#wabc tv

[blogjhm]

ABC WABC id 2002 Winnie the Pooh bumper

[thegroovyarchives]

70's/80′s/90′s Local Television Christmas/Happy Holidays/Season’s Greetings Station IDs/Bumpers Part 6 1. WROC-TV, Rochester, New York, 1980 2. WXON-TV, Detroit, Michigan, 1995 3. KPRC-TV, Houston, Texas, 1978 4. WGAL-TV Lancaster/Lebanon/Harrisburg/York, PA, 1990 5. WMTW-TV, Poland Spring, Maine, 70’s 6. KSHB-TV, Kansas City, Missouri, 1996 7. KTEW-TV, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1978 8. WMBB-TV, Panama City, Florida, 1992 9. WABC-TV, New York City, New York, 1993 10. WCCO-TV, Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1995 11. WCIX-TV, Miami–Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 1990 12. WJKW-TV, Cleveland, Ohio, 1977 13. KARE-TV, Minneapolis–Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1989 14. WPIX-TV, New York City, New York, 1986

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[ronmerchant]

Three female vampires promote 'Son of Shock" with Zacherly for WABC Ch.7 TV in NYC- 1958

[mazzystar24]

Updated: Info for the international girlies

Places you can watch live:

Now i gotta warn yall you gotta play with them some weeks and find one that works for the week you want for example sometimes one will be airing something in the 911 slot but 911 will be on as usual in another (something to do with abc differences in diffrent states or something idk im just the messanger)

personal favs in green cos those ones i feel have been fairly reliable for me🫡

Daddyhd - still promise its not 🌽but those pop up ads might be-SJHFDKSD😭😭

Tv24/7US

WABC (NEW YORK) ABC EAST live stream - TheTVApp

- Stream 7 TV

ABC | Watch Live TV

ABC USA - Live High Quality Streams | Soccer | NBA | NHL | NFL | WWE

ABC USA HD Live Stream Online - Stream 51 - Daddylivehd.sx

Places you can find the eps after (usually fairly quick):

Hurawatch

FreeTvProject

Project Free TV | Search TV Shows, Movies on ProjectFreeTV

9-1-1 (2018) | PrimeWire

9-1-1 Series Online Free Streaming - Watch HD TV Shows - HydraHD

Watch Free Online in HD - WatchSeries VidPlay

The Watch Free Online in HD - WatchSeries VidPlay

The VPN I usually use on my phone:

X-VPN -link on this is to the AppStore version so if this link doesn’t work that’s why

also side note but if any one can recommend a good VPN for laptops i would be eternally grateful

love ya guys! hope these work for you! 🫶🫶

[911bts]

im not sure if this is something that works for people who live out of the us, but if you don’t have cable or can’t get a streaming service to watch the family feud episode, there’s this site:

https://thetvapp.to/tv/wabc-new-york-abc-east-live-stream/

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[allhailthe70shousewife]

1/14/1979

[factoidfactory]

Black History Month Fact 1

In 1971 American journalist Melba Tolliver stood up against WABC-TV when she was reprimanded for wearing her natural Afro hair.

She had refused to cover it up with a scarf or wig when reporting on the wedding of President Richard Nixon's daughter Tricia Nixon.

[jgroffdaily]

Jonathan Groff and Wayne Brady shared what makes them proud this June at a “Pride of Broadway” party celebrating the launch of their May/June covers of Out and The Advocate magazines, respectively.

At the Monday fete thrown by parent company equalpride, host Sam Champion (Eyewitness News, WABC-TV) brought the out Broadway stars up on the stage at Somewhere Nowhere NYC for a short Q&A on Pride and prejudice.

Turning to the cover stars, Champion then praised Broadway as “a home and a beacon for LGBTQ+ creatives.” He paraphrased a line from Spamalot: “You don't succeed on Broadway if you don't have gays.”

With that, Brady and Groff took the stage. In a short interview, Champion asked them what it meant to grace the covers of the LGBTQ+ publications. “It's such an honor to be part of this and this family and to be recognized for it,” said Brady, who came out as pansexual last year and is now starring in The Wiz.

“I was really flexing for my life,” joked Groff, who bared arms for his Out cover. Groff is a leading Tonys contender this year for his lead role in the revival of Merrily We Roll Along, and he shared what taking him theater’s top prize might mean to him: “If I win, it's gonna light up the closeted homosexual that was 16 years old listening to Ethel Merman…. It would light him up like a Christmas tree.”

“Isn't it amazing that when you are living your authentic inside and out, that there are no barriers to what you can succeed [in],” replied Champion, who then asked the cover stars if they wanted to send a special message this Pride season.

“I'm single,” Groff said to the cheers of the crowd. “I’m feeling full of Pride and PrEP.

Said Brady: “If there's any time to stand together and to preach and to use our art, you know, those of you in the art community, let's try to transform some of these minds because Lord knows there are so many bigots and closeminded people that think one way. Let's either kick their asses or change their minds all the while singing and tapping through it.”

[azzibuckets]

https://www.tumblr.com/azzibuckets/755474308547149824/is-there-any-possibility-someones-gonna-transmit

for the anon asking about the espy’s stream, i found this on reddit:

“https://thetvapp.to/tv is live but you get New York news. Everything at night is whatever ABC has” you have to scroll all the way down to the one that says WABC.

not sure if it’ll work or it’s just news but i’ve seen some people comment that they were able to watch the NBA finals with that. i’m not from the united states either so i’m trying to find a way to help my fellow wbb enthusiasts who don’t live there either. someone let me know if this is somehow accurate to watch the awards. ☺️

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[ausetkmt]

“The real story of the scramble for Africa is presented…as having started some time around 1830 AD when France invaded Cueta, the most northern part of Morocco closest to what will be today the Rock of Gibraltar. And from 1830 that scramble went on until 1864 and then again started in 1884 at which time the Berlin Conference was called by Otto Von Bismarck and Kaiser Wilhelm.

But that kind of analysis will be totally in error…

The scramble for Africa took place before there was the first European power in history. I’m talking about before there was Greece. The scramble for Africa took place before there was a book in the Bible called Genesis… The scramble for Africa took place when the first non-African people invaded Africa for the purpose of taking the African land, that takes us up to 1675 BCE when the Hykos, the people called the Shepherd Kings came from around the Oxus River in Asia and invaded Lower Egypt. The Africans were already in their Thirteenth dynastic.”

Yosef Ben-Jochannan, also known as Dr. Ben, was an African-American scholar, historian and lecturer, respected for his meticulous research into the roots of African history. As an African-centered historian, Dr. Ben’s work focused mainly on the Black presence in ancient Egypt. He contends in his writings that the pharaohs came out of the heart of Africa and that the original Jews were from Ethiopia and were Africans, and the whyte Jews adopted the faith and customs later. He has been accused of distorting history by Eurocentric historians and, since his work contradicts their prevailing view of Egyptian and African history, it is, therefore, deem controversial.

Dr. Ben reported that he was born in Ethiopia to a Puerto Rican mother, Julia Matta and an Ethiopian father, Kriston Ben-Jochannan. He was named after his grandfather Jochannan. In fact, his name is Hebrew and means Joseph the son of Jonathan. Shortly after his birth, the family moved to St. Croix, part of the United States Virgin Islands, where he grew up as an only child. Dr. Ben travelled extensively with his parents through South America and was educated in Puerto Rico, Brazil, Cuba, and Spain, with the idea of becoming a civil engineer.

Dr. Ben immigrated to the United States in 1945 and made New York City his home base until early 1988 when he took up residence in Cairo/Giza, Egypt. He worked as a draftsman and continued his studies. He conducted research in Africa, mainly Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. He was well versed in Hebrew, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Greek and had a reading knowledge of Italian and classical German. Dr. Ben began his educational teaching in Harlem in 1967 at HARYOU-ACT. He worked as an adjunct professor (1973-1987) at Cornell University in the Africana Studies and Research Center, then directed by James Turner. He also taught at other institutions, including Malcom-King College in Harlem and Rutgers University. In 1977 he accepted an honorary faculty position with the Israelite Rabbinical Academy at Beth Shalom Hebrew Congregation in Brooklyn.

Dr. Ben appeared several times on Gil Noble’s WABC-TV weekly public affairs series Like It Is.

Dr. Ben was a prolific author whose writing focused primarily on ancient Nile Valley civilizations and their influence on Western cultures. According to Nick Chiles writing for Atlanta Black Star, “One of [Dr. Ben’s] many specialties was the ancient civilization of Kemet in Egypt. He was one of the first true Egyptologists, before that title had even come into vogue. Dr. Ben was always a controversial figure because he had no interest in trying to placate European scholars or writers who were threatened by his claims about Africa, Europe and the Middle East.”

In 2002, Ben-Jochannan donated his personal library of more than 35,000 volumes, manuscripts and ancient scrolls to the Nation of Islam.

Dr. Yosef Ben-Jochannan died in Harlem, New York on March 19, 2015 at the age of 96 at the Bay Park Nursing Home in the Bronx. He had been married three times and had a total of 13 children.

“Of all our greats, Dr. Ben physically took tens of thousands of scholars, activists, students and associations to the Nile Valley to make the pages of his book more authentic,” said his colleague, Reggie Mabry. “We saw our own experiences of what he wrote… For that the Black world is indebted to this Black man of the Nile and his family.”

Visit Black Classic Press for his books:

Source: http://www.raceandhistory.com/Historians/ben_jochannan.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yosef_Ben-Jochannanhttp://www.blackjews.org/dr-yosef-ben-jochannan-black-jewish-historian/ http://atlantablackstar.com/2015-03-20-abs-celebrates-the-life-of-a-great-man-and-legendary-scholar-dr-yosef-ben-jochannan-dec-31-1918-march-19-2015/ http://www.blackpast.org/aah-ben-jochannan-yosef-1918

[floralbuckley]

Hey! Here's where I watch :) https://thetvapp.to/tv/wabc-new-york-abc-east-live-stream/

thank you!!!!! <3

[thegroovyarchives]

70's/80's/90's 4th of July Station IDs/Bumpers 1. WFAA-TV, Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas, 1986 2. WMTW-TV, Poland Spring, Maine, 70's 3. WNBC-TV, New York City, New York, 1993 4. WPXI-TV, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1983 5. WABC-TV, New York City, New York, 1986 6. KABC-TV, Los Angeles, California, 1986 7. KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1987 8. WUSA-TV, Washington DC, 80's 9. KTLA-TV, Los Angeles, California, 70's 10. WGN-TV, Chicago, Illinois, 1981

[ronmerchant]

WABC-TV's SHOCK Club card- 1958

[peterfeld]

Hi Peter,

I'm an archive researcher and I'm currently working on a documentary project which is looking for footage of the peace rally that happened in New York on 22 April 1972. I came across your tumblr post and youtube video of footage of the event. I was wondering if you could give me any pointers on what news channel/tv station the middle section of footage is from. Unfortunately I can't make out the sign off the reporter over the crowd noice - is he called Glen?

Best wishes

Hannah

Hi Hannah! I can't make out the reporter's name either but I'm pretty sure he's saying WABC News, New York. As I remember, ABC7 always covered protests more than the other local channels. I remember watching the coverage that night and can't be sure if it was 7 but most likely it was, I remember more footage, including John and Yoko riding the lift to the stage. I would check all the local outlets if you haven't, and if they will allow. A few other sources I'd look for: a) did WBAI cover the protest? They normally would air full audio. I've looked and found nothing in the Pacifica archives but maybe someone there would know. b) NYPD a few years back has been publishing their archived surveillance footage from protests including four clips from the April 22 rally. The fourth clip shows John and Yoko, you can see them riding the lift up. c) obviously the Lennon estate has, or has access to, high quality footage of the march that they included in the 2002 video they produced for "Give Peace A Chance." My video posted here is also on my YouTube and might be slightly higher quality, I simply strung together clips I found elsewhere. I'd be very interested in what you find so please feel free to reach out at peterfeld@gmail.com. In particular there was a great song someone performed at the rally — "It's Still Raining Bombs On Vietnam" — I've looked for and never found.

[ronnymerchant]

DRACULA (1931) first time TV ad on WABC in 1957.

It’s sad Bela died a year before. If he could only have lived to see him revived.

[allhailthe70shousewife]

1/14/1979