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                     FOR WEDNESDAY, April 29, 2020
                                  CORONAVIRUS LATEST

A Pug Has Coronavirus
AUDIO: Heather McClean, Pug Owner
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:08
LEAD: COVID-19 is now affecting K9s. A pug named Winston is the first known case of a dog with
coronavirus in the U.S. A family in Chapel Hill, North Carolina tested positive for the virus, then they
started noticing their dog was acting funny – gagging and not eating his food. So they had him
tested, and sure enough – Winston was positive. Mom Heather McClean tells Inside Edition it was a
stressful time, but everyone--including the pug--is now feeling better.
The CDC has set some new guidelines for pet owners. They advise you treat pets like any other
family member. Do not let pets interact with people or other animals outside the house. Walk dogs
on a leash, maintaining social distance of at least six feet from others. Avoid dog parks. Wash your
hands before and after interacting with your pet. And if you are sick, do not pet them, snuggle or
share a bed.
OUTCUE: unusual.

Dr. Fauci Praises Brad Pitt’s Impression Of Him
AUDIO: Dr. Anthony Fauci
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:24
LEAD: Dr. Fauci was gushing over the way Brad Pitt portrayed him on Saturday Night Live. Over the
weekend, SNL's cold open involved Brad Pitt playing the role of Dr. Fauci trying to defend the things
President Trump has said about the coronavirus. Dr. Fauci says Pitt did a great job getting his voice
and hand gestures right, but still has work to do when it comes to the Brooklyn accent. Dr. Fauci also
appreciated the thank you he got at the end of the skit.
OUTCUE: a classy guy

Soldier Gets Huge Socially Distanced Welcome Home

AUDIO: Lieutenant Ryan Smith
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:21
LEAD: When Melissa Smith’s husband returned home from Afghanistan she wanted to throw a huge
welcome home party – except huge parties aren’t really a thing these days -- so she had to get
creative. She set out an invite list hoping to get a parade of cars from friends – but they got a lot
more than that. Local law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and people from the local VFW
American Legion all showed up too to welcome home Lieutenant Ryan Smith. And Ryan was thrilled
to see all the local support.
OUTCUE: really gets ya

Opera Singer Performs Concerts On Her Porch
AUDIO, CUT 1: Victoria Robertson (On why she's doing this.)
AUDIO, CUT 2: Victoria Robertson (Singing)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH, CUT 1: 00:00:17
LENGTH, CUT 2: 00:00:32
LEAD: Victoria Robertson turned her regular house into an opera house. The opera singer is using
the quarantine time to perform from her own front porch in San Diego. Lots of people are coming by
in masks to watch her perform, and you can even watch snippets of her porch concerts which she
posts to her YouTube page. Robertson says she’s doing it to take away the monotony of quarantine
and give people something to look forward to.
OUTCUE, CUT 1: day to day
OUTCUE, CUT 2: (singing ends)

Florida Arcade Renting Out Pinball Machines
AUDIO: Robert Leonard, Owner, Lowry Arcade
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:27
LEAD: An arcade in Tampa Bay Florida had to get creative once they closed down due to the
coronavirus, and the results have been fantastic. At first, the arcade was offering beer to go. But
then when the owner brought a pinball machine to his friend's house, the friend suggested he rent
out his machines to anyone who wants one. Now people are choosing to spend their quarantine
renting out pinball machines along with other arcade games. The owner Robert Leonard says he
can't believe how well the idea has worked, and that he makes sure to wipe down all the machines
thoroughly between rentals.
OUTCUE: and it exploded

COVID-19 Doctor Reunited With Son After Six Weeks
AUDIO, CUT 1: Dr. Benji Salter (Talking about seeing his son after 6 weeks.)
AUDIO, CUT 2: Dr. Benji Salter (Talking about reading to his son over FaceTime.)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH, CUT 1: 00:00:07
LENGTH, CUT 2: 00:00:23
LEAD: A New York City Doctor was forced to separate from his 19 month old son for six weeks after
being put to work on a COVID-19 unit. Dr. Benji Salter said he thought it would be best to have his
son stay at his in-law's house to avoid exposing him to the virus. Dr. Salter said he had to read
bedtime stories to his son over FaceTime and it was extremely difficult to handle. But finally, he
brought his son back into his own apartment where they hugged each other after being reunited.

Dr. Salter also says as soon as he gets home from work, he takes off his scrubs and hops in the
shower in order to help prevent his wife and son from getting exposed.
OUTCUE, CUT 1: held each other
OUTCUE, CUT 2: been worth it

Face Masks On Airlines Might Be Required Soon
AUDIO: Erine Strine, Passenger
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:12
LEAD: We’re flying into a new era of passenger etiquette. A union for flight attendants is calling on
the federal government to require everyone who flies — including airline crew members and
passengers — to wear face masks in order to protect employees and stop the spread of the
coronavirus. This comes after a video went viral of an American Airlines flight packed full of people
wearing no protective gear. Passenger Erin Strine, who posted the video, tells ‘Inside Edition’ she
didn’t feel safe on the flight from New York to Charlotte.
Airlines like Frontier and United already require flight attendants to wear face masks while on-duty.
American and Delta recently announced similar mandates. But none extend to customers. Only
JetBlue, as of Monday, requires both crew members and customers to wear face coverings during
travel.
OUTCUE: silently.

California Considers Starting Next School Year This Summer
AUDIO: Two California Mothers
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:13
LEAD: It's possible students in California will be spending July 4th doing homework! The state is
floating the idea of starting the next school year this summer to help kids catch up on material they
missed out on during lockdown. But logistics need to be worked out -- will school be online or in a
socially distanced classroom? And starting school early creates an issue with teacher contracts. But
two California mothers support the idea, with one saying the students are out of place being home all
this time, and the other saying she hopes they can work out a way to make it happen.
OUTCUE: I don't know

Teen Sets Up Food Pantry In Front Yard
AUDIO: Abby Medeiros
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:20
LEAD: Canned goods for the greater good. Abby Medeiros, a teenager in Dartmouth,
Massachusetts, is setting up a food exchange right at the front of her house. She stocks it with
canned goods and anyone who needs anything can grab it. Some people in the community have
even chosen to add to the makeshift food pantry. Abby says anything left over, goes to the Salvation
Army.
OUTCUE: brought it

Target Employees Plan To Walkout Friday
AUDIO, CUT 1: Brian Cornell, Target CEO (Says he doesn't expect disruptions to operations.)
AUDIO, CUT 2: Brian Cornell, Target CEO (Says frontline workers are heroes.)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video

LENGTH, CUT 1: 00:00:08
LENGTH, CUT 2: 00:00:09
LEAD: Target employees will be targeting the exits on Friday. Employees there, along with some
other corporations are planning to walkout on May 1st because they want better safety precautions
as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Target CEO Brian Cornell said frontline workers at the retail
stores are the real heroes, and he expects customers won't see any disruption later this week.
OUTCUE, CUT 1: this pandemic
OUTCUE, CUT 2: the American family

WH PRESS BRIEFING: Trump Talks Testing International Travelers
AUDIO: Donald Trump
LENGTH: 00:00:31
LEAD: Nobody wants to see a meat shortage -- and that includes President Trump. He signed an
executive order saying meatpacking plants need to remain open, even though some plants have had
lots of coronavirus cases in them. But he wants to keep international travel open too. The President
says he'll look into possibly testing travelers who come in from international hot zones.
OUTCUE: into Florida

WH PRESS BRIEFING: Trump Talks Colleges Reopening In The Fall
AUDIO: Donald Trump
LENGTH: 00:00:22
LEAD: President Trump doesn't want fears of a meat shortage to continue. He signed an executive
order saying meat plants have to remain open, even though some plants have seen many
coronavirus cases. The President also hopes colleges can reopen in the fall. Schools got out for
summer extremely early this year, but he says online learning can't replace the classroom
experience.
OUTCUE: can't replace that

                                       MOVIES AND TV

Dax Shepard Pulls Surgical Pin From Hand In DIY Medical Procedure
AUDIO: Dax Shepard; Kristen Bell (Instagram)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:11
LEAD: Right now it’s really tough to get in to see your doctor. But what if you have to have a medical
procedure done? Well actor Dax Shepard decided to go the DIY way. As wife Kristen Bell and their
two children look on, Dax chats with his physician on the phone about how to pull a surgical pin from
his hand! In a video posted to Instagram he is seen pulling out a skinny piece of medal that’s as long
as a finger!
He jokingly asks the doc if he’s the worst patient he’s ever had… but we’re all thinking this is pretty
impressive.
OUTCUE: anywhere.

GMA Reporter Caught Wearing No Pants During Broadcast
AUDIO: Will Reeve ('Good Morning America')
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video

LENGTH: 00:00:18
LEAD: It looks as if ‘Good Morning America’ reporter Will Reeve is a member-in-good-standing of
the No Pants Club. He apparently didn’t realize viewers could see his bare legs as he broadcasted
from his home.
Reeve took it all in stride tweeting, ‘They’re shorts, I promise.’ Suuuure. Welcome to the club, Will!
OUTCUE: thank you.

Felicity Huffman’s Daughter Gets Into College All By Herself
AUDIO: 'Desperate Housewives' Theme Song
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:40
LEAD: Some good news for actress Felicity Huffman. Her daughter Sophia has been admitted to a
top college – and she did it with her own SAT scores. The 19-year-old announced that she’s headed
to Carnegie Mellon University. The announcement comes about one year after the ‘Desperate
Housewives’ star spent 11 days in jail for paying 15-thousand dollars to have her daughter’s SAT
answers corrected in the college admissions scandal.
OUTCUE: (music fades)

Lifetime Reality TV Star Dies In Car Crash
AUDIO: 'Little Women: Atlanta’ Clip
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:19
LEAD: Ashley Ross, also known as Minnie, from ‘Little Women: Atlanta’ died in a car crash. She was
34. Police say the driver in the other vehicle suffered minor injuries. Originally from Tennessee, Ross
was hailed as "the most beautiful, kind, giving, generous human ever" by a rep for her reality show.
The Lifetime series she was on follows the lives of a group of women with dwarfism trying to make it
big in Atlanta’s music scene.
OUTCUE: high risk.

TV PREVIEW: SEAL Team
AUDIO: SEAL Team Preview
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:27
LEAD: The Bravo Team comes under fire as they try to find more information about a new terrorist
leader. SEAL Team is new tonight on CBS at 9pm ET.
OUTCUE: of the line

TV PREVIEW: The Masked Singer
AUDIO: The Masked Singer Preview
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:22
LEAD: There's only six celebrities left, and a fan favorite is gonna head home. Gordon Ramsay will
be a guest judge. The Masked Singer is new tonight on FOX at 8pm ET.
OUTCUE: new Masked Singer

TV PREVIEW: Survivor
AUDIO: Survivor Preview
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video

LENGTH: 00:00:16
LEAD: Trust among a strong alliance is put to the test. Meanwhile and undercover operation
escalates very quickly. Survivor is all new tonight at 8pm ET on CBS.
OUTCUE: I'm not paranoid

TV PREVIEW: S.W.A.T.
AUDIO: S.W.A.T. Preview
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:27
LEAD: The SWAT team pursues a duo who runs off with rate chest pieces worth millions of dollars.
S.W.A.T. is all new tonight on CBS at 10pm ET.
OUTCUE: (music fades)
                                              MUSIC

Gigi Hadid And Zayn Malik Are Having A Baby
AUDIO: Gigi Hadid (On 'Ellen' talking about Zayn Malik.)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:00
LEAD: Gigi Hadid is pregnant. The supermodel is expecting her first child with boyfriend Zayn Malik.
A source tells ET Hadid is 20 weeks pregnant. The news comes as the couple quarantines together
with Hadid's family. Malik and Hadid first started dating back in November 2015. They’ve had a few
breakups along the way, but their on-and-off again relationship picked back up towards the end of
2019 before the holiday season. Gigi is 25, Zayn is 27.
OUTCUE: (laughter)

Avril Lavigne Turns Song Into Anthem For All The COVID-19 ‘Warriors’
AUDIO: Avril Lavigne (ET Interview)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:00
LEAD: Avril Lavigne’s world tour was put on hold. But instead of feeling hopeless she used her time
at home to put a new spin on her song, ‘Warrior.’ She is turning it into an anthem for all those
COVID-19 warriors out there. Avril has teamed up with Project Hope and the net proceeds of her
new single will all go to benefit frontline workers from around the world.
The 35-year-old is considered “high risk” because she has an autoimmune disease. She tells ET she
has not gone outside or had any visitors for over a month.
OUTCUE: at risk.

                               LIFESTYLE AND OFFBEAT

Hillary Clinton Endorses Joe Biden
AUDIO: Hillary Clinton
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH: 00:00:32
LEAD: Hillary Clinton has officially endorsed Joe Biden. The former First Lady and Secretary of
State said in a virtual town hall that the nation is in need of someone who believes in science and
facts, cares about the people and doesn’t pretend to be a President, but actually is one.
OUTCUE: his entire life

Prince Harry Pays Tribute To Thomas The Tank Engine
AUDIO: Prince Harry
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:11
LEAD: Prince Harry is hitting the airwaves to pay tribute to one of his favorite books from childhood,
‘Thomas the Tank Engine.’
The beloved cartoon holds a special place in Harry’s heart. He carried a ‘Thomas the Tank Engine’
backpack on his first day of nursery school in 1987.
OUTCUE: ever known.

Kansas Man Donates 26th Gallon of Blood
AUDIO, CUT 1: Mike Hadl (Talking about his milestone.)
AUDIO, CUT 2: Mike Hadl (Talking about his mother.)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH, CUT 1: 00:00:13
LENGTH, CUT 2: 00:00:19
LEAD: I guess you can say he's pouring his heart out... almost literally. Mike Hadl, a man in Kansas,
says he tries to donate blood every 8 weeks -- and he just reached a personal milestone. He
recently donated his 208th pint of blood, equaling 26 GALLONS. He's been donating blood since
1982. Mike says it's important to do it and blood that his mother received inspires him to keep going.
He says his mother lived for just 4 more months after receiving two pints of blood -- but it allowed her
to remain alive for one more holiday season.
OUTCUE, CUT 1: you don't know
OUTCUE, CUT 2: family and friends

Dog Lost During Tornado Returned Two Months Later
AUDIO: Eric Johnson
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:15
LEAD: There’s a happy ending following a bad tornado in Tennessee. A family who lost their home
and their dog nearly two months ago... had their Australian shepherd Bella returned to them. A
family friend had found the dog scrounging for food. Dog owner Eric Johnson says Bella is happy to
be home and is back to her old habits.
OUTCUE: she used to

                                             SPORTS

Patriots Draft Pick Receives Backlash Over Tattoo
AUDIO, CUT 1: Justin Rohrwasser , Patriots Draft Pick (Apologizing to his family.)
AUDIO, CUT 2: Justin Rohrwasser, Patriots Draft Pick (Talking about wanting to remove the tattoo.)
SOCIAL MEDIA: Video
LENGTH, CUT 1: 00:00:22
LENGTH, CUT 2: 00:00:14
LEAD: One of the newest members of the New England Patriots is getting ‘tattooed’ on social media
-- over a tattoo. Justin Rohrwasser, a kicker was drafted 159th overall on Saturday but social media
users quickly noticed in pictures he had a tattoo on his arm that said, "three percenters." That term
refers to an anti-government group. In a an interview, Rohrwasser said he did not know that. He

says he will be getting the tattoo removed and apologized to his family for them having to come to
his defense.
OUTCUE, CUT 1: find that out
OUTCUE, CUT 2: on there ignorantly

Orioles Trey Mancini Says He Has Colon Cancer
AUDIO: Trey Mancini (man-SEE-nee) - Baltimore Orioles First Baseman
SOCIAL MEDIA: Photo
LENGTH: 00:00:29
LEAD: Baltimore Orioles outfielder Trey Mancini (man-SEE-nee) says he has stage three colon
cancer. He shared the news in an article for The Player's Tribune. Mancini had surgery to remove a
tumor early in Spring Training and doctors assumed he had celiac's disease. But it turns out it was
colon cancer. Mancini started chemotherapy earlier this month and will have to continue that
treatment for at least six more months. When he had the tumor removed in March, Mancini posted a
video on Instagram thanking fans for their well wishes.
Mancini had his best year in the big leagues in 2019 smashing 35 homeruns and driving in 97 runs.
It earned him a contract extension worth nearly 5-million dollars. This year's baseball season
continues to be suspended and an official start date has yet to be announced.
OUTCUE: you all again
                                         LATE NIGHT
The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
AUDIO: Stephen Colbert
LENGTH: 00:00:20
LEAD: On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, in his Opening Monologue, Colbert joked that
Trump's intelligence team should change the name of the intelligence briefing to make sure the
President pays attention.
OUTCUE: hamburger firetruck

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
AUDIO: Stephen Colbert
LENGTH: 00:00:18
LEAD: On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, in his Opening Monologue, Colbert joked about
airlines setting a new standard for passengers boarding airplanes.
OUTCUE: etiquette none

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
AUDIO: Stephen Colbert
LENGTH: 00:00:18
LEAD: On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, in his Opening Monologue, Colbert joked about
President Trump scheduling, canceling, and then rescheduling a press briefing on Monday.
OUTCUE: a wedding vow

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
AUDIO: Stephen Colbert; Jake Gyllenhaal
LENGTH: 00:00:24
LEAD: On The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Stephen's conversation with Jake Gyllenhaal got off
to an awkward beginning thanks to some sourdough bread.

OUTCUE: (shushing ends)

The Late Late Show With James Corden
AUDIO: James Corden
LENGTH: 00:00:00
LEAD: The ‘Late Late Show’ is being broadcasted out of James Corden’s garage. To cheer us up,
James delivered some great news coming out of the Winn-Dixie grocery store.
OUTCUE: champagne.

The Late Late Show With James Corden
AUDIO: James Corden; Ben Schwartz
LENGTH: 00:00:12
LEAD: The ‘Late Late Show’ is being broadcasted from James Corden’s garage. During a virtual
interview Ben Schwartz dished about ‘Parks and Rec’ cast reuniting Thursday for a virtual show.
OUTCUE: ask me.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
AUDIO: Trevor Noah
LENGTH: 00:00:13
LEAD: On The Daily Show, Trevor Noah said the Los Angeles Lakers had no businesses receiving a
small business loan... but another NBA team could have made use of it.
OUTCUE: what's going on

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah
AUDIO: Trevor Noah
LENGTH: 00:00:26
LEAD: On The Daily Show, Trevor Noah said he didn't understand why government websites never
work since his websites are always working perfectly.
OUTCUE: it's so funny

                                   TODAY IN HISTORY

Today in History 1cut
AUDIO: Zipper Nat
LENGTH: 00:00:07
LEAD: Deals with April 29, 1913 --
107 years ago today, Swedish born engineer Gideon Sundback received a patent for a seperable
fastener. Today, we call it a zipper.
OUTCUE: (nat ends cold)

Today in History 2cut
AUDIO: Music
LENGTH: 00:00:25
LEAD: Deals with April 29, 1968 --
52 years ago today, the groundbreaking rock musical "Hair" opened on Broadway, beginning a run
of 1,750 performances. This is the original cast singing the title song.
OUTCUE: (ends cold)

Today in History 3cut
AUDIO: Peter Collins
LENGTH: 00:00:11
LEAD: From April 29, 1975 --
45 years ago today, it was April 29 in the United States, April 30 in southeast Asia, when the
Vietnam War ended, as Communist forces captured the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon. CBS
newsman Peter Collins reported.
OUTCUE: downtown Saigon

Today in History 4cut
AUDIO: Rodney King
LENGTH: 00:00:10
LEAD: Deals with April 29, 1992 --
28 years ago today, an all-white jury in Simi Valley, California, acquitted four Los Angeles police
officers on nearly all charges arising from the beating a year earlier of black motorist Rodney King (It
reached no verdict on one charge against one of the officers). On the third day of rioting in Los
Angeles (May 1, 1992), beating victim Rodney King called for calm.
OUTCUE: and the kids

Today in History 5cut
AUDIO: Prince William & Archbishop of Canterbury
LENGTH: 00:00:06
LEAD: From April 29, 2011 --
9 years ago today, Britain's Prince William married Kate Middleton in an opulent ceremony at
London's Westminster Abbey.
OUTCUE: my wedded wife

Today in History 6cut
AUDIO: Adam Silver
LENGTH: 00:00:08
LEAD: From April 29, 2014 --
6 years ago today, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald
Sterling for life over racist remarks.
OUTCUE: any Clippers facility

Today in History 7cut
AUDIO: Greg Bader
LENGTH: 00:00:10
LEAD: From April 29, 2015 --
5 years ago today, the first Major League game to be played without an audience took place
between the Baltimore Orioles and the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles won 8 to 2. The gates at
Camden Yards were locked because of concern for fan safety following riots in Baltimore.
Responding to critics, Orioles Vice President Greg Bader said it was a security decision.
OUTCUE: issues out there

Today in History 8cut
AUDIO: Willie Nelson
LENGTH: 00:00:22

LEAD: ***A birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Willie Nelson! The singer was born April 29, 1933 -- 87 years ago today. For a singer
who has averaged 250 concerts a year, "On The Road Again" is rather fitting.
OUTCUE: (music fades)

Today in History 9cut
AUDIO: Jerry Seinfeld
LENGTH: 00:00:09
LEAD: ***A birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Jerry Seinfeld! The comedian was born April 29, 1954 -- 66 years ago today. He
ruled Thursday night TV during the '90s ... poking fun at every day things ... such as renting a car.
OUTCUE: have the reservation (laughter)

Today in History 10cut
AUDIO: Kate Mulgrew
LENGTH: 00:00:09
LEAD: ***A birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Kate Mulgrew! The actress was born on April 29, 1955 -- 65 years ago today. Her
roles include Galina "Red" Reznikov on "Orange is the New Black," but is perhaps best known for
her role as Captain Kathryn Janeway on "Star Trek: Voyager." Here she is in an intergalactic
confrontation.
OUTCUE: I don't like you

Today in History 11cut
AUDIO: Daniel Day-Lewis and Michele Pfeiffer
LENGTH: 00:00:08
LEAD: ***A twofer birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Daniel Day-Lewis and Michele Pfeiffer! The actors were both born April 29. He was
born in 1957 -- 63 years ago today. Pfeiffer turns 62 today. Among the most respected of film stars,
the two were paired in the movie version of Edith Wharton's "The Age of Innocence."
OUTCUE: haven't found it

Today in History 12cut
AUDIO: Uma Thurman
LENGTH: 00:00:09
LEAD: ***A birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Uma Thurman! The actress was born April 29, 1970 - 50 years ago today. She's
appeared in "Pulp Fiction" and "Gattaca," but she's perhaps best known for her role as The Bride in
the Kill Bill franchise.
OUTCUE: mine: Black Mamba

Today in History 13cut
AUDIO: Megan Boone
LENGTH: 00:00:05
LEAD: ***A birthday cut.***
Happy birthday Megan Boone! The actress was born April 29, 1983 -- 37 years ago today. Her roles
include FBI profiler Elizabeth Keen on the television series "The Blacklist."
OUTCUE: walk, understood?

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