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Watching the inaugural weekend morning news right now. So far so good. Byron Miranda is doing the weather this morning.
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The station turns 70 next year so we'll see.
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This logo honors the one they used 60 years ago: WAVE | Logopedia | Fandom
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I am watching their morning newscast and it is using the "News 4" logo.
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WZDC-CD (WRC's Telemundo sister) also launched the look today as well.
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From what I have been seeing, the only things that have gone to Look S is the show promos (Kelly, Ellen, etc.), their I-Team promo and just this morning, their 5-second ID for Morgan & Morgan. I wouldn't be surprised if they started implementing the look by the start of November sweeps.
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Kudos to Frank Somerville.
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I remember watching her, Steve, Dan and Tom on then Superstation WGN here in MD for many years. She was really a true icon of Chicago television.
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In DC, WRC-TV's Sunday morning broadcast started social distancing anchors again.
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WGN is my go to station.
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A really big loss for NY1. I hope the ladies land somewhere.
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it's been driving me crazy. what's is the font they use for those graphics?
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And the long road to credibility begins.
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To bump an old thread. I found that the new graphics came from Chicago. https://www.sarahurk-art.com/weather-redesign
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I guess the desk was never built for social distancing.
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Wow. Good luck on his recovery.
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The version of this theme just screams Eyewitness News.
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Roz and Rob at 5pm. That was my go to team.
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WRC-TV has a kids edition as well Saturdays at Noon and Sundays at 5:30 am.
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I watched them on the superstation feed in Germantown, MD. They were my Chicago news.
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This is why they are the number one morning news.
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Chills (in a good way).
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I remember watching John Harter as well. A true professional.
