What date did this air?

On YT a user put up a clip from an overnight "World News Now" from 1995 with excerpts from a 1970 edition of WABC Channel 7's (New York) "Eyewitness News." Roger Grimsby (who died before that aircheck) was the main anchor, but this was several months before Bill Beutel joined him at the desk; co-anchoring with him that evening was Bill Aylward (who was filling in for Grimsby's nominal co-anchor of the time, Tom Dunn). Notable is that on the end, is an excerpt of a weather forecast from their resident weatherman of the time, Tex Antoine (who was as iconic in NYC as WLS's John Coleman was in Chicago). And you think this weather forecast is primitive by today's standards . . . ?

On YT a user put up a clip from an overnight "World News Now" from 1995 with excerpts from a 1970 edition of WABC Channel 7's (New York) "Eyewitness News." Roger Grimsby (who died before that aircheck) was the main anchor, but this was several months before Bill Beutel joined him at the desk; co-anchoring with him that evening was Bill Aylward (who was filling in for Grimsby's nominal co-anchor of the time, Tom Dunn). Notable is that on the end, is an excerpt of a weather forecast from their resident weatherman of the time, Tex Antoine (who was as iconic in NYC as WLS's John Coleman was in Chicago). And you think this weather forecast is primitive by today's standards . . . ?

On YT a user put up a clip from an overnight "World News Now" from 1995 with excerpts from a 1970 edition of WABC Channel 7's (New York) "Eyewitness News." Roger Grimsby (who died before that aircheck) was the main anchor, but this was several months before Bill Beutel joined him at the desk; co-anchoring with him that evening was Bill Aylward (who was filling in for Grimsby's nominal co-anchor of the time, Tom Dunn). Notable is that on the end, is an excerpt of a weather forecast from their resident weatherman of the time, Tex Antoine (who was as iconic in NYC as WLS's John Coleman was in Chicago). And you think this weather forecast is primitive by today's standards . . . ?

On YT a user put up a clip from an overnight "World News Now" from 1995 with excerpts from a 1970 edition of WABC Channel 7's (New York) "Eyewitness News." Roger Grimsby (who died before that aircheck) was the main anchor, but this was several months before Bill Beutel joined him at the desk; co-anchoring with him that evening was Bill Aylward (who was filling in for Grimsby's nominal co-anchor of the time, Tom Dunn). Notable is that on the end, is an excerpt of a weather forecast from their resident weatherman of the time, Tex Antoine (who was as iconic in NYC as WLS's John Coleman was in Chicago). And you think this weather forecast is primitive by today's standards . . . ?

@afdave, good eye!! I had to play it a couple of more times, I didn't see it, lol!!

"What poison might you be consuming at this very second? - We'll tell you, tonight at 10!!" ;-)

LMBO at the saying here, but I totally understand where you are coming from. I used to hate that to when they come out with a good story but you have to wait til the next news segment comes on. I was 7 at the time so I guess I never knew because I had to be in bed before 10, especially if I had to go to school the next day.

R.I.P. Glen Campbell, who passed away yesterday (August 8th) from his 6 year battle with Alzheimer's.

Also gave early exposure to Anne Murray and helped make Jerry Reed a star.

Joe's Electric?

Hey guys, I found out what the song actually is. It's "Air Blower" by Jeff Beck. Here's the link to the full song on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj34YYUG9Dc