Channel 10 News at 5: November 18, 1985

Ann Bishop and Mike Schneider co-anchor the Channel 10 News at 5:00 PM from November 18, 1985.
Top story: Hurricane Kate threatens Miami.
The coverage: Dr. Neil Frank tracks the storm, Molly Turner shares hurricane prep tips, Don Noe updates weather info, Khambrell Marshall reports on sports, and Dr. Red Duke explores the history of anaesthesia! (Don’t ask; you have to see it.)
Featuring original 1980s commercials including Puffs tissues (“The softer way to blow”), Toys ‘R’ Us, Walgreens photo finishing, Express Mail from the Postal Service (filmed in Miami!) and “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous!”
It’s a packed half hour, from hurricane coverage to school lunch menus!
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This video and audio is copyrighted/owned by the Lynn and Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archives at Miami Dade College.
This clip is derived from news video in the WPLG Collection. Accession number WC14861; airdate November 18, 1985.

[@DerrickLee2023DLA]

The theme WPLG used at the time sounds so good.

[@brianwilliams3438]

Ann Bishop a true south Florida legend

[@drkdncr]

On screen graphics were so advanced for its time in comparison to other countries!!

[@frankrizzo4460]

I lived in South Florida around this time and they used to tell us to tape the windows in case it breaks it will stay together. Afterwards it was hard to get it off the windows I remember years later seeing tape still on it around the areas.

[@buckyheeler8098]

Well Wolfson. Well Done!

[@1TexasTV]

Future (Now Retired) KHOU Chief Meteorologist, Dr. Neil Frank.

[@FernandoZavalaTAT]

Interesting to see the old superstitions (taping windows, opening a window to equalize pressure) still being presented as accepted preparation advice. It took until Andrew and later for them to truly get debunked.

[@RobertoLopezstudyis]

I remember this storm. It never it South Florida but I was in the 7th grade in Junior high.

[@CosmicCraw7]

My left ear enjoyed this.

[@wolfsonarchive]

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[@brianreardon7700]

Only left audio sound!

[@CosmicCraw7]

@@wolfsonarchive I guess archivists don't understand humor? The audio is only in the left channel.

[@wolfsonarchive]

@@CosmicCraw7 We understand humor when we hear it in the right ear. :-)

[@TMBtD]

This theme needed to last into the 90s... Screw Good News.

[@FernandoZavalaTAT]

Good News is the goat though :p but the special "Hurricane Alert" intro from this package was used until Andrew (to my utter amazement)

[@tristonalexis2164]

In the beginning Dr. Neil Frank from KHOU 11😮 0:39 and KPRC 2 very own Khambrel Marshall a sports reporter 26:46 I remember both of these two because one is retired the other one is still doing this as a weather reporter which he ain't going to leave anytime soon through his contract with them. & one of my favorite toy store wish it was still here today for more than 60 years as former chain Toys "R" Us 24:27

[@1TexasTV]

19:14 & 24:21 - WPLG 1985-87 Custom News Theme

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Downtown Mahhh-Meee

[@1thetvzone]

Good Lord, Michele Gillen worked at WTVJ, WFOR, WPLG, Bryan Norcross the same PLG, TVJ, FOR.... I'm trying to keep up whom worked at which station.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

if I remember correctly this turned out to be a big nothing

[@wolfsonarchive]

Skated through the Straits, grazed Cuba and sailed in the Gulf. A front pushed it into Florida south of the panhandle three or four days after this newscast.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@wolfsonarchive yep it was just a week before Thanksgiving too..so rare for a powerful "Cape Verde" storm

[@Matt561]

That's always a good thing

[@dustinolvey8877]

Was that the judge from the Ted Buddy trial?