I'm sure you'll remember that Collage pair made about the ABC TV network in the US and about its main newscast. Well, that exclusivity only lasted for a few months, because this time we're not getting back at the national level, but getting into the "regional" level (if we can call it as such, if you read the FAQ 'til the end). In this first case, we'll focus on one station of the "4th American Network" that exists in Northern California and frequently received Emmys for its newscasts, apart of being an example of how big is the effort made to expand outside your TV market (and have awarded newscasts): San Francisco's KTVU. And we'll also include its sister station, KICU, or as it's called on-air, KTVU Plus.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:14 The 10 O'Clock News
9:02 The Noon News
13:30 Mornings on Two
16:48 News at 6
18:32 Other Editions
22:31 Extra: KTVU News Brief
23:05 Credits

Due to length concerns, no FAQ is included (if there were, it would be a giant scientific essay, so thank God that they're not here). Instead, I'll leave this Wikipedia article: [ Ссылка ] .

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