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A-TEASE SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

CAMERA 3/BACK MONITOR

S: MICHAEL RINKER/WVU News

U: WATERFRONT TV STUDIO/Morgantown, WV

CAMERA 1/SIDE MONITOR

S: SYDNEY HARTMAN/WVU News

CAMERA 2/ON THE DESK

S: MEGAN SCARANO/WVU News

STUDIO B CAMERA 2

S: MADISON GREER/MorgantownToday

(--------------MICHAEL------------)THERE ARE MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND COLLEGES IN AMERICA... AND ALL OF THEM HAVE CANCELLED IN-PERSON CLASSES...DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK...INCLUDING OUR OWN UNIVERSITY...W-V-U. I’M MICHAEL RINKER.

(---------------SYDNEY-------------)I’M SYDNEY HARTMAN....HERE AT W-V-U NEWS WE HAVE COLLABORATED WITH OUR PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW... MORGANTOWN TODAY... IN RESPONSE TO THIS PANDEMIC...TO BRING YOU A SPECIAL EDITION SHOW... MERGING OUR TWO CLASSES.

(--------------MEGAN---------------)AND I’M MEGAN SCARANO. MORGANTOWN TODAY HOSTS JOIN US NOW FROM STUDIO B AT THE MEDIA INNOVATION CENTER…MADISON? ZAK?

(---------------MADISON--------------)THANKS MEGAN…I’M MADISON GREER. WHEN WE DISCOVERED THAT OUR CLASSES WOULD BE MOVED ONLINE-WE KNEW IT WOULD

A-TEASE – 2 SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

U: STUDIO B/MEDIA INNOVATION CENTER/Morgantown, WV

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2

S: ZAK HAWKE/Morgantown Today



BE CHALLENGING TO ADAPT OUR T-V CLASSES. BUT WE ALSO UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE TO REPORT THE NEWS...SINCE REPORTERS ARE CONSIDERED ‘ESSENTIAL EMPLOYEES’ DURING THISPANDEMIC.

(------------------ZAK---------------)THAT’S RIGHT MADISON. AND I’M ZAK HAWKINS...SO WITH OUR SMARTPHONES IN HAND...WE SHOT EVERYTHING IN OUR OWN COMMUNITIES... WITH OUR IPHONES. IT MAY NOT BE PERFECT...BUT...IT’S RAW AND REAL.

(------------MICHAEL-----------------)WE ALSO BELIEVE THAT AMONG ALL THE CHAOS...THERE ARE A LOT OF POSITIVE STORIES HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITIES. SO...THAT’S WHAT WE DECIDED TO FOCUS ON FOR THIS SPECIAL EDITION SHOW.

(---------------SYDNEY-----------------)OUR REPORTERS LIVE UP AND DOWN THE EAST COAST...AND THEY’RE DEDICATED TO BRINGING YOU UPLIFTING STORIES...DURING THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES. WE ARE ALSO PRACTICING SOCIAL DISTANCING HERE IN OUR STUDIOS...WITH ONLY THE

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A-TEASE – 3 SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020


EFFECTS: TAKE SPECIAL EDITION BUMPER (ONE MIN. LONG)

READERTRT: 3:00

MAIN ANCHORS AND OUR PRODUCERS PRESENT.

(------------------MEGAN---------------)WE KICK OFF OUR SPECIAL EDITION SHOW...FAR APART TOGETHER...WITH AN ORIGINAL SONG THAT INSPIRED OUR BROADCAST. OUR OWN REPORTERS ARE FEATURED IN THE MUSIC VIDEO YOU’RE ABOUT TO WATCH. WE HOPE YOU ARE INSPIRED AND UPLIFTED BY OUR STORIES IN THIS SHOW. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US FOR OUR SPECIAL EDITION SHOW…’FAR APART TOGETHER’…STARTS NOW.//////

EFFECTS: TAKE SPECIAL EDITION BUMPER (ONE MIN. LONG)

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SOUTH KOREA GENNUSO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2

CG:S: MADISON GREER & ZAK HAWKINS/Studio B/MediaInnovation Center

EFFECTS: TAKE PKG LENGTH: 2:48

CG:S: TORI GENNUSO/Reporting from Cecil, PA

(---------------MADISON--------------)DURING THIS COVID-19 OUTBREAK...ONE COUNTRY STANDS OUT FROM THE REST. SOUTH KOREA HAD OVER TEN-THOUSAND CASES OF THE CORONAVIRUS IN LATE FEBRUARY AND EARLY MARCH…BUT THE NUMBER OF NEW CASES HAS DROPPED TO SINGLE DIGITS.

(-------------------ZAK-------------)OUR OWN TORI GENNUSO SPOKE WITH A W-V-U ALUM... WHO LIVES IN SOUTH KOREA. WILL HIRSCH EXPLAINS ON WHY HE BELIEVES SOUTH KOREA HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN FLATTENING THE CURVE. (--------------TKE PKG-------------)I’M TORI GENNUSO REPORTING FROM CECIL, PENNSYLVANIA. EXPERTS ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING AT SOUTH KOREA AS A MODEL...FOR HOW TO FLATTEN THE CURVE HERE IN AMERICA. THE RESULT IN SOUTH KOREA IS A STUNNING DECLINE...IN NEW CORONAVIRUS CASES IN SOUTH KOREA SINCE MARCH FIRST. I SPOKE WITH A WVU GRADUATE, WHO IS LIVING THROUGH THIS PANDEMIC IN SOUTH KOREA AND

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SOUTH KOREA – 2 GENNUSO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: WILLIAM HIRSCH/ LIVES IN SOUTH KOREA

S: HOLD

SAYS...THERE IS A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL... HERE IN AMERICA.“I think the first thing that Korea did correctly was they locked… they started mass-testing. So, they set up drive-in testing and it would take I think like 15 minutes maybe. At first,I think it took like a day to get resultsback. But they figured out a systemwhere they could get the results in 15 minutes. So, the drive-through testing. I think that was huge.” OVER ONE HUNDRED COUNTRIES HAVE ASKED SOUTH KOREA TO ASSIST WITH TESTING KITS… INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES. BUT… THERE’S MORE TO IT THAN JUST TESTING. “So in like a three-week period they would go through your credit card purchases. They would contact the stores you went to. God forbid if you went to a bar, they would contact the bar and the bar would try and figure out who you were in contact with. So, they did a lot of credit card purchasing history. They did a lot of CCTV. So like if you went to a bar, they would look at the CCTV and say oh there’s the person that tested positive… let’s figure out who’s around them… who touched them…who you know grabbed the same drink that they had or something like that.”

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SOUTH KOREA – 3 GENNUSO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: HOLD

CG:S: TORI GENNUSO/Reporting from Cecil, PA

PKG TRT: 3:00

WILLIAM HIRSCH WILL RETURN TO TEACHING WHEN HIS SCHOOL REOPENS ON MAY FOURTH. FOR NOW, HE OFFERS SOME WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT. “From my experience in Korea… there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It will end at some point. But it’s only going to end if you take it seriously. Uh… you have to take this seriously. You have to stay home.”WILLIAM GOES ON TO SAY THE FOLLOWING...SOUTH KOREA WAS AGGRESSIVE EARLY ON WITH TESTING...AND THIS FACTOR ALONG WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING IS THE KEY TO FLATTENING THE CURVE. WILIIAM L ALSO HAS A MESSAGE FOR ALL AMERICANS....TO SAVE LIVES......EVERYONE MUST TAKE THIS VIRUS SERIOUSLY... AND STAY HOME. REPORTING FOR WVU NEWS FROM CECIL, PENNSYLVANIA, I’M TORI GENNUSO./////////////////////////////////////

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FACE MASKS DONATELLI/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020


EFFECTS: TAKE PKG LENGTH: 1:16 CG:S: VICTORIA DONATELLI/Reporting from Pittsburgh, PA

(---------------MICHAEL---------------)THANKS TORI FOR THAT REPORT. A HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER IN PENNSYLVANIA IS PART OF A GROWING TREND...SEWING FACE MASKS IN THE MIDST OF A SHORTAGE. THE C-D-C IS NOW ADVISING ALL AMERICANS TO WEAR CLOTH FACE MASKS IN PUBLIC...TO SLOW THE SPREAD OF COVID-19. REPORTER VICTORIA DONATELLI MET THE TEACHER WHO IS ALSO INSPIRING HER OWN STUDENTS ...TO TAKE ON A NEW HOBBY... FOR A WORTHWHILE CAUSE. (--------------TKE PKG----------------)I’M VICTORIA DONATELLI REPORTING FROM PITTSBURGH PA, AND I’M AT THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL. THE BRAND NEW 300,000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING OFFICALLY OPENED ITS DOOR FOR THE 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR. WHILE SCHOOLS HAVE SWITCHED TO VIRTUAL LEARNING THAT DID NOT STOP LOCAL SEWING TEACHER FROM PUTTING HER TALENTS TO GOOD USE AND GIVING BACK TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST DURING THIS PANDEMIC. MICHELLE STICOVY IS A SEWING TEACHER AT THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH

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FACE MASKS – 2 DONATELLI/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: MICHELLE STICOVY/ TEACHER

S: HOLD

SCHOOL WHO IS CURRENTLY NOT WORKING, LIKE OTHER TEACHERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. SO, SHE’S BEENSPENDING HER TIME OFF SEWING HOMEMADE MASKS, ALL DAY LONG.. “ I saw that there was a need I know I have a ton of extra fabric, a good friend of mine her mom passed away and when she passed away a few years ago she donated a ton of quilting fabric to me. I had taken a lot of that fabric to school so the kids can use it and it’s sitting here so it might as well be put to good use.”SO FAR MICHELLE HAS MADE OVER FIVE HUNDRED MASKS AND DOES NOT PLAN ON STOPPING ANYTIME SOON.“Everybody was in a panic with the shortage with masks going into the different hospitals and things and other health care providers and nursing homes so I thought well what the heck I have the supplies so why not and it’s a good lesson for everybody, I challenged some of my students to be able to make some, some have posted pictures of what they’ve made and is been nice. Everybody has been coming together and I think that’s what the most important part is.”MICHELLE HAS ALSO CHALLENGED SOME OF HER STUDENTS TO MAKE MASKS AND GIVE BACK AS WELL.

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FACE MASKS – 3 DONATELLI/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

CG:S: VICTORIA DONATELLI/Reporting from Pittsburgh, PA

CAMERA 3/BACK MONITORANCHOR RETURN-MICHAEL

PKG TRT: 2:00

MICHELLE STICOVY IS DEFINITELY NOT ALONE IN HEREFFORTS. THOUSANDS OF VOLUNTEERS AROUND THENATION ARE MAKING HOMEMADE MASKS AND DONATING THEM TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST DURING THIS TIME. FOR WVU NEWS….I’M VICTORIA DONATELLI.(--------------MICHAEL-------------)THANKS VICTORIA. YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN CLOTH FACE MASK....EVEN IF YOU DON’T SEW. JUST GO TO YOU-TUBE... AND SEARCH FOR D-I-Y NO SEW FACE MASKS...THOUSANDS OF EASY TUTORIALS WILL POP UP.//////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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PORCH PANTRY HARTMAN/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020



CG:U: Dormont, PA

S: CARLA CHUGANI/ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRICS/UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

(--------------SYDNEY--------------)THAT’S GREAT INFORMATION MICHAEL. WELL...FACE MASKS AREN’T THE ONLY ITEMS THAT ARE HARD TO COME BY… THE U-S IS FACING A HUNGER CRISIS...AS MORE THAN 22-MILLION AMERICANS ARE UNEMPLOYED. BUT A PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN WANTS HER COMMUNITY TO KNOW...THERE’S A STOCKED PANTRY ON A PORCH IN DORMONT...THAT’S FREE...TO ANYONE IN NEED. (---------------TKE PKG---------------)CARLA CHUGANI IS HELPING THOSE IN HER COMMUNITY BY GIVING AWAY FREE FOOD AND MORE FROM HER FRONT PORCH…CHUGANI SAYS THE IDEA FOR HER PORCH PANTRY STARTED WITH WOMEN’S MENSTRUAL PRODUCTS BEFORE THE COVID-NINETEEN PANDEMIC EVEN BEGAN.“I had read an article about how sometimes women have to choose between getting menstrual products and buying food to feed their families… and so the original idea that we had was that it was going to be a hygiene pantry.”AND AFTER THE PANDEMIC HIT THE PORCH PANTRY TURNED INTO MUCH MORE…

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PORCH PANTRY – 2 HARTMAN/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: HOLD

SOME OF THE ITEMS ON HER PORCH INCLUDE NON-PERISHABLE FOODS… HYGIENE PRODUCTS… AND CHILDREN’S ITEMS SUCH AS FOOD AND DIAPERS… HER PANTRY IS LOCATED AT 2958 BELROSE AVENUE IN DORMONT, PENNSYLVANIA. CHUGANI GETS THE WORD OUT BY USING HER FACEBOOK PAGE ‘DORMONT LITTLE FREE PANTRY’…ALL OF THE ITEMS ON HER PORCH ARE DONATED BY THE COMMUNITY… CHUGANI SAYS HER NEIGHBORS HAVE BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN PARTICIPATING IN THE PANTRY.“A lot of neighbors have joined the Facebook group, they’re engaged, they’re asking questions, they’re messaging me. So we have really had a chance to connect, but from a distance.”CHUGANI WANTS TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO COME TO HER PANTRY WHENEVER THEY WANT. IT IS OPEN TWENTY-FOUR HOURS A DAY… SEVEN DAYS A WEEK.

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PORCH PANTRY – 3 HARTMAN/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: HOLD

S: [email protected]

CAMERA 1/SIDE MONITORANCHOR RETURN-SYDNEY

PKG TRT: 2:30

“I want folks in my local area to know that this is here for you. It’s a resource and you are absolutely welcome to come whenever you like. No appointment is necessary. Just comeand take what you need and come back as often as you need to.”YOU CAN REQUEST CERTAINITEMS THROUGH EMAIL AT: [email protected].(--------------SYDNEY------------) CHUGANI IS AN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PEDIATRICS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH. SHE FEELS LUCKY THAT BOTH HER AND HER HUSBAND CAN WORK FROM HOME DURING THIS PANDEMIC. THE PORCH PANTRY WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL THIS STAY-AT-HOME QUARANTINE IS LIFTED./////////

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mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

FOOD RESCUE COMER/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2



CG:S: NATALIE COMER/Reporting from Martinsburg, WV

U: Pittsburgh, PA

(---------------MADISON-------------)FOOD SHORTAGES ARE HAPPENING NATIONWIDE. IN PENNSYLVANIA ALONE...FOOD BANKS ARE SPENDING AN EXTRA ONE-MILLION-DOLLARS A WEEK.

(-------------------ZAK-------------) BUT ONE FOOD PANTRY IN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.... IS MAKING SURE THAT NO FOOD GOES TO WASTE....AND THAT ANYONE WHO IS HUNGRY...HAS ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD. NATALIE COMER EXPLAINS.(---------------TAKE PKG--------------)I’M NATALIE COMER REPORTING FROM MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA. DID YOU KNOW 1 IN 8 PEOPLE GO HUNGRY EVERY DAY? DID YOU KNOW 40 PERCENT OF FOOD IS WASTED? THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE IS LOCATED IN PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA AND IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS PREVENT PERFECTLY GOOD FOOD FROM GOING TO WASTE BY REDIRECTING IT TO THOSE EXPERIENCING FOOD INSECURITY. DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE HAS TAKEN PERCAUTIONS AND REMAINED OPERATIONAL BY ASSISTING

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FOOD RESCUE – 2 COMER/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

CG: COURTESY: 412 FOOD RESCUE

S: SARA SWANEY/412 FOOD RESCUE/DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

S: COURTESY: 412 FOOD RESCUE YOUTUBE

THOSE IN NEED OF FOOD IN THE SAFEST WAYS POSSIBLE. THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE HAVE MADE ADJUSTMENTS TO THEIR ORGANIZATION AFTER THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ARISED IN PITTSBURGH, BUT THIS HASN’T STOPPED VOLUNTEERS FROM HELPING OTHERS IN THEIR COMMUNITY. THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE PARTNERED WITH THE LATINO COMMUNITY CENTER AND A+ SCHOOLS TO ESTABLISH MEAL DISTRIBUTIONS FOR CHILDREN SINCE SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED. TRANSPORTATION CAN BE A BARRIER TO SOME FAMALIES, AS THEY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS FOOD SOURCES. THEREFORE, FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS TOOK PLACE AT BUS STOPS, WHERE KIDS HAVE ACCESS TO WITHOUT THEIR PARENTS AND DON’T NECESSARY NEED A CAR.“Many of these children rely on school lunches or breakfast even and there, you know, the situation has compounded the household’s ability to feed them, the family, including the children. So, we’re trying our best to make sure that food is reaching people where they already live and that they’re able to access the help.” VOLUNTEER WORK IS UTILIZED THROUGH THE APP “FOOD RESCUE HERO.” THROUGH THIS, VOLUNTEERS ARE ALERTED WHEN FOOD IS AVAILABLE TO

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FOOD RESCUE – 3 COMER/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: COURTESY: ANDRE TESTA/@AndreaTesta77

S: HOLD

S: COURTESY: PITTSBURGH STEELERS

S: HOLD

BE PICKED UP AND DROPPED OFF. ALL THE FOOD IS DROPPEDOFF AT COMMUNITY PARTNERSWHERE INDIVIDUALS HAVE ACCESS TO PICK IT UP. IN THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE SAW A TREMENDOUS SURGE OF PEOPLE DOWNLOADING THE APP. “We have a lot of volunteers that are just really eager to get started to support this effort, because they see what all we’ve been doing in the community and they want to really lend their hands.” BACK IN NOVEMBER ON AN OFF DAY, PITTSBURGH STEELERS LINEBACKER TJ WATT VOLUNTEERED WITH THE ORGANIZATION. WATTS HELPED DELIVER FOOD TO LOCAL COMMUNITY CENTERS IN THE HAZELWOOD AREA OF PITTSBURGH. WATTS RECENTLY MADE A FINANCIAL DONATION TO THE ORGANIZATION. “He was very, you know again, very humble and happy to help with what he has available to him. We’re very grateful for him.” TJ WATT STATED ON TWITTER, “PITTSBURGH, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT DURING THESE TOUGH TIMES WE STEP UP AS A COMMUNITY AND SUPPORT EACH OTHER!!”

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FOOD RESCUE – 4 COMER/SCHWARTZMILLER04/22/2020

S: www.412foodrescue.org

CG:S: NATALIE COMER/Reporting from Martinsburg, WV

PKGTRT: 3:30

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE 412 FOOD RESCUE OR TO MAKE A DONATION, VISIT WWW.412FOODRESCUE.ORG. OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS THAT THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE HAS BEEN OPERATING IN THE PITTSBURGH REGION, THEY’VE PREVENTED NEARLY OVER 9 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD FROM GOING TO WASTE, WHICH IS OVER 7 MILLION MEALS. IF IT WASN’T FOR THE 4-1-2 FOOD RESCUE, THAT FOOD WOULD HAVE ENDED UP IN A LANDFILL. STAY UP TO DATE IN YOUR COMMUNITY DURING THIS TIME AND SEE HOW YOU CAN HELP RAISE AWARENESS AROUND YOU. I’M NATALIE COMER REPORTING FROM MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA. BACK TO YOU AT THE STUDIO. ////////////////////////////////

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http://WWW.412FOODRESCUE.ORG/

http://www.412foodrescue.org/

GROCERIES SCARANO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020


S: MEGAN SCARANO/WaterfrontTV Studio


CG:U: Martinsburg, WV

S: COURTESY: CBS NEWS

(----------------MEGAN---------------) THANKS NATALIE. I JUST LOVE SEEING A COMMUNITY COME TOGETHER TO HELP EACH OTHER LIKE THAT. WELL... FOOD INSECURITY CAN CAUSE MANY TO HOARD FOOD... BUT OFFICIALS SAY...THERE’S NO REASON TO PANIC. WE ARE NOT RUNNING OUT OF FOOD. AND WITH GROCERY SHOPPING BEING ONE OF THE FEW REASONS WE CAN LEAVE OUR HOMES...IT’S GOOD TO KNOW THAT SAFETY IS A TOP PRIORITY DURING THIS CRISIS. MOST GROCERY STORES HAVE CHANGED THEIR HOURS TO KEEP THOSE MOST AS RISK FOR COVID-19...SAFE. I FOUND OUT HOW PEOPLE ARE RESPONDING TO THESE CHANGES.(--------------TAKE PKG---------------)ACROSS THE COUNTRY PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THE RULES OF SOCIAL DISTANCING CHANGE THE WAY THEY LIVE THEIR DAILY LIVES. ONE BIG WAY LIVES HAVE CHANGED….THE WAY WE GROCERY SHOP. THE FIRST MAJOR CHANGE COSTUMERS SAW WAS A CHANGE IN STORE HOURS. GROCERY STORES LIKE WALMART, TARGET, AND ALDI ALTERED THEIR HOURS ALLOWING ONLY THE ELDERLY OR CUSTOMERS WITH

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GROCERIES – 2 SCARANO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: CAROL READ/ 75-YEARS-OLD

S: HOLD

S: COURTESY: FACEBOOK

WEAKENED IMMUNE SYSTEMS TO SHOP. CAROL READ, A 75-YEAR-OLD SENIOR CITIZEN OF MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA SAYS SHE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THOSE HOURS SET ASIDE FOR SENIORS TO HELP STAYHEALTHY DURING THE PANDEMIC. “Hopefully there won’t be as many people during that time, and there will only be old people like me…70+ and I think it’s a little safer.”GROCERY STORES TOOK ANOTHER STEP IN SOCIAL DISTANCING WITH THE CASES OF COVID-19 SKYROCKETING AROUND THE COUNTRY. NOW PLACES ARE LIMITING THE NUMBER OF COSTUMERS INSIDE. “They count how many people go in the store..and some stores count how many people leave and they let that many people go in. I’ve seen that happen before.”MORE RECENTLY STORES HAVE ONE ENTRANCE AND EXIT AND ONE-WAY AISLES. STORES HOPE THESE GUIDELINES ENCOURAGE SOCIAL DISTANCING BETWEEN COSTUMERS. MARTINS GROCERY STORE IS NOW REQUESTING ONLY ONE PERSON PER HOUSEHOLD TO SHOP DURING THE PANDEMIC. THE CDC NOW RECOMMENDS EVERYONE TO WEAR MASKS IF THEY HAVE TO LEAVE THEIR

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GROCERIES – 3 SCARANO/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: COURTESY: KOMO NEWS 4

S: HOLD

CAMERA 2/ON THE DESKANCHOR RETURN-MEGAN

PKG TRT: 2:30

HOMES FOR ESSENTIAL REASONS. WHILE CAROL IS SEEING MORE PEOPLE WITH FACEMASKS, SHE THINKSMORE EMPLOYEES SHOULD WEAR PROTECTIVE GEAR.“I wish employees would have more safety stuff like masks..and some for instance putting out fruits and vegetables I think they should wear gloves.” ALTHOUGH THERE HAVE BEEN MANY CHANGES TO THE WAY WE LIVE OUR LIVES… LEADERS WANT TO ENSURE THE PUBLIC KNOWS GROCERY STORES WILL NOT CLOSE DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.(-----------------MEGAN---------------)AUTHORITIES ENCOURAGE THAT ONLY ONE PERSON IN YOUR HOUSEHOLD SHOULD GO GROCERY SHOPPING, LEAVING THE REST OF THE FAMILY AT HOME…THIS IDEA IS TO MINIMIZE THE SPREAD AND EXPOSURE TO FAMILIES AND THE ELDERLY////.////////////////////////

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B-TEASE SCHWARTZMILLER04/22/2020



S: COMING UP: IN THE KITCHEN WITH GLENN

(WVU PSA/COMM BREAK)

READER/COMM BREAK TRT: 1:00

(---------------MICHAEL---------------)THANKS MEGAN… IF THERE IS A SILVER LINING DURING THIS PANDEMIC...IT’S THAT FAMILIES ARE REDISCOVERING MEALS TOGETHER AROUND THE DINNER TABLE.

(-----------------SYDNEY-----------)THAT’S TRUE MICHAEL....I KNOW MY OWN FAMILY HAS BEEN EATING TOGETHER NEARLY EVERY NIGHT. AND COMING UP AFTER THE BREAK… REPORTER GLENN KITTLE IS COOKING A COMFORT FOOD FAVORITE... IN HIS KITCHEN AT HOME IN CONNECTICUT…YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS IT.///////////////////////

(WVU PSA/COMM BREAK)

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COOKING KITTLE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2


U: Morgantown, WV

(----------------MADISON--------------)WELCOME BACK TO OUR SPECIAL EDITION SHOW...FAR APART TOGETHER... I’M MADISON GREER AT STUDIO B AT THE MEDIA INNOVATION CENTER. HERE AT MORGANTOWN TODAY WE HAVE COLLABORATED WITH OUR EMMY AWARD-WINNING NEWSCAST...W-V-U NEWS...TO BRING YOU A NEW KIND OF NEWSCAST... OF HOPE AND OPTIMISM DURING THIS PANDEMIC.

(----------------ZAK--------------------)AND I’M ZAK HAWKINS.... IN RESPONSE TO OUR UNIVERSITY...ALONG WITH THOUSANDS OF COLLEGES ACROSS THE NATION...MOVING TO ONLINE CLASSES...WE HAD TO FIND A CREATIVE WAY TO DELIVER THE NEWS...FROM OUR HOMETOWNS. WE DID THIS BY SHOOTING OUR STORIES ON OUR IPHONES.

(----------------MADISON-------------)WE ADMIT...TECHNICALLY IT’S NOT OUR BEST WORK...BUT IT’S A REALITY CHECK ON HOW TO REPORT ON STORIES DURING A WORLDWIDE PANDEMIC.

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COOKING – 2 KITTLE/SCHWARTZMILLER04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2


CG:S: GLENN KITTLE/Reporting from Torrington, CT

(------------------ZAK-----------------)YES...THAT’S TRUE MADISON....AND IF YOU CAN LOOK AT THE GLASS AS HALF FULL DURING THIS CRISIS...IT’S THAT FAMILIES ARE BONDING...IN THE KITCHEN.

(-------------MADISON----------------)AND LISTEN TO THIS ZAK...WITH MANY RESTAURANTS CLOSED FOR BUSINESS...AMERICANS ARE COOKING AND EATING AT HOME. THE NEW YORK TIMES REPORTS....ON A SCALE NOT SEEN IN OVER 50 YEARS.

(----------------ZAK----------------)WOW---I BELIEVE IT..AND I’M NOT SURE ABOUT YOU MADISON....BUT I’M CRAVING COMFORT FOODS RIGHT NOW. OUR OWN GLENN KITTLE IS COOKING ONE OF AMERICA’S FAVORITE COMFORT FOODS...MAC AND CHEESE.... FROM HIS HOMETOWN OF TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT. (---------------TKE PKG--------------) HI I’M GLENN KITTLE REPORTING TO YOU FROM TORRINGTON CONNECTICUT AND WHILE NORMALLY I’D BE REPORTING TO YOU FROM THE

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COOKING – 2 KITTLE/SCHWARTZMILLER04/22/2020 STUDIO... TODAY I’M GOING TO

BE BRINGING YOU INSIDE THE KITCHEN THAT’S RIGHT WITH MILLIONS OF AMERICANS ACROSS THE NATION PRACTICING QUARANTINE PROTOCOLS THAT MEANS MILLIONS MORE AMERICANS IN THE KITCHEN AND ACCORDING TO THE NEW YORK TIMES TWO OF THE MOST COMMON THINGS FOUND IN YOUR FRIDGE OR IN YOUR CABINETS ARE PASTAAND CHEESE SO I FIGURED WHAT BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE THIS QUARANTINE THEN TO MAKE A GOOD OLD FASHIONED HOMEMADE MAC AND CHEESE SO WITHOUT FURTHER OR DUE LET’S GET IN THE KITCHEN AND GET STARTED. NOW I KNOW WHAT YOU’RE THINKING MAC AND CHEESE IT’S A SIMPLE DISH EVERYBODY MAKES IT BUT IT’S ACTUALLY REALLY IMPORTANT IN A TIME LIKE THIS BECAUSE CHEESE CAN ONLY LAST IN YOUR FRIDGE FOR ABOUT TWO WEEKS WHERE AS A BOX OF PASTA ON AVERAGE SITS ON AN AMERICANS SHELF FOR ABOUT TWO MONTHS SO WHAT WE’RE DOING IS UTILIZING EVERY BIT OF FOOD IN YOUR FRIDGE AND IN YOUR CABINET TO MAKE SURE YOU’RE NOT MAKING

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COOKING – 3 KITTLE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

THOSE EXTRA TRIPS TO THE GROCERY STORE DURING THIS QUARANTINE. WELL THE FIRST STEP TO MAKING ANY MAC AND CHEESE IS TO FILL YOUR CUP WITH WATER I TOOK MY POT AND FILLED IT THREE QUARTERS OF THE WAY THEN BROUGHT IT ON OVER TO THE OVEN. MAKE SURE YOU TURN THE HEAT ON HIGH TO MAKE SURE I GOT MY BOIL GOING QUICKLY AND ADDED 3 PINCHES OF SALT TO THE WATER JUST FOR FLAVOR PURPOSES…AS YOU CAN SEE THE WATER STARTS BOILING SO IT’S TIME TO GET THE PASTA… MAKE SURE YOU PUT IT IN GRADUALLY AND CONTINUE TO STIR SO THAT WAY THE PASTA DOESN’T STICK TOGETHER…WHILE THE PASTA IS GOING I’M GOING TO START TO GRATE MY CHEESE I STARTED OFF WITH FOUR OUNCES OF CHEDDAR THEN WENT WITH FOUR MORE OUNCES OF MOZZARELLA AND ALSO ADDED EIGHT OUNCES OF ROMANO THE PASTA LOOKS DONE SO WE GO ON AHEAD AND STRAIN THAT AND WAIT A LITTLE BIT WHILE WE GO ON AHEAD AND MAKE OUR CHEESE SAUCE… ALRIGHT TO START OFF WITH THE CHEESE SAUCE YOU’RE GOING TO NEED ONE STICK OF BUTTER FROM

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COOKING – 4 KITTLE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020 THERE YOU’RE GOING TO ADD

SIX TABLESPOONS OF ALL PURPOSE FLOUR. AFTER THAT YOU’RE GOING TO WANT TO ADD THREE CUPS OF MILK. AND ALL OF YOUR CHEESE IN STIR THAT TILL IT STARTS TO GET THICK SO IT LOOKS A LITTLE BIT LIKE THIS. FROM THERE WE SEASON WITH BOTH SALT AND PEPPER AND MIX THAT IN. NOW HERE COMES THE FUN PART ADDING THE PASTA NOW THE SAUCE WAS ACTUALLY A LITTLE THICKER THAN I ANTICIPATED SO I HAD TOMOVE ON OVER TO A BIGGER POT. AFTER WE’RE DONE STIRRING ALL THERE IS LEFT TO DO IS ADD SOME BREAD CRUMBS TO THE TOP THEN YOU THROW THAT IN THE OVEN AT THREE TWENTY-FIVE FOR ABOUT FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MINUTES SO THAT WAY THE BREAD CRUMBS GET NICE AND CRISPY AND THEN YOU’RE READY TO GO. WELL THAT’S PRETTY MUCH ALL THERE IS TO IT TO MAKE A BEAUTIFUL THREE CHEESE BREADED MAC AND CHEESE THAT THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY. IF YOU WANT TO LOOK UP MORE RECIPE’S THAT UTILIZE SOME OTHER INGREDIENTS IN YOUR CABINET THAT YOU HAVEN’T USED IN A WHILE VISIT THE

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S:www.bonappetit.com/gallery/cooking-at-home-coronavirus

PKG TRT: 4:30

LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR SCREEN REMEMBER TO STAY SAFE OUT THERE AND REPORTING FROM TORRINGTON I’M GLENN KITTLE.///////////////////////////////////////

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LANDSCAPING HAWKE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2


CG:U: Camp Hill, PA

S: DEBBIE HAWKE/ CAMP HILL RESIDENT

(---------------MADISON---------------) THANKS GLENN. NOW I WANT SOME MAC AND CHEESE ZAK! WELL....BEING QUARANTINED AT HOME....NOT ONLY MEANS THAT AMERICANS ARE COOKING TOGETHER...THEY’RE ALSO FOCUSING ON HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS.

(------------------ZAK-----------------)BEING HOMEBOUND IS BECOMING THE NORM ACROSS AMERICA...SO MILLIONS OF PEOPLE FIND THEMSELVES WITH TIME TO FINALLY COMPLETE OUTDOOR PROJECTS. I CAUGHT UP WITH A PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPER ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO TO ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME.(--------------TAKE PKG--------------)WHILE SOCIALLY DISTANCING, PEOPLE HAVE BEEN TAKING MORE WALKS AROUND THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS THAN USUAL AND NOTICING THE SPRINGTIME LANDSCAPES ON DISPLAY. THESE SIGHTS CAN BE SOMETHING OUR COMMUNITIES STILL SHARE. FOR DEBBIE HAWKE, TIME OFF FROM WORK HAS MEANT TIME TO FINALLY GET THAT GARDEN PLANTED.“I don’t get to be in my yard and enjoy everything starting in the Spring. So, I have more time to prune

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LANDSCAPING – 2 HAWKE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: MATT SUTPHEN/ LANDSCAPER FOR LAWN’SUNLIMITED

S: HOLD

and plant perennials and try to get things going for my summer gardens.”EARLY SPRING IS A GREAT TIME OF THE YEAR TO GET STARTED WITH YARDWORK. PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPER, MATT SUTPHEN, HAS SOME ADVICE ABOUT WHAT YOUCAN BE PLANTING RIGHT NOW. “So, you want to plant smaller plants that you can nurture, and you want towater them once a week, if you can, and then after a month or two you can develop watering once or twice a month.”PLANTING FLOWERS CAN MAKE YOUR YARD LOOK NICE, AND THEY CAN ALSO BECOME AN ENDLESS SOURCE OF GIFTS FOR YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS.“A Day Lily is $12 for a little stem of it. Now, if you plant one Day Lily in five years that’s probably going to be 10 Day Lilies. So if you dig them out and even just put them on the side of the street with a sign that says ‘free’, you know neighbors helping neighbors, it’s a good way to save plants and help the community beautify the environment.”IN PENNSYLVANIA, LANDCAPERERS ARE STILL OPERATING AND OFFERING DELIVERIES.

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LANDSCAPING – 3 HAWKE/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2

PKGTRT: 2:30

(----------------ZAK---------------) MOST HOME IMPROVEMENT STORES...LIKE LOWES AND HOME DEPOT...ARE OFFERING ONLINE ORDERING AND FREE CURBSIDE PICKUP.

(-------------MADISON------------)YOUR STORY MAKES ME WANT TO SPRUCE UP MY OWN BACKYARD AND PATIO ZAK. WE NOW TOSS IT OVER TO MICHAEL AT THE WATERFRONT TV STUDIO.... MICHAEL. /////////////

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DANCE WANOSKY/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020



CG:S: GILLIAN WANOSKY/Reporting from Parkersburg, WV

S: COURTESY: JENNY NEDEFF

(---------------MICHAEL--------------)THANKS MADISON...ZAK. SOCIAL MEDIA IS FILLED WITH PEOPLE SINGING AND DANCING DURING SOCIAL ISOLATION. AND THERE’S GOOD REASON FOR THAT. DOCTORS SAY THAT MUSIC AND DANCE IS A STRESS RELIEVER....AND WE COULD ALL USE MORE OF THAT DURING THIS PANDEMIC. AND IN PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA..A DANCE STUDIO IS TEACHING STUDENTS...VIRTUALLY. GILLIAN WANOSKY EXPLAINS.(----------------TAKE PKG------------)HI, I’M GILLIAN WANOSKY, REPORTING FROM PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA, AND—IF YOU TAKE A LOOK BEHIND ME—YOU’LL SEE AN EMPTY PARKING LOT. ON A TYPICAL WEEKNIGHT, THIS PARKING LOT WOULD BE FULL WITH PARENTS DROPPING THEIR STUDENTS OFF FOR DANCE CLASS. BUT EVEN THOUGH CLASSES ARE CANCELLED, STUDENTS AER STILL SHOWING UP FOR CLASS, OR SHOULD I SAY “SIGNING ON.” TWELVE-YEAR-OLD ELLIE NEDEFF IS SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE MIDDLE OF HER COMPETITIVE DANCE SEASON,

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DANCE – 2 WANOSKY/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: ELLIE NEDEFF/ DANCE STUDENT

S: LINDSEY FLORENCE/ CO-OWNER OF PACE DANCESTUDIO

BUT THE SEASON WAS CUT SHORT DUE TO THE COVID-NINETEEN PANDEMIC. BUT SHE IS STILL TAKING CLASSES VIRTUALLY.“It gives me, like, something to do, and it’s also just like fun to do when I’m bored.”NEDEFF WOULD BE MISSING OUT ON THESE VIRTUAL OPPRTUNITIES WITHOUT THE HELP OF HER LOCAL DANCE STUDIO. WHEN GOVERNOR JIM JUSTICE CLOSED ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WEST VIRGINIA, PACE PERFORMING ARTSCONNECTION AND EDUCATION GOT TO WORK ALMOST OVERNIGHT. THEY SET UP A MAKESHIFT DANCE STUDIO AND FILMED ALL CLASSES TO BE BROADCAST ON THE BAND APP FOR ALL OF THEIR STUDENTS TO USE, ALLOWING THEM TO LEARN AND DANCE LIKE NORMAL FROM THE COMFORT OF THEIR LIVING ROOM. STUDIO CO-OWNER LINDSEY FLORENCE SAID SHE HOPES THAT PROVIDING CLASSES WILL ENCOURAGE DANCERS TO STAY MOTIVATED WHILE THEY’RE HOME.“It was a worldwide dance studio reaction I think, and it’s quite amazing that many dance studios are going online. But it was definitely, a lot of the reaction that everyone’s had. Kind of this scary, uncertain—we

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S: COURTESY: MELISSA MARKLEY

S: COURTESY: STEPHANIE BORMAN

S: LEXIE FLORENCE/ WVU DANCE TEAM PRESIDENT

don’t know what really is the right thing to do, but what we do know iswe have a service that we absolutely love to provide to the kids, and they’re in a time right now where they actually need it more. Because they’re home and they need something, they need a mentor and someone to guide them so that they stay active, stay healthy and stay positive during this time. So, by going online, it’s helped us a lot, and I think it’s helping the kids.”YOU MAY THINK THAT CLOSING STUDIOS WOULD SLOW DOWN THE GROWTH OF THESE DANCERS, BUT IT LOOKS LIKE THEY’RE MAKING THE MOST OF THEIR TIME AWAY. FLORENCE IS ALSO BUSY KEEPING HER COLLEGE TEAM MOTIVATED AS THE HEAD COACH OF THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY DANCE TEAM. HER YOUNGER SISTER, LEXIE, IS A GRADUATING SENIOR AND ALSO THE PRESIDENT OF THE TEAM.“Having my sister as my coach during this time has been pretty great. Like, we lean on each other and like we’re able to discuss what we need to do next that’s best or the team. And, it’s been good to have that kind of support so close to home and like in your own home. And, I think that like, I really appreciate it and I am grateful for it because some people don’t have that, so it’s just about us spreading that to everybody else.”

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S: COURTESY: JESSICA RUSSELL

S: COURTESY: HAILEY HILL

S: COURTESY: ASHLEY VISNIC

S: COURTESY: JENNIFER AROGO

S: COURTESY: NATALIE HAMILTON

S: HOLD

TO COMBAT LOSING NATIONALS, THE TEAMWORKED TOGETHER WITH COLLEGE TEAMS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO CREATE A WEEK OF FREE MASTER CLASSES VIA INSTAGRAM LIVE. LED BY ASSISTANT COACH CAITLIN BURTON, THE CLASS DREW IN NEARLY ONE HUNDREDVIEWERS, BIGGER THAN ANY CLASS HELD IN MORGANTOWN. DANCERS WERE EVEN ENCOURAGED TO SHARE THEIR VIDEOS ON SOCIAL MEDIA SO THAT THE TEAM COULD SHARE IT ON THEIR INSTAGRAM. LEXIE SAID THAT THEY WANTED TO PROVIDE A CLASS FOR DANCERS WHO WERE HUNGRY FOR MOVEMENT RIGHT NOW.“Losing nationals was a really negative thing, but I think we’re trying to turn it into an opportunity to find a new pathway to reach people—like on a different platform like social media. We always focus on social media, but now it feels like we depend on it to reach people, and for people to see like what we’re doing, and to help people, and to lift people’s spirits. So—yeah—it’s been a positive spin on a negative situation, but we’re really enjoying it.”

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CG:S: GILLIAN WANOSKY/Reporting from Parkersburg, WV

PKG TRT: 4:30

WHETHER TEACHING FOR A SMALL STUDIO OR A MUCH LARGER COMMUNITY, DANCE CLEARLY HAS THE POWER TO HEAL MANY THROUGH THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES. THE FLORENCE SISTERS SAID THE DANCE TEAM WILL DEFINITELY BE OFFERING MORE VIRTUAL MASTER CLASSES IN THE FUTURE REPORTING FROM PARKERSBURG, I’M GILLIAN WANOSKY. BACK TO YOU AT THE STUDIO.///////////////////////////////

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AMAZING GRACE HALL/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020



CG:S: TAYLOR HALL/Reporting from Westover, WV

(-------------SYDNEY------------) JUST LIKE DANCE STUDIOS…CHURCHES ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE FOUND NEW WAYS TO REACH THEIR CONGREGATIONS. AND IN THE SMALL TOWN OF WESTOVER...RESIDENTS GATHER ON PORCHES AND FRONT LAWNS TO BE INSPIRED, UPLIFTED AND REMINDED...THAT WE REALLY ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER... REPORTER TAYLOR HALL HAS MORE.(------------TAKE PKG-----------------)I’M TAYLOR HALL REPORTING FROM MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA. A WESTOVER CHURCH IS FINDING A WAY TO REACH OUT TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY DURING THIS TIME OF SOCIAL DISTANCING.SINCE GOVERNOR JIM JUSTICE ISSUED A STATEWIDE STAY AT HOME ORDER, A WESTOVER CHURCH HAS PLAYED A RECORDING OF AMAZING GRACE THROUGHOUT THE CITY AS OFTEN AS TWICE A DAY...RESIDENT MIKE HALL WHO HAS BEEN MISSING HIS EXTENDED FAMILY IN

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AMAZING GRACE – 2 HALL/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: MIKE HALL/ WESTOVER RESIDENT

S: HOLD

S: RHONDA DODSON/ WESTOVER RESIDENT

QUARANTINE, WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF YARD WORK THE FIRST TIME HE HEARD THE SONG.“I’m sitting up there and this happens, and my grandson yells over to me and asks me ‘What is that?’ and I told him that’s a church, apparently singing. You could tell it was from a distance. I stood up there and started singing along.”HALL WAS DETERMINED TO KNOW WHERE THE SONG WAS COMING FROM. AFTER A DRIVE, HE FIGURED OUT THAT RESIDENTS WITHIN A TWO MILE RADIUS OF MOUNT CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD COULD HEAR THE MUSIC PLAYING. “When I found out it was a church a mile and a half away from me and I was able to hear it and understand the words being that far away, it was just meant to be.”LIFELONG WESTOVER RESIDENT, RHONDA DODSON, HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO LISTEN TO AMAZING GRACE SINCE HER FATHER'S FUNERAL, TEN YEARS PRIOR. “I sat down. I’ve been through some trials and tribulations the last couple of years. I sat down and I was

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AMAZING GRACE – 3 HALL/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

S: DIANA WHITEHAIR/WESTOVER RESIDENT

S: HOLD

like “Oh daddy, let me know I’m doing good. Tell me something.” No sooner did I say that, and I hear Amazing Grace playing. Of course, I think I’m losing my mind. I’m like, what?!”RHONDA CALLED HER NEIGHBOR, DIANA WHITEHAIR, WHO HAD BEEN INVITING HER TO CHURCH FOR YEARS. DIANA HEARD THE SONG FOR HERSELF THE FOLLOWING MORNING.“She was crying and just so excited about it. I started to cry, because I thought, ‘God, through a church in our neighborhood, you gave a song and it answered my prayers.”FOR SOME RESIDENTS, HEARING AMAZING GRACE BRINGS FEELINGS OF REASSURANCE AND HOPE. BUT FOR RHONDA DODSON, IT BROUGHT A LIFE CHANGING MESSAGE. “When I heard that, right after talking to my dad, I’m like, wow. It was kind of like he was jerking me up saying, come on Rhonda, get right! He was my everything. He was my rock, he was my savior. He was my daddy.”

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AMAZING GRACE – 4HALL/SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

CG:S: TAYLOR HALL/Reporting from Westover, WV

PKG TRT: 3:00

FOR THE RESIDENTS OF WESTOVER, THE HEALING POWER OF MUSIC COULDN’T HAVE COME AT A BETTER TIME. I’M TAYLOR HALL REPORTING IN MORGANTOWN. BACK TO YOU AT THE STUDIO.////////////////////////////////////////

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CLOSE SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020


S: MEGAN SCARANO/WaterfrontTV Studio


S: MICHAEL RINKER/WaterfrontTV Studio


S: SYDNEY HARTMAN/Waterfront TV Studio

STUDIO B/CAMERA 2


(---------------MEGAN--------------)THANKS TAYLOR…WHAT A HEARTWARMING STORY...IT’S GREAT TO SEE COMMUNITIES COME TOGETHER DURING THESE DIFFICULT TIMES. SIGNING OFF FOR THE LAST TIME THIS SEMESTER…FOR W-V-U NEWS...I’M MEGAN SCARANO.(--------------MICHAEL---------------)AND I’M MICHAEL RINKER… WE HOPE THAT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE BEEN INSPIRED BY OUR SPECIAL EDITION SHOW...FAR APART TOGETHER. WE WANT TO THANK OUR PRODUCERS ELISA SCHWARTZMILLER AND JENSEN MILLS FOR ALL THEIR HARD WORK ON THIS SHOW.(----------------SYDNEY----------------)AND I’M SYDNEY HARTMAN…REMEMBER... BEFORE YOU KNOW IT...WE WILL BE BACK TO BACKYARD BARBECUES AND BALL GAMES. NOW I’M TOSSING IT OVER TO STUDIO B AT THE MEDIA INNOVATION CENTER TO OUR MORGANTOWN TODAY HOSTS...MADISON AND ZAK. (--------------MADISON----------------)THANKS SYDNEY. IT’S BEEN OUR PLEASURE TO WORK WITH THE REPORTERS FROM

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CLOSE -2 SCHWARTZMILLER 04/22/2020

CG: Mediacollegenewscast.wvu.edu

CGYoutube.com/WVUJournalism

CG: TAKE COPYRIGHT HERE AT THE END

CLOSE/COPYRIGHT/SONGTRT: 5:00

W-V-U NEWS. I’M MADISON GREER WITH MORGANTOWN TODAY. YOU CAN VISIT US ONLINE ON OUR WEBSITE…OR YOU CAN WATCH OUR SHOWS ON YOUTUBE.

(------------------ZAK------------------)WE STARTED OUR SHOW WITH A POSITIVE MESSAGE WITH OUR SPECIAL EDITION OPEN....FEATURING SOME OF OUR REPORTERS. NOW WE END OUR SHOW WITH THE SONG COUNTRY ROADS... SHOWCASING FORMER W-V-U NEWS STUDENTS...WHO ARE WORKING IN T-V STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY...AS ESSENTIAL EMPLOYEES.

(---------------MADISON--------------)THE SONG FEATURES W-V-U NEWS ALUM AND SINGER-SONGWRITER SARAH LAMANTIA. LET THOSE COUNTRY ROADS TAKE YOU SAFELY HOME. WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT SEMESTER.////////////////////////

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