CBS Local ID's
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Here's a description of how local 1995 CBS' affiliates' IDs were animated, at least from what can be seen in the "You're On" demo (on Dailymotion and YouTube):
WCBS in New York City, New York
On a dark purple background, a purple CBS eye and an orange "2" drop down from different angles, then center themselves on the screen. "WCBS-TV NEW YORK" is wiped in from both sides below.
KZTV in Corpus Christi, Texas
TBA
WAFB in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Features WAFB's logo zooming in over a helicopter shot of downtown Baton Rouge. This was used for the 6 PM news open and similar versions of this logo were used to open the other newscasts produced by this station from 1990 until 1999.
On a black background, an odd blue shape almost resembling a hurricane weather symbol spins around, while "10" and "KLFY" zoom out from the left.
WCSC in Charleston, South Carolina
TBA
KOAM in Joplin, Missouri
TBA
KFVS in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
TBA
WLNS in Lansing, Michigan
TBA
On a blue background with flying rectangles, "KTVL" and the number 10, inside a TV-tube shape, along with "MEDFORD", fly into place. The CBS eye also flies in below the "10".
WRAL (now NBC) in Raleigh, North Carolina
TBA
KDKA in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
On a blue background, the Group W-font "2" rotates into place, shining with flares. "KDKA" appears below, doing the same thing.
(NOTE: This ID appears twice in the reel, which is awkward.)
On a transparent blue background that has a cameraman, eight screens of news footage throughout Waco shoot out in all directions. In the center, "NEWSCHANNEL 10" (with the "10" being gray-colored and larger than the rest), along with "KWTX-TV WACO, TEMPLE, KILLEEN" spin into place, leaving a trail, and the logo shines.
WHP in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
TBA
WJTV in Jackson, Mississippi
TBA
KWTV in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
TBA
WKRG in Mobile, Alabama
TBA
WLKY in Louisville, Kentucky
TBA
KTVQ in Billings, Montana
TBA
WRDW in Augusta, Georgia
TBA
WRBL in Columbus, Georgia
TBA
WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina
TBA
On a purple-pink background, the camera tilts upward from a close-up shot of a giant periwinkle CBS eye with a "3" in the middle. "KRTV 3" and a gold CBS eye drop down slightly, over the giant eye.
WJZ in Baltimore, Maryland
On a black background, the WJZ logo of the time, in the Group W font, flies from the left.
WAKA in Montgomery, Alabama
TBA
WTHI in Terre Haute, Indiana
TBA
WFRV in Green Bay, Wisconsin
TBA
WYMT in Hazard, Kentucky
TBA
KSWT in Yuma, Arizona
TBA
WBKB in Alpena, Michigan
TBA
WNEM in Bay City, Michigan
TBA
KBIM in Roswell, New Mexico
TBA
WBTW in Florence, South Carolina
TBA
Over a live-action picture of Scottsbluff, a cube with the 1992 CBS ID inside rotates around aimlessly in the center of the screen, then, just like a chick hatching out of its egg, the KSTF logo (consisting of a futuristic "KSTF" logo with "Scottsbluff" and "Gering" below) breaks free from the cube and zooms in to the viewer.
WJMN in Escanaba, Michigan
TBA
WISH (now CW) in Indianapolis, Indiana
TBA
WSPA in Spartanburg, South Carolina
TBA
WCIA in Champaign, Illinois/WCFN (now MyNetworkTV and WCIX) in Springfield, Illinois
TBA
WFMY in Greensboro, North Carolina
TBA
WMBD in Peoria, Illinois
TBA
KGAN in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
TBA
WCPO (now ABC) in Cincinnati, Ohio
TBA
WDBJ in Roanoke, Virginia
TBA
KHOU in Houston, Texas
TBA
WKBN in Youngstown, Ohio
TBA
KJEO (now KGPE) in Fresno, California
TBA
KRQE in Albuquerque, New Mexico
TBA
KCCI in Des Moines, Iowa
TBA
WBNS in Columbus, Ohio
TBA
WJHL in Johnson City, Tennessee
TBA
WTOL in Toledo, Ohio
On a black background, a dark slate blue box with the white word "TOLEDO" appears. An italicized 11 numeral (one in turquoise and the other in lime green) fades in on the left of the box, then white boxes with midnight blue letters "THE" and "CHANNEL" fly in from the bottom and top respectively, crossing over each other as a white "NEWS" slides in from the right, all three words then settle into place on the right of the box.
KOLD in Tuscon, Arizona
TBA
KXMB in Bismarck, North Dakota
TBA
KFMB in San Diego, California
TBA
WJXT (now independent) in Jacksonville, Florida
TBA
KLEW in Lewiston, Idaho
TBA
WNCT in Greenville, North Carolina
TBA
KOIN in Portland, Oregon
TBA
KOLN in Lincoln, Nebraska/KGIN in Grand Island, Nebraska
TBA
KHSL in Chico, California
TBA
WTSP in Tampa, Florida
TBA
KSLA in Shreveport, Louisiana
TBA
KXJB (now Cozi TV and KRDK) in Valley City, North Dakota
TBA
WCTV in Thomasville, Georgia
TBA
KSTW (now CW) in Tacoma, Washington
TBA
WGPR (now WWJ) in Detroit, Michigan
Against a black background with a large purple CBS eye and the searchlights from the 1992 "This is CBS" campaign, a large pink CBS eye and large gold 62 numerals fly across the screen from the bottom-right corner of the screen to the upper-left, while multiple white "CBS DETROIT" words spin around the logo.
WTAJ in Altoona, Pennsylvania
TBA
WBNG in Binghamton, New York
TBA
WHNT in Huntsville, Alabama
TBA
WSBT in South Bend, Indiana
TBA
WMAZ in Macon, Georgia
TBA
KOTV in Tulsa, Oklahoma
TBA
WGNX (now WGCL) in Atlanta, Georgia
TBA
KMTV in Omaha, Nebraska
TBA
KELO in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
TBA
WLFI in Lafayette, Indiana
TBA
KPHO in Phoenix, Arizona
TBA
KMOV in St. Louis, Missouri
TBA
KTVT in Dallas, Texas
TBA
WCIX (now channel 4 and WFOR, channel 6 now NBC and WTVJ) in Miami, Florida
TBA
WWNY in Carthage, New York
TBA
WTKR in Norfolk, Virginia
TBA
WIVB in Buffalo, New York
TBA
KFDM in Beaumont, Texas
TBA
KOVR in Sacramento, California
TBA
WDJT in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
TBA
KRCG in Jefferson City, Missouri
TBA
KHQA in Hannibal, Missouri
TBA
WBMG (now WIAT) in Birmingham, Alabama
TBA
WUSA in Washington, District of Columbia
TBA
KCBY in Coos Bay, Oregon
TBA
WDEF in Chattanooga, Tennessee
TBA
KCTV in Kansas City, Missouri
TBA
KCOY in Santa Maria, California
TBA
KVAL in Eugene, Oregon
TBA
WTVR in Richmond, Virginia
TBA
KPIC in Roseburg, Oregon
TBA
KTVS (now independent and KCDO) in Sterling, Colorado
TBA
WOWK in Huntington, West Virginia
TBA
KDBC in El Paso, Texas
TBA
KGMB in Honolulu, Hawaii
TBA
KENS in San Antonio, Texas
TBA
KDLH (now CW) in Duluth, Minnesota
TBA
WROC in Rochester, New York
TBA
WCAX in Burlington, Vermont
TBA
WOIO in Shaker Heights, Ohio
TBA
WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina
TBA
WCPX (now WKMG) in Orlando, Florida
TBA
WBBM in Chicago, Illinois
TBA
KEYC in Mankato, Minnesota
TBA
KCNC in Denver, Colorado
TBA
KVIQ (now KJRW) in Eureka, California
TBA
KTAB in Abilene, Texas
TBA
WIBW in Topeka, Kansas
TBA
WREG in Memphis, Tennessee
TBA
KERO (now ABC) in Bakersfield, California
TBA
KREM in Spokane, Washington
TBA
KBTX in Bryan, Texas
TBA
KWCH in Wichita, Kansas
TBA
WTVH in Syracuse, New York
TBA
KBCI (now KBOI) in Boise, Idaho
TBA
WDTV in Weston, West Virginia
TBA
WAGM in Presque Isle, Maine
TBA
WWMT in Kalamazoo, Michigan
TBA
KGWC in Casper, Wyoming
TBA
WMDN in Meridian, Mississippi
TBA
KGWN in Cheyenne, Wyoming
TBA
KTVF (now NBC) in Fairbanks, Alaska
TBA
WGME in Portland, Maine
TBA
WANE in Fort Wayne, Indiana
TBA
KXLF in Butte, Montana/KCTZ (now KBZK) in Bozeman, Montana
TBA
WFSB in Hartford, Connecticut
TBA
WLYH (now Comet and WXBU) in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
TBA
KCBS in Los Angeles, California
TBA
WCBS in New York City, New York
On a dark purple background, a purple CBS eye and an orange "2" drop down from different angles, then center themselves on the screen. "WCBS-TV NEW YORK" is wiped in from both sides below.
KZTV in Corpus Christi, Texas
TBA
WAFB in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Features WAFB's logo zooming in over a helicopter shot of downtown Baton Rouge. This was used for the 6 PM news open and similar versions of this logo were used to open the other newscasts produced by this station from 1990 until 1999.
KLFY in Lafayette, Louisiana
On a black background, an odd blue shape almost resembling a hurricane weather symbol spins around, while "10" and "KLFY" zoom out from the left.
WCSC in Charleston, South Carolina
TBA
KOAM in Joplin, Missouri
TBA
KFVS in Cape Girardeau, Missouri
TBA
WLNS in Lansing, Michigan
TBA
KTVL in Medford, Oregon
On a blue background with flying rectangles, "KTVL" and the number 10, inside a TV-tube shape, along with "MEDFORD", fly into place. The CBS eye also flies in below the "10".
WRAL (now NBC) in Raleigh, North Carolina
TBA
KDKA in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
On a blue background, the Group W-font "2" rotates into place, shining with flares. "KDKA" appears below, doing the same thing.
(NOTE: This ID appears twice in the reel, which is awkward.)
KWTX in Waco, Texas
On a transparent blue background that has a cameraman, eight screens of news footage throughout Waco shoot out in all directions. In the center, "NEWSCHANNEL 10" (with the "10" being gray-colored and larger than the rest), along with "KWTX-TV WACO, TEMPLE, KILLEEN" spin into place, leaving a trail, and the logo shines.
WHP in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
TBA
WJTV in Jackson, Mississippi
TBA
KWTV in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
TBA
WKRG in Mobile, Alabama
TBA
WLKY in Louisville, Kentucky
TBA
KTVQ in Billings, Montana
TBA
WRDW in Augusta, Georgia
TBA
WRBL in Columbus, Georgia
TBA
WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina
TBA
KRTV in Great Falls, Montana
On a purple-pink background, the camera tilts upward from a close-up shot of a giant periwinkle CBS eye with a "3" in the middle. "KRTV 3" and a gold CBS eye drop down slightly, over the giant eye.
WJZ in Baltimore, Maryland
On a black background, the WJZ logo of the time, in the Group W font, flies from the left.
WAKA in Montgomery, Alabama
TBA
WTHI in Terre Haute, Indiana
TBA
WFRV in Green Bay, Wisconsin
TBA
WYMT in Hazard, Kentucky
TBA
KSWT in Yuma, Arizona
TBA
WBKB in Alpena, Michigan
TBA
WNEM in Bay City, Michigan
TBA
KBIM in Roswell, New Mexico
TBA
WBTW in Florence, South Carolina
TBA
KSTF in Scottsbluff, Nebraska
Over a live-action picture of Scottsbluff, a cube with the 1992 CBS ID inside rotates around aimlessly in the center of the screen, then, just like a chick hatching out of its egg, the KSTF logo (consisting of a futuristic "KSTF" logo with "Scottsbluff" and "Gering" below) breaks free from the cube and zooms in to the viewer.
WJMN in Escanaba, Michigan
TBA
WISH (now CW) in Indianapolis, Indiana
TBA
WSPA in Spartanburg, South Carolina
TBA
WCIA in Champaign, Illinois/WCFN (now MyNetworkTV and WCIX) in Springfield, Illinois
TBA
WFMY in Greensboro, North Carolina
TBA
WMBD in Peoria, Illinois
TBA
KGAN in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
TBA
WCPO (now ABC) in Cincinnati, Ohio
TBA
WDBJ in Roanoke, Virginia
TBA
KHOU in Houston, Texas
TBA
WKBN in Youngstown, Ohio
TBA
KJEO (now KGPE) in Fresno, California
TBA
KRQE in Albuquerque, New Mexico
TBA
KCCI in Des Moines, Iowa
TBA
WBNS in Columbus, Ohio
TBA
WJHL in Johnson City, Tennessee
TBA
WTOL in Toledo, Ohio
On a black background, a dark slate blue box with the white word "TOLEDO" appears. An italicized 11 numeral (one in turquoise and the other in lime green) fades in on the left of the box, then white boxes with midnight blue letters "THE" and "CHANNEL" fly in from the bottom and top respectively, crossing over each other as a white "NEWS" slides in from the right, all three words then settle into place on the right of the box.
KOLD in Tuscon, Arizona
TBA
KXMB in Bismarck, North Dakota
TBA
KFMB in San Diego, California
TBA
WJXT (now independent) in Jacksonville, Florida
TBA
KLEW in Lewiston, Idaho
TBA
WNCT in Greenville, North Carolina
TBA
KOIN in Portland, Oregon
TBA
KOLN in Lincoln, Nebraska/KGIN in Grand Island, Nebraska
TBA
KHSL in Chico, California
TBA
WTSP in Tampa, Florida
TBA
KSLA in Shreveport, Louisiana
TBA
KXJB (now Cozi TV and KRDK) in Valley City, North Dakota
TBA
WCTV in Thomasville, Georgia
TBA
KSTW (now CW) in Tacoma, Washington
TBA
WGPR (now WWJ) in Detroit, Michigan
Against a black background with a large purple CBS eye and the searchlights from the 1992 "This is CBS" campaign, a large pink CBS eye and large gold 62 numerals fly across the screen from the bottom-right corner of the screen to the upper-left, while multiple white "CBS DETROIT" words spin around the logo.
WTAJ in Altoona, Pennsylvania
TBA
WBNG in Binghamton, New York
TBA
WHNT in Huntsville, Alabama
TBA
WSBT in South Bend, Indiana
TBA
WMAZ in Macon, Georgia
TBA
KOTV in Tulsa, Oklahoma
TBA
WGNX (now WGCL) in Atlanta, Georgia
TBA
KMTV in Omaha, Nebraska
TBA
KELO in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
TBA
WLFI in Lafayette, Indiana
TBA
KPHO in Phoenix, Arizona
TBA
KMOV in St. Louis, Missouri
TBA
KTVT in Dallas, Texas
TBA
WCIX (now channel 4 and WFOR, channel 6 now NBC and WTVJ) in Miami, Florida
TBA
WWNY in Carthage, New York
TBA
WTKR in Norfolk, Virginia
TBA
WIVB in Buffalo, New York
TBA
KFDM in Beaumont, Texas
TBA
KOVR in Sacramento, California
TBA
WDJT in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
TBA
KRCG in Jefferson City, Missouri
TBA
KHQA in Hannibal, Missouri
TBA
WBMG (now WIAT) in Birmingham, Alabama
TBA
WUSA in Washington, District of Columbia
TBA
KCBY in Coos Bay, Oregon
TBA
WDEF in Chattanooga, Tennessee
TBA
KCTV in Kansas City, Missouri
TBA
KCOY in Santa Maria, California
TBA
KVAL in Eugene, Oregon
TBA
WTVR in Richmond, Virginia
TBA
KPIC in Roseburg, Oregon
TBA
KTVS (now independent and KCDO) in Sterling, Colorado
TBA
WOWK in Huntington, West Virginia
TBA
KDBC in El Paso, Texas
TBA
KGMB in Honolulu, Hawaii
TBA
KENS in San Antonio, Texas
TBA
KDLH (now CW) in Duluth, Minnesota
TBA
WROC in Rochester, New York
TBA
WCAX in Burlington, Vermont
TBA
WOIO in Shaker Heights, Ohio
TBA
WBTV in Charlotte, North Carolina
TBA
WCPX (now WKMG) in Orlando, Florida
TBA
WBBM in Chicago, Illinois
TBA
KEYC in Mankato, Minnesota
TBA
KCNC in Denver, Colorado
TBA
KVIQ (now KJRW) in Eureka, California
TBA
KTAB in Abilene, Texas
TBA
WIBW in Topeka, Kansas
TBA
WREG in Memphis, Tennessee
TBA
KERO (now ABC) in Bakersfield, California
TBA
KREM in Spokane, Washington
TBA
KBTX in Bryan, Texas
TBA
KWCH in Wichita, Kansas
TBA
WTVH in Syracuse, New York
TBA
KBCI (now KBOI) in Boise, Idaho
TBA
WDTV in Weston, West Virginia
TBA
WAGM in Presque Isle, Maine
TBA
WWMT in Kalamazoo, Michigan
TBA
KGWC in Casper, Wyoming
TBA
WMDN in Meridian, Mississippi
TBA
KGWN in Cheyenne, Wyoming
TBA
KTVF (now NBC) in Fairbanks, Alaska
TBA
WGME in Portland, Maine
TBA
WANE in Fort Wayne, Indiana
TBA
KXLF in Butte, Montana/KCTZ (now KBZK) in Bozeman, Montana
TBA
WFSB in Hartford, Connecticut
TBA
WLYH (now Comet and WXBU) in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
TBA
KCBS in Los Angeles, California
TBA