Bay area news station KTVU is the new Moe’s Tavern, apparently. Yes, that station really did report this afternoon that the pilots of of the doomed Asiana flight 214 were named “Sum Ting Wong,” “Wi Tu ...

We're not sure what's the worst of the three sins committed by Bay Area television station KTVU: That an anchor went through the motions without noticing anything amiss as she read off clearly racist, ...

It could be the mother of all TV news screwups, after a Bay Area station reported Friday the pilots of Asiana’s flight 214 that crash landed in San Francisco were the crack team of “Sum Ting Wong,” ...

You might remember that, right after the tragic crash of Asiana Flight 214, San Francisco TV station KTVU identified a series of mindblowingly racist names, on air, as the pilots. We’re reminding you ...

Thanks in part to a rogue intern at the National Transportation Safety Board, KTVU, a local Fox affiliate in the San Francisco Bay area on Friday offered up a cringe-worthy report on the Asiana ...

(CBS) It's hard to believe this actually happened, but evidently it did. KTVU, a Bay Area FOX affiliate, thought they had learned the names of the pilots of Asiana flight 214, which crash landed last ...

As we flagged for you late last week, a local TV station on Friday ran what was one of the most cringe-worthy Asiana segments you’re going to see anywhere. A KTVU anchor read the “names” of the four ...

You’ve probably heard about the airline crash reporting fiasco. Last Friday during a live midday newscast, KTVU TV in San Francisco reported as fact that the names of the pilots on board the Asiana ...

Latest Update, July 14: Asiana Airlines, not surprisingly unamused by the whole thing, thinks an on-screen apology may not be sufficient, it said in a statement: “The reputation of the four pilots and ...

KTVU faces legal action just days after committing a serious, racially-charged gaffe on air that seriously damaged its journalistic reputation. Last Friday, the Bay Area Fox affiliate erroneously ran ...

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Update: The National Transportation Safety Board says a summer intern confirmed the names to the TV station. The intern “acted outside the scope of his authority when he erroneously confirmed the ...