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2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Outstanding Achievement: Television News Programming Excellence Category: 1A Newscast - Daily Markets (1-25) WGCL CBS Atlanta News at 11:00 Suzanne Gunn, Wendy Saltzman, AJ Willen, Stephany Fisher, Markina Brown, Katie Brace, Shannon Norwood, Jennifer Mayerle, Greg Roberts, Mike Paluska WSB-TV Channel 2 Action News at 6 Mike Dreaden, Misti Turnbull, Brian Lazaro, Joe Cowan, Nathan Vieages, Tina Commodore, Ryan Young, Mike Petchenik, Justin Crate, Dwayne Harden WXIA-TV 11 Alive All Access Pass Ellen Crooke, Matt King, Molly Baker, Erin Peterson, Tyrone Lowe, Brenda Wood, Melissa Long, Jeff Hullinger, Elle Duncan, Erika Facey-Palmer, Jon Samuels, Dan Reilly, Mike Thomas, Paul Sacco, Dave Maschinot, Kathleen Boddie, Summer Ndipchot, Mike Navin, Karyn Greer, Chesley McNeil, David Brooks, Demarco Morgan, Deven Miller, Bill Kalway WXIA-TV 11 Alive Superbowl Newscast at 11:00 pm Ellen Crooke, Matt King, Molly Baker, Erin Peterson, Tyrone Lowe, Brenda Wood, Melissa Long, Jeff Hullinger, Elle Duncan, Erika Facey-Palmer, Jon Samuels, Dan Reilly, Mike Thomas, Paul Sacco, Dave Maschinot, Kathleen Boddie, Summer Ndipchot, Mike Navin, Karyn Greer, Chesley McNeil, David Brooks, Demarco Morgan, Deven Miller, Bill Kalway Outstanding Achievement: Television News Programming Excellence Category: 1B Newscast – Daily Markets (26-75) WBMA ABC 33/40 News at 6:00 pm Stephanie Wilson, Monroe Walton WHNS-TV FOX Carolina The Ten O’Clock News Diana Watson, Kendra Kent, Trent Butler, Brittany Vollmer, Will Martin, Bernard Reid, Dal Kalsi, Mary Bullard Certified By: Bloom Sugarman Everett, LLP 1 2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS WSPA 7 On Your Side at 11 Karen Kelly, Paul Gourley, Tripp Messick, Amy Cathcart, Tom Crabtree, Amy Wood, Christy Henderson, Pete Yanity, Shelby Coates, Rachel Kent, Ryan Goodman WVTM Alabama’s 13 News at 10 Tim Gardner Outstanding Achievement: Television News Programming Excellence Category: 1C Newscast – Daily Markets (76+) WAPT 16 WAPT News at Ten: Officer Killed Stephanie Maxwell, Darren Dedo, Perna Roberson, Erin Kelly, Lamonte Brown, Joshua Jackson, David Hartman, Aslan Hodges, Travoris Adams, Patrick Vaughan WLTX News19 at 6 Marybeth Jacoby, Laura McElveen, Rusty Barnes, J.R. 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BERRY, Darci Strickland, Lauren Talarico, Neel Dhere, Scott Cooke, Rusty Barnes WTOC The News at 6 May 17th Donald Graham, Sonny Dixon, Jody Chapin, Pat Prokop, Melanie Ruberti, Brian Entin, Jamie John, Janet Smith, Lora Chance, Rick Snow Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 5 General Assignment Report Anthena Curry: One Year Later Devin Fehely WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Obtaining A Drivers License Legally Luis Estrada Telemundo Atlanta Certified By: Bloom Sugarman Everett, LLP 2 2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Remembering Officer Thomas Michael Thomas WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Surprise on the Diamond Mike McCormick, Daniel Crowe, Brad Fralick WYFF 4, Greenville, SC Too High to Drive Devin Fehely WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 6 Breaking News Deadly Wrong-Way Crash on I-95 Donald Graham, Lynda Figueredo, Jonathan Iler WTOC-TV, Savannah, GA Plant Fire Nate Stewart, Eric Stiehr, Corey Epps WLTX-TV, Columbia, SC Outstanding Achievement: Television Crafts Achievement Excellence Category: 7 Team Coverage Falcon’s Staduim Controversy Ellen Crooke, Ben Mayer, Matt Pearl, Jeff Hullinger, Doug Richards, Melissa Mack, Ross McLaughlin, Shawn Hoder, David Brooks, Mike Thomas, Jon Samuels, Dan Reilly, Mike Zakel, Demarco Morgan, Jenna Herb, Don Buckindail, Michael King WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Newman Verdict Ellen Crooke, Ben Mayer, Jaye Watson, Brenda Wood, Doug Richards, Erika Facey-Palmer, Kerry Browning, Marcita Thomas, Richard Hardwick, Kendra Certified By: Bloom Sugarman Everett, LLP 3 2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Mackey, Paul Crawley, Duffie Dixon, Dan Reilly, Jon Samuels, Mike Thomas, Jon Shirek, Kevin Rowson, Michael King, Eve Chen, Elizabeth Sawicki, Don Buckindail, Melissa Mack, Mike Zakel, Bill Jones, Philip J Humes WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Serie Especial: Accion Diferida Jorge Buzo, Judith Martinez, Luis Estrada, Susan Sim Oh, Homero Gonzalez, Jennifer Olmedillo, Rafael Castro, Nataly Hart Telemundo Atlanta Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 8 Spot News Chicken Man Blows Up House Eric Hurst, Renee Starzyk WGCL-TV, CBS Atlanta Chicken Man Explosion Mike Petchenik, Justin Crate WSB-TV, Atlanta, GA Hurricane Isaac Rescue Jerry Carnes, Tyson Paul WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Jose Antonio Hernandez Luis Estrada Telemundo Atlanta Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 9 Continuing Coverage Child Abduction and Rescue Russell Congdon, Shana Till, Rashida Jones WIS, Columbia, SC Certified By: Bloom Sugarman Everett, LLP 4 2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Ethan Martinez Gianncarlo Cifuentes, Amanda Ramirez, Francisco Ahorrio, Andres Quinones, Omar Garcia Univision 34 Atlanta Faulty Air Packs Erica Byfield, Erin Coleman, Jodie Fleischer, Chuck Rakestraw, Josh Wade, Erica Jorgensen, Richard Guittar, Marian Pittman, Brad Stone, Mike Dreaden WSB-TV, Atlanta, GA No Parking Atlanta John Gerard, Ross McLaughlin, Shawn Hoder, Keith Whitney, Ellen Crooke, Don Buckindail, Jojo Johnson, Charles Olmstead, Dan Reilly, Jon Samuels, Mike Thomas, Jeffery Reid, Matt King, Erika Facey-Palmer WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 10 Investigative Report Crooked Care Jodie Fleischer, Dave Darling, Billy Hong LeVar James WSB-TV Atlanta, GA Debt-Collecting Minister Jeff Chirico, Dimitri Lotovski WGCL-TV, CBS Atlanta Investigation Gets Serial Rapist Off the Streets Luis Estrada Telemundo Atlanta Looting Your Luggage Ross McLaughlin, Shawn Hoder WXIA-TV Atlanta, GA Lucky Dogs Randy Travis, Jeff Goodall, Randall Rinehard, Michael Carlin WAGA-TV/FOX 5 Atlanta Certified By: Bloom Sugarman Everett, LLP 5 2013 SOUTHEAST EMMY AWARD NOMINATIONS National Guard Dale Russell, Mindy Larcom, Travis Shields, Randall Rinehart, Micharl Carlin WAGA-TV/FOX 5 Atlanta Outstanding Achievement: Television News Gathering Excellence Category: 11 Feature News Report Chip’s Nation Jay Watson, Kenny Hamilton WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Five Thousand Dollars – Cinco Mil Dolares Mariela Romero, Pablo Herrera WUVG - 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Humes, Robbing Steed WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Laughing Pizza – Pizza Party William Schlosser Little Bean Family Entertainment Love That Book – Duck, Duck, President! Kolinda Scialabba, Glenn Ballard, Randall Tolliver, Carmen Deedy Gwinnett County Public Schools Outstanding Achievement: Television News and Program Specialty Excellence Category: 19 Health/Science An Extraordinary Life Jonathan Samuels, Jaye Watson WXIA-TV, Atlanta, GA Henry’s Last Holidays Kenny Hamilton
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