It's just business, as usual, for Jill Nicolini of the CW11 Morning News. The camera cuts to her for a weather report, but she immediately launches into a personal shout-out, followed by a little weather talk, along with a whole lotta Soulja Boy bebop and tap dancing. So much for getting into work on time . . .
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1. Her attire is questionable even for a traffic reporter.
12. Why won't she close her mouth while dancing?
3. The guy doing the butt-jump move across the screen was hilarious.
4. I really hate that song.
I agree 110% with Sweetpeabrina. I hate that song with a passion. They remix the bloody HELL out of it here in AZ.
When you have a traffic girl dressed in a tied shirt under her boobs and kaki jeans you are going to get what you just got. She looks like she raided her teenage little sisters closet before going on the air.
If I was trying to get information to help me get to work faster, I would have been pissed and changed the channel a loooooooooooooooong time ago. Why is it ok for traffic girls to dress less and less professional?
2HA HA that was funny.....
3yea even "the girl on the street" reporters are isoa;;y dresed a little better. fommy though!
4I was thinking the very same thing - why is her mouth wide open while she dances?
And that guy in the background was hysterical!
5I was thinking the same thing concerning her attire. I can't believe she's allowed to dress that way. Also, I had the sound off since I also hate that song. I didn't need the sound to be able to tell that that was so stupid!
6wtf?!!!?
7Um, her outfit. Wow.
8I really don't understand all these dancing news/weather/traffic reporters. If people wanted to see/hear that they could watch MTV or something but people watch NEWS to get NEWS!! So bizarre!
9The CW is a dumb network. It's so annoying here in Sac, CA. Mark S. Allen, is a nut job. : x But him doing the soulja boy was funnier, totally embarrassing. When I clicked on this I thought it'd be him.
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