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It's not up to the networks; it's up to your local CBS affiliate. I'm sure the CBS network would love to give you permission to receive their programming, if they could. What you need to do is prove that you are not able to receive a Grade B signal from your location. The ARRL may be able...

You got that right. There is no way you should ever get a shock by touching the shield (outer conductor) on a pice of coax. That's the whole point of the grounding provisions of the NEC: to see to it no one gets shocked. If you do, there is something wrong with the grounding system in the...