Monitoring Report [CC]=Derived from Closed Captioning; I=Interview; GR=Graphic; PC=Press Conference; R=Reader; SI=Studio Interview; T=Teaser; TZ=Teased Segment; V=Visual Future Mobility in West Virginia 07/08 to 07/09 1 Eyewitness News 8 At Noon DMA: 65 07/08/2009 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM [CC] 00:06:17 Two groups pushing for more spending for road construction predicted West Virginia faces a five billion dollar funding shortfall for needed road and bridge work over the next decade The study by TRIP, a non-profit group that forecasts transportation needs, claims one-third of West Virginia s roads are in trucks from potholes and other road problems costs the average motorist 280 dollars in claims damage to cars and percent of bridges The study year Fixing it won t be poor or mediocre condition It found problems with 37 cheap Deneault did not say which tax should be raised to pay for highways, but said the legislature needs to put more money into road work, part of the problem is that average cost of material used for highway construction has jumped 40 percent in the last 5 years 00:07:43 2 Eyewitness News 8 At 6 DMA: 65 [CC] 00:08:28 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain the system Eyewitness news reporter Atish Baidya is live in Charleston to explain, Atish? Rick, the report by the organization called TRIP which is a national transportion research group billion dollar budget gap for says the state to fund a five the maintence of roads and bridges More than one third of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition Percent of the bridges are deficient The department of transportation dollars in the next ten years estimates the state billion and bridges but has only identified funding for half that amount The state has received 211 million in federal stimulus money for highway improvements But TRIP says that will only serve as a down payment on the system Funding need to improve the coming up on eyewitness news at 10 and eleven we ll woman who sees the need for better for now reporting live in Charleston, eyewitness news 00:10:07 3 Eyewitness News 8 At 11 DMA: 65 [CC] 00:12:51 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the state will need billions of dollars over th the system System The report by the organization called TRIP, which is a national transportion research group, found more than one third of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition And thirty seven percent of the bridges are deficient The department of transportation estimates the state will need almost 10 billion dollars in the next ten years to maintain roads and bridges but has only found funding for half that amount The state has received 211 million in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But TRIP says that will only serve as a down payment the funding needed to improve the transporation system 00:14:16 4 Good Morning West Virginia DMA: 65 07/09/2009 05:00 AM - 06:00 AM [CC] 00:03:39 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation,
and the state will need llions of dollars over the next decade to maintain them Eyewitness news reporter Atish Baidya has more on the study Study A new study by a national research group faces a five billion dollar budget shortfall when it bridges and roads in the state Sot according to the highest traffic fatality rate in the country The study than one third of the states roads are in poor or in Ashford in Boone County --Lois Kirk knows all too well like in her neighborhood Sot 1507 the road conditions are getting desperate The over the mountain there is a one lane road and the one lane is slowly but surely becoming no lane at all Transportation estimates it will need around 10 over the next decde to maintain the system --but only has identified funding for half that amount Limited allocations in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But the study says that will *only serve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transporation system 00:07:33 [CC] 00:35:05 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain them Eyewitness news reporter Atish Baidya has more on the study Study A new study by a national research group says West Virginia dollar budget comes to funding maintence of in the state Sot according to the study West Virginia highest traffic country The study also found more the states roads mediocre condition In Ashford in Boone Knows all too well like in her neighborhood Sot 1507getting desperate The over the mountain there is a one lane road and the surely becoming no lane at all The department of estimates it will need around 10 over the next decde to maintain the system --but only has identified that amount Limited dollars mean projects have to be prioritized We ve got to make choices we ve got Limited allocations in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But the study says that will *only serve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transporation system 00:37:10 5 Good Morning West Virginia DMA: 65 07/09/2009 06:00 AM - 07:00 AM [CC] 00:04:37 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the thirdeadliest in the nation, and the report says, the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain the system The report by the organization called TRIP, which is a national transportion research group, found more than one third of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition And 37-percent of the bridges are deficient by their terms The department of transportation estimates the state will need almost 10 billion dollars in the next ten years to maintain roads and bridges --but has only found funding for half th amount The state has pulled-in 211 million dollars in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But TRIP says that will only rve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transporation system 00:06:01 [CC] 00:36:32 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the report says, the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain the system The report by the organization called TRIP, which is a national transportion research group, found more than one third of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition And 37-percent of the bridges are deficient by their terms The department of transportation estimates the state will need almost 10 billion dollars in the next ten yes to maintain roads found funding for half that and bridges --but has only ount The state has pulled-in 211 million dollars in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But TRIP says that will only serve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transpation system 00:38:08 6 13 News At Six DMA: 65 [CC] null A new report finds some daunting results about transportation in the mountain state More than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to a study done by TRIP, which is a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly 5-billion dollars for projects scheduled in the next ten years West Virginia was given about 211-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but state officials say that won t help TRIP reports 15-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and 22-percent are +functionally obsolete + <Without a substantial long term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and
local level, many much need projects will be stranded on the drawing board > The report also says West Virginia has the third-highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:03:59 7 13 News At 7 DMA: 65 07/08/2009 07:00 PM - 07:30 PM [CC] 00:05:13 More than a third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition That is according to a study done by a national transportation research group based in Washington, D C called TRIP It says Kanawha County faces the worst funding shortfalls West Virginia was given about 211 million dollars in federal stimulus money, but they say that won t help TRIP reports 15 percent of West Virginia s bridges are structurally deficient and 22 percent are functionally obsolete The report also claims West Virginia has the third highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:07:50 8 13 News At Eleven DMA: 65 [CC] 00:09:19 Daunting results about transportation in West Virginia More than one-third of the mountain state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to a study done by TRIP, which is a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly 5-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next ten years West Virginia was given about 211-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but state officials say that won t help TRIP reports 15- percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficnt and 22-percent are +functionally obsolete + The report also says West Virginia has the third-highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:10:54 9 13 News At 5 AM DMA: 65 07/09/2009 05:00 AM - 05:30 AM [CC] 00:04:10 A new report out this morning finds some distressing results about the mountain state s transportation infrastructure More than one-third of the mountain state s roads are said to be in poor or mediocre condition According to a study done by TRIP which is a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dolls for projects scheduled over the next ten years West Virginia was given about two-hundred-eleven-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but state officials say it won t help TRIP reports fifteen-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and twenty-two-percent are (functionally obsolete + The report also says West Virginia has the third-highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:05:35 [CC] 00:24:08 And in our top local story more than one-third of the mountain state s roads are said to be in poor or mediocre condition A national transportation research group says this morning that fifteenpercent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient --And twenty-two-percent are functionally obsolete + In addition, the state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next tenears 00:25:56 10 13 News At 5:30 AM DMA: 65 07/09/2009 05:30 AM - 06:00 AM [CC] 00:25:41 A national transportation research group says this morning that fifteen-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and twenty-two-percent are (functionally obsolete + In addition, the state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next ten years 00:27:08 11 13 News At 6 AM DMA: 65 07/09/2009 06:00 AM - 06:30 AM [CC] 00:04:01 A new report out this morning finds some distressing results about the mountain state s
transportation infrastructure More than one-third of the mountain state s roads are said to be in poor or mediocre condition According to a study done by TRIP, which is a national transportation research group based in Washington DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next ten years West Virginia was given about two-hundred-eleven-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but state officials say it won t help TRIP reports fifteen-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and twenty-two-percent are functionally obsolete The report also says West Virginia has the third-highest traffic fatality rate in the nation Many area residents this morning are continuing to fight the proposed path power line that American electric power wants to build Path stands for potomac-appalachian transmission highline a seven-hundred-sixty-five-kilovolt line that would extend about two-hundred-eighty miles from 00:06:06 [CC] 00:18:20 And in our top local story more than one-third of the mountain state s roads are said to be in poor or mediocre condition A national transportation research group says this morning that fifteenpercent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and twenty-two-percent are functionally obsolete In addition, the state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next ten years 00:21:02 12 13 News At 6:30 AM DMA: 65 07/09/2009 06:30 AM - 07:00 AM [CC] 00:26:49 More than one-third of the mountain state s roads are said to be in poor or mediocre condition A national transportation research group says this morning that fifteen-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient and twenty-two-percent are functionally obsolete In addition, the state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly five-billion dollars for projects scheduled over the next ten years 00:28:40 13 WSAZ NewsChannel 3 Midday DMA: 65 07/08/2009 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM [CC] 00:07:38 A national report says West Virginia roads are the third deadliest in the country The group West Virginians for Better Transportation and TRIP talked about overhauling roads, bridges, and even highway funding According to their research, over the next ten years, the state will fall 5 billion dollars short and many basic transportation projects won t get the money they need We ve not compared West Virginia to other states, typically what we do compare WV the the natioanl average In a lot of respects, the state is either at or below national average in a lot of categories 00:08:37 14 WSAZ First At Five DMA: 65 07/08/2009 05:00 PM - 05:30 PM [CC] 00:29:24 Bad news for bridges and roads! A new report shows what the state should do now before it gets worse 00:29:59 15 WSAZ NewsChannel 3 Six O Clock DMA: 65 [CC] 00:14:04 A non-profit group studied roads and bridges here in the state: to take a look at the long they say is in they rel under th char bridge today, they say if plans aren made now: West Virginia is po billion dollars for road repairs, expansion, and safety St Albans Oakwood Exit: that can dangerou island crossing bridge in logan Should be afraid of crossing a bridge today, to say what that funding becomes even more more critical if we don t address it, that may not be the case Joe nault who is retired from the state department of transportation says that the stimuls money wa start, but pey it is the major prob ahead The group that put this st non-profit organization th base state is doing everything it can problem is, it s not enoug penny Members of West Virginians for concerned that the federal that runs out September 30th won t be /reapproved/ by October first, which could push back other projects, repairs and the daily lives of the people who are counting on jobs in this industry Thanks amanda Meantime,
members of West Virginians for better transportaiton ou /reapproved/ by October first, which could push back other projects, repairs and the daily lives of the people who are counti on jobs in this industry 00:16:26 16 WSAZ NewsChannel 3 At Sunrise DMA: 65 07/09/2009 05:00 AM - 06:00 AM [CC] 00:32:11 And a new report says area roads are some of the worst in the nation What it will take toring them up to par 00:34:08 [CC] 00:37:06 Five billion dollars is a lot of money But that s what one group says it will take to make West Virginia roads safe Yesterday, a Washington D-C based transportation research group released a report saying the state s roads and bridges are already among the nation s deadliest According to the study, 37 per-cent of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition Of the bridgeare either structurally deficient, or the group says the poor conditions may play a role in the state s high fatality rate, which is the third highest in the country In a separate study, the department of transportation says needs nearly 10-Billion dollars over the next 9 years to improve roads and bridges 00:40:42 17 WSAZ NewsChannel 3 Today DMA: 65 07/09/2009 06:00 AM - 07:00 AM [CC] 00:30:28 And a new report says area roads are some of the worst in the nation What it will take to bring them up to par 00:32:17 [CC] 00:35:19 Five billion dollars is a lot of money But that s what one group says it will take to make West Virginia roads safe Yesterday, a Washington D-C based transportation research group released a report saying the state s roads and bridges are already among the nation s deadliest According to the study, 37 per-cent of the state s roads are in poor or mediocre condition Of the bridgeare either structurally deficient, or the group says the poor conditions may play a role in the state s high fatality rate, which is the third highest in the country In a separate study, the department of transportation says needs nearly 10-Billion dollars over the next 9 years to improve roads and bridges 00:38:56 18 Good Morning West Virginia DMA: 65 WVAH-TV CH 11 (FOX) Charleston/Huntington 07/08/2009 07:00 AM - 08:00 AM [CC] 00:35:25 A new report will lay out details on the condition of West Virginia s roads and bridges today The plans will focus on how they could help or hinder everything from traffic congestion to economic development TRIP, a nonprofit, Washington, DC -based transportation research group, will examine the impact of recent federal funding as well as cuts that might have to be made if congress fails to fully fund the federal highway trust fund The current funding program ends September 30th 00:36:56 19 Eyewitness News At 10 DMA: 65 WVAH-TV CH 11 (FOX) Charleston/Huntington 07/08/2009 10:00 PM - 11:00 PM A[CC] 00:14:20 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain the system Eyewitness news reporter Atish Baidya has more on the study A new study by a national tranportation research group says West Virginia faces a five billion dollar budget shortfall when it comes to funding maintence of bridges and roads in the state Sot according to the study West Virginia has the third highest traffic fatality rate in the country The study also found more than one third of the states roads are in poor or mediocre condition In Ashford in Boone County, Lois Kirk knows all too well what that looks like in her neighborhood Sot 1507 the road conditions are getting desperate The road is nearly gone going over the mountain there is a one lane road and the one lane is slowly but surely becoming no lane at all The department of transportation estimates it will need around 10 billion dollars over the next decde to maintain the transportation system, but only has identified funding for half that amount The D-O-T says limited dollars mean projects have to prioritized Sot we ve got to make choices based on the funding
we ve got But preservation is our number one priority As for Lois Kirk, she just wants to feel safe driving down the road In Charleston Atish Baidya Eyewitness News The state has received 211 million dollars in federal stimulus money for highway and bridge improvements But the study says that will *only serve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transporation system 00:18:29 20 Good Morning West Virginia DMA: 65 WVAH-TV CH 11 (FOX) Charleston/Huntington 07/09/2009 07:00 AM - 08:00 AM [CC] 00:33:46 A new report says West Virginia roads and highways are the third deadliest in the nation, and the state will need billions of dollars over the next decade to maintain the system Eyewitness news report Atish Baidya has more on the study A new study by a national research group says West Virginia faces a five billion shortfall when it comes to funding bridges and roads sot according to the study West Virginia has the third fatality rate in the also found more than one third of are in poor or mediocre condition In Ashford in Boone knows all too well what that looks like in her sot 1507getting desperate The road is nearly gone going a one lane road and the one lane is slowly but surely becoming no lane transportation estimates it will need around 10 over the system, but only has next decde transportation identified the D-O-T says limited dollars mean projects have to be chois based on the funding prioritized We ve got to make Lois Kirk, she just wants to preservation is our as for down the road In Charleston Atish news The state has received 211 million dollars in federal stimulus money fo highway and bridge improvements But the study says that will *only serve as a down payment on the funding need to improve the transporation system 00:36:00 21 NewsWatch 4 DMA: 155 WOAY-TV CH 4 (ABC) Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill 00:03:09 A new report says West Virginia will need to find 5 billion dollars over the next ten years to keep its roads and bridges from falling into further disrepair According to a report released today by a nonprofit transportation research group, 8 percent of the state s roads are in poor condition and 29 percent are in mediocre condition The report also says 15 percent of bridges 20 feet or longer are structurally deficient 00:04:48 22 West Virginia Tonight Live DMA: 155 WVNS-TV CH 59 (CBS) Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill 07/08/2009 05:30 PM - 06:00 PM [CC] 00:00:03 According to a study done by TRIP, a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion Counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls West Virginia received about 211-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but the TRIP reports says that won t help The state s transportation department is reportly short nearly 5-billion dollars for projects scheduled in the next ten years TRIP reports 15-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient Meanwhile, 22-percent are functionally obsolete <Without a substantial long term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and local level, many much need projects will be stranded on the drawing board> The report also says West Virginia has the third highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:02:43 23 59 News At 6 DMA: 155 WVNS-TV CH 59 (CBS) Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill [CC] 00:20:43 More than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition An organization known as West Virginians for Better Transportation released that information during a news conference this morning in south Charleston It comes as the result of a study done by TRIP, which is a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC <Without a substantial long term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and local level, many much need projects will be stnded on the drawing board > The report also says the federal stimulus money will not make as big of an impact as first thought 00:22:46 24 59 News At 11 DMA: 155
WVNS-TV CH 59 (CBS) Bluefield/Beckley/Oak Hill [CC] 00:24:30 More than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition An organization known as West Virginians for Better Transportation released that information during a news conference this morning in south Charleston It comes as the result of a study done by TRIP, which is a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC <Without a substantial long term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and local level, many much need projects will be stranded on the drawing board> The report also says the federal stimulus money will not make as big of an impact as first thought 00:26:11 25 7 News At Noon DMA: 159 07/08/2009 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM [CC] 00:01:49 According to TRIP, a Washington DC based non-profit highway think tank, more than onethird of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre conditio bridges are deficient and its third highest in the nation According to the report released today the sate faces a transportation fun over the next ten years And that unless West Virginia can project will remain unfunded 00:04:32 26 7 News At 5PM DMA: 159 07/08/2009 05:00 PM - 05:30 PM [CC] 00:02:45 A new report released today West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition Washington DC based non-profit highway think tank 7 p of the mountain state bridges are deficient and its traffic fatality rate is the third highest in the nation According to the report West Virginia faces a transportation funding shortfall of 5-billion dollars over the next ten years and that unless officials can address this funding gap projects will be stranded on the drawing board 00:04:55 27 7 News At 5:30PM DMA: 159 07/08/2009 05:30 PM - 06:00 PM [CC] 00:00:03 According to a study done by TRIP, a national transportation research group kanawha, berkele counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls West Virginia received about 211-million dollars in federal stimulus reports says that won t help The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly 5-billion dollars for projects scheduled in the next ten years TRIP reports 15-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient Meanwhile, 22-perc functionally obsolete Term boost in transportation fund and local level, many need projects will be stranded on the drawing the report also says West Virginia has the third highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:02:02 28 7 News At 6PM DMA: 159 [CC] 00:04:24 More than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to a study done by transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls An organization known as West Virginians for Better Transportation released that information during a news conference this morning Without a substan term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and local level, many much stranded on e drawing board > The report also says the federal stimulus mon will not make as big of an impact as first thought 00:06:56 29 7 News At 11PM DMA: 159 [CC] 00:08:05 A new report released today says more than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to TRIP, a Washington DC based non-profit highway think tank 7 percent of the mountain state bridges are deficient and its traffic fatality rate is the third highest in the nation Ac cording to the report West Virginia faces a transportation funding over the next ten years and
that unless officials can address this funding gap, many projects will remain unfunded 00:09:31 30 7 News At 5AM DMA: 159 07/09/2009 05:00 AM - 06:00 AM [CC] 00:09:20 And we ll tell you what a recent report has to say about the roads in West Virginia 00:09:29 [CC] 00:14:54 A new report released says more than one-third of West Virginias roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to TRIP, a Washington DC based non-profit highway th of the mountain state bridges are deficient and its traffic fatality rate is the third highest in the nation According to the report West Virginia faces a transportation funding shortfall of 5-billion dollars over the next ten years and that unless officials can address this funding gap, many projects will remain unfunded 00:16:34 31 7 News At 6AM DMA: 159 07/09/2009 06:00 AM - 07:00 AM [CC] 00:10:17 And we ll tell you what a recent report has to say about the roads in West Virginia 00:10:38 [CC] 00:16:00 A new report released says more than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition According to TRIP, a Washington DC based non-profit highway think tank, 7 percent of the mountain state bridges are de fatality rate is the third highest in the nation According to the report West Virginia faces a transportation funding shortfall of 5-billion dollars over the next ten years and that unless officials can address this funding gap, many projects will remain unfunded 00:17:36 32 12 News At 5:30 PM DMA: 168 WBOY-TV CH 2 (NBC) Clarksburg/Weston 07/08/2009 05:30 PM - 06:00 PM [CC] 00:00:07 This evening on West Virginia tonight live, bad news for roads and bridges in the mountain state We have the results of a new transportation report Plus, new leadership for the wheeling police department We ll tell you who is temporarily taking the reigns And should the sentence for shooting a police officer be harsher? A court case is forcing a review of the issue That and more, it all starts now, on West Virginia tonight live! <Welcome to West Virginia tonight live A statewide broadcast of the West Virginia media network > More than one-third of West Virginia s roads are in poor or mediocre condition Good evening, I m April Kaull It s Wednesday, July 8th According to a study done by TRIP, a national transportation research group based in Washington, DC, Kanawha, Berkeley and Marion Counties are facing the worst funding shortfalls Or West Virginia received about 211-million dollars in federal stimulus money, but the TRIP reports says that won t help The state s transportation department is reportedly short nearly 5-billion dollars for projects scheduled in the next ten years TRIP reports 15-percent of bridges in West Virginia are structurally deficient Meanwhile, 22-percent are functionally obsolete <Without a substantial long term boost in transportation funding at the state, federal and local level, many much need projects will be stranded on the drawing board> The report also says West Virginia has the third highest traffic fatality rate in the nation 00:02:47