How can a box generate images? This was the concern of many Brazilians in relation to the television, when it arrived in Brazil. Since the beginning of the transmission, TV has passed for huge transformations. The number of channels has increased, and for consequence new programs and languages were created. These were enough to enrich what was shown on this new vehicle. The radio and the cinema were not the only references anymore. The first TV news was shown in Brazil two days after the system was inaugurated and few resources were used. Today, many professionals are involved in the production and the design of the news. In order to prove this statement, just take a look at the TV news that are anchored from the newsroom. In Brazil, it happens in Jornal Hoje, Jornal Nacional and Jornal da Globo The questions proposed for this research are related to this esthetic. Are those professionals, who appear behind the anchors in the news room, noticed by the viewers? Would the movement of these people, during the transmission of the TV news, call more the attention of the viewers, in a way that the news are not understood by them? To answer these questions, ten viewers, who usually watch more than three hours of television per day (average spent by those who live in Latin America), were interviewed. The Underlying Discourse Unveiling Method (UDUM) created by Nicolaci-da Costa was used. The reached results show the importance of the relation between verbal the visual and verbal language in the TV news.