The editorials are written by a ten member station panel. Her exact date of birth is currently under review and will soon be updated. During the July 2013 ratings period, WBTV took the lead at noon and 11 p.m., while WSOC led at all other news timeslots. [27] On January 22, 2014, WBTV began producing a two-hour extension of its weekday morning newscast, airing from 7:009:00a.m. as well as an hour-long prime time newscast at 8:00p.m. for WBTV-DT2. However, if there is one person who knows how to find the good in anything, it is WBTV friend Kristen Hampton, a former WBTV reporter. WBTV premieres "Top O' the Day" hosted by Clyde McLean with segments by Vivian Harris, Ty Boyd, C.J. WBTV turns off the analog channel "3" signal, and begins broadcasting only on over-the-air digital channel 23. Company President Charles Crutchfield is named Chairman of the Ad Hoc Committee on "American Values". Other former GMA stars who visited their old TV home included David Hartman, 80, who co-hosted the first show under its existing name in 1975, Joan Lunden, 65, his co-anchor in the '80s, and Josh . Send us your photos! But he lasted only four months there and was let go in March. During the 2016 February sweeps, WBTV surged to first place in all timeslots, including the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts, for the first time in 26 years. [20] Feezor's show was also carried on Richmond sister station WWBT after Jefferson-Pilot bought the station in 1968. WBTV is first in Charlotte and among the first television stations in the United States to use a satellite news gathering truck. WBTV is awarded the rights as "Official Television Station" of the NFL's Carolina Panthers. This was especially true if the Washington Redskins and Atlanta Falcons played at the same time. WBTV was granted the first full-power construction permit for a digital television signal in the United States in 1998, which went on the air that year operating at 1 million watts[20]equivalent to 5 million watts for an analog transmitter. Tours of the new building also begin this week. WBTV (channel 3) is a television station in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States, affiliated with CBS and owned by Gray Television.The station's studios are located off Morehead Street, just west of Uptown Charlotte, and its transmitter is located in north-central Gaston County.In addition, WBTV's studios continue to house the operations of its former sister radio stations currently owned . WBTV announces the formation of Jefferson Productions, a division of the Broadcasting Company to specialize in commercial production and program syndication. Hosted by Alan Ryan. WBTV introduces "Radar Plus" the most advanced weather radar system in the television industry. Channel 3 did not face a serious challenge by any other news-producing station in the market until 1981. WBTV in Charlotte said her husband Roger and her family . WBTV airs the continuous coverage from CBS News of the terrorist Attacks on America. The FCC informs WBT-TV's Chief Engineer M.J. Minor, that permission is granted to WBT to change the name of its telestation from WBT-TV to WBTV. Purchased by Cox Broadcasting in 2000, Action 64 is committed to providing . are in the standing-room only attendance. Past Former WBTV Anchors Salary | WBTV News Anchor Dies. Courtney Cole is an anchor and reporter at WBZ-TV. [24] Soon after Raycom took control of the station, WBTV began airing local newscasts and CBS programs in high definition. Charlotte Mayor John Belk proclaims this day as "WBTV Day" in honor of twenty years of community service to the people of Charlotte. The show was known at various times as Tiny Town, Whistle Stop, Fred Kirby's Little Rascals and Kirby's Corral. In the evening, WBTV's 6:00pm "Early News" attracts more audience than 53 of the 81 local early evening news programs aired in the top 25 markets. At this time, there were only 12 television stations on the air in the United States, four of the being in New York City. The enterprise website will focus on employment opportunities and recruitment. C. J. Underwood represents the station as honorary Grand Marshall as part of WBTV's 50th Anniversary series of celebrations in 1999. WBTV is only the second television station in the United States to have the antenna setup required for this increase. WBTV premieres "PM Magazine" with hosts Bob Lacey and Moira Quinn. I'm number 8 of 10 kids- mother of just one. The first Carolinas edition of "TV Guide" appears at newsstands. Many are devoted to examining the lives of hearing-impaired Carolinians. WBTV joins CBS Inc. in support of its application to the FCC for development of "High Definition Television" and an HDTV satellite delivery system. Weather instruments and LIVE cameras are placed at schools and businesses around the WBTV viewing area displaying weather conditions. Traffic. Underwood. WBTV credited its strong social media presence and its talent continuity for the ratings win, while WSOC lost much of its main talent in the previous year. WBTV's C.J. Find out what former NEWS9 anchor Allison Latos has been up to since leaving the station. (WCSC is the first television station on the air in the state of South Carolina, signing on in 1953. WBTV opens the "Western Bureau" in Morganton with reporters Steve Ohnesorge and Cecile Bost. It claims to have been the first station in the country to develop computerized election return projections, to broadcast CBS' ExtraVision teletext service, and to produce a local newscast for a PBS member station (WTVI, channel 42). Both occupants, WBTV pilot Chip Tayag and WBTV meteorologist Jason Myers, were pronounced dead at the scene. Fred is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and WCNC Charlotte Main Evening Anchor, alongside Vanessa Ruffes. At the end of the program, a winner of a new HD - TV is chosen from contest entries. Since Raycom Sports is headquartered in Charlotte, WBTV had a very important role in Raycom Media's operations, and it shared its flagship status with NBC affiliate WSFA, located in the company's homebase of Montgomery, Alabama. On November 22, 2022, at 11:57 a.m.,[16] a 1999 Robinson R44 helicopter nicknamed "WBTV Sky3" crashed onto the grass verge of I-77 in south Charlotte. The third subchannel resumed operations upon the launch of Bounce TV on September 26, 2011. When WBTV signed on the air there were an estimated 1,000 television sets in the area. WBTV installs a satellite Earth Station enabling instant television coverage from anywhere in the world. Carol Wonsavage was the inaugural producer for the show. Two years later, after KPIX-TV in San Francisco became a CBS owned-and-operated station (due to owner Westinghouse Electric Corporation's merger with CBS), WBTV became the second longest-tenured affiliate that was not owned by the network, behind only Washington's WUSA. WBTV News reporters are sent to Iraq and Afghanistan to cover local National Guard troops on deployment in the War On Terror. The Wilder Building, which was demolished in 1983, served as WBTV's studio facilities from 1949 to 1955.[7][8]. As such, it was Charlotte's only VHF station for eight years, carrying affiliations with all four major networks of the timeCBS, NBC, ABC and DuMont. From 1958 to 1974, WBTV's studio facilities served as the home for Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling telecasts. After 45 years, this reporter is leaving WBTV. And the WBTV Raleigh Bureau is expanded. As of 2023, she is around 60 years old. Doug Mayes begins WBTV's first regularly scheduled news programs as "The Esso Reporter" a ten minute newscast airing at 6:30 pm Monday - Friday. All local programming on WBTCV in 1990 will focus on Recycling garbage, preserving water resources and minimizing air pollution. Doug Mayes begins WBTV's first regularly scheduled news programs as "The Esso Reporter" a ten minute newscast airing at 6:30 pm Monday - Friday. It starred Frederic March and Janet Gaynor. WBTV begins a high school student quiz show called "High Q." WBTV is the first television station in the Carolinas to broadcast in stereo sound. As of 2023, she is around 60 years old. She was the evening news anchor for the 5, 6, and 10 O'Clock news at Fox 5 NY WNYW in New York City from 2021 to 2022. WBTVforms its"Creative Services Group" to operate as part of the Programming Department in cooperation with the Sales Department. It is for The United Appeal fund. WBTV forms "Spearhead", a local television series consisting of ideological and philosophical programs. Mathis, whose antics have made him a YouTube star, landed a gig out west on Good Day Sacramento for the CW affiliate by the end of the year. And by the end of 1949 the number had risen to 8,500 television sets. WBTV received one of the last construction permits issued before the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) "freeze" on new television licenses, which lasted until the Commission released its Sixth Report and Order in 1952. A look back at TV anchors who have publicly battled cancer. WBTV introduces to Charlotte and the Carolinas the most advanced weather radar system available. It will provide computerized business services to radio and television stations. The day has come. WBTV's parent company forms Jefferson Data Systems. It is the only commercial television station in the market that has never changed its primary affiliation. WBTV is the first television station in Charlotte to broadcast Live from a helicopter in flight. Marshall Scott's piloting skills are given credit for both men to be able to "walk away" from the crash. We and our partners use cookies to Store and/or access information on a device. [4] According to Charlotte Observer TV critic Mark Washburn, Lincoln Financial decided soon after taking over the former Jefferson-Pilot properties that it would never really be able to integrate them with the rest of the company's assets, and had decided to sell them as soon as possible. It is called "The Spearhead Group" and is hosted by Alan Newcomb. WBTV begins a year-long focus "For Kids Sake". WBTV begins local live television programming from a converted radio studio in the Wilder Building. Cabarrus County. CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - Doug Mayes, a Charlotte broadcaster and beloved WBTV anchor, has passed away at the age of 93. A two million dollar expansion program to the WBTV/WBT building is completed. Underwood retires. Prior to joining in 2004, evening anchor Maureen O'Boyle, a Charlotte native and graduate of West Charlotte High School, served as anchor of the syndicated newsmagazines A Current Affair and Extra. On July 12, 2010, the simulcast was replaced with This TV. "Top O' The Day" is the idea of Executive Producer Pat Lee. WBTV is the first station in the United Stated to produce a weeknight newscast for a local PBS station, WTVI-TV. Jefferson Standard Broadcasting breaks ground at a site located west of downtown Charlotte to build a new broadcast home for WBTV and WBT. WBZ-TV created the first female anchor team when Gail Harris joined Shelby Scott on First Four News. SEPTEMBER 1952. WBTV begins televising its first regularly scheduled local live color program. It was fed to other TV stations on the air in the Carolinas region.). Starting Monday, Jan. 30, Giles will Jefferson pilot Communications buys WCSC-TV 5 in Charleston, SC. On January 1, 2012, WBTV switched the subchannels for This TV and Bounce TV, due to a contractual obligation to carry Bounce TV on the station's second subchannel. Updated September 22, 2021 3:46 PM. In addition to Fred and Uncle Jim, viewers were treated to classic episodes of The Little Rascals (Hal Roach's Our Gang) as well as frequent appearances by the local bluegrass band The Br'arhoppers. The station claims credit for a number of television "firsts", among them being the construction of the first building in the United States built specifically for color television broadcasting. WBTV begins a reading program to aid Carolinians who cannot read or write. General Manager Charles H. Crutchfield was notified that the FCC had granted WBT a permit to construct a television station. News Anchor/Reporter WBTV Jun 2017 - Aug 2021 4 years 3 months. WBTV's owner Jefferson Standard begins the underwriting of a series of lectures for area high school students to inspire them to higher achievements. WBTV announces that it will begin transmissions of color test patterns in May of this year. WBTV was originally owned by the Greensboro-based Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, owners of WBT (1110 AM), the city's oldest radio station and the first fully licensed station in the South. He then continued filing stories.). Former WBTV Good News reporter Kristen Hampton provides a positive message amid uncertain times, Medical Marijuana bill passes NC Senate; some cannabis supporters against bill, 8-year-old helps raise money for favorite Waffle House worker in need of car, North Carolina Supreme Court to revisit school funding, Vigil to be held Saturday in memory of three men killed in Rock Hill 25 years ago, Re-using the cheater beans from breakfast for dinner with Chef Elizabeth, Product Test: Elissia and Caroline try out bundt cake pan with removable bottom, PLAN AHEAD: Latest Weather Forecast Video. Maureen Jeralyn O'Boyle (born July 14, 1963) is an American television reporter and news anchor. Former Channel 9 meteorologist Melissa Greer Polsky died Friday morning after a six-month-long battle with cancer. [23] Jefferson-Pilot management, who only a few years earlier had touted Mayes as part of the station's campaign, "Turn to People You Know," wanted to make its newscasts appeal to a younger audience and made little effort to retain him. A genuine nice guy in a business where egos can run to the outsize, Knowles was known for his. Over $86,000 was raised to buy well drilling equipment and install water systems in several African villages. By a freak atmosphere accident WBTV is received on Channel 3 in a town named Arthur, located inNorth Dakota. The event is held at the Carowinds theme park and is the largest celebration of high school seniors in the United States. WBTV hosts a "Habitat for Humanity" telethon to raise money and awareness for the group. The merger coincided with the start of the 2008 Atlantic Coast Conference basketball season. When WAGA-TV in Atlanta, which signed on the air four months before WBTV, switched to Fox in December 1994, WBTV became the longest-tenured CBS affiliate located south of Washington, D.C. WFMY-TV in Greensboro, the second-oldest station in the Carolinas, is the network's second-longest tenured affiliate south of the capital; it signed on three months after WBTV. WBTV is first in the Carolinas to begin Closed Captioning for the hearing impaired in its newscasts. For its first five years, the show aired at 12:00p.m., preempting The Young and the Restless. The station's digital signal remained on its pre-transition UHF channel 23. Bonanza Productions NBC's Revolutionsince Jul 2012 Fox 26/WECTTV6 Former TV News Anchor/Producer and Investigative Reporter2008 - 2010. It was nominally an NBC affiliate, sharing a secondary ABC affiliation with channel 3. WBTV News in the evening expands to an hour long program from 5:30 to 6:30om. WBTV begins airing color slides for the first time. The consent submitted will only be used for data processing originating from this website. Copyright 2020 WBTV. Both have been produced by Raycom Sports after their acquisition of Lincoln Financial's sports division during the 20072008 season. It is called "Newstar 3". WBTV will host a LIVE primetime program saluting the 60th Anniversary of the station. WBTV's new building is dedicated on the birthday of Thomas Jefferson. WBTV's parents company buys WRVA-TV in Richmond, VA. The WeatherNet network is available worldwide on TV stations and the Internet. ("Baby Aid" concluded with over one million dollars raised and six tractor-trailer loads of baby supplies donated.). The first program features open heart surgery. However, WBTV still shares the Julian Price Place studio with its former radio sisters, and they also retain a news partnership. Mecklenburg County alone has 76,100 TV sets. WBTV's helicopter, "Ranger 3" gets a new name, "Sky 3". WBTV begins a monumental public service campaign focusing on Deafness. "Where are they now?". This studio is the home of commercial productions and special live programming. ABC programming continued to be split among the three stations until 1967, when WCCB became a full-time ABC affiliate. The N A B adopts "American Values" as a nationwide project. Studios here until 1955"). He was, and always will be, Charlotte and the Carolinas' first anchorman. Billy Graham will also be inducted. Anchor/Reporter 1981-1997 formerly of WXIA-TV, now at HD Net Cheryl White Weekday morning meteorologist and Traffic Analyst 2006-2012 Kelly Wolf General Assignment Reporter Brenda Wood Anchor/Reporter 1988-1997 now at WXIA-TV: Judy Woodruff Anchor/Reporter 1970-1975 now on PBS's News Hour [35], In recent years, WBTV has been carried on cable in several areas outside of the Charlotte television market, including cable systems within the adjacent GreensboroWinston-SalemHigh Point and Asheville markets in North Carolina and South Carolina, and the Tri-Cities market in Tennessee and Virginia.[36]. Stacey joined WBTV in August 2019 from WJXT in Jacksonville, Fla., where he worked as a meteorologist and environmental reporter, according to the station. Underwood, Mike McKay, Lou Heckler, Clara Lowry, Dick Taylor and Jim Patterson. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. @jsrontv is leaving us and on to an exciting adventure in Atlanta! WBTW in Florence, SC is sold. WBTV News returns to the 6:30pm time slot with the first local 6:30pm news in Charlotte for that time period in a "stand-alone" format. Owned by Branson Visitors TV; Gray holds a 50.1% interest in this company. Witnesses also claim that Tayag, a pilot with over 20 years of experience, deliberately steered the falling helicopter into the grass to avoid crashing into nearby buildings or onto the Interstate itself, which was crowded with Thanksgiving week traffic at the time. Erika Schmitt Wilmington, NC. Viewers are encouraged to turn off all power to unnecessary lights and appliances when the symbol is used. Jefferson Standard/Jefferson-Pilot acquired several other radio and television stations across the country, with WBTV serving as the company's flagship station. The FCC prohibits the stations' "Grade B" signals to overlap. A special demonstration of WBTV's mobile television truck is conducted in Greenville. The signal is bounced to the top of the Wilder Building, then to the transmitter tower on Spencer Mountain. Then at 9:00 pm a motion picture titled, "A Star is Born", was broadcast. The Rev. By using this website, you accept the terms of . . [31] On April 1, 2012, This TV was dropped and the third subchannel was once again removed to make room for WBTV's mobile DTV service, but was brought back on October 8, 2014, with the Grit network. She Flew the Coop follows four women who left something secure or stable to travel abroad and pursue a dream. Diana Williams (later at WABC-TV in New York City; now retired) served as an anchor at WBTV during the early 1980s; she was succeeded as the station's main female anchor by Sara James (now a reporter for Dateline NBC). On May 2, 2022 she announced that she will be leaving WBTV in June, 2022. All rights reserved. "The CBS Evening News" with Dan Rather is broadcast from the Patterson Studio to celebrate WBTV's 40th Anniversary the previous week. WBTV presents a patriotic musical "Our Country Tis of Thee" with Ty Boyd, Pat Lee and Clara Lowry. Viewers also saw for the first time on Carolina television the personalities they had heard so often, and for so long, on WBT Radio. (Most electrical lines were knocked down due to the Hurricane.). To make room for Top O' the Day, WBTV aired The Price Is Right on a one-day delay at 10:30a.m., preempting whatever game show CBS aired at that time. Locally originated programming this week is "signed" for the deaf. The station first signed on the air on July 15, 1949. Shevaun will be moving on to WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she will be an Anchor . WBTV begins the operation and broadcasting of the local "WeatherNet" information. Channel 36 returned to the air in November 1964 as WCCB (later moving to channel 18 in November 1966), carrying whatever CBS programs that WBTV turned down in order to carry ABC programs. Mayes said years later that channel 9 offered him a deal that was too lucrative for him to resist, considering that he had kids in college. This project is the idea of Loonis McGlohon. Phil Agresta, Nelson Benton and Earl Wells are in charge of the broadcast. Special programming and area events are created to raise awareness of opportunities and issues facing children and parents in the Carolinas. [6] With the purchase, WBTV became Raycom's second-largest station by market size, behind the Cleveland, Ohio duopoly of WOIO and WUAB. The Charlotte News headlines its editorial page with the title, "And Now Television." Raycom Sports has rights to the ACC until at least the 202627 season. WBTV's "This Morning" premieres with host Jim Patterson and features segments by Dick Taylor. As of 2023, she is around 60 years old. A much-remembered women's/homemaker's show, The Betty Feezor Show, aired on channel 3 from the 1950s until 1977 (usually after the soap opera Search for Tomorrow, and in its 15-minute format, Guiding Light). WBTV is allowed by the FCC - the first time ever - to film and then televise FCC court proceedings on the application for a license for another charlotte television station to start on Channel 9. WBTV-WBT-WBCY help to originate "Springfest". It will also later develop the first totally computerized newsroom in the World for WBTV. Leigh joined the WBTV team in 2014. And TV-3 is renamed The Patterson Studio in memory of Jim Patterson. In the 7:00am hour weekday mornings, Arthur Smith's "Carolina Calling" program tops all shows in viewers airing at that time in Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Washington, Seattle, Baltimore and others. WBTV underwrites the cost of the trip for the Oratorio Singers of Charlotte to sing at the National Christmas Tree Lighting at the White House, at the invitation of President Johnson. "The Carolina Camera" premieres on WBTV News. By Thoden Janes. WBTV begins a letter writing campaign to help free American prisoners-of-war in North Vietnam the project is called "Write Hanoi". Can't wait to see all the great things you'll do!" WBTV anchor Mary King tweeted, "We may be smiling on the outside, but we're sad on the inside because it's @jsrontv last . WBTV was purchased by Montgomery, Alabama based Raycom Media Inc. Channel 3 had originally operated from a converted radio studio in the Wilder Building, alongside its sister radio station. North Carolina has a statewide "stay at home" order, which means people have to limit their travel to essential places. WBTV begins transmitting color test patterns, the first television station in the southeastern United States to do so. Hosted by Doug Mayes, viewers would meet Doug and tell him their opinion on various issues for later broadcast on the nightly news. Today is Meteorologist Lyndsay Tapases WBTV's last day here in Charlotte. Former WSOC-TV and WBTV anchor Doug Mayes will also be a part of the inaugural class. WBTV's new 2,000 foot tall tower begins transmitting at 5:53pm. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. WBTV sign-on, July 15, 1949. The band shell at Freedom Park in Charlotte is dedicated to former WBTV/WBT personality and public affairs director, Alan Newcomb. [32] On January 1, 2020, Circle, a country music and lifestyle channel was launched and added as a fourth subchannel at 3.3, moving Grit to subchannel 3.4.[33]. In times like this, it is so easy to say, I have to mow the lawn, I have to do the laundry, I have to go to work. When you change that one word, I have to to I get to, Hampton said. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. That station actually dates back to a ham radio station that started in late 1920. It is hosted by C.J. The station aired a tribute at their 4:30 p.m. newscast where the anchors shared their grief. The station's studios are located off Morehead Street, just west of Uptown Charlotte, and its transmitter is located in north-central Gaston County. It is the North Carolina - Notre Dame football game from South Bend, Indiana. She was also the weather . [5] The sale of the radio stations was finalized on January 31, 2008. Since its completion in 1984, WBTV's signal has been transmitted from a 2,000-foot (610m)-high guy-wired aerial mast transmitter tower located in north-central Gaston County, North Carolina, which is also shared with former radio sister WLNK. The studio address, One Julian Price Place, is named in honor of the executive who effectively founded Jefferson Standard/Jefferson-Pilot through an early-20th century merger. Cameron joined WBTV in 1981 as the station's sports director, and then succeeded longtime anchor Bob Inman upon his retirement in 1996. [9][10][11][12] The sale was approved on December 20,[13] and was completed on January 2, 2019. He then continued filing stories.) Lincoln Financial retained Jefferson-Pilot's broadcasting division, which was renamed Lincoln Financial Media, with WBTV retaining its status as the flagship station.[3]. It is a Robinson R44 Raven II. . Love family, great friends, delicious food, and feeling fit over 55! The first television station in the Carolinas, and among the first few in the southeastern United States to do so. WBTV begins thepopular feature called "On The Square". During the month of the letter writing campaign WBTV received 372,000 letters from viewers in the Carolinas. "Extravision" was received with set-top decoder boxes. WBTV increases power to the maximum allowed for channel 3 on the VHF dial - 100,000 watts. When children's programs aren't considered, "Carolina Calling" is the 9th rated show in the USA for that time period. (Jefferson Production was later renamed Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions and in 1990 names Jefferson Pilot Sports and Entertainment.). WBTV presently broadcasts 38 hours of locally produced newscasts each week (with 6 hours each weekday, four hours on Saturdays and two hours on Sundays). Morning and midday anchor John Carter formerly served as a North Carolina state senator prior to joining the station. The truck carries three cameras, monitor and replay equipment, cables, lighting and spare parts. At 8:00 pm the "54th Street Review" was broadcast. [34] Through the use of PSIP, digital television receivers display the station's virtual channel as its former VHF analog channel 3. In addition to its legacy as the state's first television station, it also benefited from its ties to WBT, one of the most respected radio news operations in the Southeastern United States. The FCC grants WBTV the first commercial permit in the United States to construct a Digital Television Station. Introduction : Maureen O'Boyle is an American news anchor and presenter, The money will be used for the Char-Wheels group to participate in the National Wheelchair Games in Hawaii. CBS affiliate in Charlotte, North Carolina, Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with. After WBTV Telenews at 7:00 pm, the network program "The Cliff Edwards Show" was on at 7:15 pm, at 7:30 pm Robert Ripley's "Believe it or Not" was broadcast, featuring the Charlotte Rotary Boys Choir. The partnership was extended to football in 2004; Jefferson-Pilot/Lincoln Financial had been the sole producer of ACC football telecasts since 1984. We wish her. The helicopter uses aviation fuel, rather than jet fuel. (Construction of WBT-TV was delayed quite a few months due to the flurry of TV stations going on-the-air in larger U.S. cities. WBTV acquires a second and more advanced video tape recorder. WBTV announces development of a sister company, Jefferson-Carolina Corporation, a major community antenna television company. "Doug Mayes was a true professional and outstanding broadcast journalist who inspired . She helps Georgians get ready for their day as the anchor for Channel 2 Action News This Morning from 4:30 a.m. - 7 a.m. Lori has covered .
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