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Emmy® Awards- Winners MORNING NEWSCAST The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners MORNING NEWSCAST 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. DAYTIME NEWSCAST Live at Five. July 10, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Susan McNeeley, Director; Terry Meyers, Executive Producer; Perri Peltz, Sue Simmons, Anchors. EVENING NEWSCAST: Under 35 Minutes News Channel 4 at 11. July 10, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Jennifer Blanco, Producer; Steve Grymes, Director; Lynda Baquero, Chuck Scarborough, Anchors. EVENING NEWSCAST: Over 35 Minutes WB 11 News at Ten: Flooded Out. October 12, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Karen Scott, News Director; John Houseman, Assistant News Director; Tim Armstrong, Executive Producer; Robert Cucchiaro, Producer; Wiliberto Ocasio, Managing Editor; Doug Kahn, Assignment Editor; Bob Pronovost, Director; Jim Watkins, Kaity Tong, Anchors; Joe Cioffi, Weather Anchor; Sal Marchiano, Sports Anchor; Paula Rizzo, Associate Producer. GENERAL ASSIGNMENT Beggars Can’t Be Choosy. August 16, 2006. (R News). Todd Krupa, Photojournalist; Seth Voorhees, Reporter. BREAKING NEWS STORY Flooded Out. October 12, 2006. (WPIX-TV). Arthur Chi'en, Reporter; Kenton Young, Thomas Cassidy, Photographers; Doug Kahn, Assignment Editor. SPOT NEWS STORY East Side Explosion. July 10, 2006. (WPIX-TV). Chris Glorioso, Allison Kaden, Arthur Chi'en, Cathy Hobbs, Reporters; Wiliberto Ocasio, Managing Editor; Chris St. Peter, Laura Mineo, Assignment Editors; Angel Navarro, Field Producer; Ace Zaken, Photographer. CONTINUING COVERAGE Hurricane Katrina. September 2 - 8, 2005. (WCBS-TV). Brendan Keefe, Reporter. 2 The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners HARD NEWS: Single Story Bounty Hunters. February 23, 2006. (WABC-TV). Sarah Wallace, Reporter; Robert Cantwell, Producer. HARD NEWS: Series Dishonor in the Court. November 15, 2005 & August 22, 2006. (WABC-TV). Sarah Wallace, Reporter; Robert Cantwell, Producer. INVESTIGATIVE: Single Story Cops with Fake Diplomas. May 10, 2006. (WNYW FOX 5). Arnold Diaz, Reporter; Deborah Fountain, Alan Lesner, Vinny Mariani, Producers. INVESTIGATIVE: Series The Informant. February 8, 27, March 6, 2006. (My 9 News WWOR). Barbara Nevins Taylor, Reporter; Ed Lopez, Paul Tsakos, J.L. Mitchell, Noreen Coles, Kathleen Coles, Producers. FEATURE NEWS: Single Story On Holy Ground. March 24, 2006. (News 12 Connecticut). Frank Bruce, Photographer; David Springer, Reporter. FEATURE NEWS: Series It’s All about Hope. May11-12, 2006. (News 12 Long Island). Elizabeth Hashagen, Producer; Michael DelGiudice, Photojournalist; Greg Inserillo, Editor. NEWS SPECIAL Eye on Rochester: The Pregnancy Codes. February 22, 2006. (WROC-TV). Lee Eldridge, Executive Producer; Ty Chandler, Producer; Michael Leach, Jim Gardner, Associate Producers. JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE Hoffer Reports. December 8, 2005 & February 28, May 24, 16, 2006. (WABC-TV). Jim Hoffer, Reporter; Daniela Royes, Brian White, Rob Cantwell, Producers. 3 The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners ARTS: News Whitney Biennial. March 31, 2006. (Thirteen/WNET). Suzanne Glickstein, Producer. ARTS: Program Feature Funny/Strange: William Wegman. April 13, 2006. (Thirteen/WNET). Suzanne Glickstein, Chris Kogler, Producers. ARTS: Program/Special The Public at 50, Part 2. October 28, 2005. (Thirteen/WNET). Suzanne Glickstein, Bob Morris, Producers; John DeNatale, Executive Producer. ENTERTAINMENT: Program Feature Walking with Johnny. June 22, 2006. (MagRack). Dave Noll, Christopher Stout, Executive Producers; Ali Mansfield, Producer. ENTERTAINMENT: Program/Special BTS: Made in New York. Oct 19, 2006 and November. (WNBC-TV). Judith Price, Creator; Brad Newman, Producer. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: News Jane Jacobs Remembered. May 12, 2006. (Thirteen/WNET). Jim Epstein, Producer. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: Program Feature Cool in Your Code- “Code Read: Mark Kurlansky/Angie Cruz/SJ Rozan.” April 2006, May 2006. (NYC TV). Trevor Scotland, William Morrison, Hank Wasiak, Executive Producers; D. Michael Aspite, Producer. HISTORICAL/CULTURAL: Program/Special Secrets of New York: Underground. November 30, 2006. (NYC TV). Arick Wierson, Executive Producer; Harry Hunkele, Producer. EDUCATION: News J-Mac. March 23, 2006. (WGRZ-TV). Aaron Saykin, Reporter; Bill Boyer, Photojournalist. 4 The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners EDUCATION: Program/Special Toni On! Costa Rica. October 23, 29, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Toni Senecal, Tracy M. Shea, Executive Producers. CHILDREN Kids Clubhouse Episode 2. March 25, 2006. (SportsNet New York). Andrew Coy Lombardi, Tony Colon, Producers; Curt Gowdy Jr., Executive Producer; Julie Frahm, Supervising Producer. TEEN One Tragic Hit. February 10, 2006. (WPIX-TV). Vanessa Tyler, Reporter. BUSINESS/CONSUMER: News 50 Ways to Save Gas. May 22, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Asa Aarons, Reporter; Doreen Geiger, Brian Quinn, Anthony Innarelli, Producers. BUSINESS/CONSUMER: Program Feature Shame, Shame, Shame. June 8, 29, 2006. (WNYW FOX 5). Arnold Diaz, Reporter; Angela Cascarano, Deborah Fountain, Vinny Mariani, Alan Lesner, Marilyn Salaway, Producers. ENVIRONMENT Getting Down to Earth. April 17-21. (News 12 Long Island). Elizabeth Hashagen, Reporter; Brian Jingleski, David Garden, Photojournalists. HEALTH/SCIENCE: News Earth’s Elderly. December 8, 9, 2005. (WNBC-TV). Max Gomez, Reporter; Cathy Becker, Brian Derr, Producers. HEALTH/SCIENCE: Program Feature, Program/Special Breast Cancer: Fighting a Recurrence. October 8, 2005. (WABC-TV). Jeelu Billimoria, Senior Producer; Diana Williams, Stacey Sager, Hosts. CRIME 5 The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners Wrong Moustache. March 20, 2006. (WNYW FOX 5). John Deutzman, Reporter; Marilyn Salaway, Producer. POLITICS/GOVERNMENT: News Let’s Make A Deal. March 11, 2006. (My 9 News WWOR). Barbara Nevins Taylor, Reporter; J.L. Mitchell, Horatio Jennings, Paul Tsakos, Producers. POLITICS/GOVERNMENT: Program Feature, Program/Special Richard French Live- War in Iraq. March 20, 2006; June 22, 2006. (WRNN-TV). Richard French, Anchor; Jessica Tomindy, Producer. RELIGION The Eternal Light: A Historical Retrospective. February 26, 2006. (WABC-TV). Debra Gonsher Vinik, Producer; David Vinik, Editor. SOCIETAL CONCERNS: News Aids and the Elderly. March 24, 2006. (News 12 Connecticut). Frank Bruce, Photographer; Lori Bordonaro, Reporter. SOCIETAL CONCERNS: Program Feature The Mexicans of Port Richmond. July 14, 2006. (Thirteen/WNET). Jim Epstein, Producer. SOCIETAL CONCERNS: Program/Special UpClose with Diana Williams: Desperate Crossings: Eyewitness News at the Border. July 2, 2006. (WABC-TV). Diana Williams, Anchor; Seung Suh, Producer; Jerry Lago, Camera; Joe Tello, Editor. SPORTS COVERAGE: Single Story Brooklyn’s Bums. October 4, 2005. (WNBC-TV). Greg Cergol, Reporter. SPORTS COVERAGE: Sportscast Noticiero 47 Telemundo a las Seis- Deportes Bajo Agua. March 24, 2006. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Veronica Contreras, Sports Anchor; Endy Rodriguez, Senior Assignment Editor; Rossy Peguero, Producer; Gus Alonso, Hector Liriano, Photographers; Dave Hirschberg, Graphic Artist. 6 The 2007 New York Emmy® Awards- Winners SPORTS COVERAGE: Series More than Just a Game. March 25, 31, 2006. (News 12 Westchester). Antoinette Biordi, Reporter; Bart Dellarmi, Photographer/Editor. SPORTS PROGRAMMING: Program Feature Mike’d Up Programming Feature. March 5, 2006. (WNBC-TV). Doug Safchik, Executive Producer. SPORTS PROGRAMMING: Regularly Scheduled Program Yankeeography: David Cone. December 25, 2005. (Major League Baseball Productions, for YES Network). Jim O’Hara, Lead Producer; John J. Filippelli, David Gavant, David Check, Executive Producers; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; Jeff Spaulding, Jeff Scott, Senior Producers; Adam Schlackman, Coordinating Producer; Brian Barrow, Jonathan Nanberg, Robert Haddad, Tareq Naouri, Leslie Macher, Matt Anderton, Damien Rodriguez, Chang Choi, Gina Hackett, Max Siegal, Tom O’Conner, Producers; John Sterling, Talent. SPORTS PROGRAMMING: Program/Series Yankeeography Series. November 24, 2005. (Major League Baseball Productions, for YES Network). John J. Filippelli, David Gavant, David Check, Executive Producers; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; Jeff Spaulding, Jeff Scott, Senior Producers; Adam Schlackman, Coordinating Producer; Jim O’Hara, Brian Barrow, Steve Ahn, Daryl Martins, James Potocki, Alfonso Pozzo, Gary Waksman, Meredith Eckert, Kristen Snyder, Griffin Partilla, Jason Katz, Allison Potocki, Craig Axelrod, Brian Sales, Paul Solga, Jonathan Nanberg, Robert Haddad, Tareq Naouri, Leslie Macher, Matt Anderton, Damien Rodriguez, Chang Choi, Gina Hackett, Max Siegal, Tom O’Conner, Brian Schulz, Louis Medina, Producers; John Sterling, Talent. SPORTS PROGRAMMING: Special Yankeeography: 1996. August 16, 2006. (Major League Baseball Productions, for YES Network). Jeff Spaulding, Jeff Scott, Senior Producers; John J. Filippelli, David Gavant, David Check, Executive Producers; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; John Sterling, Talent; Adam Schlackman, Coordinating Producer; James Potocki, Lead Producer; Allison Potocki, Jason Katz, Steve Ahn, Brian Schulz, Gina Hackett, Jim O’Hara, Brian Barrow, Robert Haddad, Louis Medina, Producers. LIVE SPORTS EVENT: Program/Special, Series New York Yankees Baseball “Manny vs. NY – Yankees/Red Sox- 5/24/06.” (YES Network). John J Filippelli, Executive Producer; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; Kevin Smollon, Senior Producer; John
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