the anchor could communicate with "above ground" general communications and LIVE NEWS.
"We're going from weather to sharks here on the West Coast. Stand by."
An Aussie accent rose above the din of beachside cafe, "Did you say sharks?"
Women with microphones and mostly hair being shoved around by "breeze" stabbed at the air between the two men.
The anchor pursed lips together tighter as a sign language interpreter cussed and told the back up interpreter, (i)he's being close-lipped(i). On video recorders in the round everything was happening like a silent movie.
"Hav-i-ee." An in-studio news crew answered a cue phone. "An earful of voices," told an audience of locals. "(i)SUPPOSED shark attacks.(i)"
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