Newsy Anchors Blooper Reel 2014

Newsy Anchors Blooper Reel 2014

By Matt Moreno

By Matt Moreno
January 2, 2015

January 2, 2015

Day in and day out, Newsy anchors read stories to their audiences. As you'll see, they don't always get it right on the first take.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

Here are our favorite anchor bloopers of 2014!

This video includes an image from Getty Images and music from Kevin MacLeod / CC BY 3.0.

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas

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Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan

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Boeing's 737 MAX 8

DOJ, DOT Probing FAA Approval Of Boeing 737 MAX Planes

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell

The Federal Reserve Votes Not To Raise Interest Rates

Congress Debates Future Of Flood Insurance As Deadline Looms

CDC: One-Third Of Uninsured Americans Are Rationing Their Medications

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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May

Deal Or No Deal: Theresa May Gives Parliament Brexit Ultimatum

The FDA Just Approved The First Drug To Treat Postpartum Depression

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Breaking Down A Political Ad Targeting Beto O'Rourke's Past

Paul Manafort and his attorney Kevin Downing

Manafort's Lawyer Falsely Says Judges Ruled There Was No Collusion

Roundup herbicide

Jury Finds Bayer's Weed Killer Caused A California Man's Cancer

Judge Says Injunction On Military's Transgender Policy Still In Place

Part of crashed Lion Air plane

Lion Air Pilots Scoured Handbook For Solutions Before Crash

EU Slaps Google With Another Massive Antitrust Fine

People cross one of several bridges destroyed by Cyclone Idai.

Mozambique Begins National Mourning After Cyclone Idai Kills Hundreds

A man pays tribute to victims of Christchurch mosque attack

New Zealand Officials Say Most Mosque Victims Will Be Identified Soon

Disney CEO Bob Iger and Mickey Mouse

Disney's $71.3B Acquisition Of 21st Century Fox Is Complete

Person being detained

4th Person Dies In Customs And Border Protection Custody

Police officers in New Zealand

Police: Suspect In New Zealand Mosque Attacks Had A Third Target

President Donald Trump

Trump To Nominate New Head Of Federal Aviation Administration

Facebook Will Create A New Advertiser Portal To Fight Discrimination

Chicago police badge

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Officer's Lawsuit Against Chicago Police Defies "Code of Silence"

Japanese Olympic Committee President Tsunekazu Takeda

Japan's Olympic Committee President Quits Amid Corruption Allegations

Mike Trout Is About To Sign The Richest Contract In Baseball History

President Trump and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro

Trump And Bolsonaro Are Trying To Reboot US-Brazil Relations

Scantron test paper

USC: Students Linked To Admissions Scandal Can't Enroll In Classes

Teens saddened looking down

Teens Are More Anxious Than Ever: The Physical Toll On Their Brains

The Essential Science Of Essential Oils

U.S. Rep. Devin Nunes.

Rep. Devin Nunes Is Suing Twitter And 3 Users For Defamation

Person detained

Supreme Court Backs The Government In Immigration Detention Ruling

Former Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke

Illinois Supreme Court Rejects Bid To Re-sentence Jason Van Dyke

Members of the U.S. Supreme Court

Washington Roundup: The Supreme Court Takes Up Gerrymandering — Again

A tram in Utrecht

Dutch Police Looking At Terrorism As Possible Motive For Tram Shooting

Dozens of video from the day the incident took place on the bridge help verify who started the fire.

Who Set Fire To Venezuela Aid? New Footage Gives A Clearer Picture

College students at graduation ceremony

White House Proposes Limits On Some Federal Student Loans

Documents Related To FBI Raids Of Cohen's House, Office Released

The White House

White House Reportedly Wants Early Access To Mueller Findings

SEC Calls Elon Musk's Failure To Get Approval For Tweets 'Stunning'

Rep. Jerry Nadler

Nadler Says He's 'Encouraged' By Response To Sweeping Document Request

Russian President Vladimir Putin

Office of the Russian President

New Laws In Russia Criminalize Spread Of 'Fake News'

Michael Rosfeld

Trial To Begin For Former Police Officer Who Shot Antwon Rose Jr.

U.S.-Mexico border

Pentagon Shares List Of Projects That Could Be Cut To Fund Border Wall

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Democrats Ask FBI To Investigate Trump's Link To Fla. Massage Parlors

A person wears a red HIV/AIDS awareness ribbon

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The Ku Klux Klan protests on July 8, 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia.

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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern meets with Muslim community leaders

New Zealand PM Wants Social Platforms To Crack Down On Hateful Content

"Yellow Vest" protestors

France Bans Some Yellow Vest Protests After Latest Demonstrations

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Brexit protesters

Speaker Says House Of Commons Won't Hold Third Vote On Brexit Deal

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The Big Business of Photo Filters

SCOTUS To Decide If DC Sniper Should Get New Sentencing

Water floods road in Nebraska

Nebraka State Patrol

The Midwest Could Face Even More Flooding This Week

Area affected by floods in Indonesia

Office of the Indonesian President

Flash Floods, Mudslides Kill At Least 79 People In Indonesia

Beto O'Rourke at a campaign stop.

Beto O'Rourke Raised Over $6M In First Day Of Presidential Campaign

The scale of damage in Biera, Mozambique, from Cyclone Idai

At Least 215 Dead In Southern Africa Following Cyclone Idai

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Office of the Iranian President

Iran Plans To Take Legal Action Against US Over Sanctions

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Experts No Longer Recommend Daily Aspirin For Heart Attack Prevention

Gen. Joseph Dunford

Top General Denies Report On US Leaving Nearly 1,000 Troops In Syria

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern

New Zealand Cabinet Agrees 'In Principle' To Tighten Gun Laws

Homeless line up outside the Northern Kentucky Emergency Shelter in Covington, KY.

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GOP Tax Reform Poses New Threat For Nonprofits

Brie Larson in "Captain Marvel"

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Google's headquarters

Google Denies Accusations It's Working For China's Military

British Prime Minister Theresa May

Theresa May Implores Parliament To Pass Brexit Deal

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte

The Philippines Officially Leaves International Criminal Court

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo answers questions during a press conference.

US Will Deny Visas To Some International Criminal Court Members

Ted Cruz's 2012 Campaign Fined For Misreporting Source Of Loans

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Last Major US Carrier Stops All Flights To Venezuela

Sen. Bernie Sanders

Bernie Sanders' Presidential Campaign Staffers Are Unionizing

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Announces 2020 Presidential Candidacy

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Zuzana Caputova facing an audience

Zuzana Caputova for President

Slovakia's Presidential Frontrunner Has No Public Office Experience

Yellow Vest Protests

Violence Erupts As Yellow Vest Protests Continue In France

A shopper tries out the Apple iPhone 6

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Wisconsin Governor Declares State Of Emergency Due To Flooding

Police look on as locals lay flowers and condolences at the Huda Mosque in tribute to those killed and injured.

New Zealand Shooting Suspect Makes First Court Appearance

Treasury Department Announces More Sanctions Against Russia

Apple Responds To Spotify's Complaint About Its App Store Policies

U.S. olympic rings

Dozens Of Women File A Lawsuit Against The U.S. Olympic Committee

New York Attorney General Lays Out Case Against Trump Foundation

U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during their second summit.

North Korea Says It May Suspend Nuclear Talks With U.S.

Joe Biden's Presence Looms Over 2020 Democratic Field

Police investigate New Zealand property.

The Violence Of The New Zealand Mosque Shooting Is Amplified Online

President Donald Trump

Trump Vetoes Resolution Blocking His Emergency Declaration

New Zealand police

Christchurch Shooting Part Of A Pattern Of Far-Right Extremist Attacks

White House Expected To Hand Over Documents To House Panel By Monday

Elon Musk Unveils Tesla's New Model Y

A flight data recorder retrieved from Continental Connection Flight 3407 is shown at NTSB headquarters

Getty Images / Win McNamee

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Mosque Shootings Turn Attention To New Zealand's Gun Laws

Sen. James Lankford

Calculating Federal Tax Revenue Isn't As Simple As Sen. Lankford Says

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Students in London take part in protest on climate change

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