“Are you kidding me?”
WGN-TV Morning News anchors Larry Potash and Robin Baumgarten reported the “breaking news” of a plane crash in Chicago on Friday.
Except it was all part of a shoot for the upcoming Chicago Fire.
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The news was “a TV show is filming” not the unfolding emergency they ran with.
Why ‘stoopid’?
A news chopper has live shots of a broken up plane on a road…not news?
Reminds me of when CNN was reporting a major place crash but it was only a drill at an airport