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Eye
on Idaho, A half-hour program featuring subjects and people
involved in the issues and activities of importance to Channel 2
viewers. Produced and Hosted by television veteran Walt Baker
the program has covered topics ranging from Heroin Addiction to Nuclear
Waste.
Feature material includes the "Beef
Box", "As I See It", "FYI",
and "Salute to Good Service". Controversy is often the
order of the day with both sides of the issue represented, providing
the viewer with the information needed to decide their position.
Eye on Idaho, a program designed
for the viewer that wants to stay informed.
Join us Sunday mornings at 7:30 on KBCI-TV, The One to Watch!
To contact Walt Baker, please send an
email to waltb@kbcitv.com
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Project Patch, Air
Date - April 3, 2005
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At age 16 she struggled with
depression, suicide attempts, cutting, and drug experimentation. Now
she is a bubbly fun loving young woman who has become the mentor of
other at-risk girls.Today our
“Eye” is on a program that helps at-risk kids realize
their self worth and potential. It’s called Project Patch. Our
guests are two young women whose lives have been turned around by
Project Patch. During her teen years our first guest was completely
out of control. After time in Project Patch she went on to become a
highly successful fashion model.Today she
is a member of the Project Patch Development Team, Ms Jennifer Matoske.With Ms Matoske,
the young lady mentioned in the beginning,Ms Abbie Payne.
Questions asked will include the source of funding and how a troubled
teen qualifies to become part of the program.
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IRAQ..BEHIND
THE HEADLINES, Air Date - APRIL 10TH, 2005
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You walked all night for
miles and miles through a dangerous city. While you were walking you
couldn’t help but think of the fanatics who threatened to kill
you if you ignored their demands. But you kept walking, because that
day was going to be the first day you have ever been allowed the
freedom to vote for the people you want to run your country. Today
our “Eye” is on Iraq, the elections and the progress
being made that we don’t always hear about from the Main-stream
media. Reporting to us, a man you’ve met on our program before
who travels to Iraq almost every month and who was there prior to and
during the elections, Mister Lionel Rawlins.
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DROUGHT, Air
Date - APRIL 17TH, 2005
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A long time ago there was a
famous comedian by the name of W.C. Fields. He was especially noted
for his habit of excessive drinking and was once quoted as having
said “You can’t trust water, even a straight stick turns
crooked in it. If he were alive today he might change that to
“You can’t trust water because you never know if its going to be there when you need it”.
Today our “Eye” is on the current and critical water
shortage facing Idaho. Our guest is a man who supervises the
irrigation districts system that delivers water to more than 248
Treasure Valley residential subdivisions representing over 11,000
parcels of land. He is the Water Superintendent for the Nampa and Meridian
Irrigation District, Mister John Anderson.Subjects
discussed will include ways we can all contribute to the conservation
of water as well as what the shortage means to each of us.
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Sunday April 3, 2005 
