

6-23-04: 6P: 29 TRIPLE A SAYS WISCONSIN DRIVERS WILL GET A BREAK AT THE PUMP FOR THE JULY 4TH WEEKEND COMPARED TO MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND RIGHT NOW, THE AVERAGE PRICE FOR A GALLON OF REGULAR UNLEADED IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA IS A DOLLAR 96. PRICES TYPICALLY RISE A FEW CENTS BEFORE A MAJOR TRAVEL HOLIDAY TRIPLE A ADMITS GAS PRICES TYPICALLY RISE A FEW CENTS RIGHT BEFORE A MAJOR TRAVEL HOLIDAY, BUT DON'T EXPECT THEM TO JUMP AS HIGH AS THEY WERE LAST MONTH.

6-23-04: 5P: 2:20 FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS, THEY'VE SLEPT OUTSIDE A DOWNTOWN CHURCH-- WITH VERY FEW DISTURBANCES. NOW THAT SLEEPING ARRAIGNMENT IS TURNING INTO A NIGHTMARE. MYRA SANCHICK HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

6-21-04: 5P: 1:55 THE SALVATION ARMY WANTS TO MAKE SURE KIDS GET A GOOD LUNCH THIS SUMMER. ITS ANNUAL "FEED THE KIDS" PROGRAM KICKED OFF TODAY AT RED ARROW PARK ON WATER STREET. VOLUNTEERS INCLUDING MAYOR BARRETT AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE BUCKS AND BREWERS PACKED TWO-THOUSAND LUNCHBAGS TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE KIDS THAT NEED IT.

6-17-04: 10P: 2:29

A STUDY BY THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE SAYS CONDOMINIUMS ARE COMING ON THE MARKET AT THE RATE OF SIX-HUNDRED PER YEAR. WILL THERE BE ENOUGH CONDO BUYERS TO FILL ALL THE VACANCIES? PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS A STORY... YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

6-15-04: WAKEUP: 31 WE ENERGIES IS ASKING STATE REGULATORS TO BOOST YOUR UTILITY RATES. THIS TIME IT'S TO PAY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL UPGRADES.

6-03-04: 12P: 2:08 FOX 6'S RENA SARGIANOPOLOUS SHOWS YOU HOW THE PAIN AT THE PUMP IS TAKING A TOLL ON PEOPLE TRYING TO LEND A HELPING HAND.

6-03-04: 5P: 2:14 WE GO OUT A WAYS TO SEE HOW TWO SMALLER RADIO STATIONS HELP THEIR LISTENERS. THEY GRILL BRATS, WASH CARS AND DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO RAISE MORE THAN A THIRD OF A MILLION DOLLARS FOR PEOPLE IN NEED. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA HAS THEIR STORY.

5-16-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 LISSY'S PLACE IS A HOME WHERE YOUNG GIRLS CAN GO WHEN THEY HAVE NO WHERE ELSE TO GO. JOINING US THIS MORNING IS TRACY JAGER TO TELL YOU HOW YOU CAN HELP OUT.

5-12-04: 6P: 34 WISCONSIN'S ATTORNEY GENERAL IS SUING A NOTORIOUS MILWAUKEE LANDLORD. FOX SIX FIRST TOLD YOU ABOUT WILL SHERARD 3 YEARS AGO. RENTERS SAY THEY HAD NO HOT WATER OR HEAT-- AND THE PIPES LEAKED.

5-12-04: 5P: 1:58 THE LIKELIHOOD OF GAS PRICES REACHING THE THREE DOLLAR MARK IN THE MIDWEST THIS SUMMER ARE PRETTY SLIM. YANICK DALHOUSE FOX 6 NEWS.

5-10-04: 5P: 40 WISCONSIN GAS PRICES OFFICIALLY REACH A RECORD. TRIPLE-A SAYS THE AVERAGE PRICE IN WISCONSIN IS A DOLLAR-96. HERE'S TONIGHT'S FOX 6 GAS TRACKER.

5-6-04: 10P: 1:12 JOE LABARBERA'S LIVE IN SKY FOX 6 WITH SIX, SIMPLE WAYS YOU CAN SAVE GASOLINE.

5-6-04: 6P: 1:45 FOX 6 TOLD YOU ABOUT A NEW SERVICE IN MILWAUKEE THAT ALLOWED YOU TO DROP OFF YOUR UNWANTED CLOTHES AND SHOES. IT SEEMS SOME OF THE BOXES ARE NOT THERE LEGALLY FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI TELLS US WHY.

5-4-04: 9P: 1:33 THE PRICE OF A GALLON OF GAS BALLOONS TO MORE THAN TWO BUCKS IN MANY PLACES. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS HAS THE STORY

05-05-04: WAKEUP: 3:30 THIS SATURDAY IS THE HUNGER TASK FORCE'S STAMP OUT HUNGER DRIVE. SARA LUKE FROM THE HUNGER TASK FORCE AND SCOTT VAN DERVEN, A MAIL CARRIER ARE HERE WITH ALL THE DETAILS.

05-04-04: 9P: 2:00

LOCAL CHARITIES KEEP THE MONEY IN OUR COMMUNITY, BUT WHAT ABOUT A FOR- PROFIT ORGANIZATION? FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS EXPLAINS HOW YOUR GOODS MIGHT BE TURNING INTO CASH FOR SOMEONE

05-04-04: 5P: 59 I'M KATRINA CRAVY, AND THIS IS A CONTACT SIX ALERT. THE AVERAGE FUEL PRICE IN MILWAUKEE TOPPING A-BUCK-94. THIS IS TRIPLE-A'S FUEL COST CALCULATOR. THE WEBSITE THEN CALCULATES YOUR TOTAL MILEAGE, AND HOW MUCH YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEND ON GAS-- DEPENDING ON WHAT KIND OF CAR YOU DRIVE.

05-04-04: 6P: 1:59 THE AVERAGE PRICE FOR GAS IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA WAS A DOLLAR 89. NOW PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST THEY'VE BEEN IN ALMOST FOUR YEARS-- A DOLLAR 92. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN GIVES YOU SIX TIPS TO HELP YOU CONSERVE FUEL.

05-01-04: WAKEUP: 3:15 THE HUNGER TASK FORCE IS HAVING ITS BIGGEST FOOD DRIVE OF THE YEAR. SHERRIE TAUSSLER AND SCOTT VAN DERVEN JOINS US THIS MORNING WITH MORE ON HOW YOU CAN HELP OUT

04-17-04: 10P: 1:25 NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK BEGINS MONDAY BUT MARQUETTE STUDENTS STARTED TODAY! FOR 15 YEARS MARQUETTE STUDENTS HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR THE UNIVERSITY'S LARGEST ONE- DAY COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN CAUGHT UP WITH THEM ON MILWAUKEE'S SOUTH SIDE.

04-16-04: 5P: 1:01 I'M KATRINA CRAVY, CONTACT 6. HAVEN'T PAID YOUR ENERGY BILL? A MORATORIUM THAT PREVENTS UTILITY COMPANIES FROM CUTTING OFF YOUR ELECTRICITY AND HEAT DURING THE COLD MONTHS EXPIRED YESTERDAY. THAT MEANS WE ENGERIES WILL BE SHUTTING OFF YOUR POWER, UNLESS YOU FORK OVER SOME CASH.

04-13-04: 9 P.M.: 2:09 APRIL 15TH IS THE DEADLINE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO PAY YOUR UTILITY BILL--OR WE ENERGIES WILL SHUT YOU OFF. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN HAS MORE ON THIS LOOMING DEADLINE.

04-13-04: 5 P.M. :57 WHAT DOES IT COST FOR A FAMILY TO MAKE ENDS MEET? THAT'S A QUESTION THE WISCONSIN WOMEN'S NETWORK WANTS ANSWERED. WHAT IT TAKES TO BE SELF SUFFICIENT IN WISCONSIN. BASIC INCOME FAMILY OF 4 COVERS BASIC NEEDS LIKE CHILD CARE, TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, AND HOUSING. THE MAJOR ELEMENTS IN RAISING A FAMILY.

4-01-04 WAKEUP :20 THE STATE'S GAS TAX GOES UP TODAY BY SIX-TENTHS OF A PERCENT... TO MORE THAN 29-CENTS PER GALLON.

4-01-04 WAKEUP :25 WE ENERGIES SAYS ON APRIL 16TH IT WILL BEGIN DISCONNECTING SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS WHO ARE SIGNIFICANTLY BEHIND. IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS PAYING YOUR BILL --THIS IS THE TIME TO CALL WE ENERGIES.

4-4-04 9 P.M. :25 THE COST OF ELECTRICITY: IT'S GOING UP.WISCONSIN. RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES WILL SEE POWER INCREASES BECOME COMMON. THAT'S BECAUSE ACCORDING TO

UTILITY EXECUTIVES, THEY'RE SPENDING MONEY TO BUILD NEW PLANTS AND TRANSMISSION LINES.

CONSUMER PROTECTION (IDENTITY THEFT, RIP-OFFS)

06-15-04: 5P: 49 I'M KATRINA CRAVY AND THIS IS A CONTACT SIX ALERT. NEW INFORMATION TONIGHT ABOUT IDENTITY THIEVES AND E-BANKING. CROOKS ARE GETTING YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION-- SIMPLY BY ASKING. IT'S CALLED PHISHING.

06-03-04: 12P: 2:27 THIEVES ARE WORKING HARD TO STEAL YOUR IDENTITY. ONE VICTIM CALLED OUR KATRINA CRAVY FOR HELP AFTER BEING BILLED FOR FURNITURE HE NEVER BOUGHT. HERE'S HOW CONTACT SIX TOOK ACTION.

06-01-04: WAKEUP: 54 IDENTITY THEFT IS THE NUMBER ONE CONSUMER CRIME IN THIS COUNTRY. ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF IS TO SHRED ALL OF YOUR SENSITIVE DOCUMENTS BEFORE THROWING THEM AWAY. YESTERDAY -- THERE WAS A FREE PUBLIC PAPER SHREDDING IN CEDARBURG FOR FOLKS WHO DON'T HAVE A SHREDDER AT HOME.

05-06-04: 9P: 2:30 WHO ISN'T FED UP WITH CALLS FROM TELEMARKETERS. AND NOW THERE'S SPAM E- MAIL CLOGGING UP OUR IN-BOXES. BUT SOME COMPANIES ARE CHANGING THE WAY THEY GRAB YOUR ATTENTION... BY SWEETENING THE DEAL! CONTACT 6'S KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU HOW YOU CAN EARN SOME CASH BY PICKING UP YOUR PHONE OR LOGGING ON-TO YOUR COMPUTER.

05-04-04: 12P: 4:22 WE'RE IN WISCONSIN'S IDENTITY-THEFT HOT-SPOT. CONTACT SIX'S KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU THE VITAL INFORMATION YOU NEED TO TAKE BACK YOUR I-D!

04-29-04: 9P: 2:08 PEOPLE CAN NOW TAKE PICTURES WITH THEIR PHONES AND WHO KNOWS WHAT SECRET INFORMATION THEY'RE COLLECTING. YOU'VE GOTTA SEE THIS CONTACT SIX ALERT AS KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU HOW YOUR DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS CAN BE AT RISK IN WAYS YOU NEVER THOUGHT OF.

04-15-04: 5P.M.: 56 I'M KATRINA CRAVY AND THIS IS A CONTACT 6 ALERT. MORE THAN 670-THOUSAND TOYS ARE BEING RECALLED BY THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY COMMISSION BECAUSE OF POTENTIAL CHOKING, PUNCTURE AND FIRE HAZARDS. THAT INCLUDES 70- THOUSAND TEK NEK RIDE ON TOY TRUCKS.

04-13-04 WAKEUP: 30 A SCAM IN WEST ALLIS IS BUSTED. SURVEILLANCE VIDEO CAUGHT THIS MAN WALKING INTO SAMMY'S TASTE OF CHICAGO. HE TOLD WORKERS HIS NIECE NEEDED A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT AND WAS RAISING MONEY WITH THE HELP OF CONTACT SIX. BUT HE LIED, FOX SIX HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM OR HIS FAMILY.

ELECTIONS (LOCAL AND NATIONAL)

04-30-04: 5P: 3:24

WISCONSIN IS A BATTLEGROUND STATE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. AND THAT BRINGS THE VICE PRESIDENT TO MILWAUKEE.

04-30-04: WAKEUP: 1:30 WISCONSIN IS LIVING UP TO ITS REPUTATION AS A BATTLEGROUND STATE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY IS MAKING A STOP IN MILWAUKEE. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE JOINS US ON THE PHONE FROM THE PFISTER HOTEL WITH A PREVIEW OF HIS VISIT.

04-13-04: 6P: 1:52 THE MAYOR'S ELECTION IN SOUTH MILWAUKEE THAT ENDED IN A TIE LAST WEEK IS MAKING NEWS AGAIN. AN OFFICIAL RECOUNT IS COMPLETE, ONE VOTE MADE THE DIFFERENCE. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE IS FOLLOWING DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS STORY.

04-13-04 WAKEUP: 1:00 MAYOR MARVIN PRATT STILL HAS NOT PAID A FINE FOR FILING FALSE CAMPAIGN REPORTS. THE 25-HUNDRED DOLLAR FINE WAS FOR FIVE CIVIL COUNTS FILED AGAINST HIM LATE LAST MONTH.

04-05-04 WAKEUP 1:30 VOTERS IN MILWAUKEE WILL HEAD TO THE POLLS TO CHOOSE THEIR NEXT MAYOR. SO WILL IT BE MARVIN PRATT OR TOM BARRETT? FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE TELLS YOU RIGHT NOW IT'S TOO CLOSE TO CALL.

4-4-04 10 PM :60 MAYOR MARVIN PRATT AND TOM BARRETT GREETED VOTERS AS THEY CAME TO CHURCH. PRATT ALSO USED THIS DAY-- TO KICK OFF WHAT HE CALLS HIS 48-HOUR, ROAD TO VICTORY CAMPAIGN.

4-6-04 WAKEUP 1:30 WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU HEAD TO THE POLLS? FOX6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING WITH THAT.

4-5-04 10P: 45 TOMORROW, MILWAUKEE WILL PICK JUST THE THIRD ELECTED MAYOR IN 44 YEARS. HENRY MAIER AND JOHN NORQUIST HAVE WON EVERY MAYOR'S RACE SINCE 1960. BUT TOMORROW-- FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE TELLS YOU-- THAT'LL CHANGE.

4-5-04 9 P.M. 1:45 IT'S THE CITY ATTORNEY'S RACE. FOR TWO DECADES GRANT LANGLEY'S HAD THE OFFICE ALL TO HIMSELF. BUT OPPONENT FRED TABAK IS STIRRING THINGS UP IN THE FINAL DAYS OF THE CAMPAIGN LINKING A SERIES OF CITY HALL SCANDALS TO THE CITY ATTORNEY. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY NEW AT NINE.

4-5-04 5 P.M. 2:39 IN MANY RACES TUESDAY, THERE ARE NO CANDIDATES--JUST ISSUES VOTERS IN MANY TOWNS WILL HAVE TO DECIDE IF SCHOOLS SHOULD SPEND MONEY ON CERTAIN PROGRAMS OR PROJECTS. JOANNE WILLIAMS PROFILES ONE SUCH SPENDING ISSUE IN GREENDALE.

4-6-04 10 P.M. 1:30 IT LOOKS LIKE MILWAUKEE'S NEXT MAYOR WILL BE TOM BARRETT. THE FORMER CONGRESSMAN CHALLENGING MAYOR MARVIN PRATT. AND VOTERS RETURN SCOTT WALKER TO HIS POST AS MILWAUKEE COUNTY EXECUTIVE.

4-6-04 6 P.M. 1:18 THE ELECTION COMMISSION EXPECTS HIGH VOTER TURNOUT... AND THE VARIOUS CAMPAIGNS ARE MAKING SURE THAT'S THE CASE. FOX 6'S BOB MOORE IS LIVE AT ONE POLLING LOCATION.

LOCAL TROOPS

6-29-04: 9P: 1:50 A CALL TO DUTY FOR THOUSANDS OF RESERVISTS WHO ALREADY COMPLETED THEIR ACTIVE SERVICE SO IT'S LEANING ON THOSE WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE NEAR RETIREMENT. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS EXPLAINS.

6-29-04: 6P: 3:38 ONE RACINE CONTRACTOR IS NOT IN THE MILITARY, BUT HE WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE SOLDIERS IN IRAQ. ROB FRISO TOLD US WHY HE'S WILLING TO RISK HIS LIFE IN SUCH AN UNSTABLE COUNTRY.

6-25-04: WAKEUP: 50 A WISCONSIN SOLDIER IS AMONG THOSE KILLED IN ONE OF THE BLOODIEST DAYS OF FIGHTING IN POST-WAR IRAQ. 37-YEAR OLD ARMY SERGEANT CHARLES KISER LIVED OF CLEVELAND, WISCONSIN DIED YESTERDAY WHEN A CAR BOMB EXPLODED OUTSIDE MOSUL.

6-24-04: 10P: 37 ABOUT 680 MEMBERS OF AN EAU CLAIRE INFANTRY BATTALION ARE OFF TO MISSISSIPPI TO TRAIN FOR IRAQ. THIS SEND-OFF YESTERDAY WAS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD.

06-21-04: 6P: 2:24 A STORY OF A WISCONSIN SOLDIER'S SURVIVAL TWO MONTHS AFTER BULLETS ALMOST TOOK HIS LIFE IN IRAQ. LIEUTENANT ERIC JOHNSON IS FROM BRISTOL, WISCONSIN. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE HAS THE STORY.

06-15-04: 10P: 1:21 MILWAUKEE SOLDIER WHO LOST BOTH HIS LEGS IN IRAQ GETS A SPECIAL HONOR TONIGHT FROM HIS OLD HIGH SCHOOL. FOX SIX PHOTOJOURNALIST JEFF FRINGS WAS THERE WHEN FAMILY, FRIENDS AND FORMER CLASSMATES PAID TRIBUTE TO ALLAN LEWIS.

06-13-04: 9P: 1:52 FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS US HOW AN ALL-AMERICAN PASTIME IS HELPING PAY TRIBUTE TO THE SOLDIERS WHO HAVE HELPED TO PRESERVE AMERICA'S FREEDOM.

06-08-04: 5P: 1:46 ANOTHER 900 MARINES RESERVISTS ARE HEADED TO THE PERSIAN GULF. FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF THE 24TH MARINES REGIMENT SAID THEIR GOOD BYES OVER THE WEEKEND. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE SHARES WITH YOU TODAY'S MARINES-ONLY DEPARTURE.

05-12-04: 5P: 2:03 MILWAUKEE'S OWN 128TH AIR REFUELING WING IS A BIG PART OF THE AMERICAN MILITARY ARSENAL. THE CREW OF THE K-C 135 REFUELS AIR FORCE AND NAVY FIGHTER JETS AND BOMBERS. FOX 6 PHOTO JOURNALIST JEFF FRINGS TAKES YOU ALONG FOR THE RIDE.

05-06-04: WAKEUP: 30

A NAVY RESERVIST WHO USED TO LIVE IN OSHKOSH WAS ONE OF FIVE SAILORS KILLED SUNDAY IN A MORTAR ATTACK NEAR FALLUJAH.

04-18-04: 12P: 2:48 AT THE START OF OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM -- DOZENS OF LOCAL SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND CIVIC GROUPS SENT CARE PACKAGES TO THE TROOPS IN IRAQ. THERE'S AN OAK CREEK FATHER WITH A DAUGHTER IN THE PERSIAN GULF WHO'S STILL AT IT. IN A STORY YOU'LL ONLY SEE ON FOX SIX BOB MOORE GIVES YOU THE LATEST ON OPERATION: WISCONSIN WE CARE.

04-15-04: 10P: 1:35 MEMBERS OF WISCONSIN'S 32ND MILITARY POLICE COMPANY ARE AMONG THOSE TROOPS STICKING AROUND FOR THAT 120-EXTRA DAYS. WHILE THOSE NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS ARE IN IRAQ RIGHT NOW-- MUCH OF THEIR EQUIPMENT IS NOT. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN TELLS YOU-- THAT HAS FAMILY MEMBERS CONCERNED.

04-15-04: 5P.M.: 3:05 FOX 6'S BEVERLY TAYLOR TALKS TO A SOLDIER WHO RECENTLY RETURNED FROM IRAQ.

04-14-04: WAKEUP.: 1:55 THE TWO SISTERS OF A WISCONSIN SOLDIER KILLED IN COMBAT ARE BACK IN WISCONSIN FOR HER FUNERAL. MICHELLE WITMER DIED IN IRAQ LAST WEEK. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE AT ELMBROOK CHURCH IN BROOKFIELD WHERE THE SERVICES WILL TAKE PLACE LATER TODAY.

04-13-04: 10 P.M.: 2:05 YOU MAY REMEMBER THE MOUNT PLEASANT MAN WHO TOOK ON CITY HALL AFTER HE PAINTED HIS BUSINESS RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. BOB WERNER IS TAKING JABS AT UNCLE SAM. ALL IN AN EFFORT TO BRING HIS SON-IN-LAW HOME FROM THE WAR. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANPOULOS HAS THE STORY.

04-13-04: 9 P.M. :45 THE NEW BERLIN FAMILY OF FALLEN SOLDIER MICHELLE WITMER, APPEARED TOGETHER PUBLICLY FOR THE FIRST TIME TODAY SINCE HER DEATH IN IRAQ LAST FRIDAY. THEY THANKED EVERYONE FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN THIS VERY DIFFICULT TIME.

04-13-04: 6 P.M. :2:13 ANOTHER FAMILY IN THE MILWAUKEE AREA ALSO KNOWS THE FEAR AND WORRY THAT COMES WITH HAVING THREE CHILDREN IN THE PERSIAN GULF AT THE SAME TIME. ALL THREE ARE MEN IN THE ARMY WHOSE DAD IS MAN OF THE CLOTH. FOX SIX'S BOB MORE REPORTS HOW WONDERING ABOUT HIS SONS' SAFETY STRETCHED HIS FAITH.

04-13-04: 5 P.M. :2:27 A NEW BERLIN FAMILY IS PLEADING WITH STATE LAWMAKERS TO HELP KEEP THEIR DAUGHTERS FROM RETURNING TO IRAQ. THIS AFTER 20-YEAR-OLD WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD MEMBER MICHELLE WITMER DIED FRIDAY DURING COMBAT IN IRAQ. HER TWO SISTERS, CHARITY AND RACHEL, CAME BACK FROM IRAQ YESTERDAY FOR HER FUNERAL WHICH IS TOMORROW.

04-01-04 5 P.M. :40 A BIT OF PEACE TONIGHT FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF TROOPS FROM THE 452ND COMBAT HOSPITAL BASED IN MILWAUKEE. THEIR LOVED ONES ARE HOME.

4-4-04 10 P.M. 1:36 SIX BUS LOADS OF ARMY RESERVISTS WITH WISCONSIN'S 452ND COMBAT SUPPORT HOSPITAL RETURNED HOME FROM AFGHANISTAN LAST WEEK. FOX 6'S BOB MOORE

TALKED WITH MAJOR TRISH HALL AND HER TWO TEENAGERS TODAY ABOUT LIFE AFTER A 14-MONTH SEPARATION.

4-6-04 WAKEUP :20 THE 652-ND ENGINEER COMPANY BASED IN ELLSWORTH IN WESTERN WISCONSIN IS SCHEDULED TO COME HOME TODAY. THEY HAVE SPENT MORE THAN A YEAR IN IRAQ.

MMSD

8/5/04: WAKEUP: 20 THE M-M-S-D REPORTS DUMPING 85-HUNDRED GALLONS OF COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW AT THE MILWAUKEE RIVER AND AT MARSHALL STREET. THE DISTRICT IS NOW LOOKING INTO WHETHER THE DUMPING COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED.

8/3/04: 5P: 55 STATE ENVIRONMENTAL OFFICIALS HAVE ASKED THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO SUE MILWAUKEE'S SEWERAGE DISTRICT FOR ILLEGAL DUMPING. JOE LABARBERA HAS MORE ON THE STORY--HE'S LIVE ABOVE THE JONES ISLAND TREATMENT FACILITY IN SKYFOX 6.

8/3/04: WAKEUP: 26 THE D-N-R WANTS THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO SUE MILWAUKEE'S SEWERAGE DISTRICT BECAUSE OF THIS SPRING'S ILLEGAL DUMPINGS.

07-14-04: 12P: 33 IF WE CALL IT AN EMERGENCY MAYBE WE CAN SPEED-UP FIXING IT. THAT'S THE GOAL TONIGHT FROM THE MMSD -- MILWAUKEE'S SEWERAGE DISTRICT. IT DECLARES THE LINCOLN CREEK PROJECT AN EMERGENCY. THIS, AFTER MORE THAN 65-THOUSAND GALLONS OF SEWAGE WERE DUMPED THERE SUNDAY NIGHT - THAT'S THE THIRD DUMP SINCE MAY.

CASINO GAMING & CONTRACTS 07-7-04: WAKEUP: 1:30 GAMBLING SEEMS TO BE A SURE-BET FOR WISCONSIN'S INDIAN TRIBES. AT LEAST THAT'S WHAT A NEW STUDY SEEMS TO SUGGEST. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE IS LIVE OUTSIDE POTAWATOMI BINGO AND CASINO WITH THE DETAILS.

EDUCATION

8/24/04: 9P: 1:53 IT MAY HAVE BEEN THE TOUGHEST DAY OF THE FALL SEMESTER AT U.W. MILWAUKEE-- AND CLASSES DON'T EVEN START UNTIL NEXT WEEK. TUITION IS DUE AND THE COST OF GETTING A COLLEGE EDUCATION IS UP. TONIGHT - SOME STUDENTS ARE HAVING A HARD TIME DEALING WITH THE 750-DOLLAR A YEAR INCREASE. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY.

8/19/04: 5P: 1:46 THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS GOT SOME GOOD NEWS LAST NIGHT. THE BOARD RENEWED HIS CONTRACT. BUT, IT WAS NOT A UNANIMOUS VOTE. FOX 6'S EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TALKED TO BOTH SIDES.

8/3/04: 5P: 1:42 IN HIS FIRST 100 DAYS AS MILWAUKEE MAYOR, TOM BARRETT PLACED EDUCATION HIGH ON HIS PRIORITY LIST. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS SAYS HE COMES BEARING GIFTS-- TO HELP M.P.S TEACHERS DO A BETTER JOB.

8/2/04: WAKEUP: 3:00 JOINING US THIS MORNING WITH REGISTRATION DETAILS AND MORE ON THE UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR IS MPS SUPERINTENDENT WILLIAM ANDREKOPOULOS.

7/15/04: 5P: 1:55 READ ANY GOOD BOOKS, LATELY? APPARENTLY NOT IF YOU ARE AN ADULT BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 24. FOX 6 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS THE STORY.

7-7-04: 6P: 2:54 DOZENS OF NEW HIGH SCHOOLS WILL BE OPENING IN MILWAUKEE THIS FALL. IT'S ALL PART OF THE 17- MILLION DOLLAR GRANT THE BILL AND MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION SENT TO MILWAUKEE LAST YEAR. FOX 6'S JOANNE WILLIAMS HAS AN UPDATE.

HEALTH (OBESITY, HEART DISEASE, HEALTHCARE COSTS, DRUG COSTS)

8/29/04: 10P: 2:03 HOSPITALS -- ESPECIALLY THOSE HERE IN WISCONSIN -- KEEP "HELP WANTED" SIGNS OUT CONSTANTLY -- WHEN IT COMES TO NURSES. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX SIX.

8/23/04: 5P: 1:49 IF YOU THINK HEALTH CARE COST IN MILWAUKEE ARE UNUSUALLY HIGH, THE GOVERNMENT AGREES WITH YOU--WE'RE PAYING MORE THAN THE NATIONAL AVERAGE. SO BEFORE YOU GO BROKE--SOME LEADERS ARE DEMANDING SOME ANSWERS ON WAYS TO CORRAL THOSE COSTS. FOX 6'S LISA CHAN HAS THE STORY

8/20/04: WAKEUP: 3:30 IT'S TIME TO START THINKING ABOUT GOOD NUTRITION FOR BACK TO SCHOOL. JOINING US TO TALK ABOUT THAT IS PEDIATRICIAN MELISSA KALT.

8/13/04: WAKEUP: 3:00 JENNY SMITH, A CPR INSTRUCTOR AND CERTIFIED EXERCISE SPECIALIST WITH WAUKESHA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL'S CARDIAC REHABILITATION PROGRAM IS HERE TO SHARE HER INSIGHTS ABOUT A SKILL WE SHOULD ALL KNOW BY HEART

8/12/04: 5P: 2:58 IT'S NOT EASY FOR EXTREMELY OBESE PEOPLE TO GET HELP. THERE'S THE ISSUE OF TRANSPORTATION AND EQUIPMENT THAT MANY HOSPITALS AND CARE CENTERS DON'T HAVE. AURORA SINAI MEDICAL CENTER TELLS ME THEY HAVE FACILITIES FOR SURGERY, AND RADIATION. WILLOWCREST IS ONE OF THE FEW REHAB CENTERS IN THE AREA ACCEPTING OBESE PATIENTS. REPORTING LIVE IN THE NEWSROOM MYRA SANCHICK FOX6 NEWS.

8/11/04: 5P: 2:04 PORTABLE DEFIBRILLATORS, OR AED'S WERE PUT IN PUBLIC SPOTS IN 24 CITIES IN NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING MILWAUKEE. 8/10/04: 9P: 1:11 COMP CAREBLUE IS ELIMINATING THE TRIP YOU TAKE TO YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR BEFORE SEEING A SPECIALIST. THE H-M-O AFFILIATE OF BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD WILL NO LONGER REQUIRE MEMBERS TO GET REFERRALS FOR SPECIALTY CARE FROM THEIR PRIMARY PHYSICIAN.

8/5/04: 10P: 2:12

WISCONSIN PHARMACISTS SAY THEIR CANADIAN COUNTERPARTS ARE MAKING MISTAKES. ORDERING LESS EXPENSIVE DRUGS THROUGH THE STATE OF WISCONSIN'S WEB SITE MAY SAVE YOU MONEY. BUT COULD IT COST YOU YOUR HEALTH? FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS TONIGHT'S BIG STORY.

7-13-04: WAKEUP: 3:15 WE'RE LOOKING ATA SIMPLE PROGRAM THAT HELPS OLDER ADULTS GET ACTIVE AND STAY ACTIVE. IT'S CALLED THE STEPPING STONE PROGRAM AND JOINING ME TO TALK ABOUT IT IS DOCTOR ELLEN DANTO-NOCTON.

7-13-04: WAKEUP: 1:06 WISCONSIN SCHOOLS ARE WEIGHING IN. BECAUSE OF THE INCREASED ATTENTION TO OBESITY -- SOME SCHOOLS ARE NOW KEEPING TRACK OF STUDENTS' WEIGHT AND BODY FAT. MEMBERS OF GOVERNOR DOYLE'S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND HEALTH HAVE EVEN TALKED ABOUT A STATEWIDE SYSTEM TO TRACK STUDENTS' BODY MASS INDEX OR B-M-I.

6-25-04: WAKEUP: 3:00 MARGARET PFEIFFER, A REGISTERED DIETITIAN FROM THE PRO-HEALTH CARE HEART CENTER, JOINS US TO TALK ABOUT THE STAYING HEALTHY WHILE EATING OUTDOORS.

NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION (ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS, NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS, POLICING, CRIME, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS)

8/31/04: 10P: 1:53 MILWAUKEE COPS WILL STOP AUTOMATICALLY RESPONDING WHEN HOME BURGLAR ALARMS SHOW AN INTRUDER. THAT'S A DRASTIC CHANGE IN DEPARTMENT POLICY -- AND IT WILL EITHER MEAN BETTER POLICE COVERAGE OR HIGHER CRIME. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS SHOWS YOU IT DEPENDS ON WHOM YOU ASK.

8/24/04: 6P: 2:11 SOUTH 13TH NEAR OKLAHOMA IS LINED WITH LITTLE SPECIALTY SHOPS, STORES AND AN EYE SORE. RESIDENTS TOLD THEIR ALDERMAN THEY WANT SOMETHING DONE ABOUT THIS VACANT BUILDING-- ONCE PIGGLY WIGGLY.

8/19/04: 5P: 2:05 A PLAYGROUND IS THE FOCUS OF A HEATED DEBATE ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTHSIDE. PLANS ARE IN PLACE TO BUILD DOZENS OF HOMES, RIGHT WHERE KIDS PLAY BASKETBALL AND HANG OUT. BUT TONIGHT, THAT DEVELOPER SAYS HE HAS THE NEIGHBORHOOD'S BEST INTEREST IN MIND. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY.

8/18/04: 10P: 1:35 FOX 6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU SOME SHEBOYGAN RESIDENTS ARE PICKETING CITY HALL SAYING THEY DON'T WANT A NEW POLICE HEADQUARTERS BUILT IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD.

8/18/04: 5P: 2:26 THE CHOICES AT ARCADES, AS WELL AS THE GAMES ARE GREATER THAN EVER. IT'S ANOTHER AREA CHALLENGING PARENTS TO BE SMART ABOUT THEIR KIDS. FOX 6' S RICHARD RANSOM HAS SOME HELP.

8/17/04: 10P: 2:02 SOME BUSINESS OWNERS ON MILWAUKEE'S NEAR NORTH SIDE ARE MORE CONCERNED WITH POLICE PROTECTION THAN ANYTHING ELSE. BURGLARS STRIKE TWO STORES ON

THE SAME BLOCK WITHIN HOURS. STORE OWNERS ARE FRUSTRATED. FOX 6 REPORTER YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS YOU THEY'RE RUNNING OUT OF OPTIONS.

8/17/04: 10P: 1:45 MILWAUKEE POLICE CRACK DOWN ON PROSTITUTION IN THE CITY. IN ALL, 14 PEOPLE NABBED AS PART OF A POLICE CRACKDOWN THAT'S SHOWING RESULTS. FOX SIX'S RENA SARIGIANOPOULOS HAS MORE FROM THE CITY'S SOUTHSIDE.

8/16/04: 10P: 2:18 A KENOSHA FAMILY IS ANGRY AT ONE OF THEIR NEIGHBORS. THEY SAY HE TRIED TO RUN DOWN TWO TEENAGE BOYS WHILE THEY RODE THEIR BIKES. DEANNA DURANTE HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

8/15/04: 10P: 2:15 FIRE FIGHTERS IN GREENDALE WANT VILLAGE RESIDENTS TO HELP FIGHT WHAT THEY'RE CALLING A HOSTILE TAKE OVER OF THEIR DEPARTMENT. PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX SIX.

8/14/04: 12P: 2:20 ONE OF MILWAUKEE'S MOST NOTORIOUS DRUG DEALERS HAS RESURFACED. THE US MARSHAL'S FUGITIVE TASK FORCE WANTS YOUR HELP IN BRINGING HIM IN. ONLY ON FOX 6, KELLY JOYCE TAKES YOU ON THE HUNT FOR WISCONSIN’S MOST WANTED.

8/12/04: WAKEUP: 3:00 THE KIDS FROM WISCONSIN HAVE BEEN GOING STRONG AT THE WISCONSIN STATE FAIR FOR MORE THAN A HUNDRED YEARS. HERE TO TELL US WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE PART OF THE SHOW ARE COLIN GILLILAND, MATHEW DE GUZMAN AND MEGHAN DEESE.

8/10/04: 9P: 51 AND 10P: 1:31 A LOT OF NEIGHBORS FEAR "BEST BUY" WILL CLOSE ITS STORE AT THE OLD NORTHRIDGE MALL AFTER THE FOX POINT LOCATION OPENS. AND THAT COULD MEAN TOO MANY PEOPLE COMING INTO THEIR NEIGHBORHOOD. FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE HAS MORE

8/9/04: 6P: 1:48 NEXT TIME YOU WALK INTO THE WISCONSIN STATE FAIR, CHECK OUT THE KIDS WHO'RE HANDING YOU THE DAILY SCHEDULE. THEY LIVE HERE ON THE FAIRGROUNDS AT A LITTLE KNOWN AREA CALLED, "CAMP AMMON. THIS YEAR, THERE ARE 100 CAMPERS HERE FROM ALL OVER WISCONSIN

7-31-04: 10P: 2:13 VANDALS HIT MILWAUKEE'S CALVARY CEMETERY. LAST SATURDAY NIGHT-- THEY SPRAY-PAINTED GRAFFITI INSIDE A MAUSOLEUM. THURSDAY NIGHT, VANDALS HIT AGAIN-- KNOCKING OVER A BUNCH OF HEADSTONES. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE TALKED TO A DISTRAUGHT RELATIVE WHO ASKS THESE VANDALS TO SHOW A LITTLE RESPECT.

7-31-04: 9P: 1:54 HE'S CHARGED WITH SHOOTING A MAN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT ON MILWAUKEE'S NORTH SIDE. THE US MARSHAL'S FUGITIVE TASK FORCE WANTS YOUR HELP BRINING HIM IN. HIS NAME-- DARNELL JAMES ROBINSON. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE GOES ON THE HUNT FOR WISCONSIN'S MOST WANTED, IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX 6.

7-04-04: 9P: 1:36 THEY MAY NOT WANT IT BUT POLICE SAY THEY'VE GOT IT AND NOW THEY ARE SENDING THE MESSAGE: PROSTITUTES ARE NOT WELCOME IN CUDAHY. POLICE SET UP SHOP IN A

RENTED APARTMENT ON THE CITY'S SOUTHSIDE AFTER GETTING COMPLAINTS FROM THE PEOPLE WHO LIVED THERE.

ECONOMY (STATE BUDGET, JOB LOSS OR CREATION, TAXES, NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTS, LOCAL LAY-OFFS, BANKRUPTCY FILINGS).

8/26/04: 10P: 2:36 AFTER YEARS OF A MANUFACTURING SLUMP-- WISCONSIN WORKERS HAVE REASON FOR OPTIMISM. WE HAVE TEAM COVERAGE OF THIS STORY...LET'S BEGIN WITH WENDY STRONG-- AND A FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

8/24/04: 5P: 1:58 THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE IS INVESTING 2.4 MILLION DOLLARS TO HELP A MINNEAPOLIS COMPANY DEVELOP THIS LAND NEAR 38TH AND BURNHAM. IT'S CALLED THE STADIUM BUSINESS PARK. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA SHOWS YOU WHAT'S BEING DONE.

8/20/04: 9P: 2:03 EDUCATION REPORTER JOANNE WILLIAMS TELLS YOU MORE ABOUT A LOCAL UNIVERSITY'S EXPANSION. BY THE TIME SCHOOL BEGINS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS, THESE SPACES WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO CLASSROOMS AND OFFICES FOR SOME OF CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY'S UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS.

8/19/04: 10P: 1:20 SOUTHRIDGE MALL IN GREENDALE IS ABOUT TO GET A HUGE ECONOMIC SHOT IN THE ARM. THE FORMER YOUNKERS STORE IS GOING TO BE FILLED UP SOON-- WITH THREE SEPARATE STORES. CHRIS GOODMAN TELLS YOU ABOUT THE PLANS-- IN THIS FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

8/18/04: 5P: 1:55 THIS IS THE FIRST DAY FOR NO GREYHOUND BUS SERVICE IN 43 WISCONSIN CITIES. MORE THAN 200 TOWNS IN 13 STATES DON'T HAVE BUS SERVICE ANYMORE. RIDERS BEVERLY TAYLOR TALKED TO SAY THIS ISN'T ALL BAD NEWS.

8/12/04: 10P: 50 A HUGE OFFICE AND RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IS IN THE WORKS FOR DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE. WENDY STRONG HAS THE STORY IN THIS FOX SIX BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

8/10/04: 9P: 1:11 AIR WISCONSIN'S PASSENGER LIST GROWS MORE THAN 20-PERCENT. THE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS TOPPED 650-THOUSAND PEOPLE IN JULY COMPARED TO JUST UNDER 540- THOUSAND THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR.

8/7/04: 10P: 21 AIRPORT OFFICIALS SAY AN INCREASE IN FLIGHT DELAYS AT O'HARE IS PROMPTING MORE PEOPLE TO DECIDE TO BOOK THEIR FLIGHTS OUT OF MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL. THE INCREASE IN TRAFFIC ISN'T CAUSING ANY FLIGHT DELAYS OUT OF MILWAUKEE, BUT IT IS BRINGING THE CITY AND THE AIRPORT MORE REVENUE.

8/7/04: WAKEUP: 30 THE FAIR ONLY COLLECTS A FRACTION OF MONEY COLLECTED BY VENDORS. SO NOW THE FAIR IS RUNNING INTO A DEFICIT. THE LEGISLATIVE AUDIT BUREAU SAYS THE STATE FAIR LOST 4-POINT- 5 MILLION DOLLARS IN 2003 AND 2-POINT -1 MILLION SO FAR IN THE 2004 FISCAL YEAR.

8/5/04: 9P: 1:08 RODGER'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BEGINS A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR EXPANSION. THE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL IN THE TOWN OF SUMMIT WILL SPEND 6.8 MILLION DOLLARS ON THE PROJECT. PENDING LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL APPROVAL - THE HOSPITAL WILL BUILD A 37-THOUSAND SQUARE FOOT BUILDING.

7-29-04: 10P: 1:00 MORE OF YOU ARE RIDING THE RAILS BETWEEN MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO. AMTRAK IS HOPING TO MAKE ITS SERVICE BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES QUICKER THAN ITS EVER BEEN. PLUS THEY'RE KICKING AROUND THE IDEA OF EXPANDING SERVICE TO MADISON. WENDY STRONG TELLS YOU MORE-- IN TONIGHT'S FOX 6 BUSINESS JOURNAL EXCLUSIVE.

7-28-04: NOON: 2:32 YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT HOW WESTERN WAUKESHA COUNTY IS GROWING LIKE CRAZY.. SO AURORA THINKS IT'S TIME FOR A NEW HOSPITAL. IS AURORA PLAYING DIRTY POOL TO PUSH THROUGH ITS PLANS? PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY, FIRST ON FOX.

7-28-04: WAKEUP: 2:08 A BILL THAT IS DESIGNED TO SAVE WISCONSIN TAXPAYERS IS BEING SCRUTINIZED. MANY DEMOCRATS AND EVEN SOME REPUBLICANS ARE QUESTIONING THE COST AND THE TIMING OF BRINGING LAWMAKERS BACK TO THE STATE CAPITOL. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS THE STORY.

7-26-04: 6P: 1:29 CHANGES ARE GOING ON AT GENERAL MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. UPDATING MIGHT BE A BETTER WAY TO PUT IT. CHANGES ARE GOING ON AT GENERAL MITCHELL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

7-8-04: 10P: 51 THE BLOOD CENTER OF SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN IS LAUNCHING A FIVE YEAR, 27 MILLION DOLLAR IMPROVEMENT PLAN. THE PROJECT WILL EXPAND AND RENOVATE ITS LABS IN DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE. THE BLOOD RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN WAUWATOSA IS ALSO GROWING.

7-02-04: 5P: 1:39 WISCONSIN GAINED 36-THOUSAND 400 JOBS LAST YEAR. FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY TELLS YOU THOUGH THE NUMBERS ARE POSITIVE, SOME JOBSEEKERS SAY FINDING A JOB IS AS HARD AS IT EVER WAS.

RACISM: DIVERSITY, RACE RELATIONS, LOCAL IMPACTS.

8/31/04: 9P: 2:41 OCONOMOWOC'S MAYOR SAYS HE'S OFFENDED BY A REMARK MADE BY ONE OF HIS CITY'S POLICE OFFICERS: A RACIAL REMARK DURING ROLL CALL. IT GOT THE SERGEANT SUSPENDED FOR A DAY WITHOUT PAY. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN REPORTS.

8/4/04: 9P: 5:38 WISCONSIN IS GEARING UP FOR THOUSANDS OF NEW RESIDENTS, A NEW WAVE OF AMONG REFUGEES ARRIVING THIS SUMMER. ONLY ON FOX 6, MYRA SANCHICK SHOWS YOU WHAT'S HAPPENING TO GET READY FOR THIS NEW WAVE OF MILWAUKEE RESIDENTS.

TRANSPORTATION (HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE)

8/31/04: 10P: 1:38 IT WAS JUST THREE YEARS AGO WHEN THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION RECONSTRUCTED I-94 - 12 MILES IN EACH DIRECTION THROUGH RACINE COUNTY -- FROM THE MILWAUKEE COUNTY LINE TO THE NORTH SOUTH TO THE KENOSHA COUNTY LINE." FOX 6'S BOB MOORE REPORTS IT'S REPAIR TIME FOR THAT BUSY STRETCH OF ROAD.

8/17/04: 5P: 31 THE VILLAGE OF BROWN DEER HAS SHUT DOWN BROWN DEER ROAD, FROM NORTH GREEN BAY ROAD, TO NORTH 51ST STREET. IT'LL BE CLOSED FOR ABOUT 3 OR 4 DAYS, WHILE CREWS MAKE EMERGENCY REPAIRS TO THE RAILROAD CROSSING.

8/13/04: WAKEUP: 3:15 DO YOU GET A HEADACHE JUST THINKING ABOUT THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT? WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY FRANK BUSALACCHI JOINS US THIS MORNING TO TALK ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION.

8/6/04: 5P: 1:37 THE D-O-T WANTS COMMUTERS TO BE PREPARED FOR THE REBUILDING OF THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE. AND FOX 6'S GUS GNORSKI FOUND OUT, THE INTERNET WILL BE THE PLACE TO GO FOR HELP.

7-29-04: 5P: 1:57 MAJOR WORK ON THE MARQUETTE INTERCHANGE STARTS IN OCTOBER. THAT MEANS MAJOR INCONVENIENCES ON I43 FROM WISCONSIN AVENUE TO NORTH AVENUE. FOX 6'S KIM MURPHY SHOWS YOU A NEW SOLUTION TO THE COMMUTING NIGHTMARE.

7-5-04: 5P: 29 THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SAYS WORK WILL START IN LATE AUGUST OR EARLY SEPTEMBER ON A LONG-AWAITED EXTENSION OF STATE HIGHWAY 794. THE ROAD CURRENTLY LEADS FROM DOWNTOWN MILWAUKEE TO CUDAHY-- NEXT TO LAKE MICHIGAN. THE 130- MILLION DOLLAR HIGHWAY WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED TO CONTINUE FARTHER AND IT WILL WITH THE EXTENSION-- ALL THE WAY TO PENNSYLVANIA AND EDGERTON-- FOUR THOUSAND FEET.

BASIC NEEDS (FOOD, SHELTER, GAS PRICES, SEWAGE DUMPING)

8/20/04: 5p: 1:43 GEORGE WEBBS ACROSS WISCONSIN WILL BE MAKING A LOT OF BURGERS THIS WEEKEND. THREE COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE TRYING TO EAT A TOTAL OF 150 BURGERS IN 72 HOURS! THE WHOLE IDEA IS TO RAISE THE AWARENESS OF HUNGER IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN. FOX 6'S YANICK DALHOUSE SHOWS YOU, EVERY BITE IS FOR A GOOD CAUSE.

8/20/04: 5P: 2:00 THERE'S NOT A SHORTAGE OF IS IDEAS FOR THE NEW HOUSES FEATURED IN THIS YEAR'S PARADE OF HOMES. WE SENT FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA TO CHECK IT OUT.

8/16/04: 9P: 1:58 MILLER BREWING IS SENDING NEARLY 31-THOUSAND 32-OUNCE BOTTLES OF WATER TO HURRICANE VICTIMS IN FLORIDA TONIGHT. AND ANOTHER WISCONSIN COMPANY THAT TRIMS TREES IS HELPING UTILITIES TURN THE LIGHTS BACK ON. KIM MURPHY SPOKE TO ONE WORKMAN IN FT. MYERS ABOUT CHARLEY'S DESTRUCTION AND THE CLEANUP.

8/16/04: 6P: 2:00

ONE WISCONSIN COMPANY IS HELPING OUT UNTIL POWER IS RESTORED. FOX 6'S JOE LABARBERA TAKES YOU TO WHITEWATER WHERE GENERAC POWER SYSTEMS IS MAKING AND SHIPPING PORTABLE POWER SUPPLIES TO PLACES IT'S NEEDED MOST

8/6/04: WAKEUP: :46 THE COOL WEATHER IS A COOL THING WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR "WE ENERGIES" BILL. FOX 6 SPOKE WITH ONE MAN WHO SAYS BECAUSE HIS FAMILY IS LEAVING THE WINDOWS OPEN AND KEEPING THE AIR CONDITIONING OFF -- THAT MEANS MORE MONEY TO DO OTHER STUFF.

8/3/04: 5P: 1:25 IT SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD DEAL TO SOME WHO ARE WITHOUT ELECTRICITY. PAY A PART OF YOUR BILL AND GET YOUR SERVICE TURNED BACK ON. BUT WE ENERGIES SAYS IT'S A SCAM. FOX6'S MYRA SANCHICK TELLS YOU HOW PEOPLE IN NEED , ARE BEING DUPED.

7-30-04: 9P: 27 WISCONSIN ENERGY CORPORATION GETS THE GO- AHEAD TO RAISE YOUR UTILITY RATES. THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION HAS APPROVED A ONE- POINT- FIVE PERCENT BOOST, TO OFFSET THE RISING COST OF NATURAL GAS AND COAL.

7/15/04: 6P: 2:06 A DISABLED MILWAUKEE MAN IS ACCUSING WE- ENERGIES OF PLAYING DOCTOR. SCOTT BABBITT COULDN'T PAY HIS BILL SO HIS POWER WAS CUT OFF. BABBITT HAS EMPHYSEMA AND IS ON HALF A DOZEN MEDICATIONS, BUT BECAUSE HE'S NOT ON OXYGEN HE WAS TOLD PAY UP OR BE DISCONNECTED. FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY HAS THE STORY YOU'LL SEE ONLY ON FOX.

7-15-04: 5P: 2:02 THE PRICE AT THE PUMP HAS RISEN BY 10 CENTS. LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE FOX 6 GAS TRACKER.

7-7-04: 5P: 2:28 MORE THAN 14-THOUSAND WE ENERGIES CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT SERVICE. ALMOST 76- HUNDRED OF THEM ARE IN MILWAUKEE COUNTY. IT'S NOT BECAUSE OF POWER FAILURE-- IT'S BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T PAY THEIR BILLS. BEVERLY TAYLOR REPORTS A STATE REPRESENTATIVE IS TRYING TO RESCUE SOME LOW- INCOME CUSTOMERS.

7-01-04: WAKEUP: 30 FOR THE THIRD TIME SINCE MAY WE ENERGIES WANTS TO RAISE YOUR RATES! THE UTILITY REQUESTED A MORE THAN 36-MILLION DOLLAR INCREASE THIS WEEK TO HELP OFF-SET THE RISING COSTS OF COAL AND NATURAL GAS.

CONSUMER PROTECTION (IDENTITY THEFT, RIP-OFFS, COMPUTER INFORMATION SECURITY)

8/26/04: 6P: 2:12 SOMEONE IS BREAKING INTO A FAMILY-ORIENTED KENOSHA WEBSITE AND POSTING SOME DISTURBING LINKS. TONIGHT THE WEB DESIGNER SAYS THE HACKER IS BEING TRACED BACK TO A COMPUTER OWNED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE HAS THE STORY.

8/12/04: 5P: 1:22 WHAT ABOUT IF YOUR A VICTIM OF IDENTITY THEFT? YOUR CREDIT REPORT HAS A WEALTH OF INFORMATION. TONIGHT, CONTACT 6'S KATRINA CRAVY SHOWS YOU HOW TO GET YOUR HANDS ON ONE!

8/11/04: WAKEUP: 3:00 ALWAYS USE PROTECTION: A TEEN'S GUIDE TO SAFE COMPUTING" IS THE FIRST BOOK OF ITS KIND BECAUSE IT DIRECTLY SPEAKS TO TEENS IN THEIR LANGUAGE. AUTHOR DAN APPLEMAN JOINS US WITH SOME ADVICE ON HOW TEENS CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM IDENTITY

8/4/04: 9P: 1:59 HOW CAN YOU BE SURE YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER IS THE REAL DEAL? FOX 6'S DEANNA DURANTE SHOWS YOU HOW IN A FEW MOUSE CLICKS YOU CAN BE YOUR OWN PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR.

8/1/04: NOON: 5:12 TONIGHT, FOX 6 INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER BRYAN POLCYN HAS A WARNING ABOUT HIDDEN SOFTWARE WITH A SINISTER GOAL TO STEAL YOUR PASSWORDS.

7/15/04: 5P: 3:44 WISCONSIN'S NO-CALL LIST IS GOING UNDER THE MICROSCOPE, AGAIN. IT'S BEEN ACTIVE TWO YEARS NOW AND IS ONE OF WISCONSIN'S MOST POPULAR LAWS. THIS YEAR ALONE MORE THAN 49-HUNDRED OF YOU FILED COMPLAINTS AGAINST TELEMARKETERS WHO CONTINUE TO CALL. CURRENTLY: THOSE COMPANIES FACE A $100 FINE PER VIOLATION. BUT THAT COULD SOON CHANGE. CONTACT 6'S KATRINA CRAVY IS HERE WITH HOW THIS COULD AFFECT YOU.

7/15/04: 5P: 3:24 WISCONSIN'S NO-CALL LIST IS GOING UNDER THE MICROSCOPE, AGAIN. IT'S BEEN ACTIVE TWO YEARS NOW--AND IS ONE OF WISCONSIN'S MOST POPULAR LAWS. THIS YEAR ALONE... MORE THAN 49-HUNDRED OF YOU FILED COMPLAINTS AGAINST TELEMARKETERS WHO CONTINUE TO CALL. CURRENTLY: THOSE COMPANIES FACE A $100 FINE PER VIOLATION. BUT THAT COULD SOON CHANGE. CONTACT 6'S KATRINA CRAVY IS HERE WITH HOW THIS COULD AFFECT YOU.

ELECTIONS (LOCAL AND NATIONAL)

8/23/04: 5P: 1:49 WISCONSIN IS LIVING UP TO ITS SWING STATE STATUS AGAIN AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE UPCOMING ELECTION STOPS BY. THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR VICE PRESIDENT IS ON HIS SECOND DAY OF A TWO-DAY TOUR. JOHN EDWARDS IS IN RACINE AND THAT'S WHERE FOX SIX'S PETER LINTON-SMITH IS.

8/22/04: 9P: 2:05 DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE JOHN EDWARDS LAUNCHES A FOUR-CITY, TWO-DAY WISCONSIN CAMPAIGN FLING TONIGHT IN MILWAUKEE. PETER LINTON- SMITH IS ON THE NEAR SOUTHSIDE WITH MORE ON EDWARDS' VISIT.

8/14/04: 9P: 2:02 THE WIFE OF VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE JOHN EDWARDS IS AT ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL WITH HEALTH CARE ON HER AGENDA. FOX 6'S CHRIS GOODMAN TAKES YOU TO A RALLY FOR ELIZABETH EDWARDS.

8/13/04: 9P: 1:23 POLITICAL ADS WILL GENERATE BETWEEN 12 AND 14-MILLION DOLLARS FOR MILWAUKEE T-V STATIONS THIS YEAR. THAT'S COMPARED TO AROUND 7-MILLION DOLLARS DURING THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN 2000.

8/11/04: 9P: 2:10 A WISCONSIN SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP IS GOING TO COURT, CHALLENGING THE MCCAIN-FEINGOLD CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM BILL. UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF MCCAIN-FEINGOLD -- UPHELD LAST YEAR BY THE SUPREME COURT -- SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS ARE PROHIBITED FROM RUNNING CORPORATE-FUNDED RADIO AND TV ADS THAT MENTION A CANDIDATE'S NAME WITHIN 30 DAYS OF A PRIMARY OR 60 DAYS OF A GENERAL ELECTION.

8/10/04: 10P: 39 THE PRESIDENT CONTINUES HIS CAMPAIGN TOUR TODAY. HIS WIFE IS ALSO HITTING THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL. MRS. BUSH WAS IN WISCONSIN TODAY AND TOURED SEEK INCORPORATED IN GRAFTON.

8/3/04: WAKEUP: 2:30 DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE JOHN KERRY WILL BE IN BELOIT TODAY FOR A TOWN HALL MEETING. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS MORE ON SENATOR KERRY'S VISIT.

8/1/04: 10P: 2:38 SENATOR JOHN KERRY WILL BE COMING TO WISCONSIN TOMORROW. HE'LL END UP HERE AT PERE MARQUETTE PARK-- FOR AN EVENING CAMPAIGN RALLY. WATCH FOX 6 NEWS TOMORROW FOR UPDATES.

8/1/04: NOON: 3:19 FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE WENT TO SEVERAL MILWAUKEE NEIGHBORHOODS TO SEE HOW CITIZENS RATE THE MAYOR.

LOCAL TROOPS

8/23/04: 6P: 2:04 SOLDIERS IN THE MIDDLE EAST MAY FEEL DISCONNECTED FROM PEOPLE IN THE STATES AND LONELY. BUT-- A GROUP OF GRANDMA'S IN MILWAUKEE ARE DOING THEIR PART TO SHOW SUPPORT AND LOVE-- AND KEEP THE SOLDIERS CONNECTED.

8/9/04: 6P: 1:58 A WISCONSIN RESERVIST BOUND FOR IRAQ IS FINALLY AN AMERICAN CITIZEN. TSERING PHUNTSOK'S FAMILY CAME TO THE UNITED STATES FROM INDIA. FOX SIX'S KIM MURPHY TELLS YOU NOW HE'S OFF TO DEFEND HIS NEW COUNTRY.

7-7-04: 5P: 3:23 U- S ARMY RESERVE STAFF SERGEANT STEPHEN MARTIN DIED FROM INJURIES HE SUFFERED -- AFTER A TRUCK BOMB EXPLODED NEAR HIS POSITION IN MOSUL, IRAQ ON JUNE 24TH. MARTIN'S WIDOW IS LEARNING MORE EVERYDAY ABOUT HOW HER LATE HUSBAND DIED. KATHY MARTIN SHARES THE STORY WITH JOE LABARBERA-- IN A FOX 6 EXCLUSIVE.

7-5-04: 10P: 2:37 A WISCONSIN SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ A SHORT TIME AGO NOW HAS A LIVING TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY. KISER SERVED IN THE ARMY RESERVE'S 330TH MILITARY POLICE DETACHMENT BASED IN SHEBOYGAN. HE WAS KILLED ALMOST TWO WEEKS AGO WHEN

A CAR BOMB EXPLODED NEAR HIS HUMVEE CONVOY. FOX SIX'S BOB MOORE TELLS YOU WHY THE KISER TREE -- WILL KEEP KISER'S MEMORY ALIVE FOREVER.

EXHIBIT B – Political Programming

Coverage of political issues in news September 13 - 27, 2004.

Sept 14, 2004 WakeUp 1:30 Yanick live at Kerry visit in WI Sept 14, 2004 5 p.m. News :22 Bush Twins in Wis Sept 14, 2004 5 p.m. News 1:17 Kerry in Milwaukee Sept 14, 2004 9 p.m. News 7:40 Live election night coverage US Senate race sites Sept 15, 2004 WakeUp 1:03 Michaels Wins Senate race Sept 15, 2004 WakeUp :43 Feingold sound election results Sept 15, 2004 9 p.m. News 1:20 Bush twins visit WI Sept 15, 2004 9 p.m. News :20 Nader in WI Sept 16, 2004 9 p.m. News :33 Kerry & Bush today updates Sept 16, 2004 10 p.m. News :60 Kerry & Bush campaign trail updates Sept 17, 2004 6 p.m. News :41 NY Gov Pataki in town Sept 17, 2004 6 p.m. News :41 Cate Edwards in town Sept 18, 2004 9 p.m. News :60 Bush & Kerry campaign updates, NY Times poll Sept 18, 2004 10 p.m. News :43 Bush memos & Kerry sound Sept 19, 2004 5 p.m. :36 Bush tours Ivan damage Sept 20, 2004 WakeUp :30 Presidential debates announce Sept 20, 2004 10 p.m. News 1:48 Debates, Bush & Kerry sound Sept 21, 2004 Noon News 1:13 Bush UN speech Sept 21, 2004 Noon News :37 Kerry campaign update Sept 21, 2004 10 p.m. News 1:16 Kerry one-on-one Sept 22, 2004 6 p.m. News :49 Bush & Kerry campaign updates Sept 23, 2004 6 p.m. News :24 Laura Bush in Wausau Sept 23, 2004 6 p.m. News :25 Nader on ballot Sept 24, 2004 WakeUp 1:12 Bush & Kerry campaign wrap up Sept 27, 2004 10 p.m. News :40 Bush campaign update Sept 27, 2004 10 p.m. News :38 Kerry in Spring Green

Coverage of debates/town hall meetings/public forums (local, state, national) from 9/1/03 to 8/31/04. Representative Sample:

GOVERNOR JIM DOYLE PROMISED TO KEEP A TIGHT REIN ON SPENDING, Jan 21, 10 p.m. 1:30 WHILE UNVEILING A SERIES OF REFORMS TONIGHT. AMONG THE 2004 News GOVERNOR'S PLANS ARE A WEB SITE TO HELP RESIDENTS FIND CHEAPER PRESCRIPTION DRUGS AND RAISING THE MINIMUM WAGE. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH JOINS US LIVE FROM MADISON WITH MORE ON GOVERNOR DOYLE'S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS Jan 15 , 10 p.m. :45 THE CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR IN MILWAUKEE SQUARE OFF TONIGHT-- 2004 News IN A PUBLIC FORUM...BUT INSTEAD OF FOCUSING ON THE CANDIDATES-- FOX 6 IS TURNING THE CAMERA ON THOSE WHO ARE THERE TO LISTEN. Jan 27 , 9 p.m. 1:20 IN JUST 21 DAYS MILWAUKEE WILL NARROW THE LIST OF CANDIDATES 2004 RUNNING FOR MAYOR FROM TEN TO TWO. SO WE'RE PROFILING ALL THE CANDIDATES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER THIS WEEK ON THE NEWS AT FIVE AND NINE. KELLY JOYCE TALKS WITH ONE OF THE FRONTRUNNERS: MILWAUKEE COUNTY SHERIFF DAVID CLARKE. DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL HOWARD DEAN HAS MADE A Feb 1, 10 p.m. 1:45 STOP IN OUR AREA.. YESTERDAY AT A NORTHSIDE MILWAUKEE 2004 CHURCH...HE CAMPAIGNED FOR VOTES – AND PREACHED HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION AND DIVERSITY. AND ALTHOUGH DEAN IS DOWN IN THE POLLS...FOX 6'S BOB MOORE SHOWS YOU—HOWARD DEAN IS QUITE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE PROGRESS OF HIS CAMPAIGN. April 30, 5 p.m. 3:24 WISCONSIN IS A BATTLEGROUND STATE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL 2004 News ELECTION. AND THAT BRINGS THE VICE PRESIDENT TO MILWAUKEE. THE MAYOR'S ELECTION IN SOUTH MILWAUKEE THAT ENDED IN A TIE April 13, 6 p.m. 1:52 LAST WEEK IS MAKING NEWS AGAIN. AN OFFICIAL RECOUNT IS

2004 COMPLETE, ONE VOTE MADE THE DIFFERENCE. FOX 6'S KELLY JOYCE IS FOLLOWING DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS STORY. August 22, 9 p.m. 2:05 DEMOCRATIC VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE JOHN EDWARDS LAUNCHES 2004 A FOUR-CITY, TWO-DAY WISCONSIN CAMPAIGN FLING TONIGHT IN MILWAUKEE. PETER LINTON- SMITH IS ON THE NEAR SOUTHSIDE WITH MORE ON EDWARDS' VISIT. August 3, Wakeu 2:30 DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE JOHN KERRY WILL BE IN BELOIT TODAY FOR A 2004 p TOWN HALL MEETING. FOX 6'S PETER LINTON-SMITH HAS MORE ON SENATOR KERRY'S VISIT. MAYORAL CANDIDATE PROFILE MILWAUKEE MAYORAL CANDIDATE October 29, 5 p.m. 1:48 LEON TODD TAKES THE PODIUM WITH WHAT HE CALLS A CLEAN 2003 CAMPAIGN MESSAGE.I'M ABOUT CLEAN GOVERNMENT, CLEAN ELECTIONS A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT AND CLEANING UP THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. IF ELECTED MAYOR TODD SAYS HE'LL CLEAN UP OUR WATER, OUR STREETS AND OUR NEIGHBORHOODS...LITERALLY. November 5 p.m. 1:48 MAYORAL CANDIDATE PROFILE JOHN PITTA 12, 2003 ANSWER THE QUESTION, WHO IS FRANK CUMBERBATCH? [10] [0] -- October 24, 5 p.m. 1:48 {RICH} WITH 15 CANDIDATES WANTING TO BE MILWAUKEE'S NEXT 2003 MAYOR, WE'RE HELPING YOU DECIDE. WE'RE DOING THAT BY BRINGING YOU ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEWS WITH EACH AND EVERY CANDIDATE. October 14, 5 p.m. 1:48 MAYORAL CANDIDATE PROFILE: TOM BARRETT THE PRIMARY ELECTION 2003 WILL BE HELD IN FEBRUARY AND THE GENERAL ELECTION IS IN APRIL.

MAYORAL CANDIDATE PROFILE JONES SAYS AS MAYOR HE WON'T TRY Dec 3, 5p.m. 1:48 AND RUN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND HE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE CITY 2003 LIBRARY SERVICES CUT- HE'D LIKE TO SEE THEM EXTENDED TO HELP IMPROVE GRADUATION RATES FOR KIDS IN THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE.THANKS DEANNA. TOM NARDELLI WANTS YOU TO GIVE HIM THAT CHANCE IN FEBRUARY October 8, 5 p.m. 1:48 WITH THE PRIMARY AND AGAIN IN APRIL. AND HE'S MAKING PROMISES 2003 TO YOU- TO RUN A CLEAN CAMPAIGN – AND TO HIRE A DIVERSE STAFF REFLECTIVE OF THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE

Other political specials 9/1/03 to 8/31/04

• Your Vote Counts PSA campaign FOX 6 created 7 different PSAs (from :05 to :20 seconds) citing how only vote makes a difference using Wisconsin election examples, and encouraging people to vote. Spots started airing the week of Feb 23,2004 and continue today.

EXHIBIT C – Community Participation

Non-Programming Participation in Community 9/03 - 8/04

Employee Efforts • FOX 6 employees serve on United Way, Shorewood BID, Junior Achievement, and Heart Association Boards. • Team of 10 FOX 6 employees participated in United Way Day of Caring (Sept 03). Employees painted walls and created shelving for a local non-profit organization. • On average, 3 community appearances are made each week by FOX 6 news anchors/reporters . This includes speaking to classes, appearing in parades, and emceeing functions for non-profits

In-Kind Donations • We offer for auction "Weather in Your Backyard" to local non-profits. It has a minimum bid of $500. Twenty-one (21) have been provided in the 9/03 - 8/04 time period generating at least $10,000 for local non-profits. • We donate a tremendous amount of air time to local non-profits by running PSAs to support their events. Some examples: • Kenosha Safety Fair Oct 03, 94 PSAs aired • Holiday Blood Drive Dec 03, 296 spots • Bayshore Safety Days June 04, 115 PSAs • AIDS Walk Sept 03, 220 PSAs contributed • Hank Aaron State Trail Aug 04, 140 spots

Monetary Donations • We contribute $400 to the Milwaukee Urban League each year by purchasing four tickets to the Black & White Ball. • In 2003, FOX 6 employees contributed $2,100 to the Milwaukee United Way.

520888.02-D.C. Server 2A - MSW KMSP & WFTC, MINNEAPOLIS, MN This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

KMSP airs 27.0 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Sunday, 9 p.m. – 10 p.m.

WFTC airs an additional 3.5 hours per week, Monday – Sunday, 10 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Both stations regularly address community concerns as part of their daily newscasts. KMSP, a FOX station, has a strong investigative unit that regularly airs hard-hitting stories that expose problems, corruption, and malfeasance within the community. In addition, the Investigators unit looks into many consumer concerns, such as the dangers of side impact car crashes, rollover dangers of ATVs, and the flammability of children’s down jackets. WFTC, a UPN station, has an Up Close unit that has reported on consumer and health issues, such as ADD in adults, homelessness, bullying, and mold in the home. Provided below is a brief summary of important local news stories that KMSP and WFTC have covered recently within their local news broadcasts:

* Education – Minority groups were upset over the selection of the new Minneapolis superintendent.

* Transportation – News investigators taught viewers how to survive a rollover car crash.

* Education – Story discussed the various proposals for new social studies standards in Minneapolis schools.

* Health Care – Report discussed the rise of the Dutch Elm disease in Minnesota and provided informatoiin on prevention and cures.

* State Resources – Story detailed the millions of dollars in unclaimed money held by the state and discussed how viewers can find additional information and make claims.

A detailed list of the stations' local interest news stories is attached as Exhibit A attached hereto.

Breaking News Updates

Each of KMSP and WFTC broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming numerous times during the period covered by this report in order to bring

its viewers breaking news or disaster information. KMSP's coverage included extended reporting on severe weather, such as tornado watchs and thunderstorm warnings, as well as developing local stories. For example, the station interrupted regular programming to cover shootings at a local school and at a government center. Similarly, WFTC provided its viewers with numerous severe weather warnings. Both stations also participate in the amber alert program in an effort to help find missing children.

Public Affairs Programming

KMSP has partnered with a University of Minnesota journalism professor who received a grant to increase television coverage of health care issues in the state. The station has taken a three-pronged approach: investigative pieces, daily news coverage and ½ hour specials that air quarterly. Some of the recent topics covered have included: the cost of health insurance, the new Medicare discount card, and health care for retirees.

In addition, both KMSP and WFTC air a variety of other local programming of interest to the viewers in Minneapolis. For example, KMSP was the home of the High School Tournaments in 2003-04. The station's coverage included four days of boys hockey, one day of girls hockey, three days each of girls and boys basketball, and one day of prep football. In addition, the station also broadcast 25 Minnesota Wild hockey games, plus pre- and post-season specials. KMSP also aired pre- and post-game specials during the Minnesota Twins trips to the baseball playoffs each of the past two years. The station also aired its four-hour morning newscast live from the State Fair for seven days in August. WFTC, meanwhile, aired several news specials regarding Dru Sodjin, a special report regarding a bus strike, and 35 Minnesota Timberwolves games.

Political Coverage

Both KMSP and WFTC have devoted extensive time to coverage of political issues important to their viewers. During the time period covered by this report, for instance, the stations produced a series of stories following a focus group of undecided Minnesota voters, examining how they reacted to political events during the presidential campaign. The stations also have covered a number of Minnesota political issues during their newscasts, including: new sports stadiums, school standards, health care costs, death penalty, sex offender punishment, homelessness, state spending cutbacks, drinking in the State Capitol, and handgun conceal and carry. In addition, KMSP employs former Minnesota Gov. Arne Carlson year-round as a political analyst.

Public Service Announcements

KMSP and WFTC make their air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

* Minnesota Zoo * Lance Armstrong Foundation * Ramsey County Adoption * Big Brothers/Big Sisters * Make A Wish Foundation * Arbor Day Foundation

2 * Connect for Kids * Bone Marrow Donor Program

For each of two sample weeks (January 12-19 and June 14-21, 2004), WFTC broadcast an average of 102 minutes of public service announcements – all without charging any of the organizations or causes for the time. Similarly, during the same two weeks, KMSP broadcast an average of 48 minutes of public service announcements without charge.

Participation in the Community

Both KMSP's and WFTC's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the Minneapolis community. The stations' employees take part in a variety of events and causes in and around Minneapolis, such as:

* Eden Prairie Chamber of Commerce * Washburn Child Guidance Center * 9-11 Minnesota Remembers Event * Minneapolis Holidazzle Parade * Sierra Club * Minnesota State Fair

KMSP and WFTC constantly gather information about the needs and interests of the members of their community, particularly by taking into account information that they receive from the Twin Cities Broadcast Ascertainment Group. The group meets quarterly with community leaders from throughout the stations' viewing area. Speakers at the group's recent surveys have represented a wide variety of interests, including business, government, elderly, environment and minorities. The stations' news staffs also regularly gather information about topics of interest from sources and from their interaction with members of the community.

A comprehensive list of the stations' participation in the community is attached as Exhibit B hereto.

EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

KMSP has a strong investigative unit that regularly does hard-hitting stories that expose problems, corruption, and malfeasance within the community. In addition, the Investigators unit looks into many consumer concerns, such as the dangers of side impact car crashes, rollover dangers of ATVs, and the flammability of children’s down jackets. On WFTC, the Up Close unit has reported on consumer and health issues such as ADD in adults, homelessness, bullying, and mold in the home. In addition, both stations regularly address community concerns as part of the daily newscasts. Provided below is a representative sample of local interest stories, 9/1/03 – 8/31/04:

DATE: SHOW & STORY TITLE DESCRIPTION

9/4 UPN-Bullying report Nat’l report says more needs to be done to stop school bullying; MN programs profiled

9/9 UPN-male teacher shortage Recruiting starts as # of male teachers drops to record low

9/17 FOX-Haskell’s sale fraud BBB tips us that local chain stores “sale” claim is fraudulent.

9/22 FOX-U house fire/get out alive Tips for people to get out alive after 3 die in fire

9/23 FOX-U house fire investigation Fox 9 Investigators look into background of owners in fatal house fire; find many problems

9/23 UPN-new superintendent Minority groups upset over naming of new Mpls. Superintendent

9/24 UPN-2004 low pay raises Average worker projected to get record low raises in

2004

9/25 UPN-“Women Venture” Program to get laid off/ lower income women career training

9/30 UPN-Cold wx help With winter coming, local programs that can help poor with heating bills

10/8 FOX-next superintendent “A” list picks of parent and minority groups for new Mpls. Superintendent

10/9 FOX-“non violent karate” Program to teach women “non violent” karate to protect themselves after series of local attacks

10/13 FOX-social studies standards Proposals from all sides for new social studies standards in school

10/14 UPN-Cornerstone broke Efforts to save abused women’s shelter after it runs out of money

10/23 FOX-MADD broke Mother’s Against Drunk Driving would shut down by end of month

10/29 FOX-Fundraising scam Tip confirmed says people going door-to-door claiming fundraising is for Childrens Home

10/30 UPN-Debt advice Tips for getting out from under debt for young people

11/1 FOX-Janie Knows Science ½ hour special about w/ meteorlogist teaching

young girls about science

11/4 FOX-Car roll Investigators teach you how to survive a rollover

11/10 UPN-Invitro Following the process

11/12 FOX-Fire jackets Investigators some kid’s jackets can easily start on fire

11/15 FOX-Street Patrol Investigators catch and confront speeding motorists on metro’s worst areas

11/17 UPN-Invitro pt. 2 Next stage of process for family

11/18 FOX-Side fatals

11/20 UPN-Toy Test Discovering safe and not so safe toys for kids

11/21 UPN-Cell phone switch Best deals when switching cell phone companies but keeping number

11/24 FOX-Cell phone switch see above

11/25 FOX-Street Patrol pt 2 Confronting dangerous motorists

11/25 FOX-School safety Investigators take expert into to schools to test security and safety

11/25 UPN-Invitro pt. 3 Final stage

11/26 FOX-winter safe driving Learning how w/experts on professional course

11/28 FOX-phone slamming AG crackdown on businesses that force your change in companies

12/1 UPN-World AIDS Day Profiling people battling the disease and programs that help

12/22 FOX-Charities in trouble Several well known local charities not getting the X-mas donations they Need

12/30 UPN-ephedra banned Rules and options

12/31 FOX-mad cow MN Plan States’ plan to make sure the disease doesn’t reach consumers

1/7 FOX-teens/alcohol Local agency adds programs treating growing number of teen drinkers

1/9 UPN-teens/drivers Programs to teach kids better winter driving in light of several accidents

1/14 UPN-ephedra scramble List of “good’ and “bad” substitutes

1/15 FOX-diabetes fight 350 organizations plus state make new attack plan

1/16 UPN-credit debt Counseling for holiday debtors

1/19 FOX-taxis & disabled Major cab company about to charge disabled passengers higher fees

1/20 FOX-taxis and disabled pt 2 Company retracts higher

fees for disabled after story

1/22 FOX-MLK fight Minority communities upset following teacher suspension for MLK walk-out

2/5 UPN-Addicted to Ebay People going broke bidding; finding answers

2/7 UPN-adult ADD Growing numbers suffer; finding treatment

2/9 UPN-homeless sleepout Spotlight the homeless by spending a night with several

2/11 FOX-Courage Ctr. Abuse Investigation discovers sexual abuse at Center for mentally handicapped

2/12 FOX-gay marriage in MN As debate national debate grows, what are the laws and standards for MN gays

2/15 FOX-gay commitment Large commitment ceremony for gay couples

2/16 FOX-homeless death/programs Homeless man’s death; look at programs that can help

2/20 UPN-“Father Project” Disadvantaged dads get help from project so they can have custody of kids

2/26 FOX-“Health Alert” special Full ½ hour dedicated to the health uninsured; profiling families, giving alternatives, debate

3/3 FOX-“Babywise” Pros and cons of controversial chjld rearing program

3/22 UPN-gay marriage rallys Supporters rally

3/24: FOX-gay couples and adoption Spotlighting families who have adopted and the process it takes

4/9 FOX-anti depressants & kids Medical advice says side effects are not worth benefits

4/12 FOX-ephedra alternatives Ban officially in effect; finding alternatives

4/13 FOX-HMO outrage Reaction from investigation showing HMO CEO pay 90 mill

4/23 FOX-para Olympian tryouts Physically challenged athletes profiled

4/26 FOX-Mpls. Lake pollution woes Efforts to clean up pollution in Mpls. Chain of lakes

5/3 UPN-bullying and obesity Study finds direct connection

5/6 FOX-“Health Alert” ½ hour special featuring 20 somethings w/no health insurance, troubles w/ new

Medicare card, retiree’s w/o benefits, and non- profit help line

5/11 UPN-protein bars Consumer’s guide for which help, which can hurt

5/12 FOX-Meat scam FOX investigation shows local company providing bad meat to consumers

5/14 FOX-severe wx special ½ hour special on keeping safe, new kinds of shelters for mobile home parks, new warning technology

5/17-18 FOX-meth crisis 2 part FOX investigation into mothers who use, the effects on babies

5/20 FOX-deck safety consumer warning for safe building, collapse concerns

5/21 FOX-1,000 man march African American men gather to impromptu march in light of several recent murders

5/22 UPN-mold worries consumer hints to finding mold in home; how to fix

5/24 UPN-zip codes/car ins. Breakdown of highest and lowest car insurance rates by zip codes; surprise locations

5/25-26 UPN-side airbag test Benefits and downsides Two part story

5/26 FOX-accessible playground Massive new playground built for children with disabilities.

5/26-27 FOX-Capitol drinking Major FOX investigation catches drinking at State Capitol during Session

6/3 UPN-marathon racism Minorities/non Americans upset after local marathon says only citizens can compete

6/14 UPN-Abuse help Several severe abuse cases prompt look into local programs for women

6/16 FOX-bill collectors Atty. General tips us to over-aggressive bill collector

6/19 FOX-Medicare problems Fox Health Alert partners assist on story of big problems w/new Medicare card

6/26 FOX-gay pride & marriage Festival marked by increasing drive for same sex marriage rights

7/8 FOX-light rail violators FOX Investigators show many driving across tracks & violating warnings

7/9 FOX-dutch elm cure Disease back on the rise in MN: info on ways to prevent and cure

7/11 FOX-Mille Lacs fishing Native American community different access and rules; both sides respond

7/12 FOX-home scam warning Sources leads us to group providing phony storm damage repairs

7/19 UPN-seniors and drugs Options for seniors who are paying high prescription drug rates

7/21 FOX-gas ripoffs Businesses hurt by increasing number of drive offs from gas stations

7/28 FOX-Health Alert/errors FOX Health Alert: MN’s fight to prevent hospital errors; horror stories

7/29 FOX-anti gay comments Local athlete makes anti gay public tirade; community upset; education efforts

8/4 UPN-laser teeth Consumer guide to what works, alternatives that are cheaper

8/29 FOX-Health Alert/schools Health Alert: local districts trying to provide healthy alternatives

9/1 FOX-RV sale scam Tip: company selling RV’s for consumers but pocketing money

9/8 UPN-mercury warning signs In wake of local incident, warning signs of mercury contamination/poisoning

9/9 UPN-unclaimed money Millions in unclaimed dollars via state; how people can find lists, get money

9/14 FOX-abusive vet Animal rights groups upset over vet’s questionable work; investigation concludes

EXHIBIT B – Community Participation

Community participation is a cornerstone of the community outreach for both KMSP and WFTC. Our talent regularly help non-profit organization as hosts, emcees, and participants.

Station Community Involvement Activities FOX 9 Assignment Manager presented to AmeriCorps about how non-profit organizations get their word out to the media FOX 9 Assignment Manager provided information to United Way about how non-profit organizations get their word out to the media FOX 9 Assistant News Director presented for the U of MN (Journalism students) re: career in broadcasting FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the American Express Quarterly Luncheon (June 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the American Heart Association Women Legacy Luncheon (February 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Boys High School Hockey Herb Brooks Award (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Give Us Wings 5th Anniversary Celebration (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Mpls Community & Technical College "Celebrate the Dream" Annual B-Day Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (January 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the North American Council of Adoptable Children "Last But Not Least" Performance (December 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Southern MN Regional Legal Services Campaign for Legal Aid Fall Luncheon (November 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Washburn Child Guidance Center "Realizing the Potential" event (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Wayzata Boys Basketball Fundraiser (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor emceed the Women Venture Conference (October 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor guest speaker for St. Cloud State University Society of Professors conference (April 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted and emceed "9/11 Minnesota Remembers" event (September 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Animal Humane Society Walk for Animals (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Animal Humane Society Walk for Animals (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Eden Prairie Chamber of Commerce Gala (November 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Minnesota MS Walk (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted Beastly Ball, MN Zoo Fundraiser (April 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Minnesota Proact Banquet recognizing the handicapped in workplace (October 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Minnesota Wild Welcome (October 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the NHL Media Kids Fundraiser (February 2004)

FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Spinal Research Golf Tournament (September 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Tennis for Kids Fundraiser (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Twin Comminity Fund Luncheon (January 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the U of MN Diabetes Research "Golf Four Diabetes" (June 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the U of MN Diabetes Research Institute Reception (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Walk for Diabetes (November 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Washburn Child Guadance Center Fundraiser Video (April 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Washburn Child Guidance Center Luncheon (May 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted the Women's Expo (January 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted/emceed the AM Diabetes Association Gala (April 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor hosted/emceed the St. Cloud State University Golf Fundraiser (June 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor participated in the 3M Classic Golf Fundraiser (August 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor participated in the Diabetes Walk & charitable golf tourney FOX 9 Evening News Anchor participated in the Minnesota Wild Celebrity Skills Competition - Wild Kids Fundraiser (November 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor participated in the MS Walk FOX 9 Evening News Anchor participated in the Randy Shaver Luekemia Fundraiser (June 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchor read to a class of first graders FOX 9 Evening News Anchors Grand Marshalled the Hollidazzle Parade (December 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Anchors participated in the Grand Old Day Parade (June 2003, 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Anchors were the Grand Marshalls of the Minneapolis Holidazzle Parade (December 2003) FOX 9 Evening News and Morning News Anchors emceed the Business Journal's Women In Business Conference (July 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Chief Meteorologist emceed the Pine Technical College Women In Technology Conference (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Chief Meteorologist participated in the Inver Grove Heights Girl Scouts Service Unit Annual Giving Cake Auction FOX 9 Evening News Chief Meteorologist participated in the Inver Grove Heights Girl Scouts Service Unit Annual Giving Cake Auction FOX 9 Evening News Chief Meteorologist participated in the Oak Point Intermediate School Reward Party (March 2004) FOX 9 Evening News Chief Meteorologist taught girls about science at three weekend Girls & Science events (September/October 2003) FOX 9 Evening News Sports Director volunteers for the Special Olympics, Humane Society Walk and the Lions Club FOX 9 Morning Meteorologist taught meteorology and gave tours to approximately two schools per week (Weather Nuts) FOX 9 Morning News Anchor and Evening News Anchor emceed the Gowth 50 - Business Journal Event (October 2003) FOX 9 Morning News Anchor and Evening News Anchor emceed the Minority Business Awards (June 2004) FOX 9 Morning News Anchor emceed the Ordway Center Awards FOX 9 Morning News Anchor emceed the St. David's Child Development & Family Services Annual Gala (February 2004)

FOX 9 Morning News Anchor emceed the Women Venture Conference (October 2003) FOX 9 Morning News Anchor frequently reads books to elementary school classes FOX 9 Morning News Anchor participated in the Cars for Courage Charitable Event FOX 9 Morning News Anchor participated with the Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Event (November 2003) FOX 9 Morning News Anchors emceed the 40 Under 40 Business Journal Cocktail Reception (May 2004) FOX 9 Morning News Anchors emceed the American Heart Association Minneapolis Golf Classic (May 2004) FOX 9 Morning News Anchors participated in the American Heart Association FOX 9 Morning News Reporter emceed the Sierra Club Annual Awards Dinner FOX 9 Morning News Reporter emceed the ARC Annual Awards Dinner FOX 9 Morning News Reporter is a volunteer for the Girl Scouts of America FOX 9 Morning News Reporter volunteered for the Girl Scouts of America by starring in and producing a membership video FOX 9 Morning News Reporter is emceed the Gay Pride Parade FOX 9 Morning News Reporter emceed the Stillwater leg of the Great River Energy Bike Festival FOX 9 Morning News Reporter speaks at high schools and colleges about "Making High School Count" and "Making College Count" FOX 9 News Technical Operations Manager presented to SCSU Journalism students regarding a career in broadcasting FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Sales Department volunteered for People Serving People field trip FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Talent participated in the Humane Society's Walk for Animals FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Talent participated in the Ice Palace (January 2004) FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Talent participated in the MN State Fair (August 2003) FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Talent participated in the Taste of Minnesota FOX 9 Talent & UPN 29 Talent participated in the Winter Carnival FOX 9 Weekend Meteorologist visited Woodbury Elementary School to talk about weather and teach meteorology UPN 29 Community Affairs Director coordinated an internal blanket drive for Catholic Charities (November 2003) UPN 29 Community Affairs Director coordinated in internal food drive to benefit Second Harvest Heartland (December 2003) UPN 29 Community Affairs Director organized the Little Red Stocking Campaign (raised over $210,000 for charity) (December 2003) UPN 29 Evening Meteorologist visited over one hundred schools talking about weather and teaching meteorology UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the Courage Center Judd Jacobson Memorial Award Luncheon (June 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor is working with the Science Museum to create an Exhibit on the Low Carb Craze UPN 29 Evening News Anchor participated in the Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk (September 2003) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor was the celebrity official - Sharing Life Foundation 5th Annual Walk/Run Organ Transplant (September 2003) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the East Side Neighborhood Services/Senior Day at the Dome (September 2003) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society Annual Dinner (April 2004)

UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the March of Dimes Walk America (April 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor visited Creek Valley Eoementary "I Love to Read" (February 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the Wings of the North Air Expo Dinner (July 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed Courage Center's Judd Jacobson Memorial Award Luncheon (June 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the annual Wings of the North dinner honoring WWII/Korean/Vietnam Vets (July 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor was a panelist for the Greater Twin Cities United Way media training (August 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor participated in the Tejas Express as the State Fair to benefit the State Fair Fund (August 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchor emceed the March of Dimes Walk America (April 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchors emceed the American Heart Association's Twin Cities Heart Walk Event (February 2004) UPN 29 Evening News Anchors were the Grand Marshalls of the Minneapolis Holidazzle Parade (December 2003) UPN 29 Weekend News Anchor emceed the Huntington's Disease Society "An Evening In Monte Carlo" event (December 2003) Employee Board Involvement FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is currently on the board of the Walker Center FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is currently on the board of the Minneapolis College of Arts and Design FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is an honorary board member for the Lupus Foundation of Minnesota FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is on the Advisory Board of the Minneapolis Chapter of the League of Women Voters FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is on the Advisory Board of The Soap Factory FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is an honorary board member for the Better Chance Foundation of Eden Prairie FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is on the Advisory Board for the U of MN Diabetes Research Center FOX 9 Evening News Anchor is on the Advisory Board for the American Diabetes Association News Technical Operations Manager is a member of the Brown College Curriculum Advisory Board Community Affairs Director is on the Board of Directors for the Emergency Foodshelf Network V.P. Creative Services is a Board of Director member at the Whole Learning School Employee Community Involvement Activities Community Affairs Director is a regular blood donor for the Memorial Blood Centers of Minnesota FOX 9 Weekend Anchor S.R. is a volunteer Sunday School Teacher at the Nativity of Mary Church Account Executive N.B. is a volunteer for the Big Brothers Big Sisters Fundreasing Gala Account Executive N.B. is a volunteer for the Minnesota Food Shelf Account Executive N.B. is a volunteer for the United Way Emerging Leaders program Account Executive N.B. is a volunteer for the Science Museum of MN (special events) Account Executive N.B. is a volunteer for the Stages Theater Company (special events)

Account Executive G.S. is a volunteer for the Our Lady of Grace School fundraising committee Account Executive G.S. is a volunteer Yard Parent Supervisor at Our Lady of Grace School Account Executive G.S. is a volunteer parent reader at Our Lady of Grace School Account Executive G.S. is a parent helper at Our Lady of Grace School Account Executive G.S. is a member of the Our Lady of Grace School Men's Club Account Executive G.S. is a the Commissioner for the Edina Hockey Association Account Executive G.S. is a the Mite Coach for the Edina Hockey Association Account Executive G.S. is a the Coach for the Edina Soccer Association Account Executive G.S. is a volunteer for YMCA (Coach Baseball, T-Ball, Football, Soccer, Basketball, and Floor Hockey) Program Coodinator J.S. is a volunteer for the Big Brothers Big Sisters Association Entire Sales Department volunteered an evening for the People Serving People (May 2004) V.P. Engineering is a volunteer for the Society of Broadcast Engineers (frequency coordinator) V.P. Engineering is a volunteer fire fighter, first responder, hazmat tech for the City of Eagan News Operations Manager volunteers ten hours a week at Sheridan Hills Elementary School News Producer J.M. volunteers for the Basilica of St. Mary every Saturday V.P. Creative Services is on the Parent Committee at Fraser Academy Special Needs School V.P. Creative Services is a volunteer at Fraser Academy, Groves Academy, and Pals Plus Early Childhood School V.P. Creative Services donated school supplies to St. David's Child Development Center, Groves Adademy, Pals Plus School, and Fraser Academy V.P. Creative Services provided financial assistance to Infant Development Center, Stepping Stones Program for Early Childhood Development V.P. Creative Services provided financial assistance to the Firefighters Fund, Breast Cancer Foundation, Epilepsy Foundation, Apraxia Kids Association, and Special Olympics FOX 9 Morning News Editor is a volunteer football coach for 5th and 6th grade teams for the Eagan Athletic Association Master Control Operator D.K. is a board member at her church Creative Services Producer J.M. volunteers for 2nd Harvest Food Shelf Official Meteorologist Walk for Animals MN Zoo Lemurs Grand Old Day Great River Bicycle Festival Back to the 50's Weekend Ice Palace

Boys High School State Hockey Tournament Girls High School State Basketball Tournament Boys High School State Basketball Tournament Women's Expo Taste of Minnesota Air Expo Lumberjack Days Loring Park / Powderhorn Art Fairs Renaissance Festival Home & Garden Show Girls & Science Project MN Zoo Wolf Week Arboretum Winter Wonderland Internship Program News mentored fourteen interns Creative Services mentored one intern Community Affairs mentored six interns Human Resources mentored one intern Engineering is currently mentoring one intern

Both stations are involved with many community sponsorships throughout the year.

Specifically, for our Girls and Science project we develop a Saturday program with scientists from the Twin Cities to involve girls in learning to love science. For the

Herb Brooks Award, we wrote criteria and presented a trophy to the winners during the Boys High School

Hockey Finals in February. For the Ice Palace, we broadcast two specials in January and provided almost daily news coverage. For the State Fair we broadcast our four-hour morning newscast live for seven days from the Fair. For the Humane Society's Walk for Animals, every on-air anchor/weathercaster participated in the walk.

KMSP / WFTC Non-Programming Participation in Community (for the period 9/1/03 - 8/31/04)

Community Event Sponsorships

Minority Business Awards - Business Journal Partnership (June 2004)

American Heart Association Walk (February 2004)

Humane Society - Walk for Animals (May 2004)

Women's Expo (January 2004)

Women to Watch Program - Business Journal Partnership

Go Red For Women Luncheon - Heart Walk (February 2004)

Girls & Science Project (September, October 2003)

Women In Business - Business Journal Partnership (July 2004)

Growth 50 - Business Journal Partnership (October 2003)

40 Under 40 - Business Journal Partnership (May 2004)

FOX 9/ UPN 29/ FSNN Scholarship for a high school student going to college for journalism (2003)

Herb Brooks Award for Boys & Girls High School State Hockey Tourney (February, March 2004)

Minnesota State High School League Excel Student Awards (honoring 25 students) (March 2004)

Toyota Drive for Education (awarded ten schools $2500 for school improvements) (March 2004)

MN State High School Tournaments - Football, Girls & Boys Hockey, Girls & Boys Basketball (covered every year since 1992)

Taste of Minnesota - KidsZone and Linus Exhibits (July 2004)

Grand Old Day (June 2004)

Great River Bicycle Festival (June 2004)

Ice Palace (January 2004)

State Fair (August/September 2004)

Tools for Schools (August/Sept 2004) collected $78,000 of school supplies.

WFTC/KMSP IN-KIND DONATIONS

EVENT DATE ITEMS and GIFTS

Minnesota State Fair Aug-04 49,000 FOX 9 Mouse Pads handed out.

St Paul.MN 48,000 UPN 29 Picture Frame Magnets handed out.

AWRT Fall TV Network Screening event Aug-04 400 fans on a stick donated to vote for network shows.

*Advertising community

July 4th Fireworks Week Jul-04 5,000 3D Fireworks glasses handed out to fireworks attendees.

Taste of Minnesota week-long festival

St Paul, MN Production producers and Community Director donated to Girls in Science Interactive Education Expo Fall 2004 execute event.

*Free Expo allowing girls to meet women leaders 500 FOX 9 Picture Frame magnets handed out. in Science Field- hosted by KMSP.

Ice Palace Winter Festival Jan-04 5,000 FOX 9 Picture Frame Magnets handed out

St Paul, MN 10,000 plus Anchor Photos handed out

Holidazzle Parade in Minneapolis Dec-03 2 Anchors (Tim and Alex) donated to be Grand Marshall

Grand Ole Day Parade News Anchor Appearance Jun-03 2 Anchors to ride in St Paul festival event

WFTC Weather Anchor school visits Fall 2003 4000 UPN 29 Pencils Handed out to school kids (Karl Spring) 20 Donated Weather Anchor appearance to schools visits KMSP Weather Anchor school visits Year Round (Mike Nicco)

KMSP / WFTC News Anchor Visits Year Round 66 Donated News Anchor appearances to events

In addition, the KMSP donated $1000 to the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for a scholarship to a high school student pursuing a college education in television or journalism. In another project, the stations collected $78,000 worth of school supplies in our August 04 “Tools for Schools” campaign for the Minneapolis and St. Paul school systems.

520307.01-D.C. Server 2A - MSW WNYW, NEW YORK, NY This report covers the time period September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004 (except where otherwise specifically noted).

Local Newscasts and Key Stories

WNYW airs 37.5 hours of local news each week, at the following times:

Monday – Friday, 5 a.m. – 9 a.m. Monday – Friday, 11:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Monday – Friday, 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Saturday, 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. Sunday, 6 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Sunday, 10 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.

Provided below is a brief summary of important local news stories that WNYW has covered recently within its local news broadcasts:

* Coverage of a special ceremony held in lower Manhattan to return the remains of African slaves to a burial ground where the bodies were unearthed 12-years ago; * Hearings into the blackout of 2003 – what happened to throw most of the Northeast and parts of Canada into the dark; * Story about the New York Police Department – the cops were accused of being lax in responding to a group of teens who were the victims of a racial attack on Staten Island; * Report concerning a backlash from homeless advocates who say the city and the courts are being too tough on the area's homeless population; * Coverage of a protest involving about 150 people who braved the snow to object to a Metropolitan Transportation Authority proposal to cut down the number of elevator operators in Washington Heights, jeopardizing safety; * Story about the fire department’s counseling service, which is reportedly treating more than twice as many cases of alcohol or drug abuse that it was at the beginning of last year.

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

Breaking News Updates

WNYW broke into and/or preempted regularly-scheduled programming at least 57 times during the period covered by this report in order to bring its viewers breaking news or disaster information. This coverage included extended reporting on Hurricane Isabel and other severe weather, amber alerts, the Staten Island Ferry disaster, the New York's 9-11 memorial and a number of terrorism related warnings and alerts. In addition, WNYW inserted severe weather crawls into its programming more than 475 times in an effort to provide its viewers with vitally important local weather updates as quickly as possible.

Public Affairs Programming

WNYW broadcasts "Good Day Street Talk" for 30 minutes every Saturday. The program provides viewers with topical discussions on the hottest news items of the week. "Good Day Street Talk" focuses on the issues that affect New York's diverse ethnic communities. Some of the key topics covered on the program during the time period covered by this report include:

* 9th Annual "The Maafa" event addressing slave trade and its after-effects; * How working parents handle the problem of "home alone" kids; * The 25th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's election to the Papacy; * Update and debate on New York's tough new smoking law; * Various health care issues; * Discussion of same-sex marriage; and * Discussion of the problems facing New York City schools, and what can be done to make them work.

In addition, WNYW has aired a variety of other local programming of interest to the viewers in its community. For example, the station airs a Sunday Mass each week for those viewers unable to attend religious services in person. WNYW also produces a weekly sports program that focuses on New York teams, as well as a number of special one-time programs when a New York team reaches the playoffs.

Political Coverage

WNYW has devoted extensive time to coverage of political issues important to its viewers. During the time period covered by this report, for instance, WNYW has aired special live coverage of several of President Bush's speeches and news conferences as well as live coverage of the U.S. government's 9-11 hearings. In addition, WNYW provided extensive air-time to both the Republican and Democratic national conventions, with coverage including not only candidates' and supporters' speeches, but also news analysis and interviews with an eye toward issues that particularly affect New Yorkers. WNYW also provided live coverage of New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey's resignation speech. The station also covers political issues during its local newscasts. For the two- week sample time period running September 13-27, 2004, for instance, the station aired more than 72 minutes of political coverage during its newscasts. Exhibit B attached hereto includes a detailed list of WNYW's political programming specials as well as the political issues covered in the station's local newscasts.

Public Service Announcements

WNYW makes its air-time throughout the broadcast day available to public service announcements for a variety of causes, such as:

* Alliance to Save * Amputation ADA * Poverty Cure * Domestic Violence Prevention * Teen Depression * New Jersey Buckle-Up * Stop Smoking * Drug Crosswalk * Mentoring USA * Missing Children * Special Olympics * LI Alzheimer's

For each of two sample weeks (January 12-19 and June 14-21, 2004), WNYW broadcast nearly 20 minutes of public service announcements – all without charging any of the organizations or causes for the time.

Participation in the Community

WNYW's on-air newscasters and behind-the-scenes employees have made a commitment to participate in the New York community. The station's employees take part in a variety of events in and around New York, such as:

* Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk * Walk for Obesity * Mount Vernon Halloween Parade * Jacobi Hospital for Children Fundraiser

They have also served as internship coordinators and mentors for New York area youth, and as hosts, moderators, panelists or speakers at a number of discussions and community events, including:

* Museum of Television and Radio Journalism Project for high school students * Senior Citizens Volunteer Program; * Christmas-in-Harlem tree lighting ceremony; * Served Thanksgiving dinner to area homeless * Career Day at public school * St. Dominic's Home Fundraiser for foster children * Volunteer, New Jersey soup kitchen

A comprehensive list of the station's participation in the community is attached as Exhibit C hereto.

WNYW also meets regularly with community leaders, local politicians and charitable organizations to discuss the station's programming efforts. WNYW maintains a toll-free news hotline that enables viewers to suggest story ideas and share information. The station also produces a community calendar, listing events of interest to its viewers.

3 EXHIBIT A – Local News Stories

Listed below is a sampling of WNYW/FOX 5 news stories reported in the period of 9/01/03-8/31/04 that dealt with issues of concern to the community. Each story may have been repeated on several newscasts in any given day. Many received multi-day coverage.

WAR ON TERROR Issues: War, Terrorism Length: 2:25 The war on terror is not abating. According to reports, Osama Bin Laden is alive and still planning further terrorist attacks on the U.S. He even talked to operatives in Afghanistan.

NEW YORK WATER TAXI Issues: Transportation Length: 2:00 Commuters will hit the water once again. The New York taxi will restore operation of its ferry service from Hunters Point to Manhattan.

HEARINGS INTO BLACKOUT OF 2003 Issues: Government Length: 1:40 Federal lawmakers are holding hearings into the blackout of 2003. They want to know what happened to throw most of the Northeast and parts of Canada into the dark.

GOLDEN RULES Issues: Education, Child Welfare Length: 2:00 The New York City Department of Education has a new set of “Golden Rules” for students to follow and some believe the code can work and others feel the new mandatory punishments could tie the hands of school officials. HURRICANE FABIAN Issues: Environment Length: 4:50 Lots of folks are worried about Hurricane Fabian’s stirring up the waters and making it dangerous even in our area near Long Beach, Long Island.

NYPD – BIAS? Issues: Bias & Discrimination Length: 2:24 The NYPD is under the spotlight again. This time the cops are accused of being laxed in responding to a group of teens who were the victims of a racial attack on Staten Island. The police made an arrest in the case.

SEPTEMBER 11TH LAWSUITS Issues: Legal Length: 3:13 A judge opened the door to scores of September 11th lawsuits. The judge found that the airliner that crashed in Pennsylvania could have been prevented if security screening had been better.

HURRICANE ISABEL Issues: Environment Length: 39:06 Even though Hurricane Isabel’s winds weakened somewhat, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area residents were warned to be prepared for any and all eventualities – blackouts, flooding and more. And, people took heed by battening down the hatches along the Mid-Atlantic coast.

HATE CRIME IS DOWN? Issues: Bias Length: 3:13 Mayor Bloomberg reported that hate crime is down in Staten Island, but critics aren’t buying it after several bias attacks in September alone.

FOOTBALL HAZING Issues: Crime, Child Welfare Length: 3:43 The case of the alleged hazing of younger football players from Mepham High School on Bellmore, Long Island has mushroomed and it is looking as though this isn’t the first time these acts have taken place at Mepham.

CITY BEING TOO TOUGH ON HOMELESS Issues: Homelessness, Legal Length: 1:47 A backlash from homeless advocates who say the city and the courts are being too tough. New York’s highest court ruled that homeless people who sleep in the city shelters must abide by the rules or expect to be tossed back onto the street.

BOULEVARD OF DEATH Issues: Transportation, Social Length: 4:37 Queens Boulevard, the “Boulevard of Death,”claimed the year’s fifth life. A woman was struck and killed by a truck. In the past 10-years, 72 people have died on this street alone. The Department of Transportation has made improvements to the boulevard and police have cracked down on speeders.

AFRICAN REMAINS Issues: Social Length: 1:29 A special ceremony was held in lower Manhattan to return the remains of African slaves to a burial ground where the bodies was unearthed 12-years ago.

POPE JOHN PAUL – 25 YEARS Issues: Religion Length: 4:02 The Catholic faithful watch the celebrations of Pope John the Second’s 25th year of his papacy. Rosanna Scotto reported live from Rome.

STATEN ISLAND FERRY DISASTER Issues: Transportation, Crime Length: 5:18 A gruesome accident that killed ten people and injured scores of others has been called the worst transit disaster in the history of New York City. The Staten Island Ferry slammed into a concrete pier, ripping and tearing through the steel underpinnings. Many people were trapped in the wreckage. Some lost arms and legs.

WATER MAIN BREAK IN WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Issues: Government, Homelessness Length: 1:47 A number of people impacted by the water main break in Washington Heights still can’t get back into their homes.

FOUR BOYS STARVED Issues: Crime, Children’s Welfare Length: 7:16 There are more questions than answers surrounding the four boys in Collingswood, New Jersey who allegedly were starved by their adoptive parents.

WAR ON TERROR Issues: Government, War, Terrorism Length: 8:19 The war on terror continued and terrorists ratcheted up their attacks on U.S. forces. Questions were raised about keeping U.S. soldiers in harm’s way. Bush administration officials took their case to the public by barnstorming local TV stations and granting unprecedented interviews.

COLLAPSE OF FIVE-STORY BUILDING Issues: Social Length: 4:35 Bob DeCastro reports on the collapse of a five-story parking garage that killed at least three people. One person is still missing.

VOTERS REJECT MAYOR’S EFFORTS Issues: Politics Length: 8:18 New York and New Jersey voters went to the polls and made some heavy decisions. One of those decisions was a slap in the face to Mayor Bloomberg. He wanted to do away with party primaries. Voters rejected the mayor’s $2-million efforts. In New Jersey, the Democrats beat off the GOP and gained control of the State House.

AMERICAN AIRLINES FLIGHT 587 Issues: Social, Transportation Length: 3:16 Family and friends of those lost on American Airlines flight 587 remembered their loved ones who were killed in the crash two years ago.

MICHAEL JACKSON – HOME RAIDED BY COPS Issues: Legal, Crime, Children’s Welfare You could call it the celebrity story of the year that wouldn’t go away. Michael Jackson’s “Neverland” ranch was raided by a slew of cops.

NEW YORKERS URGED TO GET FLU SHOT Issues: Health Length: 2:00 New Yorkers were urged to get a flu shot now that the bug has been detected in all five boroughs and appears to be spreading.

GOOD WEEKEND FOR RETAIL STORES Issues: Business and Economy It was a good weekend for retail stores as the holiday shopping season officials kicked off this Thanksgiving weekend.

FIRST SIGNIFCANT WINTER STORM ON WAY Issues: Environment Road departments around New Jersey are checking their plows and loading their salt trucks. Forecasters say the first significant winter storm of the season will bear down on Mid-Atlantic States through Saturday. Winter weather advisories have gone out to many counties in the area. .

DON’T PUT THOSE SNOW SHOVELS AWAY YET Issues: Environment The first major snow storm of the season brought blustery winds, rain, and sleet to the region, wreaking havoc on area transportation and covering city streets with a blanket of snow. But forecasters said the system threatened to deliver an even heavier blow over the weekend, with total snow accumulations of more than a foot expected in some areas.

MTA PROTEST Issues: Transportation About 150 people braved the snow to protest a Metropolitan Transportation Authority proposal to cut down the number of elevator operators in Washington Heights. The proposal would take away 22 of the 50 operators who run the elevators in the subway stations in that area. Riders say the move would put their safety in jeopardy.

PLENTY OF FLU VACCINE IN NEW JERSEY Issues: Health State health officials say there’s plenty of flu vaccine in New Jersey. Health and Human Services Commissioner Clifton Lacy is urging people to get vaccinated now. Lacy, a doctor, is encouraging people who can take the new nasal-spray flu vaccine to get that instead of a shot.

FLOODING IN NEW JERSEY Issues: Environment Flooding from heavy rain on top of melting snow continued to cause problems in New Jersey Friday morning, with some roads remaining closed and others covered with ice. Flood warnings have been issued for many New Jersey counties.

SADDAM HUSSEIN CAPTURED Issues: War, Terrorism, Government Saddam Hussein is captured.

ARREST OF NURSE Issues: Crime Investigators are poring over reopened patient records in two states (New Jersey and Pennsylvania) following the arrest of a nurse with a checkered career who told police he fatally drugged up to 40 terminally ill people under his care.

GOVERNOR ROWLAND POLL Issues: Politics A second poll of Governor Rowland shows Connecticut people are split over whether he should resign.

FREEDOM TOWER AT WTC Issues: Social A new design for the Freedom Tower at the World Trade Center site gracefully slopes into a spire rising 1,776 feet, echoing the State of Liberty.

TERROR ALERT Issues: Terrorism American intelligence officials have given new warnings to security personnel in New York on possible terrorist threats during the holiday season. The officials said city and state law enforcement officials should be aware of a recent increase in electronic messages intercepted among people associated with Al Qaeda.

COUNTERTERRORISM MEASURES STEPPED UP IN NY Issues: Terrorism Mayor Bloomberg says counter-terrorism measures will be stepped up throughout the city during the holiday season, but not because of a specific terrorist threat.

MAD COW DISEASE Issues: Health From consumers to beef producers, Americans braced for the fallout from the apparent discovery of mad cow disease in the United States even as federal officials insisted the food was safe.

EARTHQUAKE IN IRAN Issues: Environment A severe 6.7 earthquake devastated the historic city of Bam in southeast Iran, and a preliminary estimate said the death toll could reach 10,000.

MOVIES NO LONGER A CHEAP DATE Issues: Business and Economy The movies are no longer a cheap date. Movie prices in Manhattan have broken the $10 mark.

DANGEROUS SCHOOLS Issues: Education Length: 1:45 New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is cracking down on dangerous schools in the city and he started with the 12-most dangerous schools.

TAX REBATE IN NEW YORK CITY Issues: Government Length: 1:48 NYC Mayor Bloomberg said the city was in such good shape that he wants to give homeowners a tax rebate. His plan was revealed during his State of the City Address. The

giveback comes 13-months after his 18 ½ percent property tax increase which infuriated voters.

UNRELENTING CHILL Issues: Environment Length: 7:27 The big story was the unrelenting chill that has blanketed the area and its impact on people, traffic, streets, water mains and heating pipes.

“BLACK EYE” FOR CATHOLIC CHURCH Issues: Legal, Religion, Children’s Welfare Length: 1:42 Another “black eye” for the Catholic Church – two dozen men are suing the Diocese in Patterson, New Jersey, claiming they were all sexually abused by the same priest.

CON EDISON INUNDATED WITH PHONE CALLS Issues: Social Length: 3:32 Con Edison has been inundated with calls following the electrocution death of a woman walking her dogs. She fell on a Con Ed construction plate that was covering electrical wires.

WICKED WEATHER CONTINUES Issues: Environment Length: 8:03 The weather remains the number one story…sheets of ice, frozen roads and sidewalks made driving or walking hazardous.

MORE SNOW Issues: Environment Length: 15:14 More snow and residents from New Jersey to Long Island to Connecticut took another pounding from Mother Nature.

SCHOOLS SAFER Issues: Education, Children’s Welfare Length: 3:44 Mayor Bloomberg promised to make schools safer and then sent 150 special police unit into the city’s 12 most dangerous schools.

ELECTROCUTED WOMEN Issues: Social, Business, Crime Length: 3:18 Neighbors of the women electrocuted while walking her dogs – are demanding justice for her. And the state has given Con Edison 30-days to prove it didn’t break the law by not making the streets safe.

NEW YORKERS ARE NOT FEELING SAFE Issues: Government, Legal Length: 1:31 New Yorkers are not feeling exactly safe now that they know that there are electrical hot spots on the streets. A hearing will focus on the electrocution of Jodi Lane as she walked her dogs. The city will look into Con Ed’s maintenance records.

ALEX RODRIGUEZ Issues: Sports Length: 10:21 The big story in sports was the trade of Alex Rodriguez to the New York Yankees.

WILD CAR CHASE Issues: Crime Length: 1:53 A wild car chase by the police started in Somerville, New Jersey over the GWB onto the Deegan to the Cross County and then a stop for gas in Co-op city, but police called the chase off because of the danger.

FAKE DOCTOR Issues: Crime Length: 1:45 There was reportedly a sighting of a fake doctor, Dean Faiello, who is wanted for questioning in the death of a New York banker. The family of the woman is lashing out as they prepare for her funeral. THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST Issues: Religion, Social Length: 4:54 Movie opens and is causing great controversy. Some call it “moving” while others call it “revolting.”

CRISIS IN HAITI Issues: Government Length: 2:03 The crisis in Haiti escalated. Some Haitians even hijacked a freighter and tried to reach U.S. shores. But George Bush had already declared that any Haitian refugee would be

turned away. His position differs on Cuban refugees who are allowed to stay in the U.S. if they make it to land.

GAY MARRIAGE? Issues: Government, Bias Length: 3:33 Gay couple are in the middle of what is shaping up to be a bitter election year issue. George Bush wants to amend the constitution to prohibit same sex marriages. Some say Bush should mind his own business and others want the constitution amended.

MADRID BOMBINGS Issues: Terrorism Length: 3:04 A terror bombing in Madrid, Spain that killed at least 200 Spaniards was the work of terrorists who said the next target is the U.S.

ONE YEAR IN IRAQ Issues: War Length: 9:28 A year ago the U.S. went to war in Iraq. Some young people did not make it home and others are still in the fight. Some people supported the war, others marched against the war. And, some allies want to pull out of Iraq. Mr. Bush is criticizing those who want to “cut and run.”

WAR PROTESTS Issues: War Organizers say they’re hoping for 50,000 marchers at today’s protest to mark the one- year anniversary of the start of the Iraq war. Police say they’ll keep order and prevent a repeat of the chaos at protests a year ago – which ended with 91 arrests and 17 police officers injured.

FDNY ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE Issues: Social The fire department’s counseling service is reportedly treating more than twice as many cases of alcohol or drug abuse that it was at the beginning of last year. The unit’s caseload went from 600 cases a year to more than 3,600 after September 11th, many of which involved grief or anxiety.

SUBWAYS – SECURITY BEEFED-UP Issues: Transportation, Terrorism Length: 2:55 The NYPD stepped up their security in the subways because of terrorist bombing in Madrid.

ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION IN PATERSON Issues: Crime, Children/Youth Length: 2:36A quick thinking teenage girl in Paterson, NJ, was able to thwart her own kidnapping. A Long Island man had been stalking her and had tried to abduct her.

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE Issues: Housing, Economy Length: 1:37 On The Bottom Line, Christopher Jones reminds viewers that the hot real estate market in Manhattan has its ups and downs just like the stock market. Apartment prices have doubled in the last 10 years but no investment is foolproof.

BRONX TERMINAL MARKET Issues: Economy Length: 1:23 James Ford reports on a major makeover for the historic Bronx Terminal Market. It’s getting a new lease on life that will bring more jobs to the neighborhood and improve the economy.

YOUTH SUMMIT AGAINST VIOLENCE Issues: Children/Youth, Crime, Social Issues, Economy Length: :44 Over 100 people attended the Youth Summit in Brownsville, Brooklyn where the mothers of two young men who had been killed spoke out in favor of organizing volunteer patrols for safer streets. City Councilman Charles Barron says the government needs to invest in the neighborhood to fight the economic problems that are rampant.

NEWARK EVACUATION Issues: Elderly, Safety Length: 1:35 A gas leak at the Wesley Towers Senior Citizens Residence in Newark, NJ caused an emergency evacuation. PSE&G shut the gas off and allowed the elderly residents to return. The company said they’d fix the problem and restore service.

FDU RIOT Issues: Children/Youth, Crime Length: 2:54 Classes are back in full swing at Fairleigh-Dickinson University in Madison, NJ after a riot erupted and the campus was locked down over the weekend. One person was shot and six others injured when a fight broke out at a dance. Police don’t know what started the brawl.

ELDER SCAM Issues: Elderly, Safety, Crime Length: 1:18 A 91-year-old resident of North Massapequa, LI, opened her door to two men who claimed to be from the water company. They went through her house stealing money and jewelry. Lt. Vincent Robestelli of the Nassau County Police said they are looking for white van with “Benet Fuel” on the side. They ask viewers who might know anything to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-TIPS.

AIRPORT SECURITY Issues: Homeland Security Length: 1:30 Eighty-eight illegal immigrants from Latin America with false papers were caught by federal officials on one Continental Airlines flight from LA at Newark Liberty Airport. The group with their forged Id’s raises serious questions about airport security and security at our borders.

DOCUMENT DECLASSIFIED Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 1:12 After fighting its release for more than a year, the White House declassified the President’s Daily Brief (PDB) for August 6, 2001. This memo came out during the 9-11 Commission Hearings. The PDB titled “Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US” warned of attack but provided no time and place for action. The memo did warn that Al Queda has resided in the US for years; Bin Laden wanted to hijack US aircraft; and mentioned both New York and Washington as potential targets of terrorism plots.

BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS Issues: Economy Length: 3:00 Running your own business is more challenging than it looks, especially to those new to the business world. Rieva Leonsky, the Director of Entrepreneur Magazine is live in the studio with tips on building a successful business.

NJ TERROR/ BOMB DOGS Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: :44 New Jersey has a new weapon in the war on terror. It’s called Detect and Render Safe. The program links the state’s bomb squads with bomb sniffing dogs. It seems simple, but it should make a big difference. A $2-million grant from the Department of Homeland Security will fund the program.

TOY RECALL Issues: Consumer Issues, Children/Youth, Safety Length: 1:14 Thousands of potentially dangerous toys are being recalled. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says they could cause serious injury.

HERO KID SAVES FAMILY Issues: Crime, Children/Youth Length: 1:33 Bob DeCastro reports on some good news out of a bad situation in the Bronx. Eight- year-old Jose Pagan helped rescue his family from two gun-toting men who stormed into the Pagan home. The men were looking for a $3,000.00 tax-refund check Jose’s father had. They assaulted both his mother and his father. Jose got away and ran for help. The robbers noticed the boy was gone and fled before the police arrived. Young Jose is a hero!

LONG ISLAND MARINE KILLED Issues: War Length: 1:22 Marine Corporal Kevin Kolm is coming home from Iraq to be buried on Long Island. Bob DeCastro reports the 23-year-old Hicksville man was killed in Fallijah, trying to restore calm after four American contractors were killed and mutilated. Cpl. Kolm will be buried in Hicksville, the town where he grew up.

NUKES UNGUARDED IN IRAQ Issues: War, Terrorism Length: 2:41 The International Atomic Energy Commission says radioactive materials are being taken out of the country. They worry that the war and its aftermath have increased chances that terrorist could get their hands on materials for unconventional weapons or that civilians may be exposed to radioactive materials.

SUMMER JOBS FOR TEENS Issues: Economy, Children/Youth Length: 2:25 The forecast for summer jobs is cool this year. That means a lot of teenagers will be competing for fewer jobs.

MILLIONAIRE’S TAX IN NEW JERSEY Issue: Taxes Length: :27 Governor James McGreevey is calling for a Millionaire’s Tax to pull the Garden State out of deficit. The tax would raise income taxes for the state’s wealthiest residents and lower property taxes on others. The State Legislature will meet in a Special Joint Session on April 29th to consider the proposal.

THE DRAFT Issues: War, Government Length: 1:50 The American military has been all-volunteer since June 1973. Now, it looks like Washington is considering bringing back the draft. Congressman Charles Rangel says it would make the military fairer. Some Republicans in the Senate say it may be necessary to fight the war on terrorism and conflicts like Iraq.

INSURANCE FRAUD Issues: Crime Length: 1:17 Lisa Evers reports on the apprehension of thirteen Long Islanders who claimed they couldn’t work because they were injured and collected tens of thousands of dollars in disability pay and workmen’s compensation. Nassau County DA, Dennis Dillon says they weren’t really hurt. Many were caught on videotape. Those charged include men, women, an attorney and a home improvement company. The accused are facing felony perjury, grand larceny and fraud charges.

INSIDE HALE HOUSE Issues: Children/Youth, Social Issues Length: 2:19 James Ford reports that Hale House, which used to be one of New York City’s most respected charities until it became embroiled in a financial scandal, is getting itself back on track to serve abandoned and “crack” babies.

NJ STATE MUSEUM MAKEOVER Issues: Arts/Culture Length: :20 The New Jersey State Museum in Trenton will shut down next month for a $14-million renovation. It will be the first improvement for the museum since it opened 30 years ago. The work will take about a year and a half. The Planetarium will stay open during the renovation.

DRUNK AT SCHOOL Issues: Drugs/Alcohol, Social Issues, Education Length: 1:53 Some kids at Hackensack Middle School got a lesson they weren’t expecting. Mike Sheehan reports that their Language Teacher, Martha Cruz was arrested after running out of the classroom and into the street screaming and yelling. There are reports she was drunk. Cruz jumped into a car driven by Rhoda Williams Bembry, who recently ran an unsuccessful campaign to become a School Board member. Hackensack Police Chief Charles Zisa says Bembry tried to get away and in the process struck a police officer.

DIRTY POLITICS Issues: Politics Length: 1:45 The gloves are off in the race for President and it’s getting down and dirty.

TEEN CURFEW Issues: Children/Youth, Safety Length: 1:30 Parents in Weehawken, NJ will know where their kids are. James Ford reports on a new curfew on teenagers. Police Chief Robert DelPriore says teens out after 10:00 p.m. will face steep fines.

MTA SPENDING Issues: Homeland Security, Transportation Length: 1:47 The MTA is set to spend a hundred million dollars to fight terrorism. They want to develop a security system to protect the entire transportation network. Since 9-11 the MTA has added 200 officers and put surveillance cameras in the East River tunnels. Other high-tech anti-terror measures include a command and control center that will track New York harbor from top to bottom, video “games” to train sharpshooters and for first responders there’s a “smart dummy” that has a heart and a pulse.

JETER HONORS KIDS Issues: Children/Youth Length: :30 Yankee Shortstop Derek Jeter took time out to honor a little girl who really deserves it. Jeter stopped by IS 184 in the Bronx to show Natasha Roberta how important she is for her regular volunteer work in the Pediatric Ward at Children’s Hospital.

WAREHOUSE SHOPPING: WHAT NOT TO BUY Issues: Consumer Issues Length: 2:46 Warehouse shopping is growing in the region as more stores like Costco, BJ’s and Sam’s Club open up. While the high volume and low profit margin can add up to savings on a lot of things, this report focused on what you shouldn’t buy at a warehouse store.

WAREHOUSE SHOPPING: WHAT YOU SHOULD BUY Issues: Consumer Issues Length: 1:53 Warehouse shopping can hold the key to bargains. Rosanna Scotto tells us about the things we should be thinking about buying from the Costcos, BJ’s and Sam’s Clubs in the area.

APARTMENT SCAM Issues: Housing Length: 5:30

John Deutzman reports on Gotham City Apartments and Abraham Alexander Properties. They put out lists of apartments that seem to be too good to be true. They are. New York State is on the case. Fox 5 has gotten refunds for some apartment seekers who were scammed, but there are many more out there. Deutzman asks victims to call 1-877-TELL FOX 5.

McGREEVEY & COMMUNION Issues: Religion, Politics, Government Length: 1:47 The Catholic Church seems to have forgotten about the principal of separation of church and state and is coming down hard on politicians. Mark Joyella reports that the Bishop of Trenton is calling for Governor McGreevey to be banned from communion because McGreevey supports stem cell research and abortion rights.

STOLEN HOUSE Issues: Crime, Housing Length: 4:46 There is a new type of identity theft out there. The thieves aren’t after your credit line, they want your house. It’s so easy because most of the information the thieves need is on the Internet. It’s a disturbing new crime that’s happening all over New York. Mary Garafalo tells you what you should know to protect yourself and your property.

STARVING KIDS Issues: Children/Youth, Social Issues Length: 1:44 The New Jersey couple accused of starving their adopted sons have been indicted by a grand jury. James Ford reports that the case has raised a lot of questions about New Jersey’s child welfare system.

STOLEN HOUSE Follow-up Issues: Crime Length: 1:42 Fox 5’s investigation into a ring stealing houses is getting results. Mary Garafalo says by the time you find out about it, it could be too late and you could lose your house. It’s a bigger version of identity theft since it targets your most valuable resource. Fox 5’s sources say the house theft ring may have stolen as many as 40 homes in the New York area. Major arrests are expected.

LIMO SCAM Issues: Consumer Issues, Crime, Transportation Length: 5:11 Higher taxi rates have opened the door to a major limo scam at JFK. John Deutzman says the situation is dangerous for you as well as your wallet. Deutzman reports the Port Authority Police have made hundreds of arrests and issued thousands of summonses but the problem is out of control. The Taxi and Limousine Commission will meet with the

Queens DA’s office to see what they can do to keep these limo scammers from coming back.

SURVIVAL SCHOOL: RAPE Issues: Women’s Issues, Crime, Safety Length: 4:17 Lisa Evers reports on a survival school that teaches women how to protect themselves and what they can do to keep from becoming the target of a rapist. A hotline number for rape victims was also included in this report.

MERCURY IN SCHOOLS Issues: Education, Health, Children/Youth Length: 1:44 Julie Banderas reports on an East New York school contaminated with Mercury, which is highly toxic. Families are very concerned that their children may have come in contact with it.

STOLEN HOUSE Follow-up: It’s Jail Time! Issues: Crime Length: 2:37 A Fox 5 investigation uncovered a ring of crooks that are forging deeds and stealing houses. Mary Garafalo reports that the Brooklyn DA’s office is taking action. DA Charles Hynes calls it Operation Dirty Deeds and arrested five people, some of whom were first exposed on Fox 5. They’re behind bars for allegedly forging deeds and stealing 32 houses from people who had no idea they were victims. DA Hynes says this is the most stunning example of white-collar fraud he’s ever seen. He also says it’s clear the laws registering deeds need to change.

TERROR TROUBLE – CUTBACKS Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 1:43 New York’s anti-terror unit is facing major cutbacks and now the same thing is happening in New Jersey. Lisa Evers talks to Bergen County Sheriff Joel Trella about the shortfall in funds that will have an impact on safety and security in the Garden State.

ANTI-BULLYING ACT Issues: Education, Children/Youth, Safety, Government Length: 1:22 Congressman Jerrold Nadler says bullying is a growing problem and it’s increasingly dangerous. Every year about 5-million children are bullied. Much bullying goes unreported because child students are afraid of retaliation or fear nothing will be done. Last month a jury in New York awarded $195,000.00 to a bullying victim. They said education officials ignored his pleas for help. Nadler’s bill would authorize $300-million in grants over four years to elementary and secondary schools to help establish or continue programs to help students and train teachers.

EWR SECURITY CONCERNS Issues: Homeland Security Length: 39 Governor James McGreevey has issued a scathing attack on airport security at Newark Liberty. The Governor is demanding that security concerns at Newark Liberty become a top priority for the Department of Homeland Security. McGreevey says the airport needs at least 100 more baggage screeners and he wants security cameras installed.

SEXUAL PREDATOR ON THE LOOSE Issue: Crime, Legal System Length: 4:30 A man who police say attacked two young women in less than three weeks is still on the loose. He was caught and jailed twice for attempted rape but walked both times. John Deutzman reports that he slid by a judge for a third time today! The DA wanted him jailed and his bail revoked but Judge James Griffin said no. The suspect, Steven Vilceus, is walking freely through the neighborhood in which he attacked the women. Deutzman confronted Vilceus who claimed to be someone else. The victims are scared and the cops are stymied.

RENT GUIDELINES Issue: Housing Length: 2:34 More than a million apartment dwellers in the Big Apple got some bad news about new rent guidelines. Andrea Day says word is that the rent hikes may be as high as seven and a half percent. One-year leases are looking at 3% to 5% while two-year leases may be going up 5.5% to 7.5%.

STEPPED UP SECURITY AT NEWARK Issues: Homeland Security Length: 1:40 Governor McGreevey demanded the Department of Homeland Security step up security at Newark Liberty Airport. It seems to have worked. James Ford reports that the TSA will have a total of 1600 screeners working Newark within the next two weeks. This came after screeners said thousands of bags never get scanned for explosives because they were too understaffed.

ATC AT EWR Issues: Transportation, Safety Length: :42 Air Traffic Controllers handle some 1400 flights into and out of Newark Liberty Airport every day. But there are only 30 Air Traffic Controllers to guide them, and that includes seven trainees. Senator Frank Lautenberg says there should be at least 40 on duty and he blames President Bush for the shortfall. An FAA spokesperson says Newark is safe today.

CANCER SCAM FROM BEHIND BARS Issues: Health, Crime, Consumer Issues Length: 7:04 Jason Vale, who claims apple and apricot seeds cure cancer is in jail for selling the seeds as a cancer cure. Fox 5 talks with him at length. AOL sued him for selling the seeds using their service. The FDA nailed him in an undercover sting operation. Vale claims he uses the cure and it works for him. He claims a small tumor can be cured in two weeks. In jail he doesn’t have access to the seeds. The FDA warns consumers that apple and apricot seeds contain cyanide and can poison you.

AMTRAK SECURITY Issues: Terrorism, Transportation, Homeland Security, Safety Length: 3:32 In light of the successful terrorist attack on the trains in Madrid, Spain, Senator Joe Biden is lobbying for more security on Amtrak. He says the trains are targets. Federal officials warned police that terrorist might try to bomb trains or buses in major American cities this summer. Fox went undercover to see if security had been beefed up. Mary Garafalo reports no I.D. required to board, luggage and backpacks go unchecked and remain unattended at either end of the train car. It’s the same kind of environment terrorists exploited in Madrid. Senator Biden says the Department of Homeland Security has spent $115-million dollars on rail safety since last May. Compare that to the billions spent on airline safety. But, he points out, a full Amtrak train has more passengers than a full 747. Experts recommend more dogs and uniformed officers but the cheapest line of defense is a vigilant passenger.

RACIAL PROFILING Issues: Minority Issues, Law Enforcement Length: :27 Law enforcement officials in New Jersey have been under fire for years on the issue of racial profiling. Now all police officers in the state will attend racial sensitivity training that will include videotaped re-enactments to help them handle sensitive situations.

STOLEN GUARDRAILS Issues: Transportation, Safety, Crime Length: 4:24 The bizarre case of New Jersey’s stolen aluminum guardrails may be solved. Sections of the metal guardrails were disappearing from the New Jersey Turnpike and other roadways. State troopers arrested Ramon Benitez of Paterson. The break came when a Passaic County detective saw him remove a section of guardrail in Paterson. Benetiz was selling the rails to a junkyard in Paterson and using the money to buy drugs. The junkyard was charged with receiving stolen goods.

NJ SEATBELT CRACKDOWN Issues: Transportation, Safety, Law Enforcement Length: 1:00 Police all over the area are gearing up for the most aggressive seatbelt crackdown ever. Roberto Rodriguez, Director of the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety tells viewers what to expect.

SCHOOL NURSES – NO MONEY TO PAY THEM Issues: Education, Health Length: 2:00 Summer School starts in July but there won’t be many nurses on duty if the kids get sick. That’s a scary thought for parents like Erica Mitchell in Harlem whose daughter has asthma. The Department of Education says there will be medical personnel on standby for schools where children have chronic health problems.

LIGHTENING KIDS Issues: Environment, Health, Children/Youth Length: 1:39 A couple of children in West Windsor, New Jersey were struck by lightning. The six- year old girl and her nine-year old brother were playing tennis at Mercer County Park when they were hit.

JERSEY CITY MAYOR DIES Issues: Government Length: 1:31 Jersey City’s popular mayor, Glenn Cunningham, died suddenly of an apparent heart attack. Cunningham was a marine, a cop, a US Marshall, a state senator and the first African American to become mayor of Jersey City. James Ford reports that his untimely death has left a community in morning. City Council President Harvey Smith is acting Mayor of Jersey City. Funeral arrangements for the 60-year-old Cunningham were incomplete at this time.

CAR SAFETY Issues: Transportation Length: 1:40 Memorial Day is right around the corner. Andrea Day shares information on how to save money on gas and get to your destination safely.

PHONEY DMV DOCUMENTS Issues: Crime Length: 2:02 New Jersey Drivers Licenses were easy targets for fraud. The new digital licenses were designed to make counterfeiting much more difficult. It looks like its working. Police arrested three Chinese nationals at the DMV in Lodi. An alert clerk noticed that some of their paperwork wasn’t right.

HOMELAND SECURITY Issues: Homeland Security, Transportation, Safety Length: :45 If you’re flying out of Newark Liberty you can feel safer. 100% of the bags are now being screened for explosives. Congressman Robert Menendez says we need to keep pushing the Transportation Security Administration to keep the staffing levels and to add more screeners.

PORT DREDGING Issues: Environment, Economy Length: :50 New Jersey Governor James McGreevey announced that the Army Corps of Engineers would deepen the channels in the Port of New York and New Jersey to 50 feet. The current depths are 30 – 45 feet. The deeper channels will allow newer, bigger cargo ships to use the port, which will benefit the economy of the region. The multi-million dollar project will take about 10 years to complete.

GLENN CUNNINGHAM VIEWING Issues: Government Length: 1:46 Thousands of people lined up in Jersey City to pay their last respects to Mayor Glenn Cunningham. James Ford reports some knew him well, some never met him but they were all touched by his service to the City.

HOME SCHOOLING Issues: Education Length: :31 Home-schooled children in New Jersey may be tested on the same topics their public school counterparts already take. The exams would include standardized testing and annual physical fitness tests. Those who oppose this kind of testing say the bill would destroy home schooling.

NJ HAITIAN RELIEF DRIVE Issues: Social Issues, Minority Issues, Environment Length: 1:22 Police in Newark are holding a Food and Clothing Drive to help the victims of the floods in Haiti. They are asking that you drop off non-perishable food and warm clothing at five locations in Newark. In New York City officials are urging those who wish to help to call 3-1-1. New York has two emergency teams in the flood-ravaged area.

JOSE PADILLA Issues: Terrorism Length: 1:37 James Fox has more information on Jose Padilla, also known as the Dirty Bomber, has just come out. A newly declassified report said Padilla trained under Osama Bin Ladin’s number two leader to make dirty bombs and make apartment buildings terror targets.

The feds say Padilla was planning to rent apartments in high-rise buildings in New York, Washington and Florida and then blow them up. Padilla’s attorney, Donna Newman said it was a one-sided expose since her client was not allowed to speak for himself.

MARTHA’S HOUSE Issues: Housing Length: 1:47 The house where Martha Stewart grew up in Nutley, NJK is up for sale, priced at more than half a million dollars. Helen Lucaitis reports that even though Martha hasn’t lived there since she was a teenager some of her handiwork remains, like the fig trees she planted. Martha’s celebrity is giving the three-bedroom house a big boost on the real estate market.

ANOREXIA/BULIMIA Issues: Health, Women’s Issues Length: 2:30 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia affect eleven million Americans, 90% of whom are women. People with anorexia, usually teenaged girls, are obsessed with being thin and terrified of gaining weight. They starve themselves and exercise obsessively. Bulimia usually affects women in the early to mid- twenties. They too are terrified of gaining weight, but tend to stay at a more normal weight than anorexics.

STEM CELL RESEARCH Issues: Health, Social Issues Length: 1:32 Lisa Evers reports that Former First Lady Nancy Reagan is advocating for stem cell research to cure Alzheimer’s disease. Conservatives and anti-abortion groups are opposed. Stem cell research is believed to hold promise for Parkinson’s disease and diabetes as well. New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey became one of the first lawmakers to sign a bill that will open the door to embryonic stem cell research.

HOME INVADERS Issues: Crime Length: 4:00 Mary Garafalo reports on organized gangs that are invading homes and torturing the residents in order to find drugs and money they’ve been tipped off about. It’s scary and it’s a growing problem all across the tri-state area. The New York Drug Enforcement Administration’s Redrum Task Force has made some major busts. They say they got one group of 23 members that committed about 300 home invasions. Police say everyone is a potential target because sometimes the gangs get and act on bad information.

APARTMENT FIRE Issues: Children/Youth, Safety, Social Issues Length: 1:59

“Don’t play with matches!” It’s a warning every parent gives to every child. But a five- year-old in Hamilton Heights was playing with matches and triggered a fire that injured over a dozen people and left eight families homeless.

HOME INVASION Issues: Safety, Crime, Consumer Issues Length: 1:32 If you’ve ever put an ad in the paper to sell something, you may be inviting crooks right to your front door. Julie Banderas reports that’s what happened to a Newark woman with a car for sale. The potential “buyer” attacked the woman and took off with her purse and the 1998 Mercury Sable she had for sale.

GANG VIOLENCE Issues: Crime, Children/Youth Length: 1:54 Gangs are a problem in Irvington, NJ as they are in many inner cities. Lisa Evers reports on Mayor Wayne Smith’s efforts to control things by inviting the ex-leader of the Crips to City Hall.

NJ BEACHES CLOSED Issues: Environment, Health Length: 1:40 It may be a perfect beach weekend but in Belmar, NJ you’re advised to “swim at your own risk.” Anne Craig reports that 125-thousand gallons of sewage leaked into the Atlantic Ocean after a plumber cut the wrong pipe. Testing confirmed that the water is safe to swim in, but the Health Department will continue sampling.

RENT HIKES Issues: Housing Length: 1:42 The Rent Guidelines Board is ruling on some pretty steep rent hikes. It’s a decision that could affect a million apartments and about 2.5 million people in the five boroughs. Dick Brennan says landlords are aiming high – as much as 7.5% on a two-year lease. Tenants in rent-stabilized apartments say they just can’t afford it.

MALL SECURITY Issues: Safety, Homeland Security, Economy Length: 1:45 Mike Sheehan reports that shopping mall managers in New Jersey came together to discuss ways to make their malls more secure.

HOSTAGE EXECUTED IN IRAQ Issues: War, Terrorism Length: 2:03 New Jersey native Paul Johnson was kidnapped and held hostage in Iraq. The story ended in a way that seemed inevitable but no one wanted to consider. Paul Johnson was

executed. Lisa Evers monitored events in Saudi Arabia. Polly Kreisman was in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey with Paul Johnson’s grief-stricken family.

GOVERNOR ROWLAND RESIGNS Issue: Government, Ethics Length: 1:20 Connecticut Governor John Rowland gave into the inevitable and tendered his resignation following admission of wrongdoing regarding his acceptance of gifts and favors.

CARJACKING SCRIPT Issues: Crime, Safety Length: 2:20 What would you do if someone tried to carjack you? Lisa Evers reports on actions you can take to save your life.

COCHLEAR IMPLANT Issues: Health, Handicapped, Children/Youth Length: 2:33 Cochlear implants have been around for years but researches say most people don’t know they exist. Dr. Steve Salvatore says they can dramatically improve the lives of more than 90% of people who are deaf including the very young.

SUV DANGERS Issues: Transportation, Safety, Children/Youth Length: 3:35 SUV’s are high off the ground and have blind spots that are especially dangerous when children are around. Two children on Long Island were killed when their parents backed over them. Most people think SUV’s are safer vehicles. In a test, a mother backed over a cone that was about the same height as her child. She couldn’t see the cone. It was in her blind spot. The advocacy group Kids and Cars is asking Congress to make back-up warning devices mandatory to save kids’ lives.

KIDS DIETING and SECOND-HAND SMOKE Issues: Children/Youth, Health, Tobacco Length: 2:30 No one wants his or her child to be overweight. But many children are. Dr. Steve Salvatore reports on a new study of overweight 5-year olds. The parents don’t know how to help their kids lose weight. The first step is professional help and getting the family involved. The latest on second-hand smoke is that it’s dangerous and worse than we thought.

SADDAM IN COURT Issues: War Length: 2:06

Saddam Hussein refused to sign court documents that said he understood the charges against him. A formal indictment is expected later.

PORT SECURITY RULES Issues: Homeland Security, Terrorism Length: :36 The Coast Guard is out in force to enforce new port security rules in New York Harbor. Large ships and the companies unloading them must have detailed anti-terror plans in place.

DAY CARE E-COLI Issues: Children/Youth, Health Length: 1:44 Steffan Tubbs reports that an e-coli bug has infected at least three children in the Morris Park area of the Bronx. All go to the same day care. The health department is calling it an outbreak.

DWI BOATING Issues: Transportation, Safety, Alcohol Length: 1:44 Mark Joyella is at Fire Island with the Coast Guard. He reports they are warning boaters that alcohol, boats and the water can be a deadly combination.

FAKE COP Issues: Safety Length: 2:00 Drivers are warned that there is a fake cop out there who is assaulting women. Tips on what to do if you’re stopped on the highway were given.

ADAM CLAYTON POWELL IV Issues: Crime, Government, Minority Issues Length: 1:10 Harlem Assemblyman Adam Clayton Powell IV is facing an allegation of rape. It’s the second time in three months the son of the legendary politician of the same name has faced a sexual assault allegation.

CELEBRATING THE 4th SAFELY Live in Studio: John Drengenberg, Underwriters Laboratories Issues: Health, Safety Length: 3:35 Consumer product expert John Drengenberg gives tips for safe and healthy outdoor grilling and provided pool safety precautions.

DOORMEN: FIRST LINE OF SECURITY Issues: Safety, Homeland Security

Length: 1:25 Two-dozen doormen had the observation skills tested by New York City Police officers. They found they needed to work on them. The goal is to make the city’s 28-thousand building workers extra eyes and ears for the police department. They wee each paid $100.00 to take the four-hour course.

HERBALS Issues: Consumer Issues, Health Length: 1:42 If a drug makes people sick, the drug-maker is required to tell the government. Not so with herbal remedies. Kristen Chapman looked at aristolochic acid and kava, which are banned in several countries but not in the USA. Both substances can have serious side effects.

FREEDOM TOWER Issues: Social Issues, Economy Length: 2:36 Ground was officially broken for the Freedom Tower that will rise from Ground Zero. It’s the first step toward reclaiming the skyline in lower Manhattan. Construction will begin in mid 2005, completion is expected in late 2008.

KIDS AND GLASSES Issues: Children/Youth, Health Length: 1:46 Dr. Steve Salvatore explains why many kids wear glasses, but as it turns out, some may not need them.

“THE DISH” ON DIETING AND BEING HEALTHY Live in Studio: Carolyn O’Neil, Author Issues: Health Length: 3:15 Carolyn O’Neil, co-author of The Dish: On Dieting and Being Fabulous talks about how to customize your diet and eating the superfoods that deliver the most nutrition and benefits. She also talked about low-carb diets.

CONVENTION TERROR FEARS Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security, Politics Length: 1:48 As the countdown to the conventions continues, the feds are ramping up the War on Terror. They are concerned about an attack in Boston (DNC) or New York (RNC). Dick Brennan tells us what they are doing to prevent an attack.

CANCER CURE FOLLOW-UP Issues: Health Length: 1:49

Jason Vale said apple and apricot seeds cure cancer, and ended up in jail for selling his cure. Now, in prison, Jason’s tumor has grown. Doctors recommend he have his kidney removed. Jason says “no.” He does not have access to his seeds in prison.

THAT’S THE TICKET Issues: Politics Length: 3:57 Senator John Kerry made it official, he has chosen Senator John Edwards of North Carolina as his running mate. Jennifer Davis and John Ford discuss the Democratic Presidential Ticket with political expert Serena Torey, former President Bill Clinton and Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri.

SLAVE LABOR ON LONG ISLAND Issues: Crime, Minority Issues, Social Issues Length: 2:00 Helen Lucaitis reports police in West Islip, Long Island busted an organized crime and money-laundering ring at three Suffolk County gas stations that forced illegal immigrants into slave labor. Federal authorities say more arrests are sure to come.

PAY NO TAXES Issues: Taxes, Government, Crime, Consumer Issues Length: 3:02 John Deutzman has a report on a man who says you don’t have to pay taxes. His name is Irwin Schiff. He invited Fox 5 to a seminar he gave in Manhattan where he sells his tapes and books. The feds say Schiff is a con man. He and his partners took in more than 3.2 million dollars promoting his tax “advice.” Money he hasn’t paid taxes on. They’ve charged him with tax fraud.

PLASTIC SURGERY Live in Studio: Joseph Pober, MD Issues: Health, Social Issues, Children/Youth Length: 3:10 The new crop of reality shows on television is giving plastic surgery a lot of buzz. Young people, especially, are opting to change their faces through facial lipocontouring. Dr. Pober, who is board certified in cosmetic surgery talks about the procedure. More information is available at www.drprober.com

INTERNET OFFER Issues: Technology, Safety, Children/Youth Length: 1:20 Kids use the Internet for a lot these days, so its important they have the tools they need to steer clear of the sexual predators lurking on line. Westchester County undercover cyber- cops, have busted 100 on-line predators. Cops need kids’ help and the National Police Defense Foundation is offering a thousand dollar savings bond to kids who provide information that convicts the predators.

HOOKED ON PHONICS Issues: Education, Consumer Issues Length: :25 Gateway Learning the company behind the popular educational program, Hooked on Phonics is accused of misleading customers and selling their information to telemarketers. The FTC said the information Gateway Learning rented out included customers’ names, addresses, phone numbers, and the age range and gender of their children.

FOOD SUPPLY SAFETY Issues: Terrorism, Safety, Health Length: 1:46 Is our food supply safe and is it vulnerable to terrorists? Helen Lucaitis reports on a program the federal government has launched to make sure we don’t have to worry about it.

HEALTHY DIET HEALTHY YOU Issues: Health Length: 1:54 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports on a Harvard study that shows calcium lowered the risk of colorectal cancer and the Mediterranean Diet reduced inflammation and blood clotting markers for a healthy heart.

PROSTHETICS Issues: Handicapped, Health Length: 2:43 Dr. Steve Salvatore shows us that losing a limb doesn’t have to sideline a person like it once did. Prosthetics have come a long way, giving people more options than ever before.

WORLD’S FAIR TOWERS Issues: Environment, Infrastructure Length: 2:15 The 250-foot towers that marked the 1964 World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows are crumbling. The City wants to preserve them and put them to good use. Mark Joyella tells us the City is asking for ideas. The Parks Department will entertain all offers, just as long as they have the potential to make money.

TOY JEWELRY RECALL Issues: Safety, Children/Youth, Consumer Issues Length: 1:49 Dangerous levels of lead have been found in some vending machine jewelry. If swallowed by a child, there is a risk of lead poisoning. The Consumer Product Safety Commission says only about half the vending machine jewelry has too much lead, but it’s

impossible to tell which half. So the CPSC and the toy industry are recalling everything. If you have some, throw it out. More information is available at 1-800-441-4234.

NO NASCAR ON STATEN ISLAND Issues: Economy, Infrastructure, Environment Length: :35 Assemblyman Robert Straniere is putting the breaks on a plan to bring NASCAR racing to Staten Island. He says building the track near the West Shore Expressway is a recipe for disaster, both environmentally and financially. He says the roads on Staten Island just can’t handle the additional traffic.

STUDENT PROTEST Issues: Education Length: :35 Students from Brooklyn and the Bronx converged on the Department of Education demanding to be heard on Chancellor Klein’s “New Century High School Initiative.” The kids say its not working. The initiative breaks large schools down into small ones, but the kids say it actually causes overcrowding. The Department says the Chancellor is listening. The students felt their voices were heard.

TALKING CROSSWALK Issues: Safety, Infrastructure Length: 1:24 The City has talking taxicabs and talking subways. Now it wants to add talking crosswalks. But the city doesn’t want the crosswalks to talk too loud. They say if the crosswalk started shouting “Wait…Wait!” It might disturb the neighborhood.

GUM BAN IN SECAUCUS Issues: Environment, Transportation Length: 1:38 Tracy Humphry tells us that the sale of chewing gum has been banned in the new train station in Secaucus, NJ. New Jersey Transit is sick of trying to clean the sticky stuff off the floors and furniture.

DIALING FOR TROUBLE: The Loup Issues: Children/Youth, Crime, Social Issues Length: 3:12 Anne Craig tells us about The Loup, a telephone chat line for teens. It’s free and was set up as a way for kids to make new friends. But not all the people on the other end are kids, and not all are looking for friendship. A lot of what goes on is hard-core and potentially dangerous. Fox 5 has alerted the authorities that monitor on-line chat rooms looking for pedophiles, hoping they will monitor phone lines as well. Voice Web Corp that owns The Loup did not return our calls. Tyisha McCoy was killed by someone she met on The Loup. She was 13-years old. Her funeral is next week.

NJ DOMESTIC PARTNER LAW Issues: Gay/Lesbian Issues, Social Issues, Government Length: 1:28 Hundreds of same sex couples celebrated New Jersey’s new domestic partnership law that went into effect at midnight by registering as Domestic Partners. Domestic Partnership is not the same as marriage, but it does grant some of the same rights including the ability to make medical decisions together and file joint state tax returns. New Jersey is the fifth state to legally recognize same sex couples. The law also applies to unmarried heterosexual couples over 61-years old.

FEDS INVESTIGATE THE LOUP Issues: Children/Youth, Crime, Social Issues Length: :24 Teens can be dialing up danger on The Loup, a telephone chat line for kids. The Loup claims to be a safe place for teens to connect with other kids. Now, a report says the FBI, NYPD and the District Attorney are all investigating. Teens who use the service are frequently contacted by dirty-talking older men.

HAMILTON—BURR DUEL Issues: History, Crime Length: :37 One of the most dramatic moments in American history was relived today in Weehawken, NJ. Two hundred years ago, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton faced off in a duel. Descendents of the pair returned to that historic bluff in Weehawken to recreate the duel. Hamilton was badly wounded and died several days later. Dueling was illegal then too. Burr was charged with murder, but he never stood trial.

HEROIN Issues: Drugs, Crime Length: 4:09 Mary Garafalo reports on a bizarre story involving a school bus driver, a soccer mom and a convent of nuns. The common denominator is heroin. This is the face of a deadly epidemic. The Drug Enforcement Administration wants you to see who’s buying and selling the stuff. It’s not just an inner city problem. It’s everywhere. Derek Maltz heads the Drug Enforcement Task Force consisting of the DEA, NYPD and NYS Police. He shows videos of people buying, selling and snorting in front of a residential building in the Bronx, a college graduate who bought 14 bags of heroin, a school bus driver on his way to work, a soccer mom from the suburbs with her child in the car and a nun who’s a major seller.

NEW JERSEY FLOODING Issues: Environment, Government Length: 2:01 New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey is planning to declare a state of emergency in Burlington County where hundreds of families were forced from their homes by raging

floodwaters. Five towns in that county have already declared their own states of emergency. Joe Orlando of the New Jersey Turnpike Authority was on the telephone to provide the latest on the flood conditions.

HIV/AIDS & TEEN GIRLS Issues: Health, Children/Youth, Minority Issues Length: 2:17 Studies show teens are at high risk of HIV infection, but African American girls are especially at risk. There is an innovative new program looking to change that. The program provides a large dose of self-esteem that goes beyond traditional HIV counseling. The approach seems to be working, proof that when it comes to teens, one size does not fit all.

HIV/AIDS Issues: Health Length: 2:23 The International AIDS Conference is going on in Bangkok, Thailand. Dr. Steve Salvatore looks at how this global crisis affects us at home. He says the changing face of AIDS is older and younger, male and female and knows no racial boundaries. Current statistics show more than 85-thousand people are living with AIDS in New York City and another 21-thousand don’t know they have it.

FLOOD INSURANCE Live In-Studio Guest: Jeanne Salvatore, Insurance Information Institute Issues: Economy, Environment, Consumer Issues Length: 2:21 Jeanne Salvatore provides information on what to do if you have been devastated by the recent floods if you already have flood insurance. She also tells viewers what to do if they are ready to purchase flood insurance.

FLOODING FOLLOW-UP Issues: Environment, Economy, Transportation Length: 4:00 Team coverage of the storm and flooding started with Steffan Tubbs in Vincentown, NJ, one of the hardest hit areas and Lisa Evers at Newark Liberty Airport where delays were piling up.

HIGHLINE PARK Issues: Environment, Social Issues Length: 1:05 Linda Schmidt was at a fundraiser to support the High Line Project intended to turn the old elevated rail line that runs from Hell’s Kitchen to the Meat Packing District into a park.

SUPER BUG, LOW CARB CRAZE, INTERNET DRUGS Issues: Health Length: 2:15 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that doctors are concerned about a “superbug” that’s causing severe and sometimes deadly problems for young children, athletes and prisoners. He also says the low-carb craze is fading fast and cautions viewers about buying prescription drugs on the Internet.

MTA SERVICE CUTS Issues: Transportation Length: 2:09 The MTA increased fares a few months ago and now Mark Joyella reports the MTA may have more bad news for commuters: its considering some serious cuts in service.

FAT KIDS Live In-Studio Guest: Jared Fogle, Weightloss Spokesperson Issues: Children/Youth, Health Length: 2:15 Jared, who was a fat kid himself, talked about a new effort targeting childhood obesity. Thirty percent of children aged 6 – 10 are overweight and about fifteen percent of them are considered obese.

GET OUT THE VOTE Live In-Studio Guest: Cory Mervis, VoterDrive.com Issues: Government, Social Issues Length: 2:15 As we saw in 2000, every vote counts. Cory Mervis is taking it upon herself to get more people to the polls with The Voting Bus. Cory talked about her project. For more information, viewers can go to www.voterdrive.com.

BIAS ON LONG ISLAND Issues: Minority Issues, Social Issues, Economy Length: 1:31 More than the coffee was steaming at a 7-11 in Hicksville when an activist minister took issue with the store management over its treatment of Latino customers. The manger says it’s not bias, it’s people loitering and harassing women. The minister says it’s about Latino customers being refused service. The Nassau County Police Department says there is no evidence of criminal behavior.

NEW YORK’S MOST WANTED Issues: Crime Length: 2:12 Former NYPD detective turned FOX 5 report Mike Sheehan is looking for viewer’s help finding the gunman who killed NYS court officer Francisco Rosa last May.

DIRTY PLAYGROUNDS Issues: Children/Youth, Health, Economy, Family Issues Length: 1:42 Mary Garafolo looks at the popular playgrounds at fast food restaurants and shows parents just how dirty and potentially unhealthy they can be.

LONG ISLAND RENT HIKE VOTE Issue: Housing Length: 1:00 Rent rates in New York City aren’t the only ones going through the roof. Anne Craig reports that the Nassau County Rent Guidelines Board will meet tonight and the possible increases will give renters of rent-stabilized apartments sticker shock.

MENINGITIS, ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, MOSQUITOS Issues: Health Length: 2:23 Dr. Steve Salvatore talks about the symptoms and treatment of meningitis, a drug that can delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease and the controversy over flicking vs. smashing of mosquitoes.

Date: July 19, 2004 AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CONDITIONS Issues: Transportation, Safety, Government Length: :35 Air Traffic Controllers say there’s danger in the air. There are 44% more flights into LaGuardia now than in 1980, but here are 9% fewer controllers on the job. The union wants Congress to spend more money to hire and train new controllers. It takes 3 – 5 years to train every new controller hired. Fifty percent of the current workforce will leave their jobs by 2011.

GROUNDBREAKING IN THE BRONX Issues: Economy, Environment Length: :40 What used to be an illegal dumpsite in the Bronx is being turned into a park. The mayor, parks commissioner and community leaders broke ground for Hunts Point Riverside Park. The 1.4-acre park will include a fishing pier, floating dock, open lawn, amphitheater, bicycling and jogging areas when it opens in 2006.

CONTRACTOR INSPECTIONS Issues: Consumer Issues, Crime Length: 4:01 It’s home improvement season, but there are a lot of unlicensed and uninsured contractors out there. If they’re working on your house, you could end up playing the price. John Deutzman shows how the Suffolk County Department of Consumer Affairs is nailing them.

LONG ISLAND RENT HIKE Issues: Housing Length: :37 The Nassau County Rent Guidelines Board approved a rent hike for the second year in a row. Rent stabilized apartments will go up 4.25% on a one-year lease and 6.25% on a two-year lease. Landlords say it isn’t enough. Renters say they can’t afford it. The increase takes effect October first.

NEW YORK SCHOOL FUNDING Issue: Education, Government Length: 1:47 State legislators have until July 30 to finalize plans on school funding, but they can’t agree on a plan. Governor Pataki called a special session to change school funding methods. The State Supreme Court said New York wasn’t providing a sound a basic education to New York City school students and told legislators to find a fairer way to fund the schools. Governor Pataki has a bill that would provide more money, but some of that money would come from video lottery slot machines.

APARTMENT SCAM FOLLOW-UP Issues: Housing, Consumer Issues, Crime Length: 2:23 A man who places phony ads for apartment deals that are too good to be true could wind up behind bars as a result of a FOX 5 investigation. John Deutzman went undercover to expose Harry Vogelfang also known as Adam Vogel and his companies Gotham City Apartments and Abraham Alexander Properties. The New York Secretary of State is cracking down on real estate scams and is determined to take Vogelfang’s licenses away.

HAGGLE WITH YOUR GYM Issues: Consumer Issues, Health Length: 4:06 Anne Craig tells us how to get the best deal at our local gym so that we can burn calories without burning a hole in our wallets. She says haggle with the gym. Prices are, apparently, not set in stone.

9-11 COMMISSION REPORT RELEASED Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 2:20 The long-awaited 9-11 Commission Report was released. It found the US failed to understand the threat Al-Qaida and that threat remains. It also called for a new intelligence center with a high-level director.

CON ED POWER LEAKS Issues: Safety, Environment, Infrastructure Length: 1:54

Con Ed power leaks or stray voltage, can kill people and animals. Fox 5 found that there are dozens of these power leaks in almost every neighborhood.

RENTER SCAM UP-DATE Issues: Housing, Consumer Issues Length: 3:05 John Deutzman reports that state officials are really going after the guy who’s been placing phony ads for apartments that are just too good to be true. The state is warning renters not to do business with Gotham City Apartments or Abraham Alexander Properties. If you think you’ve been a victim of either, contact www.fox5ny.com.

CON ED POWER LEAKS FOLLOW-UP Issues: Safety, Environment, Infrastructure Length: 1:37 Andrea Day has new information about Con Ed’s explosive dangers all over the city. It’s a serious problem that can spell danger for you.

NEW JERSEY FLOODING Issues: Environment, Transportation Length: 1:46 Steffan Tubs is in Hackensack to show us what a mess Mother Nature is throwing at us as serious flooding continues to threaten homes and make commuting on roads that look like rivers a nightmare.

ALCOHOL MACHINE Issues: Alcohol/Drugs, Social Issues, Health Length: 1:28 Imagine taking a deep breath and getting an alcohol buzz. It’s called the Alcohol Machine and it uses a small amount of alcohol blasted through oxygen. The alcohol bypasses your digestive organs and goes straight to your brain. It’s coming to New York on August 20th unless a Suffolk County legislator succeeds in getting it banned.

DIABETES, FISH, SEEING RED Issues: Health Length: 1:58 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that caffeine intake interferes with a type 2 diabetic’s ability to regulate insulin and glucose levels. He says eating fish can cut your risk of having a common type of stroke and women can see more shades of the red orange color spectrum.

SPONSORED SUBWAYS? Issues: Transportation Length: 1:45 Could the Verizon Verrazano Bridge or the Starbucks Shuttle be in our future? The MTA is looking at naming sponsorships as a way to help them bridge a billion-dollar budget gap. Anne Craig got New Yorkers’ reaction.

POWER WINDOW DANGERS Issues: Children/Youth, Transportation, Consumer Issues Length: 4:21 The power windows in our car could put our child’s life at risk. Linda Schmidt reports on the danger posed by power windows in cars, trucks and SUVs and how to protect your child from them.

CO-OP PRICES Issues: Housing Length: :42 Sales are up 51% in the past year on Manhattan co-ops. It’s an all-time high. Prices are up 14% too. The average price of a co-op in Manhattan is one million dollars. With all that, condos are still more popular than co-ops.

PREVENTABLE HOSPITAL DEATHS, EGGS, FLU SHOTS Issues: Health Length: 2:00 Dr. Steve Salvatore says 195,000 people die every year that didn’t have to die. That’s the number of preventable hospital deaths and it has become one of the leading killers behind heart disease and cancer. A new study finds women who ate one or more eggs a day are 22% more likely to die of heart disease and stroke than women who only eat one or two eggs a week. And, researchers say flu shots for kids with asthma might just make things worse.

DNC: KIDS FOR KERRY Issues: Children/Youth, Politics Length: :48 Dick Brennan reports on 12-year old Ilana Wexler, founder of Kids for Kerry. Ilana spoke at the Democratic National Convention last night and was a hit. In addition to saying why Senator Kerry should be elected Ilana called for a No Name Calling Day on which the candidates couldn’t say anything bad about each other.

DNC: THE BLACK VOTE Issues: Minority Issues, Politics Length: 2:00 Dick Brennan took a look at the all-important black vote in this year’s presidential campaign. This was made especially evident when rising star Barack Obama was chosen to be the Democratic National Convention’s keynote speaker.

LONG ISLAND BEACHES CLOSED Issues: Environment, Health Length: 1:46 Tracy Humphry reports that the heavy rains have forced towns on Long Island and in Westchester County to close their beaches because of high bacterial levels. Eleven

beaches in Nassau County are closed as are beaches in Larchmont, Mamaroneck and New Rochelle.

PARENTING TIPS Live In-Studio Guest: Lu Hanessian, host of Make Room for Baby Issues: Family Issues Length: 2:00 The Discovery Channel host helps new parents navigate the pitfalls of parenting. Hanessian talks about how marriage changes after the baby and provides some tips on handling and sharing responsibilities.

MAYOR SIGNS REBATE Issues: Taxes, Housing, Government Length: :23 New York City homeowners should get some extra money. Mayor Bloomberg signed a measure giving them a $400.00 property tax rebate. It’s meant to relieve the burden of last year’s property tax increase. The state legislature still most approve before the checks will be in the mail.

EDUCATION CUTBACKS Issues: Education, Government Length: :42 New York City schools have been told by the Department of Education to cut spending by cutting back on staff, supplies, after-school programs and making classes larger. The state says these are not stealth cuts but the UFT says the cuts are a recipe for disaster.

SHOTS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL IN NJ Issues: Health, Children/Youth, Education Length: :30 New immunization rules kick in for New Jersey this fall. Students in day care through first grade must get the chickenpox vaccine; students in grades 9 – 12 must get the hepatitis B vaccine and college freshmen must get the bacterial meningitis vaccine. Written proof of vaccination is required before enrollment.

CARDIAC MRI Issue: Health Length: 2:24 Dr. Steve Salvatore shows us the Cardiac MRI, amazing new machine that can provide pictures so vivid they might help avoid surgery.

TEEN DRIVER SAFETY Issue: Children/Youth, Transportation, Safety Length: 30 Car crashes are the number one killer of teens in the nation, so parents should drill some car safety tips into them now before they start driving back and forth to school.

SHELTER ABUSE Issues: Children/Youth, Family Issues, Safety, Social Issues Length: 22 New York City plans to implement new procedures aimed at preventing child abuse in homeless shelters. These include routine screening for a history of child abuse, shelter staff training and multi-lingual safety videos.

TERROR ALERT Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation Length: 3:57 The Terror Alert level was raised to high at specific financial locations in the New York City including the Citigroup Building and the New York Stock Exchange, at the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank buildings in Washington, DC and the Prudential Financial Building in Newark, NJ. All the stepped up security can slow the commute. National Guard will be on patrol at Grand Central and Penn Stations, there’ll be state troopers on commuter trains and the border crossings will be getting more attention.

TERROR ALERT: NEW JERSEY Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 1:28 James Ford reports that because the Prudential Building in Newark has been named a terror target the threat level has been elevated to Orange in Essex, Passaic, Bergen, Hudson and Union Counties.

LADY LIBERTY REOPENS Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 1:28 Lady Liberty reopens tomorrow for the first time since 9-11. Anne Craig has a look at security.

SECURITY Live In-Studio Guest: Bill Daly, Security Expert Issues: Homeland Security, Terrorism Length: 2:00 Terrorism expert Bill Daly talks about the security measures financial institutes should take to make themselves less vulnerable and points out some of the not-so-obvious things people can look out for.

DEBT COLLECTOR Issues: Consumer Issues, Economy, Crime Length: 3:06

It’s bad enough that you have to pay the bills you owe. But what if someone is trying to force you to pay bills you don’t owe. It’s the newest scam and Mary Garafalo shows you what you should be aware of.

JONES BEACH IS 75 Issues: Environment Length: 1:48 Jones Beach, that icon of Summer Fun turns 75 tomorrow. Naauma Delaney previewed the big party set for August 4th.

POOL LINER Issues: Consumer Issues Length: 4:55 John Deutzman reports on a shady pool contractor who ruined the summer for some people. The Pool Liner Specialists ripped of consumers who paid between $862.00 and $1200.00 up front, to have their old pool liners replaced.

CON ED STRAY VOLTAGE Issues: Safety, Environment Length: :21 Con Edison is proposing to protect the public from stray voltage by performing yearly inspections of service boxes, manhole covers and transformer vaults and have crews available to immediately repair any stray voltage found. The plan is open for public comment.

THE BOTTOM LINE: BREAST IMPLANT ADS ON TV Issues: Media, Health, Women’s Issues, Social Issues Length: 3:13 Chris Jones says advertisers about to give real meaning to the term “boob tube” with a new commercial campaign to sell breast implants.

THE RNC AND YOUR APARTMENT Issues: Housing , Safety, Homeland Security, Terrorism Length: 1:24 At one apartment building near the Citigroup Building management has decided on some additional security precautions during the Republican National Convention: no moves, restricted deliveries and residents must meet their guests in the lobby.

RIKERS ISLAND AUDIT Issues: Crime, Government Length: 2:43 City officials say there’s a whole lot of stuff missing from Riker’s Island. Stuff like beef, turkey and salami in bulk. Mary Garafalo reports there’s so much missing its costing taxpayers millions of dollars.

HARLEM WEEK Issues: Minority Issues, Arts/Culture Length: 1:48 Anne Craig reports that the spotlight is shining on Harlem this week as the neighborhood’s history, culture and flavor are celebrated.

DOMINICAN DAY PARADE Issues: Minority Issues, Arts/Culture Length: 1:13 Dominican pride was on display as one of the largest Latino groups in New York City marched up 6th Avenue.

BREAST FEEDING, BREAST CANCER, ENOUGH SLEEP Issues: Health, Children/Youth, Women’s Issues Length: 2:06 Dr. Steve Salvatore talks about the positive impact of breast feeding your baby, he reports that high-carb diets may contribute to breast cancer and says many pre-school and school age children aren’t getting enough sleep. Sleep deprivation could affect your child’s behavior.

TERROR WARNINGS Live In-Studio Guest: Robert Strang, Security Expert Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 2:10 The White House is convinced going public on the latest terror alert has undermined plans for an attack. Strang, who is CEO of the Investigative Management Group talks about this point of view and the latest info we have on the use of limos as instruments of terror.

TERROR , BRAIN SIZE Issues: Health Length: 1:41 Dr. Steve Salvatore talks about the stress of terrorism and terror warnings on your heart and why premature babies have smaller brains than full-term babies. Girls generally catch up but boys are affected for years longer.

SUSPENDED DRIVER Issues: Safety, Transportation, Government, Law Enforcement Length: 5:59 John Deutzman reports a tragic story on Staten Island of an 11 year-old-boy killed by a driver who shouldn’t have been behind the wheel. Jasmine Martinez had no New York license, her expired out of state license had been suspended. She had multiple offenses and was still driving. She’s scheduled to be in court next week, but the maximum she can get is 30 days. Perhaps the worst part is that when Deutzman confronted her about

the boy’s death, she showed no concern or remorse, just said his parents should have been more careful.

NECK GLUE Issues: Health Length: 2:31 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports on a new neck lift procedure that uses tissue glue to help speed up the healing process. The mini-neck tune-up costs about $6,000.00 that’s about $500.00 more than a traditional neck lift.

HANDICAPPED RAMP Issues: Handicapped Issues, Government, Social Issues Length: 5:25 Mary Garafolo reports on 10-year-old boy who can’t get out of his house without a wheelchair ramp, but he doesn’t have one because someone has been misusing tax money.

FLOODING SAFETY Issues: Environment, Safety Length: 1:40 After two people were electrocuted in Queens yesterday, a lot of people are talking about what to do and what not to do when flood waters rise. Tracy Humphry has some safety tips.

DEFIBRILLATORS, WEIGHTLOSS Issues: Health Length: 1:47 Dr. Steve Salvatore talked about the effectiveness of CPR and the value of AED’s or automatic defibrillators in saving lives and the new weight loss guidelines that stress fewer calories and more exercise.

McGREEVEY STEPPING DOWN Issues: Government, Gay/Lesbian Issues, Social Issues Length: 6:30 New Jersey Governor James E. McGreevey dropped a bombshell on the state when he announced he would resign on November 15th. The governor’s announcement came with little warning and took most people by surprise. He said he was gay and had had an extramarital affair with a man. James Ford reported from Trenton, Linda Schmidt collected reaction in Mid-Town and Political Analyst Serena Torrey was in the studio. Senator Frank Lautenberg said he would do whatever he could to be of assistance to the state.

BULIMIA, STOMACH STAPLING Issues: Health Length: 2:08

Dr. Steve Salvatore talks about a drug that may help fight bulimia and offers a warning about the increasingly popular stomach stapling surgery.

CODEY SPEAKS Issues: Government Length: 1:41 When New Jersey Governor Jim McGreevey steps down on November 15th, State Senator Richard Codey of Essex County will become the acting Governor. Codey has been in the state legislature for more than thirty years, but he’s not widely known. Steffan Tubbs reports on the man and his message.

WOMAN COP Issues: Safety, Law Enforcement, Social Issues Length: 3:44 Crime is down in New York City but are the streets any safer? Linda Schmidt got a close look at how the NYPD works when she was allowed to tag along with one of the department’s rising stars, Deputy Inspector Theresa Shortell.

LOCAL HURRICANE RELIEF Issues: Social Issues, Environment Length: :45 New Yorkers who want to help the hurricane victims are being asked to send money to the Red Cross or call 1-800-HELP NOW. Local Red Cross volunteers are not being sent to the disaster zone, they’re needed here for the RNC.

SMOKE DETECTORS Issues: Safety, Children/Youth, Consumer Issues Length: 3:39 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that working smoke detectors, home fire drills and an evacuation plan that you’ve practiced with your family are the best way to save lives in case of a fire. But, he found there’s something else: kids don’t respond to the sound of the smoke detector. They don’t wake up. So make sure you give your kids a smoke detector test to see how they respond. There’s also a new kind of smoke alarm. Instead of a “beep” it has a message in your voice. Tests, so far, have shown it’s 100% effective. It’s called Kid Smart and it should be in stores this fall. It will cost about $75.00.

PEDOPHILE Issues: Children/Youth, Crime, Safety, Social Issues Length: 5:14 When a pedophile moves into your neighborhood, you may not know it, even with Megan’s Law in effect. Parents for Megan’s Law in New York want to change that. They want mandatory notification. New Jersey has the toughest Megan’s Law in the country. It’s a little different in New York State. In Connecticut sex offenders are listed on the Internet, but thee ‘s no notification.

TEEN DEPRESSION, GETTING IN SHAPE Issues: Health, Children/Youth Length: 2:31 If your teen is depressed, the current thinking is get him or her professional help right away. Fox 5 offered tips on the best way to do this. Also, a look at a new sports craze for kids that can help them get in great shape.

WILD DOGS Issues: Safety, Animals, Environment Length: 1:35 There’s a pack of wild dogs on the prowl in West Orange, New Jersey and no one seems to be able to collar them. Lisa Evers reports on the frightening reality for people there.

RNC PROTESTERS Issues: Social Issues, Politics Length: 2:18 Mayor Bloomberg rolled out the welcome wagon for those come to protest at the Republican National Convention. Some say it’s a stunt on the part of the mayor. Anne Craig reports that the protesters have a few stunts of their own.

MAYOR – TAXES Issues: Taxes, Government Length: 4:50 John Deutzman reports that people in one town had sticker shock after opening their property tax bills and seeing what they owe this year. Made them wonder if the town’s mayor got a big break on his taxes.

SICK SCHOOLS Issues: Education, Health Length: 4:12 Some New York City parents are considering keeping their kids home this fall because they believe the school building is making them sick. Mary Garafalo investigated and found that students are learning about asbestos, lead and mold. Independent tests were done and sent to a judge, but with many buildings more than 100 years old these things are going to continue to turn up.

POOL UPDATE Issues: Consumer Issues Length: 3:04 John Deutzman’s investigation of a pool liner company that was ripping off customers is bearing fruit. The company may even be barred from doing business in one Long Island county as a result of the investigation. In the meantime, all the people in the original story have been given refunds.

MIGRAINE HEADACHES, BREAST CANCER Issues: Health, Women’s Issues Length: 2:07 There’s a new drug that can stop migraine headaches before they start. The most likely candidates for the drug, Topamax are those whose migraines are so severe they can’t function. Also, there’s a new test that could change the way doctors treat breast cancer.

FAKE APARTMENT FOLLOW-UP Issues: Housing, Consumer Issues, Crime Length: 1:28 Harry Vogelfang aka Adam Vogel who advertised apartments that didn’t exist is facing serious changes. Last spring John Deutzman went undercover to expose his scam. Now Vogelfang/Vogel has been hit with a 126-count complaint from the state. New York wants more than $5,000.00 per count for a total of $600,000.00 in fines.

ANTIDEPRESSANTS AND SUICIDE Issues: Children/Youth, Health Length: :40 The FDA is preparing to issue new warnings about a link between some antidepressants and suicide in children. The FDA is trying to figure out if the antidepressants are to blame or if it’s the depression itself that makes kids and teens suicide prone. The FDA has asked doctors to monitor patients of all ages more closely.

BLOOD PRESSURE, DESSERT, BLUEBERRIES Issues: Health Length: 2:25 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that 65 million Americans have high blood pressure and that’s up 30% over the last decade. Why this is so wasn’t examined in the most recent study but some believe it's a combination of obesity, a decrease in physical activity and the aging US population. New Dietary Guidelines may leave room for dessert. They’re calling them “discretionary calories.” Blueberries are being recognized as a superfood and may be the best thing you can eat.

OVERTIME RULES Issues: Economy, Government Length: 1:44 The government has issued new rules that make big changes in who is eligible for overtime pay. Mark Joyella reports that it could have a big impact on your paycheck.

EMINENT DOMAIN Issues: Government, Social Issues, Economy Length: 5:27 Union City, New Jersey is home to many Cubans and other immigrant families. Now homeowners there are being told their property is being taken under the right of eminent domain to build nine new schools. Helen Lucaitis investigates the situation and tells what homeowners can do to make sure they get fair market value for their property.

OBESITY, MAGNETS Issues: Health Length: 2:20 Dr. Steve Salvatore reports that the government has a battle plan to help fight obesity and the magnets you bought to fight pain were a waste of money.

DRUNK COUNCILMAN Issues: Alcohol/Drugs, Safety, Government, Social Issues Length: 5:06 John Deutzman has the story of Edison, New Jersey Councilman Billy Krusack who is in trouble for driving drunk and verbally abusing the teller at a Plainfield bank. When caught and confronted by police, Kusack refused to take a sobriety test and when being booked tried to bribe the cop. It’s Kusack’s second arrest for DWI. He admitted he had a serious problem. Besides being an Edison Councilman, Kusack is an investigator in New Jersey’s Office of Law and Public Safety.

BACK DOOR DRAFT Issues: War, Government Length: 7:25 Michelle Levasor was in the Army Reserve, called up, sent to Iraq for a tour of duty and came home, got engaged and married. But instead of a honeymoon, she’ll be back in Iraq. Michelle was recalled for another tour of duty. Some call it the Back Door Draft. The Army Reserve says one must formally resign their commission or they’re eligible to be recalled as often as needed. The Navy and Air Force require a resignation letter too. The Marines never returned the call.

RNC SURVIVAL GUIDE Issues: Transportation Length: 2:31 Fox 5 provided tips on how to travel effectively during the RNC including where to go and how to get there and information on frozen zones and protests.

TERROR LOOPHOLES Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security Length: 5:05 More than $75-million is being spent on security for the convention but it may not be enough. Julie Banderas shows that the biggest advantage the terrorist have could be we, ourselves.

HOLDING PEN PROTEST Issues: Politics, Social Issues Length: 1:30 Activists are raising new concerns about protesters caught creating chaos at the Convention.

THE LIGHTER SIDE OF THE RNC Issues: Politics, Social Issues Length: 2:36 New York is a Democratic town, and that’s not lost on the Republican delegates. Some are taking advantage of all the goodies and some are using the time to do good works like helping Habitat for Humanity.

BUSH TWIN’S SECURITY BREACH Issues: Politics, Security Length: 2:09 The First Daughters were on the stage at the RNC when a huge melee broke out on the floor. The Secret Service is trying to figure out how the security breech happened.

COP STRATEGY Issues: Law Enforcement, Security Length: 1:41 Protests everyday are keeping New York’s Finest hopping. Mike Sheehan reports on how they’re keeping things under control.

ECONOMIC IMPACT Issues: Economy Length: 1:42 Businesses around Madison Square Garden were hoping for a windfall when the Convention came to town. Apparently they were wrong.

YONKERS TEACHER STRIKE Issues: Education, Economy Length: 1:42 Teachers in Yonkers say they need more money. Not for them; but for their students and if they don’t get it they may go on strike.

HEART BLOCKAGES Issues: Health Length: 1:19 Dr. Steve Salvatore explains why thousands of people have surgery every year for coronary blockages like former President Bill Clinton’s.

HARLEM REACTS TO CLINTON Issues: Health, Social Issues Length: 1:43 Former President Bill Clinton is very popular in Harlem where he has his office. Julie Banderas talks to people there about his heart surgery. Fox 5 News provided continuing

coverage of Mr. Clinton’s ongoing health issues, surgery, status and condition as the story developed.

TRACKING FRANCIS Issues: Environment Length: 2:52 John Deutzman is in Florida feeling the fury of Hurricane Francis, which is making travel into and out of Florida almost impossible. James Ford at LaGuardia Airport reports on the storm’s local impact.

NEW YORK’S MOST WANTED Issues: Crime Length: 2:30 Mike Sheehan is asking for help finding a cowardly killer who shot a young man in the back more than two years ago.

SCHOOL LUNCH SAFETY Issues: Children/Youth, Health, Safety Length: 1:43 It’s back to school time and that means back to packed lunches, but there could be something very unhealthy lurking you kid’s brown bag.

BRAZILIAN DAY Issues: Minority Issues, Arts/Culture Length: :29 Brazilian music, food, dance and culture were on display in Midtown in celebration of Brazilian Day.

JEWISH HOLIDAY COOKING Live In-Studio Guest: Jennifer Abadi, Author Issues: Religion Social Issues Length: 3:09 Jennifer Abadi author of A Fistful of Lentils talks about the symbolism of certain foods and shares some of her Syrian-Jewish recipes.

JERSEY SHORE BUSINESS Issues: Economy Length: 2:06 Labor Day and summers over. Jersey shore businesses are counting the profits after a surprisingly good summer season in spite of all the rain.

GROUND ZERO TICKET BLITZ Issues: Economy, Law Enforcement, Environment Length: :43

Business owners around Ground Zero are pretty upset about a ticket blitz that targets restaurants and bars along Murray Street. They say the tickets are $100.00 a pop and they can’t afford it. The Sanitation Department says the signs they put out are in the way.

WEST INDIAN DAY PARADE Issues: Minority Issues, Art/Culture Length: 1:45 Caribbean pride takes over in Brooklyn and thousands turned out to see the colorful parade.

LONG ISLAND SOLDIER SLAIN Issues: War, Social Issues Length: 1:57 A Long Island Family is grieving the loss of their soldier son who was killed Friday in Iraq. It was 25-year-old Lt. Ronald Winchester’s second tour of duty.

BACK TO SCHOOL: YONKERS Issues: Education Length: 1:42 It’s the first day of school in Yonkers, minus many of the non-core classes and the extracurricular activities. Teachers, students and parents are protesting.

McGREEVEY SPEAKS Issues: Government, Social Issues, Gay/Lesbian Issues Length: :24 New Jersey Governor James McGreevey spoke about his decision to resign for the first time. He says his coming out, as a “gay American” has been a process of transformation and prayer.

NEW JERSEY HURRICANE HELP Issues: Environment, Social Issues Length: 1:47 Volunteers from the Red Cross in New Jersey are heading to Florida to help hurricane victims. Anne Craig tells viewers how they can help.

NEW JERSEY LIGHT RAIL EXTENDED Issues: Transportation Length: 1:29 Commuting on New Jersey Transit just got a whole lot easier with three new rails stations up and running.

KIDS & TV, HEART ATTACKS Issues: Children/Youth, Health Length: 2:22

Dr. Steve Salvatore gives viewers another reason to keep an eye on what their kids are watching on TV and tells them about something they can do to prevent heart attack.

HOMELESS ON THE SUBWAYS Issues: Social Issues, Transportation Length: 1:48 More and more people are homeless in the City and they have to go somewhere. That somewhere is often the train, where the homeless are sleeping and doing other things as well. It’s a problem for both the homeless and the people who ride the subways.

NYC HUNGER REPORT Issues: Social Issues Length: :35 A new study says about two million New Yorkers are at risk of going hungry. The biggest problem is on Staten Island followed by the Bronx.

NJ STUDENT “HUFFING” DEATH Issues: Drugs/Alcohol, Children/Youth Length: :43 A high school student from Bellmawr, NJ, is dead after “huffing” an aerosol air freshener. Kids using aerosol products to get high is a growing problem. Apparently they don’t understand that it can be fatal.

TEENS, SEX & TV Issues: Children/Youth, Social Issues, Media Length: 1:59 Apparently all that sex on TV does have an impact on teens. Julie Banderas says kids between the ages of 12 and 17 are imitating what they see. A study of nearly two thousand teens showed that talking about sex had as much impact as more explicit programs.

FLOODING IN FLUSHING Issues: Environment Length: 1:52 In another of Fox 5’s continuing reports on the wet and wicked weather hitting our area, Mark Joyella looked at the situation in Flushing, Queens that had water filling basements there.

STAYING IN SHAPE Live In-Studio Guest: Oscar Smith, Personal Trainer Issues: Health Length: 2:30 Personal Trainer Oscar Smith shared tips for getting in shape and staying that way. He stressed the importance of posture, stretching and walking.

WASHOUT Issues: Environment, Transportation Length: 6:08 Buckets of rain turned the day into a complete washout leading to long traffic delays, the FDR flooded, subway flooding, airport delays and water, water everywhere on Long Island. New Jersey was feeling the floodwaters, too. More than three inches of rain fell in just a few hours.

NIGHT LIGHTS, DIABETES, ASTHMA Issues: Health, Children/Youth Length: 3:26 Night-lights or light at night may be associated with colon, breast cancer and childhood leukemia. Type one diabetics may benefit from islet cell transplants and getting dust out of the home environment can control asthma

NJ CHILD SUPPORT AMNESTY Issues: Children/Youth, Family Issues Length: :22 NJ is offering amnesty to parents who are behind in their child support payments. Pay up by Tuesday and the state will drop any arrest warrants against you. More than half-a- million New Jersey children depend on child support but more than 30% of the parents who owe it are delinquent.

NJ LAWSUIT Issues: Government Length: :44 The legal battle over Governor McGreevey’s resignation could be over next week when a court decides whether he can resign on November 15th as planned or he must step down now and allow a special election.

LAID OFF TEACHERS: YONKERS Issues: Education, Government Length: 1:40 The outrage continues in Yonkers where parents say movies being shown in the gym are being used to replace laid-off teaches.

BINGE DRINKING, DIABETES, ANTIBIOTIC Issues: Alcohol/Drugs, Health Length: 2:30 Dr. Steve Salvatore says a new study shows binge drinking is more serious than thought, particularly among young men. Drug use is down but alcohol use is up and there is more prescription drug abuse. Harvard Medical School reports a possible link between eating processed meats and the onset of type 2 diabetes and a common antibiotic, erythromycin, may cause sudden cardiac arrest when taken with certain other types of medication.

CON ED HOT SPOTS Issues: Safety Length: :30 A city council committee has unanimously approved a proposed law that would require Con Ed to inspect transformers, cables, wires and manhole covers every year to avoid the stray voltage situations that can be deadly.

HOME DEPOT IN MANHATTAN Issues: Economy Length: 2:09 A huge new Home Depot is opening in the Flatiron district of Manhattan. It’s a first for the city and will give consumers something they’ve never had.

ENDING SOCIAL PROMOTIONS Issues: Education Length: :51 New York’s fifth graders will not become sixth graders if they don’t do well on citywide English and math tests. Mayor Bloomberg announced the end of social promotions. The teachers union supports the policy.

LOW-CARB CONFUSION Live In-Studio Guest: Samantha Heller, RD Issues: Health Length: 2:50 Registered dietitian Samantha Heller offers advice on how to sort out all the low-carb foods currently on the market. She says some of the labels are misleading.

REMEMBERING 9-11 Issues: Terrorism, Social Issues Length: 1:54 Mark Joyella previews plans for remembering the victims of 9-11.

TAKING ON BULLIES Issues: Education, Children/Youth, Social Issues Length: 3:32 Back to school means back to being bullied for many children. The problem of harassment is so bad the city council in New York has passed a measure to tackle the problem head-on.

ATLANTIC CITY CASINO STRIKE Issues: Economy Length: :24 The union representing some 17-thousand housekeepers, cooks, bartenders and other casino employees can cripple Atlantic City if they decide to go on strike next week.

9-11 NEW JERSEY MEMORIAL Issues: Social Issues, Terrorism Length: :46 Governor Jim McGreevey joined families who lost a loved one on 9-11 at Liberty State Park for the groundbreaking of what will eventually be a memorial called “Empty Sky.” The monument will feature two stainless steel walls inscribed with the names of the 700 New Jerseyans killed on 9-11.

YONKERS SCHOOL CUTS Issues: Education Length: :36 Hundreds of students and parents turned out for a protest at city hall. They’re angry over drastic budget cuts that took away hundreds of teachers. Parents want the state to step in. They say Yonkers tried to bridge a 25-million dollar school budget gap at the expense of students.

NYU SUICIDE HOTLINE Issues: Children/Youth, Social Issues Length: :24 There were six suicides in the last year at NYU. The school is trying to prevent future suicides by installing a hotline to connect students to mental health counselors.

REBUILDING 9-11 Issues: Economy, Terrorism Length: 2:54 Julie Banderas takes a look at the plans to rebuild the World Trade Center site. WTC 7 is already rising from the ruins bigger and stronger than it was before. Leaseholder Larry Silverstein says there’s a moral obligation to do it right. The rebuilding project will take about 10 years and generate 10-thousand construction jobs.

FAMILY REACTION Issues: Social Issues, Terrorism Length: 2:10 James Ford reports on the emotional reaction to the 9-11 observance. Families have suffered through three years of grief and pain they’ll carry for the rest of their lives. One person said they’re dealing with a “new normal.”

LEGAL AGAIN Issues: Crime, Gun Control, Government Length: 2:02 The assault weapons ban expires in two days making them legal again.

BACK TO SCHOOL Issues: Education Length: 1:40

Ninety-one new schools open in New York City tomorrow. That’s the most ever in one year.

JETS STADIUM Issues: Taxes, Economy, Environment, Infrastructure Length: :55 Mayor Bloomberg says the proposed West Side stadium that would be home to the NY Jets is the centerpiece of the city’s push to land the 2012 Olympic Games. It’s a highly controversial proposal that would set the Jets back about $800-million while costing taxpayers about $600-million.

PROSTATE CANCER, ADHD, CALORIES Issues: Health Length: 2:07 Dr. Steve Salvatore says the popular PSA test for prostate cancer may not be reliable. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects about eight million adults and surprise; they’ve discovered that overweight people aren’t really counting calories.

WEAPONS BAN EXPIRES Issues: Safety, Gun Control, Crime, Government Length: 1:49 It’s a big day for big guns as the assault weapon ban expires making 19 types of military- style assault weapons legal and available for sale. James Ford looks at the safety issues. KEEPING ASSAULT WEAPONS OUT OF NJ Issues: Safety, Crime, Gun Control, Government Length: :48 New Jersey, New York and Connecticut have their own bans on assault weapons and those will stay in place but officials in New Jersey are concerned about keeping them out of the Garden State. Governor McGreevey will create a task force to look at the issue.

NJ IS A SWING STATE Issues: Politics Length: 1:57 New Jersey was considered a safe “blue” Democratic state and not in play. Now, polls show the President has closed the gap. Linda Schmidt reported on the new state of affairs.

SMALL PLANE SECURITY Issues: Homeland Security, Terrorism, Transportation Length: 4:47 Mary Garofalo demonstrated just how easy it would be to get one’s hands on a small plane illegally. She reported on the large security gaps at an airport in Lakewood, NJ.

IVAN: LOCAL CUBANS Issues: Environment, Minority Issues

Length: 1:20 Hurricane Ivan pounded Cuba. Union City, NJ has a very large local Cuban population and most have family on the Island. Mark Joyella talked with them about their concerns.

McGREEVEY HOUSEHUNTING Issues: Government, Social Issues Length: :18 Governor McGreevey is looking for a house along the Hudson River Waterfront when he leaves Drumthwacket on November 15th. His wife is reported to be looking for a home in other areas. NJ LT. GOVERNOR POST Issues: Government Length: :20 New Jersey assembly leaders are working on a new succession plan that would include the position of Lt. Governor.

LENS IMPLANTS Issues: Health Length: 2:13 The FDA has approved a new procedure that can get you seeing clearly without glasses, contacts or laser surgery, but Dr. Steve Salvatore says the procedure isn’t cheap. Lens implants will cost about $3,500 per eye.

RECYCLING RETURNS TO NYC Issues: Environment, Economy Length: 1:41 Mayor Bloomberg has done an about face and recycling, which has been absent from the City for a couple of years is back, bringing some new jobs with it.

ATLANTIC CITY CASINO STRIKE Issues: Economy, Health Length: 1:57 Midnight is the witching hour when the contract for thousands of casino support workers expires. They could walk off the job and Atlantic City could be crippled. Steffan Tubbs reports that the issues are benefits and health care.

CANDY CIGARETTES Issues: Tobacco, Health, Children/Youth, Social Issues Length: 1:48 The hottest trend from tobacco companies is cigarettes that taste like candy. Anne Craig wants to know whom the tobacco companies are really targeting – long-time smokers? Or your kids?

ARMSTRONG BRACELETS Issues: Health, Social Issues, Economy

Length: 2:52 Mary Garofalo reports on some greedy entrepreneurs who are exploiting the popular Live Strong wristbands sold by the Lance Armstrong Foundation to line their own pockets. The Foundation sells the yellow wristbands for one dollar each. All the proceeds go toward cancer research. The “entrepreneurs” are selling rip offs for up to $10.00 each.

NHL LOCKOUT BAD FOR BIZ Issues: Economy Length: 1:35 Mark Joyella reports that the NHL lockout is bad for business around Madison Square Garden.

HIGHER AUTO INSURANCE IN NJ Issues: Transportation, Economy Length: :21 NJ urban drivers could see higher auto insurance rates if the state lets companies base their premiums on where drivers live. Rural drivers might see their rates go down.

SAFE CRIBS, FOLIC ACID Issues: Health, Children/Youth, Safety, Women’s Issues Length: 1:56 Dr. Steve Salvatore gives tips on buying a safe crib that meets CPSC standards and reminds women that low-carb diets don’t provide enough folic acid.

MORE ON SMALL PLANE SECURITY Issues: Homeland Security, Terrorism, Safety, Transportation Length: 3:00 Mary Garofalo has more on the huge security problem she exposed at that airport in Lakewood, NJ. INDIAN POINT SECURITY Issues: Terrorism, Homeland Security, Economy Length: :23 There’s a security guard’s strike looming at the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant that has some people worried that the plant is a terrorist target. The guards aren’t happy with pay, job security and pension plans.

ORGANIZING FOR SCHOOL Live In-Studio Guest: Maria Bailey, Office Depot Issues: Education Length: 2:30 Maria Bailey says keeping kids organized can help them succeed in school and save parents some major headaches. She provides tips that include creating a school routine and a mobile homework station.

JET BLUE AT LAGUARDIA Issues: Transportation, Economy, Consumer Issues Length: 1:23 The low-cost carrier, Jet Blue, will be serving LaGuardia and offering consumers another economical travel option.

STATE OF EMERGENCY IN NJ Issues: Environment, Safety Length: 2:05 Ivan has dumped a ton of rain on the area causing the Delaware River to rise high above its banks. A state of emergency has been declared in Warren, Sussex, Hunterdon and Mercer Counties in New Jersey.

NJ FLOODS Issues: Environment, Economy Length: 1:07 The floodwaters are receding but hundreds of people along the Delaware River in New Jersey are just beginning to total up the damage. Insurance costs will be in the millions.

TB SCARE Issues: Health, Children/Youth Length: 1:26 Hundreds of students are getting tested for tuberculosis at a high school in Nutley, NJ after a guidance counselor was infected with the disease. Kids are worried but health officials don’t think the disease has spread.

CANDIDATE ROUNDUP Issues: Politics Length: 2:10 It’s six weeks till the election so Dick Brennan gives us a look at where the candidates stand on the important issues.

PEDOPHILES IN YOUR ZIP CODE Issues: Children/Youth, Safety, Crime, Consumer Issues Length: 2:14 Mary Garofalo reports on a company out to scam consumers by playing on a parent’s greatest fear: a sex offender is in your neighborhood. The company wants you to pay for a list of sex offenders in your zip code. But it’s a rip off since that information is available free of charge.

NJ TEEN VOTER DRIVE Issues: Children/Youth, Politics, Government, Minority Issues Length: :23

Nearly 2000 high school students are expected at a voter registration drive in Trenton. It’s part of the Hip-Hop Summits that offer a great concert free, as long as teens register to vote at the event.

WEST SIDE STADIUM Issues: Economy, Environment, Government, Taxes Length: 1:11 Supporters of the West Side Stadium are laying the groundwork for the redevelopment plan, but opponents are not standing idly by.

NYC SLOWEST BUS ROUTES Issues: Transportation Length: 1:48 The Straphangers Campaign released its latest study of NYC bus service and they say you could get to Philadelphia faster than you can get across town.

ROWLAND INCITEMENT Issues: Government, Crime Length: 1:48 Helen Lucaitis reports that the fallout from the scandal in former Connecticut Governor Rowland’s office just keeps coming. An aid to the former governor and one of the state’s biggest construction contractors are facing serious charges.

MOMA LEAVING QUEENS BIZ Issues: Economy Length: 1:23 The Museum of Modern Art is leaving Queens to return to its building in Manhattan. Businesses in Long Island City will miss the people and the money it brought to them.

CAB CREDIT CARD SCAM Issues: Consumer Issues, Transportation Length: 4:13 Cabs have signs saying they’ll accept credit cards, but John Deutzman found that many of them either do not take credit cards or charge an illegal “processing fee.”

LINDA READS TO KIDS Issues: Education Length: :30 Fox 5’s Linda Schmidt took time to participate in a program called Pencil Pals at PS 24 in Flushing. Linda read to a class of first graders who were thrilled to meet her.

CURFEW FOR KIDS Issues: Children/Youth, Crime, Social Issues Length: 1:17

Two New York City councilmen are proposing a curfew for kids under 18. Violators would get community service while their parents would get fined.

CAMPAIGN CLIFF NOTES Issues: Health Care Length: 2:46 James Ford provides some campaign Cliff Notes to help viewers understand where the Presidential candidates stand on the issues of health care.

CIGARETTES TO KIDS Issues: Tobacco, Children/Youth Length: 3:54 It’s illegal to sell cigarettes to anyone under 18 but John Deutzman found a convenience store on Long Island that didn’t seem to care and sold cigarettes to 15 and 16 year olds. To be fair, the store clerk wouldn’t sell the boys the beer they asked for.

WEST SIDE STADIUM Issues: Economy, Environment, Taxes Length: 1:45 The battle over the West Side Stadium is boiling over. Mike Sheehan reports that thousands of construction, hotel and restaurant workers are rallying in support of the project. Opponents were there too.

MEADOWLANDS TOLLS Issues: Transportation Length: 1:44 James Ford reports that the New Jersey Turnpike Authority is thinking about putting up toll plazas at the Meadowlands Parkway Exit. That can mean more time and more money for commuters.

STREETS AREN’T SAFE FOR SENIORS Issues: Elderly, Safety, Infrastructure Length: :27 Transportation Alternatives says New York City streets aren’t safe for senior citizens. They say seniors comprise one-third of pedestrian fatalities but only 13% of the population. They call for more crossing time, more “walk” phases and more pedestrian medians.

VIOXX PULLED Issues: Health, Economy Length: :50 Merck has pulled its widely used arthritis drug, Vioxx, off the market. Clinical tests showed it doubled the risk of heart attack or stroke. Sales of Vioxx last year were $2.5 billion dollars. Merck’s stock took a 26.78% hit, losing more than a quarter of the New Jersey based pharmaceutical giant’s value.

VIOXX Issues: Health Length: 2:08 Dr. Steve Salvatore talked about Vioxx, which is a cox-2 inhibitor. He explained the reason a drug like this is useful for pain and arthritis and talked about alternatives.

OLDER WOMEN AND ALCOHOL Issues: Health, Women’s Issues, Alcohol Length: :21 A new study shows a couple of drinks a day may be good from women in their 70’s. Researchers found less depression and better overall health when they compared moderate drinkers to teetotalers. The five-year study was done at the University of Texas.

PHISHING Issues: Consumer Issues, Crime Length: 2:12 Andrea Day reports on the biggest consumer scam on the Internet. It’s called phishing and crooks are making millions.

EXHIBIT B – Political Programming

Special Political Programming, September 1, 2003 – August 31, 2004:

Date 9/07/03 President George Bush's Address on Iraq Issues: War/Iraq, Terrorism, Government President Bush addresses the problems on the continuing problems in Iraq.

9/11/03 9-11 Memorial Coverage Issues: Social Coverage of the memorial service for the victims of the 9-11 WTC attacks on the second anniversary.

1/20/04 President Bush - State of the Union Address Issues: Government President Bush addresses the nation in the annual State of the Union Address.

4/08/04 9-11 Hearings Issues: Government Condoleeza Rice answers questions from the 9-11 Commission.

4/13/04 President George Bush's Address and Press Conference Issues: War/Iraq, Terrorism, Government President Bush opened with a 17 minute address to the nation. Following his speech, he took questions on how much longer our troops needed to stay in Iraq, dealt with questions about 9-11 and homeland security, talked about hostage taking and elaborated on how the U.S. will handle Iraqi sovereignty.

5/18/04 9-11 Hearings Issues: Government (continued)

5/19/04 9-11 Hearings Issues: Government (continued)

6/05/04 President Reagan's Passing Issues: Social Issues, Government Special coverage of the passing of President Reagan including a look back at his presidency and his legacy and plans for his funeral.

6/07/04 President Reagan's Passing Issues: Social Issues, Government Continuing coverage on the passing of President Reagan.

6/09/04 State Funeral Ceremony - President Reagan Issues: Social Issues, Government Coverage of the State Funeral Ceremony for President Reagan held in the Rotunda of the United States Capitol Building.

6/11/04 Funeral Service For President Reagan Issues: Social Issues, Government Coverage of the moving ceremony for President Reagan at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, including movement of the casket from the Rotunda at the Capitol to the Cathedral.

6/11/04 Final Farewell To President Reagan Issues: Social Issues, Government Coverage of the sunset ceremony at the Reagan Library in California, which was to be President Reagan's final resting place.

7/25/04- Democratic National Convention 7/29/04 Issues: Politics, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation, Social Issues, Children/Youth, Minority Issues, Law Enforcement, Safety, Economy 7/25/04 Dick Brennan co-anchored from the Fleet Center in Boston to kick-off convention coverage. Reports focused on the possible security issues facing the Boston Police.

7/26/04 Dick Brenna live from Fleet Center during the 5, 6, and 10pm programs, focused on John and Tereza Heinz Kerry's images, talked with Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) about the challenges facing a First Lady and how the delegates dealt with challenges of day one. Newsweek writer, Richard Wolffe was live to talk about the Democratic Platform and the party's strategy for the week. Parts of Hillary and President Bill Clinton's speech was carried.

7/27/04 Dick Brennan at the Fleet Center covered a pro-choice/pro-life

protest and interviewed Steve Brozak, a democratic congressional candidate from New Jersey who came back from his service in Iraq and switched parties. Brennan talked to some of the many celebrities who have put their star power to work for Kerry and interviewed filmmaker Michael Moore about his influence, if any on the election.

7/25/04- Democratic National Convention 7/29/04 Issues: Politics, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation, Social Issues, Children/Youth, Minority Issues, Law Enforcement, Safety, Economy 7/28/04 John Kerry arrived in Boston with several of the Vietnam vets he served with. Dick Brennan talked about how Kerry might use his service record during his acceptance speech. There was a live interview with two New York delegates about the youth vote and a profile of keynote speaker, Barack Obama. Some of vice presidential nominee, John Edwards' speech was carried live.

7/29/04 Dick Brennan interviews former Mayor Rudolph Guiliani and covered an anti-Bush/anti-Kerry protest that had gotten through security to the convention floor. Senator Kerry's acceptance speech was carried in its entirety at 10:00pm.

7/29/04 Acceptance Speech of Senator John F. Kerry.

8/12/04 Governor James E. McGreevey's Resignation Issues: Government Broadcast live - Governor McGreevey's surprise press conference at 4:26pm in which he announced that he was gay, had an extramarital affair with another man and would resign his office effective November 15, 2004. Following the announcement Rosanna Scotto and Len Cannon talked with political analyst George Panagopoulus about the issues raised.

8/30/04- Republican National Convention 9/02/04 Issues: Politics, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation, Social Issues, Children/Youth, Minority Issues, Law Enforcement, Safety, Economy 8/30/04 Len Cannon anchored from Madison Square Garden in New York. Cannon interviewed former mayor, Ed Koch, previewed Senator

John McCain and talked with political analyst Serena Torrey, Linda Schmidt had a Convention Survival Guide, part of an ongoing series of reports; James Ford covered the commute from a commuter's point of view; Steffen Tubbs reported on the protest at the UN; Mike Sheehan was at another protest in Chelsea.

9/02/04 Issues: Politics, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation, Social Issues, Children/Youth, Minority Issues, Law Enforcement, Safety, Economy 8/30/04 Lisa Evers got a look at the security War Room while Dick Brennan was on the floor covering the Republican Platform. Live coverage was provided of John McCain's speech and Rudolph Guiliani's speech was carried in its entirety.

8/31/04 Len Cannon anchored from MSG and reported on First Lady Laura Bush, interviewed former NYC Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen and talked with both New York City delegates and political analyst Serna Torrey. Dick Brennan reviewed Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's speech. Mike Sheehan had live coverage of an NYPD officer being beaten by an RNC protester. Steffen Tubbs was live from the Union Square protest while Lisa Evers covered security for large protests. Helen Lucaitis covered protesters' rights, Andrea Day reported on New Yorkers who live in the "frozen zone," and Anne Craig looked at how commuters from the boroughs were affected. Live coverage was provided of the Bush Twins', Laura Bush and Arnold Schwarzenegger's speeches.

9/01/04 Len Cannon anchored from MSG and took a look at keynote speaker Zell Miller, analyzed the Bush Twins' speech and reported on Vice President Dick Cheney. Dick Brennan was live on the floor with a report on protesters who managed to sneak into the convention. James Ford had live coverage of the President's visit to a firehouse in Queens, Steffen Tubbs was live at the RNC Labor Rally in Chelsea, Helen Lucaitis covered the police officer who was beaten by protesters, Mike Sheehan talked with Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Linda Schmidt reported on the RNC's economic impact. Live coverage was provided of President Bush's arrival, Vice President Dick Cheney and Zell Miller's speech.

9/02/04 Issues: Politics, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Transportation,

Social Issues, Children/Youth, Minority Issues, Law Enforcement, Safety, Economy 9/02/04 Rosanna Scotto and Len Cannon anchored from MSG. Scotto previewed the President's speech and talked with former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerick. Cannon looked at how this convention will go down in the history books. Dick Brennan reported on security inside and trouble with credentials. John Deutzman reported on the President's security arrangements, James Ford covered protests in Harlem and Bush-bashing party, Andrea Day reported on the release of protesters, Lisa Evers covered the transit lockdown and Steffan Tubbs had the massive protest rally outside of MSG. President Bush's acceptance speech was carried in its entirety. 9/02/04 Acceptance Speech of President George W. Bush.

9/11/04 9-11 Remembered Issues: Terrorism, Social Issues Julie Banderas anchored coverage of the third anniversary of the life- changing events of September 11, 2004. Dick Brennan was live at Ground Zero.

The official program featured the reading of the names of those who died by grandparents of those people. Brennan interviewed a man who lost his brother and started an organization called Tuesday's Children to help those who lived. Bandera provided extensive information on all the other memorials and observances that would be going on in New York and New Jersey for the rest of the day and evening.

9/30/04 2004 Presidential Debate Issues: War, Terrorism, Homeland Security, Government, Economy In the first of three Presidential Debates, President George W. Bush faced Senator John F. Kerry on foreign affairs topics at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida. Jim Lehrer of The News Hour on PBS was the moderator and sole questioner.

Political Coverage in Local Newscasts, September 13-27, 2004:

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH: 11:30AM SHOW MCGREEVEY... POLL ON SHOULD HE STEP DOWN VO 22 SEC

5PM BUSH CAMPAIGN TRAIL VO KERRY CAMPAIGN TRAIL VO 30 SECONDS WEAPON BAN EXPIRE OTS 22 SEC

6PM KERRY ..ON BUSH ASSAULT WEAPONS BAN EXPIRING SOT/VO 39 SEC PRIMARY DAY TOMORROW ..30 SEC

10PM MCGREEVEY.. ON CREATING AN ASSAULT TASK FORCE VO/SOT/VO 48 SEC

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH 11:30AM SHOW GIULIANI/PATAKI POLL FOR PRESIDENT VO 18 SEC

MCGREEVEY DECISION ON HIS FUTURE AT GOVERNOR. 18 SEC VO

NJ PLANS TO CREATE A LT. GOV POSITION. 20 SEC

5PM MCGREEVEY DECISION VO 15 SECONDS

BUSH ..IN LAS VEGAS WITH NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION VO 23 SEC GIULIANI/PATAKI. POLL FAVORS GIULIANI SB 17SEC

6PM PRIMARY DAY LOCAL CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN PRIMARIES KERRY 911 WIDOWS ENDORSE KERRY

10PM KERRY... 911 WIDOWS ENDORSE KERRY... V0 26SEC BUSH ...IN LAS VEGAS WITH NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION.... V0 18 SEC GIULIANI /PATAKI POLL ...POLL FAVORS GIULIANI... SOT 39 SEC ELECTION 2004... LOCAL CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF IN PRIMARIES VOTS ...25 SEC

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH 1130AM SHOW MCGREEVEY... FEDERAL JUDGE DECLINED A LAWSUIT TO FORCE A SPECIAL ELECTION FOR NJ.... VO 26 SEC ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER... RIGGED LETTER WAS SENT TO THE GOVERNOR... VO 22 SEC

5PM MARION BARRY ...WON THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION IN DC... VO 18 SEC

6PM MCGREEVEY DECISION...FEDERAL JUDGE TOSSED OUT THE LAWSUIT FOR SPECIAL ELECTION TO REPLACE MCGREEVEY.... VO/SOT/VO 45SEC

10PM MCGREEVEY DECISION...JUDGE TOSSES OUT THE LAWSUIT FOR SPECIAL ELECTION TO REPLACE MCGREEVEY... DAVID DAMIANO ... DEMOCRATIC FUNDRAISER PLED GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD CHARGES.... PLASMA 12 SEC

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16TH 1130AM LAURA BUSH.. IN NEW JERSEY SPEAKING AT A FIREHOUSE

5PM LAURA BUSH... APPEARANCE INTERRUPTED BY A WOMAN WHOSE SON WAS KILLED IN IRAQ... VO/SOT/VO 46 SEC

6PM LAURA BUSH..CAMPAIGNING IN NEW JERSEY WAS INTERRUPTED BY A WOMAN WHOSE SON WAS KILLED IN IRAQ... VO 26 SEC

10PM LAURA BUSH ... NEW JERSEY APPEARANCE INTERRUPTED BY A WOMAN WHOSE SON WAS KILLED IN IRAQ ... VO/SOT/VO 51 SEC

KERRY.. ATTACKS BUSH ON WAR IN IRAQ TO THE NATIONAL GUARD CONVENTION IN LAS VEGAS .... VO/SOT/VO 42 SEC

SENATOR CLINTON.. ON BILL CLINTON HEALTH... VO 19 SEC

KERRY AND BUSH ...NOT INVITED TO THE AL SMITH DINNER VO 21 SEC

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH 6PM LAURA BUSH... CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST WOMAN WHO INTERRUPTED THE FIRST LADY IN NJ.. SOT/VO 26 SEC

PATAKI... VOTERS PREFER GIULIANI AND SCHUMER IN A MARIST POLL.. VO 26 SEC

10PM BUSH... DEFENDS MILITARY RECORDS... VO 24 SEC

KERRY... PLAYS SOCCER WITH CHILDREN ON A CAMPAIGN STOP IN COLORADO... VO/SOT/VO 33 SEC

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH 6PM BUSH... AT HIS VACATION HOME IN KENNEBUNKPORT... V0 17 SEC

KERRY... IN BOSTON FOR FUNDRAISER.. VO 15 SEC

10PM BUSH... IN MAINE...COMMENTING ON THE CONTROVERSY OF THE NATIONAL GUARD DOCUMENTS.. VO 28 SEC

KERRY... IN BOSTON FOR A FUNDRAISER... VO 16 SEC

LAURA BUSH... CHARGES DROPPED AGAINST THE WOMAN WHO INTERRUPTED THE FIRST LADY WHILE CAMPAIGNING... VO 19 SEC

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH 6PM BUSH... TOURS DAMAGE AREA FROM HURRICANE IVAN... VO 19 SEC

KERRY... HAS NEW TV ADS... VO 21 SEC

10PM BUSH... TOURS DAMAGE AREA FROM HURRICANE IVAN.... VO/SOT/VO 28 SEC

SCHUMER...ON AIRPORT SCREENERS... VO/SOT/VO 29 SEC

CHENEY... ON HOMELAND SECURITY AND WAR ON TERROR HE STATES.. TERRORIST WILL ATTACK IF KERRY IS PRESIDENT... VO 53 SEC

EDWARDS.. RESPONDS TO CHENEY'S STATEMENT

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH 1130AM BUSH AND KERRY IN NYC... VO/SOT/VO 40 SEC

BUSH WILL ATTEND FUNDRAISER AT THE SHERATON HOTEL BUSH AND KERRY AGREE ON A SERIES OF DEBATES... 25 SEC

5PM BUSH IN NYC SHERATON PKG 1:10

KERRY... TALKING TO STUDENTS AT NYU VO/SOT/VO ...39 SEC

6PM BUSH ARRIVES IN NYC..WILL ATTEND FUNDRAISER AT THE SHERATON HOTEL PKG 1:15

KERRY ...SPEAKS AT NYU VO/SOT/VO

39 SEC

10PM BUSH ARRIVES IN NYC... PKG 69 SEC

KERRY IN NYC... VO/SOT/VO 40 SEC

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST. 1130AM BUSH SPEAKS AT THE UNITED NATIONS... VO/SOT/VO 43 SEC

5PM KERRY CAMPAIGNING IN JACKSONVILLE FL.... VO 30 SEC

BUSH IN NYC ...UNITED NATIONS PKG 1:30

BUSH STALKER.. SECURITY ON HIGH ALERT... VO 26 SEC

6PM MCGREEVEY... FBI HEADS TO ISRAEL TO QUESTION GOLAN CIPEL

BUSH... SPEAKING AT THE UNITED NATIONS

KERRY ...CAMPAIGNING IN JACKSONVILLE FL.

NJ PRESIDENTIAL POLL

10PM BUSH STALKER ... SECURITY ON HIGH ALERT JAMES WARD MAKING DEATH THREATS AGAINST THE PRESIDENT

BUSH ... MET WITH KOFI AT THE UNITED NATIONS

KERRY... CAMPAIGNING IN JACKSONVILLE FL.

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND 1130AM NO POLITICAL STORIES AIRED

5PM LAURA BUSH... SECRET SERVICE INVESTING MRS. NIEDERER

SHE THE WOMAN WHO INTERRUPTED THE FIRST LADY WHILE IN NJ VO IN PLASMA 29 SEC

KERRY.. CAMPAIGNING IN FLORIDA ... VO 29 SEC

BUSH... RALLIED IN PENNSYLVANIA ... VO 20 SEC

6PM MCGREEVEY... SIGNS PLAY TO PAY BILL...OTS 20 SEC

MCGREEVEY ..QUINNIPIAC POLL MCGREEVEY SHOULD STAY IN OFFICE UNTIL NOV 15....SIDEBAR 30SEC

10PM MCGREEVEY POLL... MCGREEVEY SHOULD STAY IN OFFICE UNTIL NOV 15

BUSH... CAMPAIGNING IN PHILADELPHIA VO/SOT/VO 28 SEC

KERRY... CAMPAIGNING IN WEST PALM BEACH VO/SOT/VO 37 SEC

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD 1130AM GOV ROWLAND... WILL LEARN IF THE GRAND JURY WILL INDICT HIM ... V0 18 SEC

5PM GOV ROWLAND... FEDERAL GRAND JURY HAS INDICTED JOHN ROWLAND BREAKING NEWS C/U 29 SEC

BUSH & ALLAWI... PRIME MINISTER OF IRAQ THANKS AMERICA VO...25 SEC

KERRY... RESPONDS TO ALLAWI STATEMENT ... VO 19 SEC

6PM

GOV ROWLAND... GOV ROWLAND INDICTMENT PKG 1:30

BUSH & ALLAWI.. ALLAWI THANKS AMERICA FOR REBUILDING HIS COUNTRY... VO/SOT/VO 31 SEC

KERRY...RESPONDS TO ALLAWI... BUSH MISLED THE AMERICAN PEOPLE... SOT/VO 33 SEC

10PM BUSH & ALLAWI... ALLAWI THANKS AMERICA FOR REBUILDING HIS COUNTRY... VO/SOT/VO 36 SEC

KERRY... KERRY RESPONDS TO ALLAWI WHILE CAMPAIGNING IN OHIO... VO/SOT/VO 36 SEC

ROWLAND... A 15 COUNT INDICTMENT FOR THE FORMER GOVERNORS CO-CHIEF OF STAFF AND OTHERS ... VO/SOT/VO 41 SEC

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH 1130AM BUSH & KERRY BUSH CAMPAIGNING IS WISCONSIN AND KERRY CAMPAIGNING IN PHILADELPHIA ... VO 21 SEC

5PM ROWLAND... STAFF INDICTMENT UPDATE... SS CHY 20 SEC

BUSH ... PRESIDENT CAMPAIGNING IN WISCONSIN VO 22 SEC

KERRY... CAMPAIGNING IN PHILADELPHIA VO 21 SEC

ROWLAND... THREE MEN OF FORMER GOVERNOR ROWLANDS STAFF PLEAD NOT GUILTY... VO 24 SEC

6PM KERRY... KERRY BASHES BUSH ON THE WAR IN IRAQ VO/SOT/VO... 37 SEC

BUSH...BUSH IN WISCONSIN FIRING BACK AT KERRY OTS/VO 21 SEC

10PM BUSH... PRESIDENT SHOWS SUPPORT FOR ALLAWI VO/SOT/VO ...37 SEC

KERRY... KERRY IN PENNSYLVANIA ...CONTINUES TO ATTACK BUSH ON THE WAR IN IRAQ... VO 36 SEC

ROWLAND...THREE MEN IN THE CORRUPTION SCANDAL FREE ON BAIL ... VO 24 SEC

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH 6PM NO POLITICAL STORIES AIRED

10PM NO POLITICAL STORIES AIRED

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH 6PM NO POLITICAL STORIES AIRED

10PM NO POLITICAL STORIES AIRED

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH 1130AM BUSH... CAMPAIGNING IN OHIO... VO 19 SEC

KERRY... KERRY CAMPAIGNING IN WISCONSIN... VO ..20 SEC

5PM BUSH... CAMPAIGNING IN OHIO... VO 24 SEC

KERRY... KERRY CAMPAIGNING IN WISCONSIN ... VO 21 SEC

6PM JOHN EDWARDS... FIRST CAMPAIGN VISIT TO NEW JERSEY VO...19 SEC

10PM EDWARDS AND KERRY IN NY AT EH SHERATON FOR A FUNDRAISER... VO/SOT/VO 43 SEC

BUSH...BUSH GOES ONE ON ONE WITH BILL O'REILLY SOT/VO 33 SEC

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH (5-9AM) MCGREEVEY POLL...... NJ VOTERS APPROVE HIS PERFORMANCE VO 22 SEC

BUSH/RUSSIA....BUSH AND 1ST LADY VISITED THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY VO 25 SEC

EDWARDS/FRANCES...... HE VISITS NORTH CAROLINA AFTER HURRICANE FRANCES VO 18 SEC

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH (5-9AM) RIGGED LETTERS...... RIGGED LETTERS SENT TO VIRGINIA GOVERNOR MARK WARNER AND BOB WISE, GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA OTS/VO 25 SEC

9/11 WIDOWS ENDORSE KERRY...... 9/11 WIDOWS ENDORSE KERRY OTS 20 SEC

MCGREEVEY DECISION.....JUDGE EXPECTED TO DECIDE ON SPECIAL ELECT. 20 SEC

POLLING HOURS...... CU SSF 25 SEC

NJ PLANS TO CREATE A LT GOV POSITION ...... EB 19 SEC

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH (5-9AM) MCGREEVEY DECISION...... JUDGE EXPECTED TO MAKE DECISION ON SPECIAL ELECTION. VO 22 SEC

RIGGED LETTERS...... RIGGED LETTERS SENT OT VIRGINIA GOVERNOR MARK WARNER AND BOB WISE, GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA OTS/VO 22 SEC

CONGRESSMAN CHARLES RANGEL WINS IN HARLEM. VOTS 18 SEC

PRIMARY DAY WINNINGS...... MAJOR OWENS WINS IN BROOKLYN.

MCGREEVEY DECISION...... JUDGE EXPECTED TO MAKE DECISION ON SPECIAL ELECTION. VO 22 SEC

RIGGED LETTERS...... RIGGED LETTERS SENT TO VIRGINIA GOVERNOR MARK

WARNER AND BOB WISE, GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA OTS/VO 22 SEC

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH (5-9AM) MCGREEVEY.....JUDGED DISMISSED A LAWSUIT CALLING FOR SPECIAL ELECTION VO 21

MCGREEVEY...... TOP FUNDRAISER PLED GUILTY TO MAIL FRAUD. HE ACCEPTED 40 THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH VO 30

MCGREEVEY...... FEDERAL JUDGE RULED AGAINST A SPECIAL ELECTION VO/SOT/VO 39 SEC

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH (5-9AM) AL SMITH DINNER.....SENATOR KERRY AND PRESIDENT BUSH WEREN'T INVITED TO THIS YEARS DINNER. VO 23

KERRY/BUSH POLL...... POLL GIVES 14 POINT LEAD OVER KERRY OTS 12 SEC

AL SMITH DINNER.....SENATOR KERRY AND PRESIDENT BUSH WEREN'T INVITED TO THIS YEARS DINNER. VO 23

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH (5-9AM) BUSH TOURS IVAN...... HIS VISIT TO FLORIDA AFTER HURRICANE IVAN EB VO 19 SEC

BUSH/KERRY...... BUSH AND KERRY AGREE TO HOLD THREE DEBATES 33 SEC

SCHUMER...... NY SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER RAISES SECURITY CONCERNS

BUSH/KERRY...... BUSH AND KERRY AGREE TO HOLD THREE DEBATES 38 SEC

NJ STATEHOUSE CLOSED.....NJ STATE HOUSE CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING OTS/NOT TAPE 13 SEC

BUSH TOURS IVAN...... HIS VISIT TO FLORIDA AFTER HURRICANE IVAN VO 19 SEC

AIRPORT SECURITY...... NY SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER RAISES CONCERNS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS VO/SOT/VO 38 SEC

BUSH/KERRY...... BUSH AND KERRY AGREE TO HOLD THREE DEBATES VO 30 SEC

AIRPORT SECURITY...... NY SENATOR CHARLES SCHUMER RAISES SECURITY CONCERNS ABOUT INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS VO/SOT/VO 38 SEC

BUSH/KERRY...... BUSH AND KERRY AGREE TO HOLD THREE DEBATES VO 30 SEC

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST (5-9AM) BUSH AT U.N...... PRESIDENT BUSH VISITS NYC TO ADDRESS THE UN 1:35

THREAT AGAINST PRESIDENT.....…26 SEC

STATEHOUSE FLOODING...... NJ STATEHOUSE RE-OPENS AFTER FLOODING 15 SEC

BUSH AT U.N...... PRESIDENT BUSH VISITS NYC TO ADDRESS THE UN NATIONS

THREAT AGAINST PRESIDENT...... …26 SEC

THREATS AGAINST THE PRESIDENT CU/SSF 29 SEC

STATEHOUSE FLOODING...... NJ STATEHOUSE RE-OPENS AFTER FLOODING14 SEC

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22ND (5-9AM) BUSH AT UN...... BUSH AT U.N. 40 SEC

KERRY...... KERRY RESPONDS TO THE SPEECH BUSH GAVE TO THE UNITED NATIONS ABOUT THE WAR IN IRAQ VO/SOT/VO 24 SEC

FBI TO SEE CIPEL...... FEDERAL AGENTS WERE HEADING TO ISRAEL 28 SEC

BUSH AT UN...... BUSH AT U.N. 40 SEC

FBI TO SEE CIPEL...... FEDERAL AGENTS WERE HEADING TO ISRAEL 28 SEC

BUSH AT UN...... BUSH AT U.N. DAY TWO OTS/VO 31 SEC

BUSH THREATS...... SECRET SERVICE INVESTIGATES SUE NIEDERER, A WOMAN FROM NJ WHO SAID SHE WANTED TO KILL PRESIDENT BUSH OTS 21 SEC

BUSH-UN ADDRESS...... BUSH MEETS WITH PAKISTAN'S PRESIDENT ON DAY TWO OF HIS U.N. VISIT VO/SOT/VO 32 SEC

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD (5-9AM) ALLAWI-CONGRESS....…19 SEC

BUSH TODAY...... BUSH HITS THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL STOPPING IN MAINE VO 17 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... JOHN KERRY CANCELS CAMPAIGN STOPS IN OHIO AND IOWA VO 18 SEC

ALLAWI-CONGRESS.....…19 SEC

BUSH TODAY...... BUSH HITS THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL STOPPING IN MAINE VO 17 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... …18 SEC

PORTER GOSS CONFIRMED...... SENATE CONFIRMS PRESIDENT BUSH'S CIA NOMINEE OTS/VO 20SEC

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH (5-9AM) ROWLAND INVESTIGATION...... …39 SEC

BUSH AND ALLAWI...... …29 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... KERRY MAKES A CAMPAIGN STOP IN PHILADELPHIA VO 20 SEC

BUSH AND ALLAWI...... BUSH AND ALLAWI TALK ABOUT THE SITUATION IN IRAQ AND BUSH CAMPAIGNS IN WISCONSIN VO/SOT/VO 42 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... KERRY MAKES A CAMPAIGN STOP IN PHILADELPHIA VO 20 SEC

BUSH/KERRY POLL...... NEW POLL FROM MARIST COLLEGE'S INSTITUTE SHOWS PRESIDENT BUSH AHEAD OF JOHN KERRY VO 25 SEC

BUSH AND ALLAWI...... BUSH AND ALLAWI TALK ABOUT THE SITUATION IN IRAQ AND BUSH CAMPAIGNS IN WISCONSIN VO 42 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... KERRY MAKES A CAMPAIGN STOP IN PHILADELPHIA VO 20 SEC

BUSH AND ALLAWI...... BUSH AND ALLAWI TALK ABOUT THE SITUATION IN IRAQ AND BUSH CAMPAIGNS IN WISCONSIN VO/SOT/VO 35 SEC

PORTER GOSS CONFIRMED...... SENATE CONFIRMS PRESIDENT BUSH'S CIA NOMINEE OTS/VO 20SEC

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH (5-9AM) BUSH TODAY...... PRESIDENT BUSH CAMPAIGNS IN OHIO VO 18 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... KERRY ATTACKED WAR IN IRAQ WHILE CAMPAIGNING IN WISCONSIN OVER THE WEEKEND VO 19 SEC

BUSH TODAY...... PRESIDENT BUSH CAMPAIGNS IN OHIO VO 18 SEC

KERRY TODAY...... KERRY ATTACKED WAR IN IRAQ WHILE CAMPAIGNING IN WISCONSIN OVER THE WEEKEND VO 19 SEC

EXHIBIT C – Community Participation

The following summary illustrates WNYW's various efforts to interact with its community:

- Dave Shenfeld received a certificate of appreciation from the Syracuse University Internship Program.

- Mike Sheehan, honoree of the Great Irish Fair of Catholic Charities for the service to the city, Brooklyn, NY.

- Adrienne Paxton, speaker for NewsCorp, Bronx School for Law, Government, Justice

- Jean Fuentes attended opening of Bronx School of Law, Government , and Justice in honor of NewsCorp's participation and partnership with 100 Black Men to get the school funded.

- Janet Canata took part in the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk in Manhattan.

- Kate Kelleher and Judy Womack met with Brooks Thomas of the March of Dimes to set in motion a partnership for 2004 that will include the NY Post.

- Dr. Steve Salvatore took part in an event for the Education Center for Prostate Cancer Patients, Uniondale, LI.

- Community Affairs received thank you letter from Harlem YMCA for tickets to Mets game

- Mike Woods and Chris Gailus volunteer to feed and help out at the 2003 Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, NYC (Judy Womanck also attended).

- Reischea Candidate, moderator on a sports panel for the Center for Aging Research

- Reischea Candidate participated in the Kids for Kids Carnival

- Ken Rosato hosted "Walk for Obesity" for the American Society for Bariatric Surgery Fdtn.

- Judy Womack met with Joan Frier of the Neighborhood Housing Services to discuss upcoming partnership.

- Mike Sheehan, Master of Ceremonies, Irish Consulate event.

- Debbie von Ahrens aided the Tomorrow's Children's Fund - a program for children fighting cancer and serious blood disorders.

- Kate Kelleher and Judy Womack met with officials at Cornell Hospital to discuss sales/public service health campaign.

- Lyn Brown, speaker Senior Citizens Volunteer Program

- Tom Ginocchio received a congratulatory note from the Director Bishop Kearney H.S. for story in Brentwood, NY.

- Kate Kelleher and Judy Womack met with officials representing Avon Breast Cancer Walk for 2004 and the sales/public service possibilities.

- Judy Womack, a panelist, at the LI Coalition for Fair Broadcasting's "Connection Day."

- Nick Gregory received the Hellenic American award for achieving excellence in the community.

- Lyn Brown, Grand Marshall, Mount Vernon Halloween parade.

- Judy Womack met with Bob Schultz of Plowshare to discuss public services for the Modell Foundation.

- Lyn Brown, celebrity coach at Fordham University basketball competition between students and teachers.

- James Ford, panelist, Museum of Television and Radio as part of a journalism project for students at Bard and Newcomers H.S.

- Lyn Brown, Mistress of Ceremonies, Jacobi Hospital Fund for Children Fundraiser.

- Judy Womack met with two representatives of the March of Dimes to nail down the participation of FOX 5 in upcoming events leading up to Walk America.

Also, joined the March of Dimes Media Committee.

- Linda Schmidt attended the New York City police bomb squad Centennial Dinner.

- Linda Schmidt helped serve Thanksgiving dinner to 1,000 homeless people at the New York City Rescue Mission.

- John Roland accepted a Community Service Award for the station from the New York Presbyterian-Cornell Hospital for a story we did on a Canadian tourist who was mugged.

- Judy Womack attended unveiling of new initiative by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children with special guest, Stanley Patz, Manhattan.

- Mike Woods hosted the annual "Christmas in Harlem" tree-lighting ceremony.

- John Roland played Santa for kids over at the Friars Club. The kids received gifts and a movie.

- Jim Castillo appeared at the 9th precinct community council's Christmas celebration on behalf of Loisaida.

- Debbie von Ahrens supported the American Irish Fund - letter of acknowledgement.

- Judy Womack met with Tech. Sgt, USAF, Eduardo Martinez re: public service. Also introduced him to GDNY for future purposes of entrée for footage.

- Debbie von Ahrens donated raffle items to the International Radio & TV Society Foundation.

- Jean Fuentes donated 45 tickets to the Harlem Globetrotters game for the Saint John Residence for Boys, Far Rockaway, NY

- Adrienne Paxton aided the U.S. Military Academy and West Point's First Heroes Invitational.

- Greg Franchuk donated 40 boxes of paper to P.S. 128 in Washington Heights.

- Nick Gardner - tour for students from the Aaron School in Manhattan.

- FOX 5 anchors took part in the upcoming Families Walk of Hope by autographing socks for a celebrity sock auction via Mather Hospital's Breast Health Center (talent: Mike Woods, Jim Ryan, Ernabel Demillo, Chris Gailus, Linda Schmidt, John Roland, Rosanna Scotto, Len Cannon, Nick Gregory, John Discepelo).

- Jean Fuentes hosts a monthly meeting for 8 people from the Latino Gerontological Center re: June gala.

- GDNY took part in Junior Achievement NY and its Groundhog Job Shadow Day for 4 students.

- Julie Banderas, Principal For A Day, PS 257 (also thank you from PS 257).

- Lyn Brown, Career Day, PS 201, Queens.

- Lyn Brown, Guest Reader and Speaker, Hutchinson Elementary School, Pelham NY.

- James Ford, panelist for the "Art of the Interview II" at the Museum of TV and Radio, Manhattan.

- Dr. Steve Salvatore - celebrity host for Starlight Foundation.

- Linda Schmidt speaks at "Women in Defense" at the Picatinny Arsenal Military Base, Dover, NJ.

- Rosanna Scotto emcees for St. Dominic's Home Fundraiser for foster kids, Manhattan.

- Rosanna Scotto is co-host of Variety, the Children's Charity, telethon on PAX-TV.

- Rosanna Scotto emcees National Association of Women Business Owners, Manhattan.

- Mike Sheehan, guest of NY Governor George Pataki, St. Patrick's Day Breakfast, Manhattan.

- Mike Sheehan, guest speaker at the Westchester County Detectives Org,

Thornwood, NY.

- Mike Sheehan, keynote speaker, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick at Mahopac Golf Club, Putnam County.

- Mike Woods - MC for the Doe Fund's Scatter Site 11 Housing Program benefit, Manhattan.

- Judy Womack met with representative of the Partnership for a Drug Free America (attendees Kate Kelleher, Chuck Fleming).

- Judy Womack met with representative for the FDNY Fire Zone's - a safety and education fund.

- Judy Womack attended for the Balm in Gilead, an AIDS education organization.

- Judy Womack linked the American Red Cross in Greater NY to the FOX 5 web site.

- Judy Womack attended USO meeting to introduce new PSA and reports on activities in Iraq.

- Judy Womack met with James Bauman and Leigh El-Hassan of the Ad Council.

- Kent von Herstenberg - Safari Guides, a YMCA group that works much the same way as Boy Scouts - Head Assistant and Treasurer

- Kent von Herstenberg - Coach for both Youth Baseball and Youth Roller Hockey teams

- Violet Chew - member of the Cammy Lee Leukemia Foundation which promotes finding blood donors.

- Roselyn Barranda - member of the Phillipine New York Chamber of Commerce (JAYCEES), Inc.

- Roselyn Barranda, Student Member, Society for Human Resource Mgmt (NY Institute of Technology Student Chapter).

- Judi Levine - Boutique Director, NCOMOTC (Nassau County Mother of Twins Club).

- Debbie von Ahrens - IRTS, Board of Directors (also works on the IRTS fellowship program).

- Debbie von Ahrens (personal contributions to Diabetes Foundation, American Heart Foundation, Candelwood Isle Community Center).

- Chris Gailus, 52nd Street Project supporter. The 52nd Street Project is a theater company that provides acting and writing training for inner city NY children.

- Chris Gailus, The Elisa Project, event host. Coordinated and organized participation in the "National Community Gathering", a national event bringing together people who are concerned about eating disorders and those who treat such afflictions.

- C Gailus, Symphony of Toys, event host/organizer. This is a Dallas-based organiz. that will bring its music event to New York as a gift to NY children in November. Chris has been invited to host the event and was instrumental in linking Symphony of Toys with "New York Cares", the locally-based charity.

- Jennifer Hancox - Good Will donater.

- Jennifer Hancox - donated to the "Danny Moster" fund - a man injured in an accident who became paralyzed in his legs, Ramsey, NJ.

- Jennifer Hancox - walked/raised money for women's health issues at the Revlon Run/Walk.

- Brian Blum, Promax Board of Directors.

- Lily Ray, member, IRTS.

- Kaye Fox Kuiphoff, volunteer, Morristown, NJ soup kitchen.

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