The following video features various news and talent opens from KPIX-TV in San Francisco from c. 1978 to present. Here's what you can see in this video: (0:00) "Eyewitness News" intro (1978-1981) (0:13-0:36) "Eyewitness News" 6 and 6:30 p.m. intros
in 1976, KPIX-TV in San Francisco was the first Group W station to air the locally produced "Evening Magazine." The show soon spread to the four other Westinghouse stations. The program's success prompted Group W to franchise the "Evening" concept to
After forecasting the weather at KPIX 5 for 21 years, Roberta Gonzales says farewell. (9/29/17)
Wayne Walker was one of the most popular people in the history of television in the Bay Area. On Friday, Walker died from complications of a disease linked to the game he played and loved. (5-19-17)
KPIX CBS 5 San Francisco's "Evening Magazine" PART 1 of two part series aired July 1980, "NEWSROOM" delves into the inner & outer workings of KPIX's "Eyewitness News" and what it takes for the folks in front of & behind the cameras to put a TV
His 20 year illustrious career culminates with retirement on this milestone day in Bay Area TV. This video clip entails both his sports segment and with those prominent peers of his, in media and sports, bidding him farewell.
Enjoy this classic blooper from 1982: KPIX-TV CBS5 San Francisco Bay Area "Eyewitness News" Anchors Dave McElhatton & Wendy Tokuda toss from a "UFO" story to Sportscaster Wayne Walker. Wayne tells them he believes in "UFOs" because they explain the
from 1993, this promo includes Murphy Brown and Murder, She Wrote
Weeknight newscast from the CBS affiliate (now O&O) in San Francisco. Most commercials are included. The broadcast cuts off in the sports report. Special thanks to Las Vegas TV Newscasts Scrapbook for the copy. Posted for educational and historical
Taken from a VHS Recording of the CBS A Christmas Carol starring George C Scott,
This 10 PM newscast runs the gamut of mayhem to salacious. The mayhem . . . Crimes were trending at fast-food places at the time, with team coverage by Wendy Hanamura and Robert Honda. @26:25, Doug Murphy reports on Murder at Work. The salacious . .
Betty Yu reports on CHP officers rescuing man who tried to jump off a Highway 101 overpass in San Francisco Sunday (1-14-2018)
From KPIX San Francisco and Klein&, a series of news talent promos from 1977. At the very end is a rough cut of a Cronkite-McElhatton promo.
At the wrap of this newscast, notable Bay Area well-wishers bids farewell to this legendary TV Sports icon (and NFL Hall-of-Famer) for his 20 year career at Channel 5, San Francisco. Those Bay Area notables in this video clip: Sportcaster Lon Simmons
