The next day, despite agreeing with Veronica to keep the relationship discreet, Ron tells the entire news room that he and Veronica are in a sexual relationship (and later announces it on the air). Veronica goes against her policy of not dating co-workers and sleeps with Ron. During their date, Ron woos Veronica by playing jazz flute (actually played by Los Angeles based musician, Katisse Buckingham) in his friend Tino's ( Fred Armisen) club. Ron ends up asking her out under the guise of helping out a new co-worker, which she accepts.
The news team attempts to seduce Veronica using various inept, arrogant and sexist methods, all of which backfire. The next day, Ed informs the team that he has been forced by the network to hire Veronica Corningstone, a female news reporter from Asheville, North Carolina – and the same woman Ron had tried to pick up the night before. After an awkward, failed pick-up attempt, the woman leaves. While getting drunk, Ron sees an attractive blond woman and immediately tries to hit on her. The team is notified by their boss, Ed Harken, that their station has maintained its long-held status as the highest-rated news program in San Diego, leading them to throw a wild party. He works alongside his friends on the news team: no-nonsense and selfish lead field reporter Brian Fantana, enthusiastic and happy sportscaster Champion "Champ" Kind, and mischevious and calm chief meteorologist Brick Tamland, who unbeknownst to his colleagues is actually mentally challenged. In 1975 San Diego, Ron Burgundy is the famous and successful anchorman for KVWN-TV Channel 4 Evening News.
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