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(WNYW FOX 5). Sarah W. Graham, Executive Producer; Ron Corning, Jodi Applegate, Anchors; Beth Mccauley, Line Producer; Ryan Fisher, Producer; Mark Powel, Director The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Nominees MORNING NEWSCAST Good Day New York. August 31, 2006. (WNYW FOX 5). Sarah W. Graham, Executive Producer; Ron Corning, Jodi Applegate, Anchors; Beth McCauley, Line Producer; Ryan Fisher, Producer; Mark Powel, Director. Today in New York. April 19, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Kim Gerbasi, Executive Producer; Bruce Williams, Producer Susan McNeeley, Director; Darlene Rodriguez, Rob Morrison, Chris Cimino, Otis Livingston, Anchors; Emily Raiber, Segment Producer; Lamar Goering, Associate Producer; Dan Rice, Reporter; Peter Bunin, Assignment Editor. Today in New York. April 26, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Kim Gerbasi, Executive Producer; Bruce Williams, Producer; Susan McNeeley, Director; Darlene Rodriguez, Rob Morrison, Chris Cimino, Otis Livingston, Anchors; Emily Raiber, Karen Harris, Segment Producers; Lamar Goering, Associate Producer; Dan Rice, Reporter; Peter Bunin, Assignment Editor. Today in New York. May 10, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Kim Gerbasi, Executive Producer; Bruce Williams, Producer; Angie Morefield, Director; Darlene Rodriguez, Rob Morrison, Chris Cimino, Otis Livingston, Anchors; Emily Raiber, Segment Producer; Lamar Goering, Associate Producer; Dan Rice, Reporter; Peter Bunin, Assignment Editor. DAYTIME NEWSCAST Live at Five. July 10, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Susan McNeeley, Director; Terry Meyers, Executive Producer; Perri Peltz, Sue Simmons, Anchors. Live at Five. July 21, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Susan McNeeley, Director; Terry Meyers, Executive Producer; Perri Peltz, Sue Simmons, Anchors. Live at Five. January 11, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Susan McNeeley, Director; Terry Meyers, Executive Producer; Perri Peltz, Sue Simmons, Anchors. Live at Five. June 29, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Susan McNeeley, Director; Terry Meyers, Executive Producer; Perri Peltz, Sue Simmons, Anchors. EVENING NEWSCAST: Under 35 Minutes CBS 2 News at 11- Blackout. July 21, 2006. (WCBS-TV). Brian Applegate, Producer; Kristin Quillinan, Executive Producer; Jared Crawford, Associate Producer; Jim Rosenfield, Anchor; Brendan Keefe, Correspondent; Susan King, Director; Andrew Friedman, Assignment Editor. CBS 2 News at 11- Train Troubles. July 19, 2006. (WCBS-TV). Kristin Quillinan, Executive Producer; Brian Applegate, Producer; Susan King, Director; Dana Tyler, Jim Rosenfield, Anchors; Andrew Friedman, Assignment Editor; Brendan Keefe, Hazel Sanchez, Lou Young, Reporters; Jared Crawford, Co-Producer. News Channel 4 at 11. July 10, 2006. (WNBC-TV). 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