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News channel at a loss for controversy explanation FP Only a week removed from previous woes, FoxNews is now having to explain why an apparent warning sign appeared briefly over Sen. Ted Kennedy's head during a live news broadcast. "We're not sure what happened but as soon as we find out, we will release a statement," said Joel Williams, a spokesman for FoxNews Channel. It was a typical day on Capitol Hill, when apparently a warning sign appeared on screen as soon as the camera focused in on Sen. Kennedy. It wasn't immediately known what the sign read. Pundits were quick to explain the possibilities. Some speculated it was just a random computer glitch. Another analyst thought it could be a misplaced public service announcement. A more sinister scenario included an intentional attempt to obscure Sen. Kennedy's face. A CNN employee who wished to remain anonymous suggested "[I]t was probably just more right-wing Rethuglican hackery over at Faux News. Stupid top-rated [expl] [expl]-holes." Of those who theorized a possible misplaced public service announcement, it was unsure whether the ad was for pool-side safety or travel warnings for Massachusetts and D.C. highways. Previous... More FIU Thanks Will, Marc, Ace, Mike P. and Nickie G.