Good morning!

So, we were minutes away from the beginning of the newscast this morning at 4:30 a.m. and Mike Osterhage mutters, “she’s not gonna make it.”

The show began and within seconds, I heard what sounded like tap dancing as Leslie, wearing heels, jogged briskly into the studio. Grinning from ear to ear, she did a fly-by behind me on camera and took her seat. We all got a good laugh.

Live TV sometimes has fun, unscripted moments...and this was definitely one of them! We love our jobs without a doubt. Hopefully that shows on air.

Have a good Thirsday!

- Mark and Leslie

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