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It is my pleasure as the Chairman of The National Academy of Television Arts & 3 Letter from the Chairman Sciences to welcome you to the 38th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards Letter from the President here at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall. What a world we live in. The unforeseen rise of populism in our country and around 4 Lifetime Achievement the world; the continuing ability of terrorists to strike in Manchester, , , Berlin and Barcelona; the threat of nuclear warfare with North Korea and an unprecedented string by Debra Kaufman of hurricanes wreaking havoc on everything in its path. We gather here tonight to honor Nothing Could Be Finer the men and women of the television news industry that bring us these stories and provide 6 by Sir us with the in-depth coverage and analysis of events that affect our lives and those around the globe. We also honor those that bring us the best of the world we live in. The unprecedented coverage of the Women’s March across the 6 Whatever Happened to Charlie? globe; the total eclipse of the sun this summer, Astronaut Peggy Whitson’s return after her record-breaking time by in space; and the courage and heroism shown by so many in Texas, , and other places around the world where ordinary citizens came to the aid of those in need. Yes, these are interesting times and it is your work 8 News is an Adventure and dedication that keeps us informed and which we honor this evening. by Richard M. Cohen In addition to our distinguished nominees, tonight we honor an extraordinary individual who over the last fifty years has entered our homes and become a part of our lives, Charles Osgood. From his beginnings and con- 10 Celebrates tinuing presence at CBS Radio and The Osgood File, throughout his many years on television including the CBS 50 Years Sunday Night News, the CBS Evening News and his extraordinary run as host of CBS Sunday Morning, his wit, by Debra Kaufman humor and musical abilities have placed him in the pantheon of television journalists who have left an indelible mark on the culture and the industry. It is with great pleasure that the Academy honors him this evening with 14 the International our Lifetime Achievement Award. Emmy® Awards Events like these only come together through the dedicated efforts of many individuals. To the hundreds of industry professionals who gave their time be judges, we offer our sincere thanks. 16 Nominees To our Board of Trustees, our National Awards Committee and our based Staff for their oversight, guidance and implementation of tonight’s competition and event, many thanks. And in closing, special thanks 48 Presenters to our SVP for News & Documentary, David Winn and Christine Chin, Director and, of course, Bob Mauro, President & CEO of The National Academy. 50 officers of the National aCademy of Television Arts Chuck Dages & Sciences Letter from the President 52 sPecial Thanks

Welcome to the 38th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards. In a world where sites are being posted across the landscape Photography by Marc Bryan-Brown pedaling lies as truth to influence the very way we govern ourselves, the news networks Photos from the event can be viewed at and documentarians, more than ever, are our bastion against the dark. In the last year, we www.bryan-brown.com have seen our nation take a right turn down a murky corridor where nothing is trusted; where we as Americans are questioning everything we read, see, and hear. We gather About The National Academy tonight to honor the men and women of the television news and documentary industry of Television Arts & Sciences who attempt to be our eyes, ears and voice; who bring us the truth of world-wide events The National Academy of Television Arts & and help clear the fog of obfuscation that has taken hold across the globe. Sciences (NATAS) is a professional, non-profit service Tonight, in addition to our distinguished nominees, we celebrate a career and an individual who has left a organization dedicated to the advancement of the unique and indelible mark on our great industry, Charles Osgood. With his catch phrase of “See You on the arts and sciences of television and the promotion Radio,” Osgood has graced us with his gifted writing and mastery of the craft of the television news story; his of creative leadership for artistic, educational and unique humor and musical gifts; and his innate ability to engage his audience with warmth and credibility. It is technical achievements within the television industry. It recognizes excellence in television with the coveted with great joy that we honor him tonight with our Lifetime Achievement Awards in News. Emmy Award for News & Documentary, Sports, It is also my honor this evening to recognize 60 Minutes for educating, informing and entertaining the world Daytime Entertainment, Daytime Creative Arts & with grace and excellence over the last five . Well done to all the past, present and future professionals who Entertainment, Public & Community Service, and have and will be part of this great journalistic institution. Technology & Engineering. NATAS membership Special thanks to Our Board of Trustees, our National Awards Committee and our New York based staff for consists of over 15,000 broadcast and media profes- their oversight, guidance and implementation of tonight’s competition and event. Additional thanks to our sponsor, sionals represented in 19 regional chapters across the country. Beyond awards, NATAS has extensive United Airlines, the official airline of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. educational programs including Regional Student Congratulations to Nancy Pickett, our Memorial Scholarship Honoree this evening, and finally, Television and its Student Award for Excellence for special thanks to our Senior Vice-President for News & Documentary, David Winn and Christine Chin, Director, outstanding journalistic work by high school students, for making tonight’s gala a success. as well as scholarships, publications, and major activi- Have a great evening! ties for both industry professionals and the viewing public. For more information, please visit the website Bob Mauro at www.emmyonline.tv

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by Debra Kaufman Charles Osgood, whose colleagues and friends label him a legend for from them, but not copy them.” Osgood’s first opportunity to try that out his achievements in almost 50 years in radio and television, is now being was on WFUV, the radio station at , where he went honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award, capping an extraordinary to college. career as a newscaster with a flair for poetry and music. Most notably, Osgood He’s paid back that formative experience a thousand-fold by speaking has been anchor of the three-time Daytime Emmy Award-winning CBS at Fordham University workshops and providing paid internships. “The Sunday Morning since 1994, and also anchors and writes “The Osgood University created the Charles Osgood Award years ago to honor him File,” a daily news commentary broadcast on the CBS Radio Network. and those well known in the broadcasting field,” says WFUV senior director In his richly active career, he has won every award possible as a radio and of development Alexa Harrigan, who says Osgood was honored with the television journalist. first award. “He’s always been helpful in financially supporting the events “Not everyone who does TV is as gifted a writer as Charlie is,” says and very supportive of Fordham.” Sunday Morning executive producer Rand Morrison. “He showed up early Osgood reports that one of the breakthrough moments in his career every Sunday, went over the show script and refined it. Without exception, took place when he was an announcer (and, later, program director) at he made things better because he’s a wonderful writer and brought his own now-defunct classical music station WGMS in Washington D.C. At a unique gifts.” Morrison adds that, “he’s exactly the person you see on TV.” dinner, he met a man nattily attired in a white uniform, who said he was “He is a genial, thoughtful and intelligent man,” he says. “He’s the man the announcer for the U.S. Army Band — and was getting ready to leave people love on television.” his position. Osgood marched over to the U.S. Army recruiting office and According to Osgood, he and his sister were radio fans as children, and, soon became the Band’s announcer. “For three years, I worked with after he learned how to play the organ, he played it at church — and on wonderful musicians and learned lots of musical tricks,” he recalls. “I learned the radio. His ears something every day I was at work.” were also attuned After he left the Army, Osgood got his first taste of television, as general to newscasts. “I was manager for Hartford, ’s WHCT, a “” station that listening to Edward was an early form of pay TV. When the station couldn’t make a go of it, R. Murrow and Osgood returned to radio at ABC Radio Network, where he wrote and Gabriel Heatter, hosted human interest stories for Flair Reports. Then came another pivotal and I noticed they moment in his career. “I was working at the radio station in ABC and then were all different,” heard they had decided to make WCBS into a 24-hour-a-day news station,” he says. “I caught he recalls. “They called my colleague at ABC, Ted Koppel, and asked if on to the idea that he’d like to do a morning show at WCBS, but he was just starting to do when the time TV, and recommended me. I’d always appreciated Ted for making that came for me to do recommendation because, as it happens, I’ve been working at or with CBS oto: CBS Ne ws CBS P h oto: it, I would learn for 50 years now.” Since 1971, in fact, when Osgood joined CBS News, Charles Osgood at CBS Radio Network in the 1980s everything I could he has been an anchor and reporter for every broadcast on the network,

4 | THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY 38th ANNUAL NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY EMMY®AWARDS NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY including the CBS Morning News, the CBS Evening News with and the CBS Sunday Night News. Osgood reports that then-CBS president Dick Salant asked him to do some television. “I ended up doing pieces on the evening news and working on the morning TV broadcasts,” recalls Osgood, who notes that Mike Wallace gave him tips on how to talk to a television audience and became another influence. “I was thrilled to be at CBS and always thought someone will pinch me one of these days and tell me it’s a dream.” Then famed broadcaster planned to step down from the CBS Sunday Morning show, making way for another key moment in Osgood’s career. Osgood’s former WCBS colleague Bob Gibson recalls when Kuralt introduced Osgood. “He had nothing but plaudits for Osgood and said nobody is better suited to replace me,” he remembers. “But Charlie said, we don’t use the word replace, we always use the world succeed, and he Ne ws CBS P h oto: Charles Osgood anchoring the CBS Sunday Night News made a point in saying that it wouldn’t be easy to take it over. But he went on to do it for 22 years and the show won three Emmys.” “The CBS Sunday Morning job gave me the most opportunity to work writer.” “He’s an outstanding musician,” he adds. “He incorporated music with people who taught me,” Osgood says. “And it’s never stopped being in his Osgood Files and at his house at holiday times, he’d sit down at the fun.” In fact, broadcast journalist/author Gary Paul Gates notes, even as piano and entertain for hours.” Then there’s the verse. WNYC radio host Osgood advanced his career in television, he was loyal to radio. “He’s kept and programmer Jonathan Schwartz points out how unique Osgood’s meld up a radio presence in a television age, which is very unusual,” he says. Even of news and poetry is. “Sometimes he’d a whole five-minute newscast in rhyme,” he marvels, recalling how the feat dumbfounded his wife, who could only say that it simply wasn’t feasible. Osgood also shares his musical talents at Schwartz’s annual Christmas program, now in its 44th year. “The news is storytelling and so is poetry,” explains Osgood. “I’ve been writing poems since grammar school and I don’t think of myself as a great poet, but sometimes it’s a great way to tell a story.” Looking back at his career, Osgood says, “it isn’t just a question of money or fame.” “It really has to do with the sense of satisfaction you get every day,” he says. “I’ve met fabulous people. I got to work at the White House with the U.S. Army Band and meet Dwight Eisenhower. I felt as if I’ve had more opportunities than anyone could reasonably ask for to bring enjoyment and grow,” he says. “My advice is to take advantage of the opportunities and don’t expect too much in the first five minutes. It takes 50 years sometimes to get what you want.” Charles Osgood with painter Andrew Wyeth in 1997 And now, here is my forecast for the week that is to come. after finally retiring from the CBS Sunday Morning show in September 2016, The news that will be breaking Osgood continued his presence on the radio with his multiple award-winning will be quite a shock to some. “The Osgood Files”, heard four times every weekday morning drive time The President will meet at times on radio stations nationwide. with several of his aides, Charles Osgood at WGMS in In addition to his perennial bowtie and signature radio sign-off (“See And one thing will develop as the Washington, D.C., in the 1950s You on the Radio”), Osgood is also known for his wit as well as his poetry other issue fades. and music. Former CBS executive John Lane, who played tennis with And seven days will come and go as these events occur, Osgood, dubs him “a good person, who really cares about people.” “He’s a And you and I will be a whole week older than we were. brilliant writer with a wonderful sense of humor,” he says. “If you wanted a And if we do not have a drink, we’ll likely raise a thirst. beautiful feature done — call Charlie.” Former CBS News vice president Just remember, when it comes to pass, it was here you heard it first. in charge of radio Harvey Nagler dubs Osgood, “one of the foremost radio (By Charles Osgood, from Nothing Could Be Finer than a Crisis that individuals in our business, extraordinarily talented, smart and a fabulous Is Minor in the Morning, 1979)

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Nothing Could be Finer by Sir Howard Stringer Whatever Happened to Charlie? by Ted Koppel

In the last fifty years, no television journalist has spent longer at the top Charlie and I joined ABC Radio on of the network news anchor the same day in June of 1963. He was or offered such versatile reporting much older than I at the time, although credentials as Charles Osgood. I appear to have caught up. When Charles became the first Our assignment was to craft little co-anchor of NewsRadio 88 in 1967, he two and a half minute essays, Flair established himself as a broadcaster who Reports. These were studded with could manage and report any story, as incredible production values — sound well as engage his audience with warmth effects, music — the creation of which and credibility. I was his desk assistant occupied almost an entire work day. The in 1968 and I watched him reinvent the rest of the time we plotted. form, reading and reporting the news On one occasion we drove to during the all-important drive time Providence, R.I. with the intention of period, hour after hour, day after day. Over the years, he went on to report buying a radio station, but lost our nerve. and often anchor the CBS Morning News, the CBS Evening News and Sunday Then there was the time we decided that ABC television needed a Night News. And despite his success in television formats, he stayed loyal to morning show; something along the lines of the Today Show. Truth be his radio roots, keeping radio alive on “Newsmark” and “The Osgood File.” told, we saw this as a vehicle that would transport the two of us out of In 1994 as President of CBS Broadcasting, I had the opportunity to radio and onto TV. We weren’t so starry-eyed as to believe ourselves ready appoint Charles the anchor of the prestigious Sunday Morning. He was the to host the program. We envisioned our role as the news-readers. What logical choice, the only choice. By then his range of journalistic experiences we needed, we believed, was a high-powered host. We wrote a letter to was second to none. Dave Garroway, whose laid-back style had turned the Today Show into a Charles could anchor or host any broadcast, and he did. There was, national phenomenon. He had recently been let go by NBC. A couple of however, nothing finer than Osgood’s first one liner on Sunday Morning. days later, Garroway called and invited the two of us to his apartment in Charles’ sense of humor occasionally could be mistaken for lack of seriousness. Greenwich Village for dinner. We made our pitch and Garroway agreed I know better. His humor and range gives him a perspective that many of to do the program. Neither Charlie nor I realized how desperate he must his peers lack. He is a serious, thoughtful man who can reflect upon crises, have been at the time. major as well as minor. His benevolent perspective on the week’s events made We invested $500 (more than a combined week’s salary for the two of him the companion and guide to millions of viewers, who never left him. us at the time) in hiring someone to draft a paper outlining production Sunday Morning captured the range of his interests. In an increasingly and line charges for our program; and we made an appointment to see the competitive and fragmented television landscape, he held off all competitors ABC vice president in charge of programming. He was duly impressed by by protecting the integrity of the broadcast, sustaining its quality while the cost analysis and projection paper, so we figured we would administer continuing to establish the trust of his devoted audience. For twenty-two the coup de grace: “…and” we said, “we have Dave Garroway.” We paused years Charles was Sunday Morning’s rock and guru. A lifetime achievement to let the impact of our acquisition sink in. “So,” said the vice president in award is the least we can give him. He is one of a kind. charge of programming, “you have Dave Garroway. If I want John Wayne, Sir Howard Stringer is an eleven-time Emmy winning documentary producer I’ll hire John Wayne.” Talent, we were learning, might not always be cheap who ran CBS Reports, and the CBS Evening News with Dan Rather before but it was infinitely disposable. becoming President of CBS News and President of CBS. He then went on to Speaking of which, whatever happened to Charlie. He was particularly be President of Sony Entertainment and became the first foreigner to be CEO talented at crafting some of those two and a half minute radio gems in verse. and Chairman of global Sony. On December 31, 1999, he received the title of I always thought he should have kept that up. Some people could have Knight Bachelor from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. turned that into an entire career. Television, though? If there’s one thing Charlie and I learned early on in our careers, it was that neither of us was destined to have a career in television. (What’s this award again?) Legendary journalist Ted Koppel’s broadcasting career spans half a century and includes every major professional recognition. He is best known for his role as Anchor and Managing Editor of ABC News’ where his interviews

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NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS38th ANNUAL AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY EMMY®AWARDS NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY and reporting touched every major news story over 25 years. He is currently a Osgood laughs a lot and can get a kick out of most anything. Contributing Columnist for , and Once we accidently swallowed a few martinis while changing planes , and a Senior Contributor to CBS Sunday Morning. in . I showed Charlie how to get the automatic train connecting He is the recipient of 42 , including a Lifetime Achievement terminals to yell at us by preventing the doors from closing. He found that Emmy Award. quite amusing and kept doing it. Clearly Osgood found it more entertaining than did passengers racing for their gates. I thought we were going to get arrested. News is an Adventure by Richard M. Cohen Charles Osgood Wood has an imagination that is powerful. His mind is fertile, but his ego is in check. I watched the Wood children grow up. I For years, Charles Osgood was a never was certain they actually knew what Dad did for a living. The kids terrific, talented colleague at CBS News. did not seem to pay attention to the fact that he was on television. More important to me, Osgood was and That did not matter to Charlie. The kids lived in their own worlds. remains my friend. I look up to Charlie. Charlie was right there with them, though he lived on another planet. He Sort of. Charlie was not always tightly was joined there by a co-pilot named Jean. His family was all that mattered. wrapped. He would arrive at the CBS For Osgood, news was an adventure. There always were places to visit, News Broadcast Center before dawn to stories to do. Charlie and I traveled to to explore separate cemeteries do radio. Sometimes he just abandoned for Democrats and Republican. The town fathers turned out to greet us, his car on 57th Street. Osgood was wanting to know where Walter Cronkite was. Osgood was not insulted that chronically late. But Charlie always made they were looking for Cronkite. Walter wanted to be here, Charlie patiently it and did not seem bothered that he explained, but he could not get away. did not always know where his car was. Once we drove around an island off with a lady who also

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences congratulates Charles Osgood on his Lifetime Achievement Award.

8 | THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS & SCIENCES NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY 38th ANNUAL NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY EMMY®AWARDS NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY laughed a lot and traveled with a close friend, a rather large female doll in Fred Friendly once told me Charles Osgood has the voice of an angel. the front seat. Charlie did gravitate to slightly eccentric people. Charlie Charlie touched people. We paid attention to him. Charlie amused us, carried within him the wonder of a boy. He could not get enough personal but he made us care. For twenty years, Sunday Morning was the Osgood pleasure. There was no place he would not go, nothing he would not try. broadcast. That is longer than Kuralt sat for. Now Charlie has stood and We became the only network camera crew ever to be allowed on stage moved away from the anchor chair. The videotape of his final broadcast of the Metropolitan Opera during a performance. I was in costume and belongs in a museum. Probably it is in a few already. Osgood has not gone sang Act I of La Boehme. Charlie smiled and gave me my moment. He off into the sunset. I hope that for many days to come, we will be privileged did not always need to be the center of attention. to see Charlie on the radio. In 1984, we covered the Democratic Convention in San Francisco. We In a 25-year career in network television news Richard M. Cohen has served had dinner with Meredith Viera one evening. When the three of us left a producer for PBS’s McNeil Lehrer Report and The CBS Evening News with the restaurant, a well-lubricated gentleman came running over, ignoring Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. He is the author of Blindsided, published in my companions and trumpeting that he had seen me on television. Osgood 2004, which chronicles his battles with multiple sclerosis and cancer, and Strong never tired of that story. at the Broken Places in 2008, both published by Harper Collins and New York We did tend to do serious stories sometimes. There were endless pieces Times Best Sellers. Cohen is the recipient of numerous awards in , about the hostage crisis in Iran and, of course, occasional natural disasters. including three Emmys, a George Foster Peabody and a Cable Ace Award. Even a space shot. But we kept our radar focused on the foolish. I taught Osgood to stand diagonally across from me and whisper into a column outside the Grand Central Oyster Bar. We could hear each other, no matter how noisy the corridor. It appeared that Charlie was just talking to a stone column. I told curious onlookers who recognized him that Charlie had a problem.

Fordham University, proud alma mater of Charles Osgood WFUV and Fordham College at Rose Hill, Class of 1954

congratulates him on receiving a Lifetime Achievement Emmy and thanks him for his many contributions to the University.

Joseph M. McShane, S.J., President

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When 60 Minutes launched its 2017 season in September, it marked the primetime news show’s 50th season. The iconic news magazine, first broadcast on September 24, 1968, is as popular as it always has been, earning a Top 10 spot on Nielsen’s weekly list 22 times last season, 16 times at number 5 ranking or better. The series draws more than double the audience of its closest news magazine competitor and over three million viewers ahead of the most-watched daily network evening news program. With an average audience 150 percent higher than those of network morning news programs, 60 Minutes still towers over cable news’ largest audiences. 60 Minutes has won 138 Emmy Awards, including, in 2003, a special Lifetime Achievement Emmy to then-executive producer and past and current correspondents, as well as 20 Peabody and 16 DuPont awards for excellent in and multiple George Polk, RTDNA Edward R. Murrow, Investigative Reporters and Editors, RFK Journalism, Sigma Delta Chi and Gerald Loeb awards. In its 50 years, 60 Minutes has had only two Correspondents and Mike Wallace with 60 Minutes creator executive producers: Hewitt and, succeeding Don Hewitt him in 2004, , who just began his 14th season. The news magazine has evolved with we’ve survived all these years. 60 Minutes Executive Producer Jeff Fager the times in some important ways. In 2006, 60 Fager notes that 60 Minutes is into a new generation of journalists since Minutes content could be found on Yahoo; the the founding correspondents, Mike Wallace, Harry Reasoner and Morley next year, the show launched a podcast. In 2010, 60 Minutes launched a Safer. The current correspondents and contributors are , web companion site, 60MinutesOvertime, and, two months later, an iPad , , Norah O’Donnell, , , App, the first for a TV news magazine. “We’ve done a good job in terms of , and Bill Whitaker. presence online,” says Fager. “A 13-minute 60 Minutes story, for example, A job with 60 Minutes is the pinnacle of success for many seasoned plays very well on your mobile device. We are well positioned for the digital reporters, and so it’s no surprise that five-time Peabody Award winner Steve age.” Another way that 60 Minutes evolved is Fager’s emphasis on news. Kroft, entering his 29th season on 60 Minutes, still recalls what it was like “We do fewer stories that are evergreens,” he says. “We like to stay current, to be asked to join. “It was the highlight of my CBS career,” he says. “It was in terms of a big news story or a profile of an individual.” something I’d though about and hoped that some day I might do. I was But some things never change at 60 Minutes. “We wouldn’t change the blown away when I finally had the opportunity.” When he joined 60 Minutes, fundamentals,” says Fager. “We haven’t changed values about the kinds of he was 43, and the youngest person on the show, working with Wallace, stories we tell and the way we tell them, so that viewers get the solid original Safer, Reasoner and . “It was definitely a little intimidating,” he reporting that help recalls. “I was the new kid for a long time.” That first year, Kroft became them understand the first American TV correspondent to report from Chernobyl, in a story the world — and that won an Emmy. that they expect Lesley Stahl, who is beginning her 26th season, was asked to join “60 from us.” Although Minutes” after she’d already been at CBS for 20 years. “I thought Don audiences are older, Hewitt would never hire me,” she remembers. “When he did, I thought I says Fager, 60 have landed in heaven. Some people aspire to be an anchor; I aspired to Minutes has never be on 60 Minutes.” Correspondent Bill Whitaker, who joined the show in pandered to any March 2014, had worked at CBS for 30 years when he got the nod. “I think age demographic. 60 Minutes is the gold ring for any broadcast journalist,” he says. “We make our 60 Minutes correspondents are expected to get up to speed immediately, stories accessible even though the demands are different than other broadcast news jobs. Stahl, to all ages,” he says. for example, reported from the White House for ten years. “The challenge The first 60 Minutes broadcast, with co-hosts Mike “That’s part of why Wallace and Harry Reasoner was moving from doing stories that went from 1:15 to 1:30 minutes, the

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Clockwise from top left: Charlie Rose interviewing ; Correspondents , Harry Reasoner, Mike Wallace and Ed Bradley; Bill and with Steve Kroft in 1992; EP Don Hewitt with Morley Safer, Ed Bradley, Steve Kroft, Lesley Stahl, , and Mike Wallace

typical White House story, to 15 minutes,” she says. “You’re telling a story in binders. It’s challenging and fun.” Kroft reports that, for the viewer, 60 in a different way, with a beginning, middle and end. This was a completely Minutes hasn’t changed much. “It’s still true to the spirit of the original different animal and I had to learn it.” production under Don Hewitt,” he says. What sets the show apart, he Whitaker uses the same language to describe his transition from the says, is the time and resources that correspondents dedicate to reporting evening news. “It’s a different muscle you’re using,” he says. “When you’re the stories. Stahl points out that the emphasis is still on good writing and working on the evening news, it could be a complex story but you have that correspondents do a mix of stories. “Don Hewitt used to say we were only a few minutes to tell it. You learn how to zero in on the best bit of a repertory company and we were expected to play all the parts,” she says. information the interview subject has given you. At 60 Minutes, you still “I think our consistency is something the public craves and appreciates.” have to get at the essence of the story, but you’re allowed to let characters The 24-hour news cycle and the explosion of competing news magazines reveal themselves through the dialogue, the conversation.” His first story for has changed the landscape, but not the kinds of stories that 60 Minutes is 60 Minutes was on El Chapo escaping from prison and being caught again. known for. “We try to find the stories that nobody else is doing and nobody 60 Minutes correspondents revel in the choice. “We pick our own stories so else can do with the time we give it,” says Kroft. “We can go in-depth in we’re never working on anything you don’t want to do,” says Stahl, who says a way that nobody else can, and it requires planning, thinking, reporting. one of her first pieces was a human interest story about a brain surgeon. “I I think we’re the only place doing those in-depth stories, and our ratings liked the idea that I could cover any kind of story.” continue to show that people want them.” The research that goes into 60 Minutes stories is also prodigious. “My Fager adds another rule of 60 Minutes that underlines its long and bookshelves are full of black binders, each one full of research,” says Whitaker. continued success. “We never underestimate the audience, but we appreciate “The producer works on four or five pieces a year, and I do 18 to 20, so that we know more than they do,” he says. “We are doing our job if we can the producer has to bring me into it, with college-level research presented help our viewers better understand.”

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NBC NIGHTLY NEWS TERROR IN ORLANDO 60 MINUTES: JEFF FAGER WITH : DAVID SLOAN RUSSIA’S DARK SECRET MARC BURSTEIN TERROR IN ORLANDO JEFF FAGER STEVE KROFT ERIKA ANGULO 48 HOURS: BRINGING 60 MINUTES: ARMEN KETEYIAN ANDERSON COOPER 360: A NATION TOGETHER FINDING REFUGE PULSE NIGHTCLUB MASSACRE JEFF FAGER GABE GUTIERREZ TJ ASPREA OUTSTANDING NEWS SPECIAL ANDERSON COOPER BILL WHITAKER KELLY O’DONNELL DON DAHLER ABC NEWS: THE PRESIDENT ROB KLUG AND THE PEOPLE 60 MINUTES: GARY TUCHMAN THE NEW COLD WAR OUTSTANDING CONTINUING MARC BURSTEIN CNN: BATTLE FOR COVERAGE OF A NEWS JEFF FAGER JEFF PEGUES DAVID MUIR STORY IN A NEWSCAST DAVID MARTIN MARK STRASSMAN DAVID SLOAN NBC NIGHTLY NEWS ANDERSON COOPER 60 MINUTES: WITH LESTER HOLT: HOOKED: JOSH YAGER ARMED IN AMERICA TOWN THE WHITE HELMETS AMERICA’S OPIOID EPIDEMIC HALLS: TWO NIGHT SPECIAL: JIM MURPHY 48 HOURS: ALI: POLICE AND GUNS, NICK PATON WALSH JEFF FAGER REMEMBERING A LEGEND FAITH AND GUNS WORLD NEWS TONIGHT WITH TJ ASPREA TODAY & NEWS SPECIALS: DAVID MUIR AND NIGHTLINE: MEGAN HARDING TERROR IN BRUSSELS OUTSTANDING NEWSCAST NIGHTCLUB MASSACRE: ROB KLUG CNN: PRESIDENTIAL TOWN HALL: TOM MAZZARELLI OR NEWSMAGAZINE TERROR IN ORLANDO JOSH YAGER AMERICA’S MILITARY AND IN SPANISH THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF NOTICIERO GIO BENITEZ 60 MINUTES: BEST STORY IN A NEWSCAST BATTLE FOR MOSUL RENEE CULLEN ABC WORLD NEWS TONIGHT JOSE DIAZ-BALART DAVID MUIR JEFF FAGER WITH DAVID MUIR AND LARA LOGAN NIGHTLINE: FLASHPOINT: OUTSTANDING COVERAGE MARTHA RADDATZ REFUGEES IN AMERICA DATELINE NBC: OUTSTANDING NEWS OF A BREAKING NEWS THE BASTILLE DAY ATTACK DISCUSSION & ANALYSIS DAVID MUIR STORY IN SPANISH OUTSTANDING FEATURE THE SHOW: NIGHTLINE: GANG LAND NOTICIAS TELEMUNDO: STORY IN A NEWSCAST AN AMERICAN DISASTER: DACA/DAPA: CBS THIS MORNING: THE CRISIS IN FLINT LA BATALLA FINAL DOUBLE ARM TRANSPLANT OUTSTANDING FEATURE STORY STEPHANIE GOSK JOSE DIAZ-BALART IN A NEWSMAGAZINE OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE DAVID MARTIN NOTICIAS TELEMUNDO: 60 MINUTES: THIS WEEK WITH DOCUMENTARY DECISIÓN 2016: THE BROTHERS ROSENBERG : JULY 31, 2016 INDEPENDENT LENS: LA BATALLA FINAL OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE ANDERSON COOPER (T)ERROR REPORT IN A NEWSCAST MARTHA RADDATZ JOSE DIAZ-BALART EUGENE JARECKI CBS NEWS: HIDDEN DANGERS JEFF FAGER EDUARDO SUÑOL ON AMERICAN ROADS 60 MINUTES: THE MUSIC POV: THE LOOK OF SILENCE OUTSTANDING LIVE INTERVIEW NOTICIAS TELEMUNDO: OF ZOMBA PRISON KRIS VAN CLEAVE JOSHUA OPPENHEIMER EL CHAPO ANDERSON COOPER ANDERSON COOPER 360: TRUMP ACCUSERS SPEAK JOSE DIAZ-BALART OUT WITH ANDERSON COOPER OUTSTANDING HARD NEWS JEFF FAGER OUTSTANDING HISTORICAL NOTICIAS TELEMUNDO: FEATURE STORY 60 MINUTES: ANDERSON COOPER DOCUMENTARY LA GRAN BATALLA IN A NEWSCAST THE NEW COLOMBIA CNN NEWSROOM: PAM BONDI BLACK AMERICA SINCE MLK: JOSE DIAZ-BALART WITH JEFF FAGER INTERVIEW WITH AND STILL I RISE AND CHRISTINE ANDERSON COOPER RACHEL DRETZIN EDUARDO SUÑOL ROMANS: 28 HOURS LARA LOGAN SURROUNDED BY ISIS 60 MINUTES: ANDERSON COOPER STEF GORDON OUTSTANDING WRITING THE RESURRECTION OF ST. 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The 2017 International Emmy® Nominees for News & Current Affairs

Bruce L. Paisner, President & CEO, The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences

A free and committed press corps is the Without government protection there is not much the press can do to most important bulwark against repression protect itself. But one thing we can do is recognize excellence in reporting and tyranny. But in democracies it is the and, by extension, bravery and courage in gathering those stories. responsibility of the government as well as For a number of years the International Academy has joined with our the people to ensure that the press operates US Academy colleagues in presenting Emmys for news coverage. But the freely and without undue hindrance. need has never been so urgent. The Emmy enables us and the general public The phrase “fake news” — a new to recognize and appreciate great work. It also provides a line of defense favorite line of attack by government against governments that would hamper or, indeed, shut down that work. officials on stories they don’t like — is not So tonight, as we present Emmys for outstanding achievement in news merely an insult but a way of discrediting and current affairs coverage around the world, we are reminded in a way we the very protections the press is supposed have not been for some time of the importance of these awards. to have, and must have if it is to perform I am proud to be here tonight as we come together to honor the its function in a democracy. outstanding work of broadcast journalists around the world.

The Nominees for News are: The Nominees for Current Affairs are:

Inside — Battle for Aleppo 101 East — Rodrigo Duterte: A President’s Report Card ITN/ Channel 4 News, United Kingdom Al Jazeera English, Malaysia

The battle for Aleppo was the most brutal in the five-year Syrian war. A C4 News journalist A ruthless crackdown on drugs, allegations of thousands of extrajudicial killings, a war of words & filmmaker was inside the besieged city with unrivaled access to the horror, chaos, and with world leaders — Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte is one of the most controversial civilian tragedy unfolding. leaders of our times. 101 East gets exclusive access to the man behind the headlines.

Jornal Nacional — The Ryan Lochte Scandal Exposure: Saudi Arabia Uncovered TV Globo, Brazil Hardcash Productions / ITV / WGBH/Frontline, United Kingdom

A dream team of swimmers were robbed at gunpoint during the Olympics. The tale fit Rio’s This film reveals the hidden reality inside one of the world’s most secretive and strict violent reputation and gained worldwide attention. Jornal Nacional’s investigative journalists Islamic regimes. Saudi Arabia is a key ally of the West, but with unprecedented access to exposed the lie concocted by Ryan Lochte and discovered the real story. Lochte later an underground network of young activists, this film uncovers a society where opposition is confessed and apologized in an exclusive interview in Globo’s New York studios. beginning to take shape.

Le Journal — Paris/Jaffa — Republican National Convention, Globo Repórter — Art as Passport Cleveland TV Globo, Brazil

i24NEWS, In a country with so much inequality, the opportunity to learn art can transform lives. Young Le Journal covers ’s investiture at the Republican National Convention in people in social projects in the favelas find new prospects for their families. Some have already Cleveland with special correspondent David Benaym behind the scenes of the event. started promising careers abroad, such as ballerina Ingrid Silva and trombonist Aline Alcantara.

TV Patrol — Super Typhoon Lawin’s Trail of Damage Uppdrag granskning: Panamadokumenten ABS-CBN, Philippines (Mission Investigate: The Panama Papers)

Super Typhoon Lawin (International Name: Haima) battered the northern Philippines on SVT / ICIJ / Syddeutsche Zeitung / Reykjavik Media, Sweden October 20, 2016. It made landfall in Penablanca, Cagayan before midnight, and wreaked The Panama Papers has become a milestone in the international fight against tax evasion havoc in the provinces of Cagayan, Isabela, La Union, Ilocos Sur, and nearby areas. and money-laundering. 400 journalists worked with the leak, including Sven Bergman and Joachim Dyfvermark. Their interview with the Icelandic Prime Minister about his offshore business was broadcast worldwide.

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OUTSTANDING HARD NEWS FEATURE STORY OUTSTANDING BUSINESS, CONSUMER IN A NEWSCAST AND ECONOMIC REPORT 28 HOURS SURROUNDED BY ISIS TRUMP UNIVERSITY FRAUD EARLY START WITH JOHN BERMAN ANDERSON COOPER 360º AND CHRISTINE ROMANS OUTSTANDING NEWSCAST OR OUTSTANDING BREAKING NEWS COVERAGE NEWSMAGAZINE IN SPANISH PULSE NIGHTCLUB MASSACRE OPPENHEIMER PRESENTA ANDERSON COOPER 360º CNN EN ESPAÑOL BATTLE FOR MOSUL OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM CNN IN SPANISH CONCLUSIONES “COLOMBIA: A COUNTRY OUTSTANDING NEWS SPECIAL DIVIDED BY THE SCARS OF WAR” PRESIDENTIAL TOWN HALL: AMERICA’S MILITARY CNN EN ESPAÑOL AND THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF CNN OUTSTANDING WRITING NICK PATON WALSH - OUTSTANDING LIVE INTERVIEW MIDWAY: A PLASTIC ISLAND TRUMP ACCUSERS SPEAK OUT CNN DIGITAL WITH ANDERSON COOPER ANDERSON COOPER 360º OUTSTANDING VIDEO JOURNALISM: NEWS BRICE LAÎNÉ’S REPORTS FROM PAM BONDI INTERVIEW CNN WITH ANDERSON COOPER CNN NEWSROOM OUTSTANDING LIGHTING DIRECTION AND SCENIC DESIGN POLLS, ALL OF THEM. THE 10TH ANNUAL CNN HEROES ALL-STAR TRIBUTE ’S INTERVIEW WITH CNN HEROES TRUMP’S LEGAL COUNSEL, MIKE COHEN THE SITUATION ROOM WITH : SEX SLAVES IN TEXAS OUTSTANDING SCIENCE, MEDICAL CNN ORIGINAL SERIES AND ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT VANISHING: THE EARTH’S SIXTH MASS EXTINCTION OUTSTANDING PROMOTIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT CNN DIGITAL WHY WE GO CNN. GO THERE. BEST STORY IN A NEWSCAST UNDERCOVER IN THE EIGHTIES CNN CNN ORIGINAL SERIES

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Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel HBO these tiny creatures and shows that they truly are superheroes of NOMINATIONS Cost of the Game: The Dangers of Youth Football the natural world. This investigation began with a simple question. What would Executive Producer: Fred Kaufman happen if every year, one player in college football or the NFL Series Producer: Bill Murphy Outstanding Investigative Report in a died from head injuries sustained on the field? Real Sports asked Series Editor: Janet Hess Newsmagazine that question because every year, that’s precisely what happens in Producer: Ann Johnson Prum High School football. But the toll isn’t just one kid. Six kids die Sonic Sea Discovery Channel  20/20 ABC every year from head injuries sustained on the field. The youngest Brian Ross Investigates: The Girl Left Behind football players in America, kids aged 5–17, are far less protected Created in partnership with Natural Resources Defense Council, from the dangers of the game than their college or professional Imaginary Forces and International Fund for Animal Welfare, After more than two years of keeping a dark secret, the parents, counterparts, even though younger brains are far more susceptible Sonic Sea travels beneath the ocean’s surface to uncover the friends and fellow hostages of 26-year-old Kayla Mueller broke to, and endangered by, head trauma. damaging consequences of increased ocean noise pollution and their silence with the untold details of Kayla’s ordeal as the first Executive Producer: Rick Bernstein what can be done to prevent the extinction of some of the largest American woman and first aid worker taken captive by ISIS, and Senior Producer: Joe Perskie creatures on Earth. Narrated by Rachel McAdams, and featuring their desperate efforts to rescue her. Producer: Nick Dolin interviews with marine ecologists, ocean life experts, and wildlife Senior Executive Producer: David Sloan Coordinating Producers: Tim Walker activists, including Grammy Award-winning musician, human Senior Producer: Miguel Sancho Additional Producers: Brian Derr, Nisreen Habbal rights and environmental activist, Sting, Sonic Sea highlights how Executive Producer, Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Correspondent: Bernard Goldberg noise from both commercial and government ships and other Producers: Megan Christie, Brian Epstein, James Gordon Meek sources, has affected whales in recent years, including the mass Field Producers: Engin Bass, Marc Dorian, Randy Kreider, Matt Outstanding Nature Documentary stranding of whales around the planet. McGarry, Shilpi Gupta, Cho Park, Alexander Hosenball Directors: Michelle Dougherty, Daniel Hinerfeld Digital Producer: Lauren Effron David Attenborough’s Smithsonian Executive Producers: Peter Frankfurt, John Hoffman, Chip Chief Investigative Correspondent: Brian Ross Conquest of the Skies Channel Houghton, Joel Reynolds Triumph 60 Minutes CBS Supervising Producer: Jon Bardin David Attenborough concludes his epic history of the evolu- Rikers Island Producers: Michelle Dougherty, Daniel Hinerfeld tion of flight with an exploration of the highly versatile flyers Consulting Producer: Michael Jasny Through internal documents, court transcripts and extensive that dominate our skies today — the extraordinarily diverse Co-Producers: Franceska Bucci, Lisa Whiteman footage, 60 Minutes showed the horrific abuse that has occurred skills of the birds and the sonar-guided precision of the bats. against inmates at Rikers Island. The investigation revealed that He encounters some of our planet’s most remarkable flyers — Outstanding Politics and Government Documentary a disproportionate amount of that abuse has been inflicted upon from peregrine falcons dive-bombing starlings over Rome, to mentally ill inmates who make up a large share of the popula- hummingbirds hovering in the cloud forests of Ecuador. In a WORLD tion. As many as 80 percent of the inmates are awaiting trial. spectacular finale, he visits Goma tong cave in Borneo to witness Doc World The report also included interviews with mental health experts, the mass exodus of a million bats. Among the Believers inmate advocates, the former head of the corrections’ officers Director: David Lee An unsettling and eye-opening exploration into the spread of union Norman Seabrook, and the former US Attorney Preet Producer: Anthony Geffen the radical ideology of the Red Mosque Islamic school in Paki- Bharara. Presenter: David Attenborough stan, which trains children to devote their lives to , or holy Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Executive Producer for Programming and Production, Smithsonian: war, from a very young age. With incredible access and chilling Executive Editor: Bill Owens David Royle footage, “Among the Believers” charts the personal quest of a Producers: Deirdre Cohen, Sarah Koch firebrand Pakistani cleric to impose a strict version of Co-Producers: Andrea Hilbert, Richard Koppel David Attenborough’s CuriosityStream (Islamic law) throughout the country, as a model for the world. Correspondent: Bill Whitaker Light On Earth But while the school may offer food and lodging, many people The spectacular and magical light produced by glowworms, fire- in seek to stop the scourge of violence that the Red 60 Minutes CBS flies and luminous plankton is known as bioluminescence — light Mosque encourages. Russia’s Dark Secret made by living creatures. But why do animals produce light of Director/Producer: Hemal Trivedi In “Russia’s Dark Secret” 60 Minutes revealed evidence of wide- their own? Sir David Attenborough leads viewers into a world he Producer: Jonathan Goodman Levitt spread doping by Russian athletes at the 2014 Winter Games in describes as ‘utterly unlike our own’. He and a team of the world’s Director: Mohammed Ali Naqvi Sochi. The cheating came at the direction of Russian government leading scientists take viewers on a quest into the fascinating Executive Producer: Whitney Dow agencies. 60 Minutes’ research found Russian athletes competing realm of living light. Co-Producers: Naziha Syed Ali, Syed Musharraf Shah in alpine and sled used performance enhancing drugs provided by Directors/Producers: Martin Dohrn, Joe Loncraine PBS the Russian Sports Ministry. Executive Producers: Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer, Steve Burns FRONTLINE Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Host: David Attenborough The Choice 2016 Executive Editor: Bill Owens In 2016, American voters faced a choice between two of the most Senior Producer: Michael Radutzky Nature PBS polarizing candidates in modern history, Donald Trump and Producers: Guy Campanile, Andrew Bast Giraffes: Africa’s Gentle Giants Hillary Clinton. Drawing on dozens of interviews with friends, Co-Producer: Robert Zimet “Giraffes: Africa’s Gentle Giants” was filmed over a year across advisors and adversaries, as well as authors, journalists, and Correspondent: Armen Keteyian sub-Saharan Africa. The goal of this documentary was twofold: political insiders, “The Choice 2016” provided a deeply reported to surprise audiences by presenting the discoveries that are narrative arc of the two lives, side by side, featuring the voices and Dateline NBC NBC radically changing our understanding of giraffes, and to give audi- actions of the candidates themselves through extensive archival Do No Harm ences the feeling of being as close as possible to these giants and footage, photographs, and documents. In January, 2016, Dateline NBC devoted an hour of programming the adventure of the battle to save them. Executive Producer: Raney Aronson to Lester Holt’s in-depth report on the worst case of Medicare Director: Tom Mustill Managing Editor: Andrew Metz fraud in history. Farid Fata, a renowned oncologist in the Detroit Executive Producers: Andrew Graham Brown, Fred Kaufman Director/Producer: Michael Kirk area, victimized more than 500 patients — telling some they had Series Producer: Bill Murphy Producers: Mike Wiser, Philip Bennett cancer when they did not, giving too much or improper treatment Series Editors: Janet Hess, Roger Webb Producer/Reporters: Jim Gilmore, Gabrielle Schonder to others who did have cancer, and continuing to give chemo- Producer: Tom Mustill Coordinating Producer: Colette Neirouz Hanna therapy to terminal patients who didn’t need the drug — all so he could bilk Medicare and insurance companies out of tens of Nature PBS millions of dollars. Super Hummingbirds Senior Executive Producer of Primetime News: David Corvo “Super Hummingbirds” captures the elusive and surprising world Executive Producer: Elizabeth Cole of Hummingbirds and brings the viewer deep inside their lives. Senior Broadcast Producer: Adam Gorfain The film documents how Hummingbirds survive at high alti- Senior Producer: Allison Orr tudes, use their tongues to drink nectar from flowers, and how Producer: Anna Schecter Hummingbird males sing together on a lek in Additional Producers: Paul Nichols, Helen Kwong, Donna to attract females to mate with them. High-speed cameras catch Mendell, Polly DeFrank the aerial predation and aerobatic territorial fights of Humming- Correspondent: Lester Holt birds — yes indeed, Hummingbirds are predators — to show that these little creatures are not just delicate feathered jewels, but feisty aggressive animals. The film changes our perceptions of

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A GIRL IN THE RIVER: VICE NEWS TONIGHT REAL SPORTS THE PRICE OF FORGIVENESS BEST STORY IN A NEWSCAST WITH BRYANT GUMBEL BEST DOCUMENTARY OUTSTANDING CONTINUING COVERAGE OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE REPORT OUTSTANDING SHORT DOCUMENTARY OF A NEWS STORY IN A NEWSCAST IN A NEWSMAGAZINE PRODUCER/DIRECTOR SHARMEEN OBAID-CHINOY “RETAKING MOSUL” “COST OF THE GAME: THE DANGERS OF YOUTH FOOTBALL” EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS TINA BROWN, SHEILA NEVINS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS MADELEINE HAERINGER, SHANE SMITH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER RICK BERNSTEIN SENIOR PRODUCER LISA HELLER JOSH TYRANGIEL SENIOR PRODUCER JOE PERSKIE SENIOR PRODUCER NOREEN JAMEEL PRODUCER NICK DOLIN OUTSTANDING MUSIC & SOUND SUPERVISING PRODUCERS JUSTIN DIAL, CHRISTINA VALLICE COORDINATNG PRODUCERS NICK DOLIN, TIM WALKER COMPOSER WENDY BLACKSTONE PRODUCERS ADAM DESIDERIO, BEN FOLEY, MARTINA VELTRONI ADDITIONAL PRODUCERS BRIAN DERR, NISREEN HABBAL SOUND EDITOR/RE-RECORDING MIXER CHRIS BERTOLOTTI LINE PRODUCER MARAL USEFI CORRESPONDENT BERNARD GOLDBERG SOUND RECORDIST/SOUND ENGINEER NADIR SIDDIQUI CORRESPONDENT SEB WALKER EBOLA: THE DOCTORS’ STORY ONLY THE DEAD OUTSTANDING CONTINUING COVERAGE OUTSTANDING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SEE THE END OF WAR OF A NEWS STORY IN A NEWSCAST DOCUMENTARY OUTSTANDING CURRENT AFFAIRS DOCUMENTARY “PHILIPPINES DRUG WAR” PRODUCER/DIRECTOR STEVEN GRANDISON DIRECTOR/PRODUCER EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS MADELEINE HAERINGER, SHANE SMITH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS EDWARDS, LUCIE KON, DIRECTOR BILL GUTTENTAG JOSH TYRANGIEL SHEILA NEVINS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS ROSS COWLEY, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTONE, PRODUCERS ORLANDO DE LA CRUZ, ADAM DESIDERIO, SENIOR PRODUCER NANCY ABRAHAM JUSTINE A. ROSENTHAL MARTINA VELTRONI PRODUCER PATRICK MCDONALD CORRESPONDENT SEB WALKER BODY TEAM 12 OUTSTANDING FEATURE STORY IN A NEWSCAST OUTSTANDING SHORT DOCUMENTARY UNDERFIRE: THE UNTOLD STORY “FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS” DIRECTOR/PRODUCER DAVID DARG OF PFC. TONY VACCARO EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS MADELEINE HAERINGER, SHANE SMITH, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER PAUL G. ALLEN OUTSTANDING HISTORICAL DOCUMENTARY JOSH TYRANGIEL CO-EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS CAROLE TOMKO, OLIVIA WILDE DIRECTOR/PRODUCER MAX LEWKOWICZ SUPERVISING PRODUCERS JONAH KAPLAN, JESSICA WEISBERG PRODUCER BRYN MOOSER EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS GIANNA CERBONE-TEOLI, SHEILA NEVINS, PRODUCER ROLAKE BAMGBOSE COORDINATING PRODUCERS JANNAT GARGI, MOLLY SWENSON ANN OSTER, TIM VAN PATTEN CORRESPONDENT JAY KANG OUTSTANDING EDITING—DOCUMENTARY SENIOR PRODUCER JACQUELINE GLOVER EDITOR DAVID DARG PRODUCER VALERIE THOMAS OUTSTANDING HARD NEWS FEATURE STORY IN A NEWSCAST “THE RISE OF CARFENTANIL” ORPHANS OF EBOLA THREE DAYS OF TERROR: OUTSTANDING EDITING—DOCUMENTARY EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS MADELEINE HAERINGER, SHANE SMITH, THE CHARLIE HEBDO ATTACKS EDITOR FRANCO BOGINO OUTSTANDING INVESTIGATIVE DOCUMENTARY JOSH TYRANGIEL PRODUCER/DIRECTOR DAN REED SENIOR PRODUCER JAVIER GUZMAN EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS SAM BAGNALL, LUC HERMANN, SUPERVISING PRODUCER JONAH KAPLAN SHEILA NEVINS PRODUCER ISABEL CASTRO SENIOR PRODUCERS NANCY ABRAHAM, SARAH WALDRON CORRESPONDENT DEXTER THOMAS OUTSTANDING RESEARCH OUTSTANDING EDITING—NEWS RESEARCHERS LUCILE BERLAND, MARION GUÉGAN, “PHILIPPINES DRUG WAR” ERIC PELLETIER, DAN REED EDITOR KIMMY GORDEN

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Independent Lens PBS 60 Minutes CBS MJ Kang, Arisu Kashiwagi, Charles Khoury, Hannah Kim, Wilhemina’s War The White Helmets Joan Lau, Peter Lee, Katherine Liang, Annie Liao, Alexis Lim, “Wilhemina’s War” was designed to flip the script on the tradi- In “The White Helmets” Scott Pelley reported on Syria’s local Ryan Massiah, Peggy Oei, Esther Park, My Tran, Charles tional public health story. Instead of interviewing public health volunteer search and rescue teams pulling life out of bombed out Wang, Wes Yang officials, doctors, and medical researchers, the film tells the story buildings. They’re officially called the Syrian Civil Defense but Flame Artists: Rod Basham, Eric Manson of how Southern rural communities deal with the HIV epidemic are better known by the white helmets they wear. They are ordi- from the grassroots, through the eyes of those most affected. In nary people — former bakers, students and shopkeepers — who Spillover — Zika, Ebola & Beyond PBS 2009, the Centers for Disease Control published a report saying band together to help their fellow neighbors, pulling people out Zika. Ebola. MERS. These are viruses that “spill over” from that the number one cause of death for young African-American of the rubble of unimaginable destruction. Editor Patrick Lee animals and infect humans. In the last half-century the number women was AIDS. Through Wilhemina Dixon, we see the combed through hours of graphic footage and adopted a docu- of spillover viruses has quadrupled. But typically, people learn impact of governmental neglect on its most vulnerable citizens. mentary approach to the presenting the images, allowing viewers about outbreaks as sudden disconnected flare ups. These viruses, Director: June Cross to fully experience what was happening to civilians in a country however, have much in common: where they come from, how Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Lois Vossen devastated by war. they attack, and how they can be controlled. By telling deeply Producer: June Cross Editor: Patrick Lee human stories of disease victims and health care workers, Spill- Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill over — Zika, Ebola & Beyond goes beyond the headlines to Co-Producer: Lisa Desai ABC News Digital ABC convey important, usable information about spillover viruses, at a Steps into a High Calm time when viewers need it most. A variety of animation styles and POV PBS This ABC News report, months in the making, explores a Syrian techniques communicate complex scientific ideas while engaging Hooligan Sparrow family’s harrowing journey to Europe and the perilous future they viewers emotionally. The danger is palpable as intrepid young filmmaker Nanfu Wang confront today grappling with being foreigners in a new land. Creative Director: Tom Brass follows maverick activist Ye Haiyan (aka Hooligan Sparrow) and The editing involved sifting through months of footage to tell a VFX Producer: Amber Drucker her band of colleagues to southern to seek justice in the compelling story in a sensitive but unvarnished way. Assistant VFX Producer: Tom Seed case of six elementary school girls allegedly sexually abused by Editor: Evan Simon Lead Designer: Yianni Papaniocolaou their principal. Marked as enemies of the state, the activists are Illustrators: Adrien Deggan, James Grant under constant government and face interrogation, VICE News Tonight HBO Motion Graphics: Steve Azancot, Tom Barry, Kevin Francis, harassment and imprisonment. Sparrow continues to champion Philippines Drug War Matthew Lee girls’ and women’s rights and arms herself with the power of social VICE News Tonight was one of the first American outlets to Art Director, for HHMI Tangled Bank Studios: Fabian de media. Filmmaker Wang becomes a target, too, and must deal report on the story of President Duterte’s blood-soaked war on Kok-Mercado with destroyed cameras and intimidation drugs — and one of the only outlets to stay with it. The series of Director/Producer: Nanfu Wang reports documented the first six months of the anti-drug cam- Stephen Hawking’s CuriosityStream Executive Producers: Andy Cohen, Alison Klayman, Justine paign, revealing a brutal system of extrajudicial killings, inhumane Favorite Places Nagan, Chris White detention, and rampant corruption. VICE News Tonight’s report- In Stephen Hawking’s Favorite Places the famed cosmologist ing brought this story to life with a raw, unfiltered perspective embarks on the journey of a lifetime. He pilots the spaceship The Naked Truth Fusion that helped to galvanize public opinion. ‘SS Hawking’ to five locations filled with meaning for him and Trumpland Editor: Kimmy Gorden for humanity. Stephen Hawking’s Favorite Places features visuals They’ve been mocked as “The Deplorables”, but they’ve changed that are at once spectacular and photo real, incorporating the last Outstanding Graphic Design imaging from Hubble and other telescopes, and the latest imagin- the face of presidential politics in 2016. The Naked Truth: Trump- and Art Direction land profiled four Trump voters, and let them explain in their own ings of The Big Bang and Black Holes. words why they believe he should be president and how they feel Visual Effects Lead: Cadby Flying Monsters with about his most controversial positions. Visual Effects Director: Jason White David Attenborough Director: Leighton Woodhouse Visual Effects Producer: Matt Barker Executive Producers: Mark Lima, Keith Summa, Nando Vila 220 million years ago dinosaurs were beginning their domination Visual Effects: Ben McCarthy Senior Producer: Nina Alvarez of Earth. But another group of reptiles was about to make an Modeler: Mark Newbold Supervising Producer: Justine Gubar extraordinary leap — pterosaurs were taking control of the skies. Producer: Lisa Rudin The story of how and why these mysterious creatures took to the Pop Vox  Field Producers: Troy Farah, Elizabeth Fladung, Camri Nelson air is more fantastical than any fiction. In Flying Monsters David Estelle Caswell brings her curiosity and obsession with music Attenborough sets out to uncover the truth about the enigmatic together with a determination to make the craft of music not Outstanding Editing: News pterosaurs, whose wingspans of up to 40 feet were equal to that only more understandable, but more appreciated. Vox Pop is a of a modern day jet plane. Attenborough works with scientists to series designed to support the basic premise that there’s always a 60 Minutes CBS understand the incredible story of the evolution of the pterosaurs, fascinating history behind the songs we love. Caswell is the sole Morley Safer: A Reporter’s Life a story that unfolds in such stunning locations as New Mexico, editor, designer and animator for the series. Every single frame On the occasion of his retirement from 60 Minutes, a celebration the Jurassic Coast of Lyme Regis in Britain, an ancient pterosaur of Caswell’s motion design supports her fully formed and wholly of Morley Safer’s career featuring interviews with former NBC landing site in Southern and a fossil pit in Germany original vision for how a deep and fulfilling look at music, film News anchor , historian David McCullough and where near perfect pterosaur specimens have been found. Hi-end and TV should look. retired U.S. Brigadier General Joe Stringham. CGI brings these ancient creatures to life. Designer: Estelle Caswell Editor: Warren Lustig VFX Supervisor: Matthew Baker-Jones Animator: Estelle Caswell VFX Producer: James Prosser, Anthony Geffen Additional Design & Animations: Gina Barton, Joe Posner 60 Minutes CBS VFX Lead: Simon Reid The Music of Zomba Prison VFX Compositor: Aleksandra Czenczek There are few places on earth as disparate as the Zomba Maxi- Modelling: Rob Angol mum Security prison in Malawi. Inmates there are packed into tiny cells so overcrowded there’s only enough room to sleep Sonic Sea Discovery Channel  wedged against one another on their sides. Despite these condi- How does one make a film about the ocean when the particular tions, a group of inmates and guards inside of the prison had subject matter — sound — is invisible? That was a central chal- been nominated for a Grammy Award. The musicians at Zomba lenge in making Sonic Sea, a documentary which highlights the recorded their album with the help of an American born inde- damage industrial and military ocean noise is doing to whales and pendent record producer named Ian Brenna, who travels the other marine life that depend on sound for survival. To bring the world with his Italian wife Marilena Delli looking for interesting complex world of ocean sound to life, the filmmakers chose to music in some of the most remote corners of the world. The represent sound in the water visually as well as aurally, and then editing weaves the haunting images of life inside the prison with developed a graphical vocabulary: cool colors, smooth lines and the beautiful, painful music being made there, resulting in an organic curves for natural sounds; hot colors and jagged lines for immersive portrait of a desperate place. human-made noise pollution. Editor: Paul Bellinger Lead Animator: Eric Demeusy Animators: James Ahn, Bernice Bernardo, June Cho, Chloe Choi, Janelle Cummins, Sam Davidson, Jacob Ferguson, Austin Hyde, Mary Jane Kim, Maziar Majd, Zack Mao, Dan Meehan, Jasveer Sidhu, Chloe Woo Designers: Joseph Ahn, Rob Bolick, Lisa Chen, Zach Eastburg,

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Outstanding Science, Medical and Okeechobee dug beneath the headlines of a major environmental FRONTLINE PBS Environmental Report catastrophe to identify the underlying causes that were anything The Education of Omarina but natural. “The Education of Omarina” shows how one innovative program CNN Digital CNN Executive Producers: Greg Gilderman, , Neil Katz designed to stem the high school dropout crisis, and target- Vanishing: The Earth’s Sixth Mass Extinction Producers: Spencer Wilking, Kait Parker, Marc Stern, Craig ing middle-schoolers, has dramatically affected a set of twins. Biologists warn we are on the verge of Earth’s sixth mass extinc- Wilson, Greg Gilderman One twin, Omarina, benefited from these early tion event — and it’s the first time humans are to blame. In Correspondent: Kait Parker interventions, while her twin brother did not. “The Education of Omarina” is not only a devastating chronicle of the importance “Vanishing: The Earth’s Sixth Mass Extinction,” CNN cor- Outstanding Feature Story in a respondents traveled the world, from the savannas of Botswana Newsmagazine of early interventions, but a richly layered story that lays bare to the rainforests of Costa Rica, to document the causes of this ways in which race and gender impact a child’s education and by crisis, which include climate change, agriculture, plastic waste and extension their entire life. 60 Minutes CBS the illegal wildlife trade. If we fail to change, three-quarters of all Executive Producer: Raney Aronson The Brothers Rosenberg species could vanish in just a couple centuries. Managing Editor: Andrew Metz Sr. Vice President, CNN Global Digital Video: Chris Berend Robert and Michael Rosenberg were six and ten years old when Producer / Director: Mary Robertson Sr. Vice President, CNN International: Deborah Rayner their parents, Julius and Ethel, were executed in 1953 for con- Senior Producer: Frank Koughan Editor-in-Chief, CNN Digital: Meredith Artley spiring to provide atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. It was the Executive Producers for Left/Right Docs: Ken Druckerman, Banks Senior Editors: Rich Galant, Jan Winburn height of the McCarthy era, and the brothers were the children of Tarver Executive Producers: Wendy Brundige, Ingrid Formanek, Vivek two of the most infamous spies of the Cold War. It was not until Outstanding Edited Interview Kemp, Jon Reyes the fall of 2016 that Robert and Michael finally agreed to their Senior Producer: Jackson Loo first major TV interview on 60 Minutes with Anderson Cooper. 60 Minutes CBS Producers: Samantha Bresnahan, Deborah Brunswick, Garth Executive Producer: Jeff Fager The 45th President Cripps, Frank Fenimore, Matthew Gannon, Janelle Gonzalez, Executive Editor: Bill Owens Mark Phillips, Brett Roegiers, Peter Rudden, Bryce Urbany Producer: Andy Court President-Elect Donald Trump — three days after his upset vic- Digital Producers: Roberto Chriqui, Padraic Driscoll, Tricia Co-Producers: Terry Manning, Evie Salomon tory — sat down with 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl for Escobedo, Curt Merrill, Alberto Mier, Sean O’Key, Rachel Correspondent: Anderson Cooper his first post-election interview. As she interviewed Mr. Trump in Rodriguez his triplex penthouse home in Trump Tower, protesters marched 60 Minutes CBS Correspondents: David McKenzie, Nick Paton Walsh, John below on the streets of and in many cities throughout The Music of Zomba Prison Sutter . After Ms. Stahl pressed him on reports of harassment There are few places on earth as disparate as the Zomba Maxi- and violence happening in his name, Mr. Trump looked directly Fault Lines al Jazeera International USA mum Security prison in Malawi. Inmates there are packed into into the camera and told those people doing so to, “Stop it.” The Standing Rock and the Battle Beyond tiny cells so overcrowded there’s only enough room to sleep special, one-hour broadcast was seen by 20 million people and In “Standing Rock and the Battle Beyond”, Al Jazeera wedged against one another on their sides. Despite these condi- was both revealing and news-making, quoted, excerpted and International USA aimed to explore the roots of the largest tions, a group of inmates and guards inside of the prison had analyzed by news organizations around the world. environmental story of 2016 — the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s been nominated for a Grammy Award. The musicians at Zomba Executive Producer: Jeff Fager fight against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. recorded their album with the help of an American born inde- Executive Editor: Bill Owens Executive Producer: Mat Skene pendent record producer named Ian Brenna, who travels the Producers: Richard Bonin, Ruth Streeter Senior Producer: Hanaan Sarhan world with his Italian wife Marilena Delli looking for interesting Co-Producers: Kaylee Tully, Ayesha Siddiqi, Sean Kelly, Patrick Producer: Kavitha Chekuru music in some of the most remote corners of the world. Lee, Matthew Lev, Richard Buddenhagen, Daniel J. Glucksman Co-Producers: Adrienne Haspel, Victor Tadashi Suarez Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Correspondent: Lesley Stahl Correspondent: Sharif Abdel Kouddous Executive Editor: Bill Owens Producers: Michael H. Gavshon, David M. Levine 60 Minutes CBS Hello World Co-Producers: Paul Bellinger, Jolly Ntaba The Hostage Hunting for the Origins of the Universe Correspondent: Anderson Cooper This report by Lesley Stahl, is about one woman’s years-long in ’s Desert struggle to bring back her husband from captivity. Surrounded 60 Minutes CBS Chile’s Atacama Desert is the driest place on earth and sits on a by FBI hostage negotiators, former government advisors and The New Colombia plateau about 10,000 feet above sea level. Ashlee Vance traveled representatives from U.S. agencies, Elaine Weinstein was forced to this Mars-like environment to hunt for the origins of the uni- 60 Minutes correspondent Lara Logan reports on the untold to make difficult, impossible decisions. And every step of the way, verse and the promise of renewable energy on a new scale before story of Colombia’s remarkable transformation that effectively she held her husband’s fate in her hands. heading to Santiago to peer into the future of Chile’s surprising ended the Western Hemisphere’s longest running war that Executive Producer: Jeff Fager tech sector in its captial city. left 220,000 dead and millions displaced. Logan tracks down Producers: Ira Rosen, Habiba Nosheen, Executive Producer: Ashlee Vance two men who quietly, and against all odds, changed the violent Executive Editor: Bill Owens Director: Diana Suryakusuma course of Colombia’s history; one an advertising executive whose Co-Producer: Sean Kelly Producers: Jed Rosenberg, Diana Suryakusuma ad campaigns convinced nearly 18,000 armed guerrillas hid- Correspondent: Lesley Stahl Reporter: Ashlee Vance ing in the jungle to give up without firing a shot, and a former 60 Minutes CBS Co-Producers: David Nicholson, Victoria Blackburne-Daniell, mathematician turned mayor of Medellin who transformed the The King Alan Jeffries, Grant Slater, Robie Flores “murder capital of the world” into a safe, modern city teeming with tourists. To better understand the wars in Iraq, Syria and the global fight PBS NewsHour PBS Executive Producer: Jeff Fager against terrorism, as well as the Syrian refugee crisis, 60 Minutes The End of AIDS? Executive Editor: Bill Owens headed to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan where these con- As scientists and researchers prepared to gather in South Africa Producer: Alan B. Goldberg flicts surround its borders on all sides. With so many battles at for the Inernational AIDS Conference last summer, the PBS Co-Producer: Joe Schanzer his backyard, His Majesty, King Abdullah Il Bin Al Hussein not NewsHour launched an ambitious six-part series to ask a bold Correspondent: Lara Logan only spoke about these issues, he showed what Jordan is doing questions: is ending the AIDS epidemic within reach? about them. 60 Minutes CBS PBS NewsHour Correspondent: William Brangham Executive Producer: Jeff Fager The Resurrection of St. Benedict’s PBS NewsHour Producer: Jason Kane Producers: Amjad Tadros, Nicole Young Senior Producers: Richard Coolidge, Murrey Jacobson, Patti “The Resurrection of St. Benedict’s” introduced viewers to the Executive Editor: Bill Owens Parson extraordinary students at a Catholic high school in Newark, New Co-Producers: Peter M. Berman, Katie Kerbstat Executive Producer: Sara Just Jersey. Despite its location in a destitute and high crime area, the Correspondent: Scott Pelley Digital Producers: Vanessa Dennis, Travis Daub graduation rate at the all-boys school is well over 95%. Almost Science Magazine Reporter: Jon Cohen all of its graduates go on to get a four-year college degree. What UCTV Producer: Shannon Bradley makes St. Benedict’s unlike almost any other inner city school is that its students run nearly every aspect of academic life including Toxic Lake: The Untold Weather Channel | the daily convocations, school discipline and tutoring programs. Story of Lake Okeechobee weather.com Executive Producer: Jeff Fager For months during 2016, plumes of toxic algae turned South Senior Producer: Michael Radutzky Florida’s emerald waters the color of coffee and smothered its Executive Editor: Bill Owens inlets under a fetid blanket of guacamole-green goop that killed Producers: Guy Campanile, Andrew Bast off fish, suffocated oyster beds and triggered a ferocious outcry Co-Producer: Peter M. Berman from coastal residents. Toxic Lake: The Untold Story of Lake

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CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS Armed in America Town Halls: PBS if Rio 2016 was going to be the type of Olympics that served the Pulse Nightclub Attack Survivor Two Night Special city, or the other way around. Orlando Pulse Night Club survivor Demetrice Naulings sat Police and Guns, Faith and Guns Reporter/Producer: Johnny Harris down with Scott Pelley to describe in chilling, heartbreaking “Armed in America” was a special two-night television event Executive Producers: Matthew Vree, Joe Posner detail what happened on the night of June 13th, and shared the exploring gun violence in America from a public health and Senior Producer: Joss Fong haunting guilt he felt over not being able to save his best friend, religious perspective. It centered around two documentaries Outstanding Continuing Coverage of Eddie Justice. presented by Independent Lens: “Peace Officer,” which raised a News Story in a Newsmagazine Executive Producer: questions about the dangers of the increased militarization of Senior Broadcast Producer: Kimberly Godwin police; and “The Armor of Light,” which profiled the faith jour- 60 Minutes CBS Producers: David Gladstone, Heather Spinelli, Chris St. Peter, neys of two Christians as they fight gun violence. One-hour town The Killing Machine Ashley Velie hall conversations revealed respectful and impactful dialogue Anchor & Managing Editor: Scott Pelley about the issues presented in the films immediately following Correspondent Lara Logan exposed a genocide perpetrated by each broadcast. ISIS that has taken the lives of thousands of Yezidis. Since ISIS Dateline NBC NBC Executive in Charge for PBS: Marie Nelson stormed into Iraq in 2014, capturing some of its most ethnically Senior Executive Producer: Jeanmarie Condon diverse areas, 60 Minutes began researching how the terror group NBC News special correspondent Tom Brokaw’s exclusive Senior Broadcast Producer: Megan Harding targeted minorities in the country’s north. Few were spared from interview with David Letterman made national news when it Host: Michel Martin ISIS’s brutality, but no group experienced their ruthlessness was broadcast on “On Assignment” a year after the late-night TV like the Yezidis — a small religious minority that has lived for a legend retired from his Late Show on CBS-TV in 2015. Let- CNN CNN thousand years in the small town of Sinjar. terman’s infamous beard was the first order of business, as Tom Presidential Town Hall: America’s Military and the Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Brokaw asked if it was “nesting something there.” In other por- Commander in Chief Executive Editor: Bill Owens tions of the candid exchange, Letterman talked about the Trump President joined CNN’s Jake Tapper in Fort Lee, Producers: Richard Butler, Max McClellan Campaign, Johnny Carson, and his retirement. He told Tom Bro- Virginia, to answer questions from American service members Co-Producer: Sean Kelly, Massimo Mariani kaw , “I couldn’t care less about late night television.” Letterman and their families. The town hall included some of the most Correspondent: Lara Logan brought Brokaw back to his hometown of Indianapolis, Indiana, pressing issues facing the today: national security, 60 Minutes CBS for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500, where Letterman’s America’s leadership abroad, the service of more than two million Breakthrough Status Indy car team was competing. He surprised residents of his old troops in America’s active and reserve forces, and the condition of Indianapolis neighborhood by showing up unannounced outside more than 20 million veterans. For more than four years 60 Minutes has embedded with a team his former home, and told stories about his nemesis, the high Senior Vice President, Washington and Special Events Programming: of doctors leading a groundbreaking trial using immunotherapy school bully: “…. the word got back to me that he was gonna get Eric Sherling to treat brain cancer at Duke University. There, doctors are inject- me”, Letterman said, “And sure enough, he beat me up.” Senior Vice President, Washington Newsgathering: Virginia Moseley ing a modified poliovirus directly into the tumors of patients Senior Executive Producer of Primetime News: David Corvo Senior Vice President & Washington Bureau Chief: Sam Feist with recurrent glioblastoma. Given unprecedented access into Executive Producer: Elizabeth Cole Vice President, Special Events: Kate Lunger a clinical trial and into the lives of patients and their families, Senior Broadcast Producer: Adam Gorfain Vice President, Political Coverage: this two-part series follows scientific discovery as it happens and Senior Producer: Ellen Mason Senior Director, Special Events: Anne Catherine Brown captures doctors in the race to eradicate the tumor and to extend Producers: Clare Duffy, Tim Uehlinger Executive Producers: Katie Hinman, Federico Quadrani, Carrie the lives of their patients who have been given just months to live. Additional Producer: Alvaro Trenchi Stevenson It is an inside look at the successes and setbacks of a medical trial Field Producer: Sabrina Esposito Supervising Producers: Melissa Block, Alec Miran that captures the personal joy and heartbreak of patients, families Correspondent: Tom Brokaw Senior Producers: Elisa Berkowitz, Nelli Black, Patricia DiCarlo, and doctors. Adam Levy, Jennifer Mikell, Kerry Rubin, Sara Rudolph, Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Outstanding News Special Emily Rust Executive Editor: Bill Owens Editorial Producers: Elizabeth Belanger, Lorenza Brascia, Senior Producer: Michael Radutzky ABC NEWS ABC Jacqueline Rose Producer: Denise Schrier Cetta The President and the People Producers: Kevin Brunelli, Will Cadigan, Curt Devine, Co-Producers: Katie Brennan, Matthew Danowski, Megan With the nation on edge in the immediate aftermath of horrific Christina Manduley, Chandler Schlegel, Joann Sierra, Jessica Kelty, Stephanie Palewski Brumbach shootings in Baton Rouge, Minneapolis and , ABC News Stanton, Rachel Streitfeld Correspondent: Scott Pelley produced a landmark town hall discussion with President Barack Directors: Renee Cullen, Gina Fellows ABC News Digital ABC Obama and Americans who had been directly affected by recent Anchor: Jake Tapper events. This 90-minute town hall, produced in less than 72 hours, Brian Ross Investigates — 5 Days: Inside the Hunt for featured 180 guests, each with a personal connection to a gun PBS NewsHour PBS the Boston Bombers related crisis. Questions for President Obama: A PBS NewsHour This unvarnished post-mortem of the 2013 Boston bombing Senior Vice President: Tom Cibrowski Special investigation provides a rare and critical insight into the chal- VP Newsgathering: Subrata De At the end of the primary season, the White House agreed to let lenges facing both law enforcement and the public in cities Senior Editorial Producers: Mary Kathryn Burke, Shah PBS NewsHour host a town hall meeting with President Obama. around the country in facing an increasing threat of terrorism Rahmanzadeh With candidates from both parties chosen, the President was at home. Senior Executive Producers: Eric Avram, Marc Burstein, finally in a position to declare his unvarnished support for Secre- Executive Producers: Michael Corn, Roxanna Sherwood, Jeanmarie Condon, David Sloan tary Clinton and his disapproval of Donald Trump. Dan Silver Chief Editorial Producers: Santina Leuci, Lisa Soloway Anchor and Moderator: Gwen Ifill Executive Producer, Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Senior Producers: Carrie Cook, Seth Easter Janice Johnston, Eric Executive Producer: Sara Just Managing Editor: Xana O’Neill H. 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Whipp, Toni Wilson Ahead of Rio’s hosting of the 2016 Olympics, the city govern- Field Producer: Jonathan Balthaser ment published a dossier outlining the positive effects the games Segment Producer: Lauren Putrino would have on the city. The document led with a quote from the Director: Jeff Winn mayor of Barcelona who was in office while the games were held Correspondents: Jemele Hill, Sunny Hostin there: “There are two types of Olympic Games: a city that serves Anchor: David Muir the Games, and the Games that serve a city”. Vox set out to see

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Dateline NBC NBC extreme circumstances of that assignment, he filmed with skill, out of the rubble of unimaginable destruction. The question the The Terrorist Next Door & The Face of Terror discipline and compassion. (Lainé himself was struck by shrapnel writers faced: How do you put such pain into words? How do you In the groundbreaking reports “ ISIS in America -The Terrorist in the fighting.) He captured the chaos and claustrophobia of war, explain the killing of women and children? Next Door,” and “The Face Of Terror,” which aired on NBC and some unexpected acts of kindness. For another story, Lainé Writers: Scott Pelley, Nicole Young, Katie Kerbstat News’s On Assignment, NBC’s Chief Foreign Correspondent had to work deftly to dodge the toxic fumes of a sulfur factory reported on how and why young people from set on fire by ISIS as he filmed the eerie scene. And his story of a CNN Digital CNN around the globe — including long-time residents of the United boy’s soccer tournament hit by a teenage ISIS suicide bomber is a Nick Paton Walsh — Midway: A Plastic Island States — traveled to Syria to fight for ISIS. In “The Terrorist somber tableau of grief which reverently gives time and space for CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh is known for his authoritative report- Next Door”, Engel tracked down family members and close the witnesses to tell their sad tale. ing from the front lines of conflict, but in this program he tackles friends of Isis recruits in the United States. “In “The Face of Videojournalist: Brice Laine perhaps the most diffuse frontline of all — the battle for the Terror,” he interviewed a New York man who described how he welfare of Earth itself. Paton Walsh and his team went to one of was recruited by ISIS, traveled to Syria, and given military train- Nightline ABC the most remote places on the planet to show us how it has been ing. These broadcasts tore the masks off the faces of ISIS foreign Gang Land inundated with our tossed-out plastic garbage. Our discarded fighters who had previously been able to stay anonymous in the The safety concern of the subjects who appear on-camera in this soda bottles and used toothbrushes have floated to Midway Atoll horrific videos in which they executed people and taunted their Nightline story was the primary concern during the production across thousands of miles — evidence of the “tiny disposable former neighbors. It helped explain to American viewers how and of this dangerous report. As a result, the story was filmed almost choices we make to throw something away, often several times why the kid next door might turn into an international terrorist. exclusively with a single small still camera that was converted to an hour…. the cost of our convenient world.” As he writes, Paton Senior Executive Producer of Primetime News: David Corvo shoot video. The size of the camera and its ability to operate in Walsh’s tone shifts from wonder at the native fauna on Midway Executive Producer: Elizabeth Cole low-light provided better access and opportunity to follow sub- to alarm at how thoughtlessly we are poisoning it — and poten- Senior Broadcast Producer: Adam Gorfain jects in hiding, such as the active gang members who don’t often tially ourselves. Senior Producer: Paul Ryan appear on-camera. Writer: Nick Paton Walsh Producers: Brenda Breslauer, Tom Keenan, Ben Plesser Videojournalist: Adam Desiderio Outstanding Business and Economic Field Producers: Simon Doolittle, Mona Zughbi Outstanding Writing Documentary Additional Producers: Tim Al-Harby, Frank Bido, Tracy Connor, Marc Smith CBS America ReFramed World Correspondent: Richard Engel 60 Minutes Breakthrough Status The Hand That Feeds FRONTLINE PBS For more than two years, 60 Minutes has followed a groundbreak- “The Hand That Feeds” reveals a candid and urgent behind-the- Yemen Under Siege ing trial using immunotherapy to treat brain cancer at Duke scenes look at the plight of undocumented immigrant workers At a time when the world’s attention was focused elsewhere, University. Doctors are injecting a modified poliovirus directly who face sub-legal wages, dangerous machinery and abusive journalist Safa al Ahmed made the dangerous trip into the heart into the tumors of patients with recurrent glioblastoma — the managers. These workers run the risk of being fired for merely of the grinding fight in Yemen, capturing a conflict that has frac- deadliest form of brain cancer. Correspondent Scott Pelley takes requesting a legitimate and much-needed sick day. tured a country that was once a key U.S. ally in the war on terror. complex ideas and brings them to life for a television audience. Directors: Robin Blotnick, Rachel Lears Executive Producer: Raney Aronson The strength of Pelley’s storytelling is how he weaves the human Executive Producers: Christopher Hastings, Justine Nagan, Alex Managing Editor: Andrew Metz element into the scientific method, humanizing the science Rivera, Sandie Viquez Pedlow, Chris White Director / Producer: Safa Al Ahmad through his descriptions. He conveys the bravery of the study’s Series Producer: Carmen L. Vicencio Field Producers: Ghaith Abdul Ahad, Abdul Aziz Al Sabri participants, and shows how each patient’s experience will shape FRONTLINE PBS Senior Producer: Frank Koughan the treatment of subsequent patients for years to come. Writers: Scott Pelley, Michael Radutzky, Denise Schrier Cetta The Fantasy Sports Gamble Outstanding Video Journalism: News “The Fantasy Sports Gamble” is a FRONTLINE/The New York 60 Minutes CBS Times investigation into the shadowy business of daily fantasy 60 Minutes CBS The Music of Zomba Prison sports and online sports betting. With law enforcement cracking Battle for Mosul There are few places on earth as disparate as the Zomba Maxi- down on this new industry, the film traces how it became such Correspondent Lara Logan reported on the battle to retake the mum Security prison in Malawi. Inmates there are packed into a big business — with fans betting an estimated $2.6 billion in Iraqi city of Mosul from the Islamic State. As soon as the first tiny cells so overcrowded there’s only enough room to sleep 2015 — and goes inside its operations at home and abroad. shot was fired, Logan and cameramen Richard Butler and Scott wedged against one another on their sides. Despite these condi- Executive Producer: Raney Aronson Munro headed to the front lines, joining the Iraqi military as it tions, a group of inmates and guards inside of the prison had Managing Editor: Andrew Metz began pushing into the city. Cameras were rolling as Iraqi forces been nominated for a Grammy Award. The musicians at Zomba Producer / Director: Frank Koughan fought ISIS neighborhood by neighborhood. In decades of cover- recorded their album with the help of an American born inde- Correspondent / Reporter: ing wars, this was probably the most dangerous assignment 60 pendent record producer named Ian Brenna, who travels the Reporters: Augustin Armendariz, James Glanz, Jacqueline Minutes camera crews have ever experienced. world with his Italian wife Marilena Delli looking for interesting Williams Camera: Richard Butler, Scott Munro music in some of the most remote corners of the world. The sto- Producers: Anya Bourg, James Jacoby rytelling in this report brings viewers inside a place much of the Editor, Investigations, The New York Times: Ian Fisher ABC News Digital ABC world seems to have forgotten, and introduces them to a group of Deputy Editor, Investigations, The New York Times: Paul Fishleder Steps into a High Calm people creating incredible beauty amidst staggering ugliness. Assistant Editor, Computer Assisted Reporting, The New York Employing breathtaking cinematography and innovative story- Writers: Anderson Cooper, Michael H. Gavshon, David M. Times: Sarah Cohen telling, this report examines not only the excruciating challenges Levine PBS for a family of Syrian refugees, but also offers viewers a timely Independent Lens and unique exploration of a refugee family’s new life in a foreign 60 Minutes CBS Dogtown Redemption land over many months. The Resurrection of St. Benedict’s As with the poor in the slums of , and Brazil, a sur- Videojournalists: Molly Hunter, Evan Simon “The Resurrection of St. Benedict’s” introduced viewers to the prising number of Americans make their living by recycling trash. extraordinary students at a Catholic high school in Newark, New “Dogtown Redemption” tells the story of this profession and its BBC World News America bbC World News Jersey. Despite its location in a destitute and high crime area, the practitioners in a lively, bustling yet invisible corner of : Darren Conway — The Battle For Mosul graduation rate at the all-boys school is well over 95%. Almost Dogtown, West Oakland. BBC World News America had video journalist Darren Conway, all of its graduates go on to get a four-year college degree. What Co-Directors: Amir Soltani, Chihiro Wimbush along with correspondent Ian Pannell, on the front lines covering makes St. Benedict’s unlike almost any other inner city school is Executive Producers: Geralyn Dreyfous, Abou Farman, Sally Jo the battle for Mosul. They were the first team of foreign journal- that its students run nearly every aspect of academic life including Fifer, Steven Nasiri, Regina Scully, Khosrow Semnani, Lois ists to reach the outskirts of Mosul with Iraqi forces and captured the daily convocations, school discipline and tutoring programs. Vossen, Jamie Wolf the images of that moment, including accounts from the militants Writers: Scott Pelley, Guy Campanile, Andrew Bast Producer: Amir Soltani who were prepared to defend the city at all costs. Co-Producers: Amir Soltani, Ray Telles, Denise Zmekhol, Videojournalist: Darren Conway 60 Minutes CBS Chihiro Wimbush, Delnaz Abadi The White Helmets Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill CNN CNN In “The White Helmets” Scott Pelley reports on Syria’s local Brice Laine’s Reports from Iraq volunteer search and rescue teams that pull life out of bombed Brice Lainé has distinguished himself over the past year as an out buildings. They’re officially called the Syrian Civil Defense exceptional war photographer. Lainé filmed and edited “28 but are better known by the white helmets they wear. They are Hours Surrounded by ISIS”, a dramatic account of Iraqi forces ordinary people — former bakers, students and shopkeepers — ambushed in Mosul and surrounded by ISIS fighters. 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Independent Lens PBS My Beautiful Broken Brain Netflix Vox Pop Vox In Football We Trust “If the physical body — the brain, is damaged, does this extend Hip-Hop “In Football We Trust” captures a snapshot in time amid the to damage to the self?” This question is at the heart of Netflix’s Estelle Caswell brings her curiosity and obsession with music rise of the Pacific Islander presence in high school, collegiate original documentary film, My Beautiful Broken Brain as we together with a determination to make the craft of music not and professional football. A contemporary American story, the follow Lotje’s Sodderland’s incredible story of rehabilitation and only more understandable, but more appreciated. Vox Pop is a film transports viewers deep inside the tightly-knit and complex recovery from a traumatic hemorrhagic stroke. Executive pro- series designed to support the basic premise that there’s always a Polynesian community in Salt Lake City, Utah, one of the chief duced by David Lynch. fascinating history behind the songs we love. By deconstructing sources for the modern influx of Pacific Islander NFLers. Executive Producers: Michael Houldey, David Lynch, Sophie the complex sounds of hip hop and pop music through animation Director: Tony Vainuku Robinson, Lotje Sodderland and demonstration, that history becomes much clearer, and trends Co-Director / Producer: Erika Cohn easier to spot. Executive Producers: Gavin Dougan, Geralyn Dreyfous, Mark NOVA PBS Reporter/Producer: Estelle Caswell Lipson, Sally Jo Fifer, Lois Vossen Great Human Odyssey Executive Producers: Matthew Vree, Joe Posner Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill Three years in the making, filmed in 20 countries over 5 conti- Senior Producer: Joss Fong nents, N OVA ’s “Great Human Discovery” takes audiences on an POV PBS Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking epic journey in search of answers to a major scientific mystery. News Story in a Newscast Kingdom Of Shadows How did our ancient ancestors find a way out of our African In Kingdom of Shadows, Emmy®-nominated filmmaker Ber- cradle and spread to every corner of the planet? BBC World News America bbC World News nardo Ruiz takes an unflinching look at the hard choices and Producer and Director: Niobe Thompson The Battle for Mosul destructive consequences of the U.S.-Mexico drug war. Weaving Senior Executive Producer: Paula Apsell together the stories of a U.S. drug enforcement agent on the Deputy Executive Producer: Julia Cort In the battle against the so-called Islamic State, no offensive was border, an activist nun in violence-scarred Monterrey, Mexico, Senior Producer: Chris Schmidt more significant this year than the fight to retake Mosul. The and a former Texas smuggler, the film reveals the human side of Producer: Larry Klein BBC was there on the ground with multiple crews covering every an often-misunderstood conflict. The distinct but interlocking angle. It was a breaking news story with international implica- Outstanding Arts, Culture and tions and the BBC coverage gave U.S. viewers an up close view experiences of these three individuals expose the dark corners Entertainment Report of a human-rights crisis that has yet to be fully revealed. This of the conflict. documentary, which The New York Times called “unforgettable,” is Executive Producer: Kate Farrell 60 Minutes CBS sure to spark debate. Senior Editorial Producers: Richard Colebourn, Rachel Thompson Little Jazz Man Director: Bernardo Ruiz Executive Editor: Jonathan Munro Executive Producers: Carlos Gómez Andonaegui, Jimena Martí 60 Minutes has met many talented musicians over the years, but Managing Editors: Andrew Roy, Anna Williams Haik, Justine Nagan, Jeff Skoll, Diane Weyermann, Chris no one quite like the young jazz prodigy Joey Alexander. When Program Producers: Mat Morrison, Sarah Svoboda White 60 Minutes spent time with Alexander, the young pianist was just Producers: Darren Conway, Firle Davies, Peter Emmerson, Nico Producers: Katia Maguire, Bernardo Ruiz twelve years old and already wowing fans and fellow musicians. 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The choir per- Orlando Pulse Nightclub Shooting Directors: Jon Halperin, Shaul Schwarz forms at the Pope’s side during papal celebrations and at concerts On June 12th, 2016, at least 50 people were killed and 53 others Executive Producers: Mike Beck, Mark Mannucci, Ian Orefice, around the world, including at their home base, the magnifi- were wounded when a lone gunman walked into a gay nightclub, Kira Pollack cent Sistine Chapel. In the midst of one of the most divisive opened fire and took hostages. The shooter, twenty nine year atmospheres in history, “The Pope’s Choir” told a story about old Omar Mateen, called 911 during the siege and declared his HBO Documentary Films HBO humanity, history and beauty. allegiance to ISIS. Mateen was killed in a shootout with law Ebola: The Doctors’ Story Executive Producer: Jeff Fager enforcement after a three-hour stand-off. 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For the first time ever, specially designed goggle Correspondent: Charlie Rose Managing Editor: Eva Nordstrom cameras took audiences inside the high-risk zone, providing a Senior Producers: Jerry Cipriano, Pat Milton, Lulu Chiang, John unique “doctor’s eye view” of the heartbreaking struggle to treat Sunday Morning CBS Peck, Adam Verdugo infected patients and the dangers of battling a disease that turns Mouthing Off Supervising Producer: Jon Tower human beings into walking biohazards. “Mouthing Off ” tells the story of A Prairie Home Companion’s Editorial Producers: Kaci Sokoloff, Lauren Hoenemeyer, Bonita Producer/Director: :Steven Grandison maestro of sound, Fred Newman, who fell in love with listening Sostre Executive Producers: Karen Edwards, Lucie Kon, Sheila Nevins as a boy in the Deep South in the 50s, and who delights audi- Producers: Adam Aigner-Treworgy, Katie Brennan, Betty Senior Producer: Nancy Abraham ences with the infinite universe of sounds and stories he creates in Chin, Rodney Comrie, Alyssa Estrada, Rodney Hawkins, his own unique way. 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CBS News CBS Mike Kosnar, Andrew Kozak, Helen Kwong, Lisa Lampkin, where federal spending does good to help the working poor thrive The Road to Mosul Amy Leobold, Don Lynch, Kori Lynch, Kevin Monahan, Mary in New York’s complicated economy and also where a lack of Veteran Correspondent Holly Williams made repeated trips to Murray, Bill O’Reilly, Terry Pickard, Jackeline Pou, Adam money or attention can lead to violence and even death. the front lines in Iraq and Syria to cover the war against ISIS. Reiss, Janelle Richards, Molly Roecker, Bita Ryan, Frank Executive Producer: Greg Kordick Williams’ stories illustrated the war from several angles; camping Salamone, Carl Sears, Dan Shepherd, Barry Sprague, Craig Senior Producers: Quiana Burns, John Nichols, Melissa Ryerson overnight in no-man’s-land as civilians from Mosul surrendered Stanley, Xuan Thai, Geoff Tofield , Tom Winter, David Wylie, Producers: Christina Arvanites, Adrienne Carr, Peter Cosma, to Iraqi soldiers, crossing the front line with only the clothes on Shannon Urtnowski, Gabe Valdes, Natalie Valdes, David Verdi, Maura Daly, Lisa Feierman, Joy Fowlin, Antonio Franqueira, their backs; a flood of Syrian child refugees who made it to the Wonbo Woo Kyle Griffin, Adam Hemmert, Beryl Holness, Ariana Pekary, relative safety of , only to be put to work as virtual slaves; Anchor & Correspondent: Lester Holt Alex Presha, Nick Ramsey, Jessica Sanoh, Paul Taylor, Andrew and being caught in a surprise ISIS attack in Kirkuk traveling Correspondents: Stephanie Gosk, Gabe Gutierrez, Kelly Trattler, John Yuro with an Iraqi SWAT team. O’Donnell, Gadi Schwartz, , Harry Smith, Pete Booking Producers: Joanne Denyeau, Jill Lazzaro, Steve Lewis Executive Producers: Steve Capus, Ryan Kadro, Williams Director: Sterling Brown Senior Producer: Heather Abbott Host: Lawrence O’Donnell Producers: Steve Berriman, Abdi Cadani, Pete Gow, Leigh Kiniry, Erin Lyall, Haithem Moussa, Omar Abdulkader Justine LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD The Rachel Maddow Show MSNBC Redman, Khaled Wassef An American Disaster: The Crisis in Flint Correspondent: Holly Williams CHARLES OSGOOD In April 2014, Flint, Michigan’s emergency manager ordered Contributor and Former Anchor, CBS Sunday Morning the city to begin drawing its drinking water from the Flint River. NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt NBC Host, The Osgood File The river water began to scour a vital “biofilm” coating from the Brussels Under Attack Presented by Bill Small inside of the city’s water service lines, including thousands that The March 2016 terrorist bombings of Brussels Airport and a were made of lead, and those pipes began to leach the powerful metro station in central Brussels killed 32 people and injured neurotoxin into the drinking-water supply. After more than a year Outstanding News Discussion & more than 300, exposing the continuing vulnerability of Europe Analysis of relentless focus on Flint’s plight, The Rachel Maddow Show to terrorist attacks. NBC Nightly News provided in-depth, break- held a televised town hall to address what could be done to fix ing news coverage of the bombings, led by correspondent Bill the city’s water supply, how to limit the irreversible effects of the All In with MSNBC Neely’s gripping, minute-by-minute account of the attacks. neurotoxin on Flint’s children, and how to hold those who caused All In America: in Trump Country Executive Producer: Samuel Singal the crisis accountable. The Rachel Maddow Show’s reporting and Senior Broadcast Producer: Jennifer B. Suozzo Just 80,000 people in three Midwestern states clinched the town hall helped galvanize nationwide efforts to help the people Senior Producers: Roberto Bailey, Katie Boyle, Tracey Lyons, electoral college for Mr. Trump in 2016. In Kenosha County of Flint. Chris Strathmann Wisconsin, a once-thriving manufacturing hub that hadn’t Executive Producers: Cory Gnazzo, Jamie Kraft Director: Stephen G. Lucas voted Republican since 1972, Mr. Trump won by 237 votes. But Senior Producers: Laura Conaway, Tricia McKinney, Mike Producers: Chapman Bell, Mac Bishop, John Boxley, Stacy notably, in a pattern repeated across Wisconsin, Bernie Sanders Yarvitz Brady, Kate Brannelly, Sarah Burke, Joe Caffrey, Petra Cahill, had picked up more votes than either Donald Trump or Hillary Producers: Matthew Alexander, Isaac-Davy Aronson, Valerie Erin Calabrese, Jackie Carrero, Gene Choo, Tracy Connor, Clinton during the primary. Why did voters who voted over- Champagne, Kelsey Desiderio, Emily Drew, Carol Eggers, Kim Cornett, Jason Cumming, Patricia Guerra Dávila, Tom whelmingly for Bernie Sanders in the primary, and who chose Steven Flisler, Rawan Jabaji, Kent Jones, Celeste Lavin, Can- Dawson, Erin Dean, Jane Derenowski, Sigi DeVos, Jonathan Barack Obama twice, send Donald Trump to the White House? dace King, Tiffany Lopez, Robert Lyon, Wendy McNeal, Kevin Dienst, Sossy Dombourian, Shanshan Dong, Kristin Don- One month after the election, All In with Chris Hayes traveled Monahan, Jen Mulreany, Julia Nutter, Eric Pfriender, Hannah nelly, Andy Eckardt, Richard Esposito, Chris Essner, Lauren with Bernie Sanders to a local union hall in Kenosha, Wisconsin Rappleye, Paul Rodrigues, Asamoah Sarpong, Barry Sprague, Fairbanks, Mary Beth Fay, Brooke Fraser , Maralyn Gelefsky, find out. Caitlin Tierney, Nick Tuths Allison Girvin, Matt Grimson, Carmen Gonzalez, Ali Gostan- Executive Producer: Denis Horgan Coordinating Producers: Rani Kahle, Sue Kroll ian, Charlene Gubash, Kylie Haoues, Tony Hemmings, Alex Senior Producers: Joshua Chaffee, Tina Cone, Rani Kahle, Bren- Line Producer: Sunita Sohoni Holmes, Nancy Ing, Kiko Itasaka, Ziad Jaber, Alastair Jamie- dan O’Melia Senior Booking Producer: Andrew Dallos son, Matthew Johnson, Rob Kaplan, Naomi Karam, Maggie Producers: Sheara Braun, Tiffany Champion, Todd Cole, Brian Booking Producer: Ron Dodd Kasner, Alexa Keyes, Betsy Korona, Jamieson Lesko, Christina Drew, Robert Forrester, Carey Fox, Jessica Kerry, Brendan Digital Producers: Steve Benen, Will Femia Marker, Carol Marquis, Niven McCall-Mazza, Adrienne McDonald, Brian Montopoli, Aileen Normile, Rebecca Director: Rob Katko Mong, David Naggiar, Paul Nassar, Christopher Nelson, Jamie Rashid, Diane Shamis, Rachel Simon, Sam Ulan, Molly Ward Correspondent: Stephanie Gosk Novogrod, Richard O’Kelly, Emma Ong, Bill O’Reilly, Lauren Director: Christian Alicea Host: Rachel Maddow Prince, Kristen Powers, Katie Reimchen, Rob Rivas, Molly Host: Chris Hayes Roecker, David Rudge, Emmanuelle Saliba, Laura Saravia, This Week with George Stephanopoulos ABC All In with Chris Hayes MSNBC Mark Schone, Cheryll Simpson, Alex Smith, Marc Smith, July 31, 2016 All In America: The Hottest Year Tracy Snyder, Yuka Tachibana, Gabe Valdes, Christina Val- This headline-making broadcast featured George Stephanopou- lice, Jay Varela, David Verdi, Milena Veselinovic, Cassandra 2016 was the hottest year on record. And communities across the los’ lengthy interview with then-candidate Donald Trump. Vinograd, Tom Winter, Bob Windrem, Kerrie Wudyka, David country are already dealing with the consequences of a changing Stephanopoulos pressed Trump on his relationship with Vladimir Wylie environment. For them, the debate isn’t whether climate change Putin and elicited the first response to the heated charge at the Correspondents: Kelly Cobiella, Tom Costello, Richard Engel, exists, it is how best to adapt to it. In an extensive special report, Democratic National Convention from Khizr Khan, the father of , Harry Smith, Pete Williams All In with Chris Hayes traveled from the tundra of Alaska to the a Muslim soldier killed in Iraq, that Trump had “sacrificed noth- Anchor: Lester Holt beachfront of South Florida to the bayous of to see ing” for his country. how residents, scientists and public officials are confronting the Executive Producer: Jonathan Greenberger NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt NBC realities of climate change. Senior Producer: Steve Turnham Terror in Orlando Executive Producer: Denis Horgan Senior Editorial Producer: Chris Donovan The first gunshots were fired in the Pulse nightclub just after Senior Producers: Joshua Chaffee, Tina Cone, Kim Harvey, Editorial Producer: Kendall Heath 2AM, and by 6:30 in the evening Lester Holt anchored a special Brendan O’Melia Coordinating Producers: Liz Alesse, Imtiyaz Delawala edition of Nightly News just a block away from the scene of the Producers: Sheara Braun, Tiffany Champion, Gregg Cockrell, Producers: Anja Crowder, Conor Finnegan, Greg Hughes, Mae attack. NBC News reporters and experts delivered coverage that Todd Cole, Brian Drew, Carey Fox, Jessica Kerry, Allison Koch, Joo, Freda Kahen-Kashi, Joy Lin, Molly Nagle, John Santucci, was at times raw and visceral, but, most importantly, was deep Hiram Martinez, Joelle Martinez, Brendan McDonald, Brian Adam Teicholz, Thea Trachtenberg and insightful. Montopoli, Aileen Normile, Rebecca Rashid, Diane Shamis, Director: Deborah Talley Executive Producer: James Kraft Rachel Simon, Sam Ulan, Molly Ward Digital Producer: Nicki Rossoll Senior Producers: Edward Deitch, Catherine Kim, Ilyas Kirmani, Director: Christian Alicea Chief Anchor: George Stephanopoulos Joel Seidman Host: Chris Hayes Anchor: Martha Raddatz Producers: Meredith Amor, Erika Angulo, Alexandra Bacallao, The Last Word with MSNBC Andrew Blankstein, John Boxley, Stacy Brady, Krista Brunson, Lawrence O’Donnell Joe Caffrey, Jason Calabretta, Amy Calvin, Michelle Cho, The Hidden City Gene Choo, Tracy Connor, Kim Cornett, Tom Dawson, Polly DeFrank, Robert Dembo, Jonathan Dienst, Jose Luis Dieppa, There are more people who live in public housing in New York Richard Esposito, Elisha Fieldstadt, Aaron Franco, Gina City alone than live in the entire city of Boston or the entire Gentilesco, Hasani Gittens, Matt Grimson, Carmen Gon- city of or even the entire state of Vermont. 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Outstanding Current Affairs the lives they were born into and the lives they dream of leading. Soundbreaking PBS Documentary Director: Beth Murphy Soundbreaking, an eight-part television series, traces the ongo- Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Debra McLeod, Justine ing sonic revolution that is music, and explores the nexus of FRONTLINE PBS Nagan, Charles Sennott, Chris White cutting-edge technology and human artistry that has created Children of Syria Producer: Beth Murphy the soundtrack of our lives. Featuring more than 150 original interviews with some of the most celebrated recording artists, The refugee crisis created by the fighting in Syria has spilled well Outstanding Music & Sound beyond the , creating a situation in Europe unlike producers and music industry pioneers of all time, Soundbreaking anything since the Second World War, with some four million charts a century’s worth of innovation and experimentation, and Challenger Disaster: National Geographic people displaced. “Children of Syria” captures this almost unimag- offers a behind-the-scenes look at the birth of brand new sounds. Lost Tapes inable upheaval through the emotional microcosm of four siblings Re-Recording Mixer: Martin Czembor, Paul Furedi and their parents whose lives are totally transformed by the war. Challenger Disaster: Lost Tapes follows the story of the Space Sound Editors: Mariusz Glabinski, Marlena Grzalewicz, Ira Executive Producer: Raney Aronson Shuttle Challenger and its crew, specifically Christa McAuliffe, a Spiegel Managing Editor: Andrew Metz school teacher and the first civilian to be launched into space. In Music Editor: Debora Lilavois Director / Producer: Marcel Mettelsiefen order to musically compliment the footage in the documentary, Sound Recordists: Richard Fleming, Theresa Radka, Mark Roy, Co-Producer: Stephen Ellis Jasha Klebe set out to write an understated, yet meaningful canvas Doug Dunderdale, Sandy Fellerman, Chris Gibbions, James Executive Producers, ITN Productions: Chris Shaw, Anthony for which the story could develop and allow the viewer/listener to Goodard, Matt Hamilton, Tim Johnson, Greg Rothschild, Wonke embark on this poignant journey in American history. Chiara Roy, Jayme Roy, John Zecca Senior Producer: Dan Edge Composers: Jasha Klebe, Billie Ray Fingers, Bruce Fingers Composers: Nathan Halpern, Chris Ruggiero Score Producer: Russell Emanuel FRONTLINE PBS Score Supervisor: Monica Sonand Symphony of the Soil PBS Confronting ISIS Score Coordinator: Stephanie Hall Symphony of the Soil explores the complexity and mystery of soil. With ISIS under assault in the region, FRONTLINE correspon- Mix Engineer: John Witt Chapman Filmed on four continents and sharing the voices of some of the dent Martin Smith set out to examine the successes, failures and world’s most esteemed soil scientists, farmers and activists, the HBO Documentary Films HBO challenges in America’s ongoing war against the Islamist extrem- film portrays soil as a protagonist of our planetary story. Com- A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness ists. Drawing on his extensive experience covering the Middle poser Todd Boekelheide scored the film in the same way Mozart East, Smith traveled to Iraq, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Tur- In a number of countries around the world, women who dare to and Bach composed their classic works, crafting orchestral key, exposing how their priorities often clashed and diverged with break societal norms are punished and are often killed for bring- arrangements that draw on recurring and evolving motifs to mark President Obama’s effort to “degrade and ultimately destroy” ISIS. ing shame to their families. More than 1500 women are killed in story, character and emotion. Executive Producer: Raney Aronson “honor killings” in Pakistan every year and activists believe that Composer: Todd Boekelheide Managing Editor: Andrew Metz number could be much higher. “A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness” follows the life of eighteen year old Saba, a rare Outstanding Lighting Direction and Correspondent/ Producer: Martin Smith Scenic Design Producer: Linda Hirsch survivor of in Pakistan. Sound editor Chris Berto- Co-Producer: Brian Funck lotti sought to provide clarity and consistency to the dialogue to clearly convey the range of emotions expressed in the film, and Barbarians Rising History Channel HBO Documentary Films HBO to add as much sonically immersive texture and richness as pos- Revenge, Arminius & Boudica Only the Dead See the End of War sible to convey a sense of place and immediacy. Composer Wendy Barbarians Rising tells the story of the rise and fall of the Roman Examining the and its moral consequences through the Blackstone integrated Pakistani instrumentation, as well as Empire from the viewpoint of the rebel leaders — termed as story of the rise and fall of jihadi terrorist Abu Musab al-Zar- musical elements from nearby regions, in order to reach a broader barbarians by the Romans — who launched epic struggles that qawi, the founder of Al Qaeda in Iraq and the progenitor of ISIS, audience willing to face the horror of so-called honor killings. would help to shape the future. The design team sought to create “Only the Dead See the End of War” is a harrowing and graphic Composer: Wendy Blackstone something entirely new — a fully immersive world that would account from both sides of the war zone, as well as an illuminat- Sound Editor/Re-Recording Mixer: Chris Bertolotti put the viewers and expert contributors right at the center of the ing window into the origins of a modern terrorist organization. Sound Recordist/Sound Engineer: Nadir Siddiqui human story of this exciting, brutal and world-defining period Director/Producer: Michael Ware of history. Sonic Sea Discovery Channel  Director: Bill Guttentag Production Designer: Richard ‘Badger’ Touch Executive Producers: Ross Cowley, Christopher Johnstone, How does one make a film about the ocean when the particular Supervising Art Director: Ivan Ranguelov Justine A. Rosenthal subject matter — sound — is invisible? That was a central chal- Leadman: Zamfir Zamfirov Producer: Patrick McDonald lenge in making Sonic Sea, a documentary which highlights Construction Manager: Evgeni Yordanov the damage that industrial and military ocean noise is doing to Directors of Photography: Richard Kendrick, Gary Clarke POV PBS whales and other marine life that depend on sound for survival. The Return Composer Heitor Pereira used organic, electronic and musical Blood and Fury: american Heroes Channel America’s Civil War In 2012, California amended its “Three Strikes” law — one of the sounds to create voices that represent the sea and the magnificent Battle of Fredericksburg harshest criminal sentencing policies in the country. The passage sonic creatures within, as well as the invasive machines that are of Prop. 36 marked the first time in U.S. history that citizens harming life in the ocean. Sound Design was critically important Blood and Fury showcased the events of a war that spanned over 4 voted to shorten sentences of those currently incarcerated. Within to bringing the complex world of ocean sound to life. Sonic Sea years, focusing on 6 major battles, with an utmost level of authen- days, the reintegration of thousands of “lifers” was underway. has a rich, layered and immersive soundscape that is essential ticity. The production design team created scenes that depicted a “The Return” examines this unprecedented reform through the to the film’s core idea that the ocean is primarily an acoustic magnitude of damage, carnage and despair that was unfathomable eyes of those on the front lines — prisoners suddenly freed, environment, and that marine life depend on hearing much as to that time, and to some large degree is still unfathomable today. families turned upside down, reentry providers helping navigate humans depend on sight. The series aimed to showcase the chaos of battle and the hard- complex transitions and attorneys and judges wrestling with an Additional Sound Design: Ron Aston ships experienced by the individual soldiers. untested law. At a moment of reckoning on mass incarceration, Dialogue Editor: Ryan Briley Production Designer: Florian Schuck what can California’s experiment teach the nation? Sound Effects Editor: Christopher Bonis Director of Photography: Felipe Rodriguez Directors/Producers: Kelly Duane de la Vega, Katie Galloway Supervising Sound Designer: Trevor Gates Executive Producers: Anne Devereux-Mills, Sally Jo Fifer, Audio Producer: Daniel Hinerfeld Justine Nagan, Chris White Composer: Heitor Pereira Producers: Ariella Ben-Dov Music Mixer: Alexander Verbitskiy Re-Recording Mixer: Jonathan Wales POV PBS Sound Recordists: Noah Alexander, Susan Bryant, Calm David- What Tomorrow Brings son, Isaac Derfel, Mia Forrest, Tim Korn, Greg Miller, Trokon “What Tomorrow Brings” goes inside the very first girls’ school Nagbe, Marc Ryan, Len Schmitz in a small Afghan village. Never before have fathers here allowed their daughters to be educated; now threats heighten their misgivings. From the school’s beginnings in 2009 to its first gradu- ating class in 2015, the film traces the interconnected stories of students, teachers, village elders, parents and school founder Razia Jan. While the girls learn to read and write, their education goes far beyond the classroom as they discover the differences between

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CNN Heroes CNN scholarship. It must be hard for him going through life without L.A. Louvre RYOT The 10th Annual CNN HEROES All-Star Tribute anyone knowing how secretly smart he is. His powerful body is a It’s a sunny day in downtown , where a group of Anderson Cooper was joined by Kelly Ripa to co-host the 10th blessing, but its also a curse. At least that’s National Geographic’s fifth-grade students are told they are going on a field trip to “the Annual “CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute” live from the American take on things in this promo for the recent season of Brain Games. most famous museum in the entire world.” The students arrive at Museum of Natural History in New York City. Celebrities helped Creative Director / Designer: Brian Everett an empty building and enter an old warehouse to see only empty honor this year’s Top 10 CNN Heroes — 10 everyday people Writer / Creative Director: Tyler Korba frames. Then titles appear over the video, “We couldn’t bring who are changing the world — including Taraji P. Henson, Rich- Director, Brand Strategy & Media Planning: Kevin Bulmer the kids to the Louvre, so we brought the Louvre to the kids.” ard Gere, Octavia Spencer, Neil Patrick Harris, Edward Norton, VP, Talent: Terry Danuser As a gentleman holds an iPad in front of the frames, paintings Laurie Hernandez, Liev Schreiber, Edie Falco, Keegan-Michael SVP, Consumer Marketing: Hayes Tauber suddenly fill the empty spaces through augmented reality. The Key, Diane Lane, and Danielle Brooks, with a special perfor- SVP, Creative: Andy Baker Louvre video is part of a larger venture into the space of aug- mance by Idina Menzel. Five former CNN Heroes of the Year mented reality for RYOT Media, and promotes how the company were revisited to see how they and their organizations have grown CNN. Go There. CNN plans to use the technology for education and journalism while with one being named the CNN SuperHero. The 2-hour special Why We Go also allowing people to become more familiar with AR. culminated with the reveal of the 2016 CNN Hero of the Year. In 2014, CNN launched “Go There,” its new brand identity. Executive Producers: Bryn Mooser, Molly Swenson CNN worked with Clickspring Design and The Lighting Design Since launch, the campaign has showcased the unique ways in Producer: Monica Reimold Group to create a dynamic, beautifully lit, 360° set for the show. which CNN gathers and tells a story. This year’s brand anthem Director: Matt Ogens Senior Lighting Designer: Steven Brill, The Lighting Design builds on that theme with an authentic glimpse of how and why Director of Photography: Charlie Gruet Group CNN journalists choose to go. Cinematographer: Erik Angra Assistant Lighting Designer: Dan Rousseau, The Lighting Chief Marketing Officer: Allison Gollust Art Director: Ben Roffee Design Group Senior Vice President: Rick Lewchuk Editor: JJ Lask Automated Lighting Designer: Michael Appel, The Lighting Vice President: Whit Friese Music: Greg Kuehn Design Group Senior Director, Design: Robert Poulton Senior Director, Production: Dan Brown Outstanding Arts & Culture Principal Designer: Erik Ulfers, Clickspring Design Documentary Executive Producer: Lori Nadler, Clickspring Design Executive Producers: Cori Cooperider, Lance O’Connor Gaffer: Brian Renoni, The Lighting Design Group Producers: Anton Maillie, Seiya Matsumiya America ReFramed World Fixture Designer: Scott Laurentz, The Lighting Design Group Senior Production Manager: Julie Bitton BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez Senior Executive Producer: Kelly Flynn Director: Klaus Obermeyer Director: Renee Cullen Head of Production: Marla Whittaker “BaddDDD Sonia Sanchez” is a portrait of the artist, revealing VP Design: Guy Pepper Photojournalist: Sebastiaan Knoops Sanchez’s uncompromising life. Deemed ‘a lion in literature’s Scenic Manager: Alan Reese Composer: Nick Wood forest’ by poet Maya Angelou, Sanchez is the winner of major Scenic Project Manager: Sharon Braunstein Director of Photography: Johan Palm literary honors. A significant figure in the 1960s Black Arts Senior Project Manager: Adrienne Kapalko, Clickspring Design Editor: Marco Perez Movement, often considered the artistic arm of the Black Power Manager of Production: Sheryl Wisniewski, The Lighting Sound Designer: Steve Warner Movement, she raised her voice in the name of black culture, civil Design Group Compositor: Bryan Fitch rights, women’s liberation and world peace. Director/Producers: Barbara Attie, Janet Goldwater, Sabrina CNN Original Series CNN CNN Original Series CNN Schmidt Gordon The Hunt with John Walsh: Sex Slaves in Texas The Eighties Executive Producers: Christopher Hastings, Justine Nagan, Alfonso “Poncho” Diaz-Juarez is accused of kidnapping young CNN’s campaign for The Eighties was designed to appeal to the Chris White women from and bringing them into the U.S., large cohort of the CNN audience that remembers that decade Series Producer: Carmen L. Vicencio where he tortured and raped them, and forced them into pros- well. The series covered a range of stories from the beginning Independent Lens PBS titution. Authorities consider him to be one of the most violent of the AIDS crisis, to the booms and busts on Wall Street, to Meet the Patels pimps to ever have trafficked women from Mexico to brothels in the changes in TV and music and we needed to find ways to Texas. The brothels where he forced his women to work were the highlight all of that, while still promising a series that would be “Meet the Patels” documents the story of Ravi Patel, a young notorious “cantinas” — rough bars that cater to Latino clientele. entertaining and fun to watch. Highly evocative music became Indian-American who enters a love triangle between the woman In October of 2013, authorities indicted Diaz-Juarez and 13 oth- the key driver for the campaign. of his dreams…and his parents. Filmed by Ravi’s sister in what ers, charging them with running a Harris County sex trafficking Chief Marketing Officer: Allison Gollust started as a family vacation video, this personal documentary ring. The other suspects all pled guilty or were convicted in court. Senior Vice President: Rick Lewchuk film uses humor to explore critical American issues of racism, Alfonso Diaz-Juarez was the only one to escape arrest, and he is Vice President: Whit Friese interracial relationships, and assimilation. Meet the Patels is a still on the run. The lighting and production design challenge was Executive Producer: Heidi Erney co-production of Four in a Billion Pictures LLC, Impact Partners to build — from light and very limited materials — a persuasive Partner/Chief Creative Officer: Beat Baudenbacher and the Independent Television Service (ITVS). version of the world the victims of these crimes described: an Partner/President: David Herbruck Directors: Geeta V. Patel, Ravi V. Patel interconnected web of shadowy spaces lit with “cheerful” colors, Director of Strategy: Bo Bishop Executive Producers: Niraj Bhatia, Dan Cogan, Geralyn festive cantinas which served only the purpose of serving up these Head of Production: Scott Lasko Dreyfous, Sally Jo Fifer, Vasant K. Patel, Vijay Vaidyanathan, enslaved women to an unending stream of customers. Producer: Christos Mountzouros Lois Vossen Director of Photography for Lighting: Marshall Rose Senior Writer/Producers: John Dance, Nicole Giles Co-Executive Producers: Donna Gruneich, Kevin Gruneich, Production Designer: Annie Simeone Sr. Director, Design; Robert Poulton Ryan Harrington, Beth Janson, Dr. Nassir Marrouche, Dr. Senior Director, Production: Dan Brown Robin Marrouche, Samata Narra, Jenny Raskin, Rick Rosenthal Facing National Geographic Creative Directors: Sean , Anna Minkkinen Producers: Janet Eckholm, Geeta V. Patel Facing Putin Senior Production Manager: Julie Bitton Co-Producer: Trishya Screwvala Facing, a seven-part National Geographic series, told the stories Account Director: Lara Hurst Consulting Producer: Rishika Advani Tartaglia of global icons Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and Pablo Esco- Art Directors: Jorge Peschiera, Greg Tate POV PBS bar, among others, through interviews with the people closest Editor: Chris Herod Iris to them. Cinematographer/production designer Ian Kerr and Audio: Randy Garmon, Bryan Stone his team embraced the confines of the Talking Head interview Iris pairs the late documentarian Albert Maysles, then 87, with format, and through determined and creative lighting and scenic FRONTLINE PBS Iris Apfel, the quick-witted, flamboyantly dressed 93-year-old design, pushed the boundaries of documentary filmmaking. The Choice 2016 Promo Campaign style maven who has had an outsized presence on the New Director of Photography/Production Designer: Ian Kerr “The Choice 2016” provided key insights into the lives and York fashion scene for decades. More than a fashion film, the Additional Photography: Shaun Lawless character of the two major party presidential candidates months documentary is a story about creativity and how a soaring free Key Grip: Simon Doucet before the election. These promotional spots brought audiences spirit continues to inspire. Iris portrays a singular woman whose Lighting/Camera Assistant: Scot Proudfoot, Braden Batsford into FRONTLINE’s deeply reported narrative of Donald Trump enthusiasm for fashion, art and people are her sustenance. She and Hillary Clinton, side by side. reminds us that dressing — and indeed, life — is nothing but a Outstanding Promotional Executive Producer: Raney Aronson grand experiment. “If you’re lucky enough to do something you Announcement Managing Editor: Andrew Metz love, everything else follows.” Promotion Producer: Missy Frederick Director: Albert Maysles Brain Games National Geographic Promotion Editor: Barry Clegg Producers: Laura Coxson, Rebekah Maysles, Jennifer Ash Rudick Did you know action superstar Dolph Lundgren is a genius? He Executive Producers: Doreen Small has an IQ of 160. He studied chemical engineering and went Co-Executive Producer: Charles C. Dorego to the Institute of Technology on a Fulbright

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POV PBS Nightline ABC Anderson Cooper 360 CNN Thank You For Playing Paying for Peace Pulse Nightclub Massacre When Ryan Green, a video game programmer, learns that his “Paying for Peace” is a deep-dive into Richmond, California’s When a lone gunman opened fire at a gay nightclub in Florida, young son Joel has cancer, he and his wife begin documenting innovative and controversial approach to curbing gun violence 48 people were killed and dozens more were wounded, making their emotional journey with a poetic video game. “Thank You and keeping neighborhoods safe by paying potentially dangerous it the worst mass shooting in U.S. history and the worst terrorist for Playing” follows Ryan and his family over two years creating young men to not pull the trigger. Rather than tell stories of gun attack since 9/11. CNN’s Anderson Cooper, along with a team of “That Dragon, Cancer,” which evolves from a cathartic exercise violence by relying on the insights of law enforcement, victims correspondents and producers, went to Orlando and uncovered into a critically acclaimed work of art that sets the gaming and their families, or reformed criminals, Nightline told a story new details on the massacre, including stories of survival and industry abuzz. Lauded as “unimaginably intimate” by The New that featured the perspectives and the very real struggles of young questions on the police response. And in a heated interview, Coo- Yorker, the film is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit men as they actively navigate whether or not to pull the trigger. per pressed Florida’s Attorney General Pam Bondi about whether and the unique ways that art and technology can help us share Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood it was “hypocritical” for her to claim to be an LGBT ally after profound experiences. Senior Producer: Jenna Millman years of fighting against equal rights for the gay community. Directors: David Osit, Malika Zouhali-Worrall Producer: Meagan Redman Executive Producer: Charlie Moore Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Simon Kilmurry, Justine Field Producer: Ozren Milharcic Senior Broadcast Producer: Kara Kasarjian Nagan, Chris White Additional Producers: Jasmine Brown, Brendan Cusack, Michael Senior Producers: Susan Chun, Kerry Rubin, Sean Yates Producers: David Osit, Malika Zouhali-Worrall Darlington, Neil Sass, Ignacio Torres Supervising Producer: Chuck Hadad Correspondent: Editorial Producers: Desiree Adib, Jennifer Duck, Danelle Gar- Digital VOD cia, Kari Pricher Miss Sharon Jones! VICE News Tonight HBO Producers: Kirk McDonald, Kelly Daniel, Ben Tinker, Mary In 2013, soul singer Sharon Jones was diagnosed with stage two Friday Night Lights Kay Mallonee pancreatic cancer. While doctors were optimistic, treatment VICE News Tonight set out to create an intimate portrait of Director: Eli Lazar meant surgery and months of chemotherapy. Jones’ musical career a high school football team with a choice: to kneel or not to Correspondents: , Jim Sciutto, Gary Tuchman, would come to a halt. Her physical recovery, and drive towards kneel, Kaepernick-style, during the national anthem. Despite its , Pamela Brown getting back to the stage, is the subject of Barbara Kopple’s reputation as a top-notch public school, Berkeley High School in Anchor: Anderson Cooper inspiring documentary Miss Sharon Jones!. Berkeley, California is internally segregated, both physically and Directors: Barbara Kopple by the academic achievements of its students. It was clear that CNN CNN Producer: David Cassidy students weren’t making this decision lightly; there were concerns Battle for Mosul ranging from ostracism to death threats to revoked athletic CNN began broadcasting live from Iraq within moments of the Outstanding Feature Story in a Newscast scholarships. For many students, it was a moment that made the official announcement that the battle to recapture Mosul from consequences of protest real. ISIS had begun. The network presented vivid live reporting of Executive Producers: Madeleine Haeringer, Shane Smith, Josh the first skirmishes with ISIS fighters from a team embedded ABC News Digital ABC Tyrangiel with a Kurdish unit, as well as extensive background and analysis Steps into a High Calm Supervising Producers: Jonah Kaplan, Jessica Weisberg from veteran correspondents in Irbil and near Mosul. Within the This feature explores a Syrian family’s harrowing journey to Producer: Rolake Bamgbose first 24 hours, viewers witnessed the range of ISIS tactics that Europe and the perilous future they confront today grappling Correspondent: Jay Kang Iraqi forces were up against: suicide car bombs, smoking oil fires with being foreigners in a new land. that obscured ISIS positions, and suicide bombers who suddenly Outstanding Breaking News Coverage Executive Producer: Dan Silver popped up on the battlefield from hidden tunnels. CNN’s com- Supervising Producer: Ronnie Polidoro bination of planning, experience and agility on the ground gave it Managing Editor: Xana O’Neill ABC News Special Events ABC an edge in this breaking news situation. Senior Producer: Jon Williams Nightclub Massacre: Terror in Orlando Senior International Correspondents: , Nick Paton Reporter: Molly Hunter The horrific loss of life in Orlando early in the morning on Walsh, , Michael Holmes Producer: Evan Simon Sunday, June 12th was hard to fathom. As the devastating extent Producers: Hamdi Alkhshali, Ghazi Balkiz, Dominique Van Additional Producers: Firas Abd Alhadi, Qossay Alsattari, Engin of the situation began to seep out, ABC News quickly mobilized Heerden, Alessandro Gentile, Chris Jackson, Brice Laine, Bas, Dragana Jovanovic, Rym Momtaz, Bruno Nota, Nadine the entire news division responsibly and sensitively, advancing the Scott McWhinnie, Mohammed Tawfeeq Shubailat story during more than five hours of live continuous coverage. Executive Producer: Ingrid Formanek Senior Executive Producer: Marc Burstein Executive Vice President/Managing Director, CNN International: CBS This Morning CBS Senior Producers: Hal Arnow-Theil, John Ferracane Tamar Tony Maddox Double Arm Transplant Gargle, Ricki Goldberg, Drew Milhon, Mike Milhaven , Yoni Senior Vice President, Newsgathering, CNN International: Deborah John Peck was just 24 years old when he stepped on an IED in Mintz, David Reiter, Nadine Shubailat, Aliki Shinas Rayner and lost all four limbs. With the recuperative pow- Chief Editorial Producer: Santina Leuci Vice President and Bureau Chief, CNN International: Thomas ers of youth and the determination of a Marine sergeant, Peck Senior Editorial Producer: Nancy Gabriner Evans endured countless surgeries and years of physical therapy, always Supervising Editorial Producer: Justin M. Weaver Senior Director of Coverage, CNN International: Kim Norgaard holding onto his dream of becoming — of all things — a profes- Editorial Producers: Sabrina Ghebremedhin, Shahriar Rahman- Directors of Coverage, CNN International: Carol Jordan, Mitra sional chef. In 2014, Peck was declared eligible for a double arm zadeh Mobasherat, Caroline Paterson transplant. At the time of Peck’s surgery two years later, only 15 Executive Producer, Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Senior Futures Planning Editor: Yousuf Basil people in the world had received double arm transplants. Peck’s Directors: Tony Barrett, Rob Vint Executive Director, , CNN International: Cynde story bears witness to the lifelong consequences of devastating Coordinating Producers: Brian Kennedy, Wendy Fisher, Josh Strand, and the staff of the CNN International Desk war injuries — an inconvenient truth often overlooked now that Hoyos, Troy McMullen, Emily Stanitz, Jason Volack Vice President, Morning Programming: Jim Murphy casualties are so low. It also bears witness to the promise of medi- Producers: Brandon Baur, Felicia Biberica, Judy Block, Dan Director of Programming: Ryan Cooper cal advances. Childs, Courtney Condron, Katie Conway, Jack Date, Arturo Executive Producers: Merina Chacko Basony, Charlie Moore, Executive Producer: Ryan Kadro DelaCruz, Katie Dendaas, Alison Ehrlich , Brian Epstein, Javier Morgado, Candace Pickett Senior Producer: Chloe Arensberg Robert Henault, Jessica Stallone, Robert Vint, Scott Withers, Senior Broadcast Producers: Rick Bastien, Paulina Gigante, Kara Producer: Mary Walsh Monica Escobedo, , Randy Kreider, Jeff Lange Kasarjian, Lauren Mensch Co-Producer: David Bentley Doug Lantz, Jennifer Leong, Mike Levine, Carol McKinley, Supervising Producers: Bonnie Berry, Luke Henderson Correspondent: David Martin Josh Margolin, Cho Park, Duan Perrin, Dennis Powell, Paige Anchors: , , Alisyn Camerota, Ander- More, Christine Romo, Geneva Sands, Lisa Sivertsen Gerry son Cooper, CBS This Morning CBS Wagschal, Stephanie Wash, Teri Whitcraft Robert Zepeda Note to Self — Vice President Joe Biden Field Producers: Cho Park, Alex Hosenball The Washington Post the Washington Post Since its inception the “Note to Self ” series has profiled over 30 Segment Producers: Michael Delmoro, Hallie Eisenpress, Hen- Coverage of the Pulse Nightclub Shooting individuals from all walks of life. One of the episodes that best derson A Hewes, Paige More, Anastasia Elyse Williams,Matt In the early morning on June 12, 2016, news broke of a mass exemplifies the series is Vice President Joe Biden’s. It is no secret Stone, Anthony McMahon shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida. The Washington that the Vice President’s life story involves great loss. But as he Director: David Distinti Post quickly deployed video reporters and editors to report on the read his letter directly to viewers, he embodied his message of Chief Anchor: George Stephanopoulos tragic aftermath of the deadliest shooting in U.S. history. perseverance, patriotism and love. Correspondents: Dr. , Brad Garrett, Linzie Janis, Executive Producer: David Bruns Executive Producer: Ryan Kadro Aaron Katersky, Lauren Lyster, Martha Raddatz, Brian Ross, Senior Producers: Reem Akkad, Tom Legro Senior Producer: Brian Bingham Pierre Thomas Video Reporters: Dalton Bennett, McKenna Ewen, Whitney Supervising Producer: Molly Kordares Leaming, Alice Li, Erin O’Connor, Jayne Orenstein, Lee Producers: Jenna Gibson, Paige Kendig Powell Co-Producer: Craig Shea

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2017 INTERNATIONAL EMMY AWARD FOR Executive Producer: Yoni Greenbaum a Guatemalan national we found his body floating in the water. CURRENT AFFAIRS Producer: Karen Araiza Edgar Moscoso went missing for several days and his family was Photojournalist: Paul Quimby desperate to find him. 101 East — Rodrigo Duterte: al Jazeera Reporters: Vince Lattanzio, Denise Nakano, Morgan Zalot Photographer/Editor: Sergio Mendoza A President’s Report Card English, Malaysia Director of Photography: Mathew Mezer Reporter: Jorge Vinals A ruthless crackdown on drugs, allegations of thousands of Animation Design Manager: Derek Robinson WLS-TV extrajudicial killings, a war of words with world leaders — Philip- Editor: Brendan McCullough WLS-TV News (, Illinois) pines’ President Rodrigo Duterte is one of the most controversial GI Joe Found Dead Tampa Bay Times/ leaders of our times. Insane. Invisible. A decorated police officer was killed in the quiet idyllic boating Producers: Sharon Roobol (Executive Producer), Jamela Alindo- In Danger. Sarasota Herald Tribune community of Fox Lake, 60-miles northwest of Chicago on Sept. gan, Ella Mage, Mavourneen Dineen, Liz Gooch Each year, Florida courts send thousands of patients to live in 1, 2015. The community of about 10,000 was effectively placed Editor: Badrul Hisham state-funded mental hospitals. They go because they are seriously on lockdown. Hundreds of heavily armed law-enforcement offi- Correspondent: Steve Chao ill, mentally broken and potentially dangerous. They need round- cials were deployed to the area searching for suspects. Suddenly, the-clock care to avoid hurting themselves or someone else. But Fox Lake would be the center of national attention as the town Exposure: Saudi hardcash Productions/ in Florida, the care that patients, their families — and society — honored the life of Lt. Charles Joseph Gliniewicz, affectionately Arabia Uncovered ITV/WGBH/Frontline, count on has given way to state-run chaos. Over the past six years, known as “G.I Joe.” United Kingdom Florida has tried to run these hospitals on the cheap, quietly Executive Producer: Wilson Toy This film reveals the hidden reality inside one of the world’s most stripping them of $100 million in funding in order to plug holes Director: Gregg Koch secretive and strict Islamic regimes. Saudi Arabia is a key ally in more politically popular programs. The result: mental patients Producer: Robert Veasey of the West, but with unprecedented access to an underground are warehoused, cared for by startlingly few trained workers, and Co-Producers: Jason Brasser, Rodney Correll, Robin Dallafior, network of young activists, this film uncovers a society where living in a violent environment that has led to the death and Jan Fedorenko, Patrice Folke, Pat Keating, Casey Klaus, David opposition is beginning to take shape. injury of patients and staff. And the state has kept it all secret. Knickerbocker, Jim Mastri, Carleen Mosbach, Vince Munyon, Producers: David Henshaw (Executive Producer), James Jones, Program Producer: John Pendygraft Mike O’Reilley, Rich Quinones, Derrick Robinson, Eric Sam Collins Siegel, John Silvey, Gianna Urgo, Carrie Walker KARE-TV Editor: Graham Taylor KARE TV News Anchors: Kathy Brock, Alan Krashesky (Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota) Reporters: Ben Bradley, Michelle Gallardo, Eric Horng, Karen Globo Repórter — TV Globo, Brazil Invisible Wounds Jordan, Paul Meincke Art as Passport Tens of thousands of veterans nationwide are being offered WNBC-TV In a country with so much inequality, the opportunity to learn art new Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) examinations in the wake of WNBC-TV News (New York, New York) can transform lives. Young people in social projects in the favelas KARE 11’s landmark investigation that exposed how the VA was Tribeca Crane Collapse find new prospects for their families. Some have already started using unqualified doctors and inadequate tests to improperly deny It was 8:30am and New York City was bustling. Commuters promising careers abroad, such as ballerina Ingrid Silva and veterans benefits and access to promised medical care. KARE tackled gusty winds and light snow on their way to work. Then, trombonist Aline Alcantara. 11’s investigation ultimately forced the VA to admit there was a the call came into the newsroom — Crane Collapse in Manhat- Producers: Ana Flávia Pinheiro, Anna Camanducaia, Cris “systemic national problem and injustice” impacting veterans and tan. A team of reporters and photographers battled traffic and Angelini, Luiz Nogueira their families in all 50 states. rushed to the scene in Tribeca. Meanwhile, producers and the Editors: Ali Kamel, Silvia Faria, Mariano Boni de Mathis, Silvia Producers: Steve Eckert, A.J. Lagoe investigative team mined social media and city records. The pho- Sayão, Monica Maria Barbosa, Lilian Cavalheiro Photojournalists: Gary Knox, Taylor Lumsden, William Middeke tographs captured the twisted pieces of steel that broke apart and Correspondents: Sergio Chapelin, Renato Machado, Eduardo landed on pedestrians and parked cars. But the marquee moment WFAA-TV Torres, Fernando Ferro, Lúcio Rodrigues, Anderson Salles, News 8 at 10 p.m. in WNBC’s coverage was exclusive video of the 600-foot crane’s Maycom Mota, Giovanni Reginato, Sérgio Mussi (Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas) frightening fall. Passing the Trash VP of News: Susan Sullivan Uppdrag granskning: svt/ ICIJ/Süddeutsche “Passing the Trash” revealed how top school leaders knowingly Assistant News Director: Kari Patey Panamadokumenten Zeitung/Reykjavik allowed predatory teachers to hop from one classroom to another. Assignment Manager: Donna Ziede (Mission Investigate: Media, Sweden With little help from school districts, WFAA’s Charlotte Huff- Assignment Editor: Robert Sancho The Panama Papers) man used more than 130 open records requests to find dozens Assignment Desk: Isabel Ocampo The Panama Papers have become a milestone in the international of examples of administrators who allowed predatory teachers to Managing Editor: Steve Bognar fight against tax evasion and money-laundering. 400 journalists quietly resign and get jobs in other districts. Some administra- Anchor: Darlene Rodriguez worked with the leak, including Sven Bergman and Joachim tors even wrote these teachers letters of recommendation. This Weather: Dave Price Dyfvermark. Their interview with the Icelandic Prime Minister year, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed the “Passing the Trash” bill, WDRB-TV about his offshore business was broadcast worldwide. named after Huffman’s series, which increases penalties for school WDRB News (Louisville, Kentucky) Producers: Sven Bergman, Joachim Dyfvermark leaders caught passing along potentially dangerous educators. Flooding and Fire Editor: Marcus Purens Producer: Jason Trahan Fire and floods made it a chaotic morning in Louisville. An over- Correspondents: Sven Bergman, Joachim Dyfvermark, Jóhannes Photojournalist: Mark Muller night storm dumped several inches of rain in a matter of hours, Kr. Kristjánsson Investigative Reporter: Charlotte Huffman taking residents by surprise as they awakened to find much of the area underwater. Emergency responders could not get to victims Outstanding Regional News Story: Outstanding Regional News Story: and had to use boats to rescue dozens of people stranded in their Investigative Report Spot News homes and on the roads. WDRB sent crews across the com- munity to tell viewers how to stay safe and what areas to avoid. 10News (San Diego, California) KGTV-TV ABC15 (Phoenix, Arizona) KNXV-TV Then everything changed. As the city struggled with flooding, A Violation of the Law Committed to Secrecy a five-alarm fire broke out at a huge GE warehouse. A plume of KNXV’s two-year investigation revealed that the Arizona State A deputy hits, pepper sprays, and arrests a man with the mental toxic smoke could be seen for miles, prompting a “shelter in place” Hospital routinely failed to protect patients from sex abuse and capacity of an eight year old. Tony Martinez was walking to his order. The journalists of WDRB quickly developed and executed dangerous sexual activity, and that in the majority of cases officials parent’s bakery with his hood up when he was stopped and beaten. a plan to cover two stories that had a massive impact on the daily never investigated or reported serious allegations to authorities. When asked under oath, the deputy and his supervisor admit lives of the citizens of Louisville. KNXV also exposed widespread corruption and misconduct. An there was no reasonable cause to stop Tony — a violation of the Co-Executive Producers: Cara Catlett, Cara Sabin entire administration concealed crimes, hid documents, stone- law. 10News went through hours of depositions, incident reports Producer: Jessica Pittman walled, and when confronted, denied the truth. and other public documents to tell Antonio Martinez’s story. News Director: Barry Fulmer Photojournalist: Gerard Watson Investigative Reporter: Cristin Severance Investigative Reporter: David Biscobing Photojournalist: Arie Thanasoulis

NBC 10 (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) WCAU-TV Noticias Telemundo 40 KTLM-TV Generation Addicted (Rio Grande City, Texas) “Generation Addicted,” is a multi-platform special project focus- Angeles del Desierto ing on the heroin and opioid epidemic gripping the Philadelphia This report exposes the dangers of illegal border crossing, and region and beyond. NBC10 journalists spent more than six what undocumented immigrants endure in the search for a - months covering the crisis and they discovered a generation of ter life. Noticias Telemundo 40 followed Angeles del Desierto, addicted people and a public health and law enforcement system an organization dedicated to search for missing immigrants on ill-equipped to save them. the border. In an unexpected turn of events, while searching for

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Outstanding Social Issue Documentary Outstanding Continuing Coverage of World News Tonight with ABC a News Story in a Newscast David Muir and Nightline FRONTLINE PBS Nightclub Massacre: Terror in Orlando Chasing Heroin CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley CBS ABC News reported over the days, weeks and months after the “Chasing Heroin” began as an effort to understand what had The Road to Aleppo horrific Pulse nightclub shooting, shedding new light on the become of America’s 40-year-old War on Drugs — which had For five years in a row, Correspondent and the shooter, spending time with survivors and family members whose run squarely into the exploding opioid crisis. Faced with tens CBS crew traveled to Syria as often as they could — Syrian visas lives were forever changed, and honoring the moment when the of thousands of overdoses a year, some American cities were permitting. In 2016, this added up to five reporting trips and last victim of the Pulse shooting was released from the hospital. beginning to consider alternatives to the old, heavy-handed law extraordinary access to the war and its civilians. The composite Executive Producers: Almin Karamehmedovic, Roxanna Sher- enforcement tactics. of reports by Palmer and her crew amount to a comprehensive wood Executive Producer: Raney Aronson account — up close, from the ground — of this most destructive Senior Broadcast Producer: Steve Baker Managing Editor: Andrew Metz and complex modern war. Senior Producers: Felicia Biberica, Claire Brinberg, Alyssa Litoff, Director/Producer: Marcela Gaviria Executive Producer: Steve Capus Christine Romo, Santina Leuci, David Reiter, Wendy Fisher Producer: Will Cohen Senior Producer: Heather Abbott Executive Producer Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Correspondent: Martin Smith Producers: Lynne Edwards, Mark Ludlow, Erin Lyall, Jamie Coordinating Producers: Susan Caraher, Brian Hartman, Jim Hill Co-Producer: Brian Funck McGlinchy, Agnes Reau, Justine Redman, Brian Robbins, Producers: Brandon Baur, John Bentley, Erin Brady, Matt Field Producer: Timothy Grucza Andy Stevenson, Khaled Wassef, Jane Whitfield Claiborne, Ines de La Cuetara, Jack Date, Ali Dukakis, Brian Correspondent: Elizabeth Palmer Epstein, Emily Friedman, Sally Hawkins, Jessica Hopper, FRONTLINE PBS Rachel Humphries, Chris James, Erin Keohane, Miriam Policing the Police NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt NBC Khan, Randy Kreider, Doug Lantz, Jake Lefferman, Jennifer In “Policing the Police”, FRONTLINE took viewers on a rare, Hooked: America’s Opioid Epidemic Leong, Mike Levine, Ashley Louszko, Marjorie McAfee, up-close journey inside one historically problematic police As the country struggles with the growing problem of addic- Michael Mendelsohn, Dennis Powell, Meagan Redman, Jim department that’s been ordered to change its ways: the force in tion to heroin and other opioid drugs, NBC News continues to Scholz, Emily Taguchi, Sabina Ghebremedhin, Shahriar Rah- Newark, New Jersey. highlight the impact of the epidemic on families, particularly on manzadeh, Kelley Robinson, Geneva Sands, , Janet Executive Producer: Raney Aronson mothers and their children. This series gives viewers a candid and Winstein, Scott Withers, Stephanie Wash, Robert Zepeda Managing Editor: Andrew Metz intimate look at how families and communities struggle with the Investigative Producer: Josh Margolin Director/Producer: James Jacoby scourge of opioid addiction. Field Producer: Cho Park, Alex Hosenball Correspondent: Jelani Cobb Executive Producers: James Kraft, Samuel Singal Chief Global Affairs Correspondent: Martha Raddatz Producer: Anya Bourg Senior Broadcast Producer: Jennifer B. Suozzo Chief Justice Correspondent: Pierre Thomas Senior Producer: Frank Koughan Senior Producers: Katie Boyle, Joo Lee Chief Investigative Correspondent: Brian Ross Producers: Kim Cornett, Patricia Guerra, Jody Henenfeld, Correspondents:Gio Benitez, Juju Chang, Brad Garrett, Linzie Independent Lens PBS George Itzhak, Vivian Kim, Elizabeth Kuhr, Victor Limjoco, Janis Autism in Love Dan Przygoda, Janelle Richards, Barry Silverman, Kelly Anchor and Managing Editor:David Muir Venardos “Autism in Love” challenges the widely held myth that those with Outstanding Hard News Feature Story autism are incapable of loving and developing an intimate rela- Correspondents: Gadi Schwartz, Kate Snow in a Newscast tionship with another. In responding to most parents’ concerns about whether or not their child with autism will ever be able VICE News Tonight HBO BBC World News America bbC World News to love, viewers learn not only about how those on the autism Philippines Drug War Chicago’s Deadly Streets spectrum love others, but also something about universality of VICE News Tonight was one of the first American outlets to love itself. report on the story of President Duterte’s blood-soaked war on Every year, thousands of lives are claimed by gun violence, and Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Ira Paul Heilveil, Ph.D., Lois drugs — and one of the only outlets to stay with it. This series of in 2016, the city of Chicago saw those numbers skyrocket. The Vossen reports documents the first six months of the anti-drug campaign, BBC’s Ian Pannell and cameraman Darren Conway set out to Producers: Matt Fuller, Carolina Groppa revealing a brutal system of extrajudicial killings, inhumane compile an in-depth report on what is driving the increase and Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill detention, and rampant corruption. VICE News Tonight’s report- hear from those caught in this deadly cycle. Director: Matt Fuller ing brought this story to life with a raw, unfiltered perspective Senior Executive Producers: Andrew Roy, Anna Williams that helped to galvanize public opinion. Executive Producer: Kate Farrell Independent Lens PBS Executive Producers: Madeleine Haeringer, Shane Smith, Josh Senior Broadcast Producer: Jacky Martens The Armor of Light Tyrangiel Managing Editor: Jonathan Munro At the moment when America seems to be bitterly fracturing Producers: Orlando De La Cruz, Adam Desiderio, Martina Program Producers: Mat Morrison, Sarah Svoboda along political, social and theological lines, “The Armor of Light” Veltroni Producers:Darren Conway, Gabriella ODonnell explores what happens when an Evangelical minister questions Correspondent: Seb Walker Chief Foreign Correspondent: Ian Pannell his long-held assumptions about guns and gun ownership. The Early Start with John Berman CNN documentary follows Reverend Rob Schenck, an anti-abortion VICE News Tonight HBO and Christine Romans activist and fixture on the political right, as he tries to reconcile Retaking Mosul 28 Hours Surrounded by ISIS his fervent belief that life is sacred with the growing toll that gun VICE News Tonight arrived in before the ISIS opera- violence is taking on the nation. tion to recapture Mosul was announced to begin reporting and In this breathtaking report from the battle for Mosul, correspon- Director: Abigail Disney to travel north through the Sunni . Vice was the only dent Arwa Damon and photojournalist Brice Lainé traveled with Co-Director: Kathleen Hughes US network to take this route, because we wanted to report in Iraqi counterterrorism forces as they breached the edge of Mosul Executive Producers: Abigail Disney, Sally Jo Fifer, Gini areas already devastated by fighting to get a glimpse of the pitfalls to take on ISIS inside the city. But the convoy of armored vehicles Reticker, Lois Vossen to come. By spending time with families who fled Mosul, and was lured into an ambush, became stranded in ISIS territory and Producers: Eva Anisko, Kathleen Hughes speaking to Iraqis captured fighting alongside foreign ISIS fight- was attacked with RPG’s, small arms, and suicide car bombs. The Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill ers — including an executioner featured in an infamous ISIS troops — and journalists — had to flee the disabled vehicles and video — VICE News Tonight’s coverage went beyond the blow- seek shelter in a succession of homes as ISIS fighters closed in. It Southwest of Salem: Investigation by-blow progress of battle to inform viewers about the real stakes was a drastic situation, but the CNN team kept their professional The Story of the Discovery of the year-long battle to come. wits about them during the 28-hour ordeal. The resulting story is San Antonio Four Executive Producers: Madeleine Haeringer, Shane Smith, Josh a gripping journey inside the battle for Mosul, and an example of Southwest of Salem chronicles two eras: the mid-1990s, during Tyrangiel war reporting at its finest. the “Satanic Panic” when bizarre allegations of the gang-rape of Senior Producer: Noreen Jameel Senior International Correspondent: Arwa Damon two little girls were leveled at four innocent Latina lesbians, jux- Producers: Adam Desiderio, Ben Foley, Martina Veltroni Producers: Hamdi Alkhshali, Brice Laine taposed with the 2010s, when investigative filmmaker Deborah S. Supervising Producers: Justin Dial, Christina Vallice Executive Producers: Tim Lister Esquinazi sought to expose this fiction created by a spurned male Line Producer: Maral Usefi Executive Vice President/Managing Director, CNN International: suitor and homophobic prosecutors and police. Correspondent: Seb Walker Tony Maddox Director: Deborah S. Esquenazi Senior Vice President, Newsgathering, CNN International: Deborah Executive Producers: Jim Butterworth, Daniel J. Chalfen, Rayner Christopher Clements, Julie Goldman Vice President and Bureau Chief, CNNI London: Thomas Evans Producers: Deborah S. Esquenazi, Sam Tabet Senior Director of Coverage, CNN International: Kim Norgaard Director of Coverage, CNN International: Nicola Goulding Senior Producers: Bruce Williams, LJ Spaet Anchors: John Berman, Christine Romans

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Nightline ABC de La Cuetara, Jessica Hopper, Aaron Katersky, Erin Keohane, 60 Minutes CBS Gang Land Mariam Khan, Randy Kreider, Jeff Lange, Doug Lantz, Jen Battle for Mosul This Nightline report, a year in the making, revealed the ways in Leong. Denise Martinez- Ramundo, Carol McKinley, Paige In “The Battle for Mosul”, correspondent Lara Logan reported which the relentless pursuit of killing and rampant corruption in More, Andrew Papparella, Duan Perrin. Shah Rahmanzadeh, on the battle to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS. As soon El Salvador has ignited an immigration crisis along the United Kelley Robinson, Glenn Ruppel, Jim Scholz, Lisa Sivertsen as the first shot was fired, Logan and a 60 Minutes team headed States’ southern border. Ben Stein, Eric Strauss , Gerry Wagschal, Stephanie Wash, directly to the front lines and joined the Golden Brigade as it Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood Janet Weinstein, Scott Withers, Robert Zepeda began pushing into Mosul for the very first time, engaging ISIS Senior Producer: Jenna Millman Investigative Producer: Josh Margolin neighborhood by neighborhood. Producer: Adam Desiderio Coordinating Producers: Susan Caraher, Matt Foster, Brian Hart- Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Additional Producers: Esther Castillejo, Shilpi Gupta, man , Jim Hill, Josh Hoyos, Florinda Ricks, Brian Kennedy, Executive Editor: Bill Owens Jackeline Pou Troy McMullen, Jason Volack Producers: Max McClellan, Richard Butler, Guy Campanile, Correspondent: Dan Harris Field Producers: Jim DuBreuil, Cho Park, Alex Hosenball Co-Producers: Peter M. Berman, , Ali Rawaf Correspondents: Gio Benitez, Brad Garrett, Linzie Janis, Amy Correspondent: Lara Logan Nightline ABC Robach, Deborah Roberts, Brian Ross, Pierre Thomas Law and Disorder in the Philippines Anchors: David Muir, Elizabeth Vargas Dateline NBC NBC Since 2015 the president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has The Bastille Day Attack taken an extreme and highly controversial approach to law and 48 Hours CBS It was a night of celebration along the south coast of France; the order — calling on the police and ordinary citizens to kill drug Bringing a Nation Together end of another Bastille Day until a man in a white truck swerved dealers and users on sight. Nightline traveled through the dark It was supposed to be a peaceful protest. July 8th, 2016, demon- onto a sidewalk, mowing down as many stunned pedestrians as streets of Manila to document the grim and far-reaching effects strators in Dallas, Texas were marching against the fatal police he could. By the time police ended his mile-long attack in a hail of the president’s campaign. shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota earlier in of bullets, the driver and 84 people, including 10 children, lay Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood the week. But then a lone gunman — a sniper intent on killing dead. Dateline NBC — its producers, videographers and corre- Senior Producer: Geoff Martz as many white police officers as he could — began firing. CBS spondents — fanned out to speak to the survivors, the witnesses Producers: Emily Taguchi, Karson Yiu News’ 48 Hours immediately began trying to make sense of what and those working to piece together the who, what and — most Field Producer: Gamay Palacios would become the deadliest event for law enforcement since 9/11. importantly — why of it all. Within hours of the attack, NBC Additional Producers: Brendan Cusack, Jeffrey Turboff Senior Executive Producer: News delivered facts, provided immediate analyses and brought Correspondent: Senior Broadcast Producer: Anthony Batson clarity to the inconceivable. Senior Producers: Patti Aronofsky, Lulu Chiang, Scott Keenan, Senior Executive Producer of Primetime News: David Corvo VICE News Tonight HBO Peter Schweitzer Executive Producer: Elizabeth Cole The Rise of Carfentanil Producers: Lourdes Aguiar, Alicia Amling, Olivia Austin, Jona- Senior Broadcast Producer: Adam Gorfain The spate of carfentanil-linked overdoses sparked a wave of sen- than Blakely, Ruth Chenetz, Jerry Cipriano, Clare Friedland, Senior Producers: Ellen Mason, Alison Orr, Paul Ryan, Jane sational media coverage, but the initial reporting barely scratched Joe Clines, Sara Ely Hulse, Alyssa Estrada, Liza Finley, Greg Stone, Jim Gerety the surface of the problem. VICE News Tonight set out to docu- Fisher, Charlotte Fuller, Julie Gautier, Marc B. Goldbaum, Supervising Editorial Producer: Marianne Haggerty ment what happened in Cincinnati in August 2016, when nearly Rodney Hawkins, T. Sean Herbert, Lauren Hoenemeyer, Mark Producers: Carlo Angerer, Justin Balding, Tim Beacham, Stacy 200 people overdosed on Carfentanil, by speaking with drug Hooper, Gayane Keshishyan Mendez, Paul LaRosa, Jonathan Brady, Brenda Breslauer, Deb Brown, Rob Buchanan, Bradley users, health officials, and law enforcement — and quickly real- Leach, Marty Lebel, Susan Mallie, Renee Meier, Kelsey Myers, Davis, Robert Dean, Andy Eckardt, Bob Gilmartin, Izhar ized this was far more than a local news story. With carfentanil Chris O’Connell, Donna Paine, Judy Rybak, Lucy Scott, Taigi Harpaz, Kiko Itasaka, Meade Jorgensen, Naomi Karam, Tom spreading across the country and causing similar mass overdoses Smith, Bonita Sostre, Marcelena Spencer, James Stolz, Mead Keenan, Lynn Keller, Charmian Ling, Cassandra Marshall, in other states, VICE News Tonight aimed to put the Ohio situ- Stone, Rebekah Tate, Andres Triay, John Yacobian, Josh Yager Chris McCarthy, Adrienne Mong, Susan Nalle, Michael Nardi, ation in a national context, explaining to our viewers how this Field Producers: Cindy Cesare, Lauren Clark, Elena DiFiore, Paul Nassar, Dorothy Newell, Marianne O’Donnell, Ann Pre- obscure drug suddenly emerged as the deadliest new enemy in Michelle Fanucci, Stephen A. McCain, Leslie Neigher, Lind- isman, Fred Rothenberg, Sue Simpson, Dan Slepian, Vincent the opioid crisis. sey Schwartz, Ryan N. Smith, Claire St. Amant, Alicia Tejada, Sturla, Tim Uehlinger, Don Vass, David Verdi, Adam Wald Executive Producers: Madeleine Haeringer, Shane Smith, Josh Anthony Venditti, Shoshanah Wolfson Additional Producers: Frank Bido, Jeff Coe, John Costello, Paul Tyrangiel Directors: TJ Asprea, Rob Klug Nichols, David Emanuele, Bruce Burger, Andrew Finkelstein, Senior Producer: Javier Guzman Correspondents: , Don Dahler, , Jackie Spirer, Abhi Bhat, Saverio Comporeale, Vic Fabilli, Supervising Producer: Jonah Kaplan Michelle Miller, Erin Moriarty, Jeff Pegues, Scott Pelley, Mark Irene Trullinger, Mark Evans, Bob Spencer, Chad Bergacs, Producers: Isabel Castro, Keegan Hamilton Strassman, , Anna Werner Katie Blum, Heidi Kaessler, Nick Kurtz, Vivian Patterson, Correspondent: Dexter Thomas Anchor: Maurice DuBois Scott Striffler, Rachael Trost Field Producers: Andrew Hongo, Sergei Ivonin, Deborah Kim, Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking 48 Hours CBS News Story in a Newsmagazine Benjamin Weltman, Christine Fillmore Muhammad Ali: Remembering a Legend Director: Steve Lucas Within 24 hours of the passing of boxing legend and global Booking Producer: Carol Gable 20/20 ABC icon Muhammad Ali, CBS News was on the air with 48 Hours Correspondents: Andrea Canning, Lester Holt, , Massacre in the Nightclub: Terror in Orlando “Muhammad Ali: Remembering a Legend” — a one-hour pri- , Dennis Murphy, Harry Smith Within hours of the most deadly shooting in American his- metime breaking-news special that paid tribute to the memory Anchor: Lester Holt tory, ABC News mobilized its full roster of correspondents for of Ali. The special marked the significant landmarks, remarkable a live, breaking news special that evening. This rapid response, achievements, and unforgettable moments in Ali’s life. quick turnaround program brought viewers immediately into Senior Executive Producer: Susan Zirinsky the story with the very latest reporting while at the same time Senior Broadcast Producer: Anthony Batson engaging their hearts and minds by putting faces to the names Senior Producers: Patti Aronofsky, Lulu Chiang, Peter and statistics. Schweitzer, Sherri Sylvester, Judy Tygard, Eleanore Vega Senior Executive Producer: David Sloan, Marc Burstein Executive Story Editor: Nancy Kramer Executive Producer: John Green Producers: Alicia Alford, Cindy Cesare, Jerry Cipriano, Sara Ely Chief Editorial Producer: Santina Leuci, Hulse, Paul Facey, Michelle Feuer, Liza Finley, Greg Fisher, Supervising Editorial Producer: Justin M. Weaver, Lisa Freed, Marc B. Goldbaum, T. Sean Herbert, Gayane Deputy Editorial Producer: Shahriar Rahmanzadeh Keshishyan Mendez, Janis Klein, Paul LaRosa, Marty Lebel, Editorial Producer: Sabina Ghebremedhin Linda Martin, Chris O’Connell, Jack Renaud, Judy Rybak, Executive Producer, Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Alec Sirken, Marcelena Spencer, James Stolz, Mead Stone, Luz Segment Producers: Michael Delmoro, Hallie Eisenpress, Hen- Villareal, Craig Wilson, Shoshanah Wolfson, John Yacobian, derson A Hewes. Paige More, Lauren Putrino, Anastasia Elyse Josh Yager Williams, Matt Stone, Anthony McMahon Field Producers: Elena DiFiore, Charlotte Fuller, Dena Gold- Senior Producers: Janice Johnston, Terri Lichstein, Matthew stein, Samantha Jacobson, Stephen A. McCain, Sarah Prior, Lombardi, Muriel Pearson, Miguel Sancho, Lisa Soloway, Ryan N. Smith, Taigi Smith David Reiter Directors: TJ Asprea, Rob Klug Producers: Brandon Baur, Thomas Berman, Judy Block Matt Correspondents: Ed Bradley, Harold Dow, , Claiborne, Courtney Condron, Katie Conway, Carrie Cook, , Scott Pelley, Anna Werner Gail Deutsch, Joseph Diaz, Sean Dooley, Ali Dukakis, Alison Ehrlich, Brian Epstein, Monica Escobedo, Yoni Mintz, Ines

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Outstanding New Approaches: Arts, which appeared online as an audio-rich interactive; a filmmaker’s series that traces Bauer’s journey and psychological transforma- Lifestyle and Culture statement; a live audience Q&A with the filmmakers hosted on tion; and a radio documentary that weaves the prison audio Bauer New York Times social media accounts; and a mobile push alert to collected with new interviews with him and some of his subjects. Guardian US Guardian US Times subscribers. In a time of unprecedented and drastic envi- Senior Reporter: Shane Bauer Vagina Dispatches ronmental threat, the project offered audiences around the world Senior Digital Editor: James West Even though half the population has one, many people barely a uniquely visceral understanding of our natural world through Senior Editor: Dave Gilson know where the vagina is located (that’s the vulva on the outside, a pioneering new form of science journalism. The centerpiece of Creative Director: Ivylise Simones not the vagina) or how to care for it. This lack of basic body “The Click Effect” is the spectacular virtual reality film, which Executive Producer, Radio: Kevin Sullivan knowledge has real consequences for women’s mental and physi- combines never-before-seen undersea imagery with the findings Story Editor, Radio: Cheryl Devall cal health. “Vagina Dispatches” is a four-part video and interactive of marine researchers studying the “click” language of sperm Senior Producer, Radio: Michael Schiller series that explores those consequences and takes an unashamed whales and dolphins. Field Producer, Radio: Ike Sriskandarajah look at this essential part of the female body. Directors: James Nestor, Sandy Smolan Sound Design, Radio: Jim Briggs Executive Producer: Valerie Lapinski Executive Producers: Kathleen Lingo, Sammy Scher, Samantha Host: Director: Mae Ryan Storr, Priya Swaminathan the New York Times Producer: Mae Ryan, Mona Chalabi and Samara Breger Producers: Megan Ellison, Tamsin Glasson, Bill Medsker, Chris The New York Times Writer: Mona Chalabi and Mae Ryan Milk, Patrick Milling-Smith ‘A Bullet Could Hit Me and My Kids Anytime’ Hosts: Mona Chalabi and Mae Ryan Supervising Editor: Andrew Blackwell In early 2016, murders were spiking yet again in Chicago, almost Illustrator: Laura Callaghan Coordinating Producer: Lindsay Crouse all the result of gun violence. The details were horrific — mothers Composer: Kyle Wilson losing more than one son, neighbors caught in the crossfire — but the New York Times Camera: Mae Ryan, Ora DeKornfeld The New York Times for this city, such cases were also familiar. For decades, journalists Additional Camera: Carrie Budge, Brittany Washington, Grant and POV from around the world have documented the tragedy of gang vio- Slater, Ana Terra Athayde, Alex Simpson Who, Me? Biased? lence in the United States and elsewhere. How could we continue Motion Graphics: Alex Purcell, James Armstrong Our subconscious brain makes all sort of quick — and not to shine a light on the problem here without feeling repetitive? Camera and Drone Operator: Grant Slater always fair — decisions about everything, including race. Saleem This feature follows one father — Victor Bloomingberg — as Sound: Samara Breger, Anne Pope, Josh Rogosin Reshamwala, one of POV’s mediamakers embedded at The New he walks his three children to school, which is just two blocks Editor: Mae Ryan York Times, looks at research into implicit bias — little shortcuts away, every single day. Viewers get a personal, close-up view of Additional Editing: Ora DeKornfeld, Caitlyn Greene our subconscious takes that don’t always agree with our own one family’s experience with the perils of living on the West Side Interactive Team: Aliza Aufrichtig, Nadja Popovich, Rich Har- beliefs — and tangible ways we can improve. Each video in of Chicago. While the family’s daily walk is the backbone of the ris, Jan Diehm, Kenan Davis the series looks at a separate theme or research area within the story, the piece also integrates drone footage, data visualization sphere of implicit bias, and then combines on-camera interviews, and interactive mapping, layering statistics and context through The New York Times the New York Times stop-motion and reversed animations, paper cut-outs and motion a variety of multimedia tools to provide a broader picture of The Forger graphics to explain it. Chicago’s violence. By his 19th birthday, Adolfo Kaminsky had helped save thou- Executive Producers: Nancy Gauss, Justine Nagan, Adnaan Supervising Producer: Haeyoun Park sands of lives by making false passports and other documents Wasey Reporters: Larry Buchanan, Haeyoun Park for children to flee the Nazis. Kaminsky’s story — the secret Senior Producers: Damien Cave, Alexandra Garcia, John Mac- Video Editor: Taige Jensen meetings, the disguises, the pressure of knowing entire lives Farlane Graphics: Yuliya Parshina-Kottas rested on his ability to forge a document without the smallest Producer: Saleem Reshamwala Cinematographer: Rick Gershon mistake — remains relatively unknown. But earlier this year, the Editor: Shane O’Neill Produced by: Larry Buchanan, Alexandra Garcia, Taige Jensen, Haeyoun Park Times had the opportunity to film the 91-year-old Kaminsky Outstanding New Approaches: about his secret past. “Without papers, we are condemned to Current News the New York Times immobility,” Kaminsky said. So the Times used Kaminsky’s pri- The New York Times mary medium — paper — to bring his past alive, working with Carbon’s Casualties Council on Foreign Council on Foreign a brilliant shadow puppetry theater group, Manual Cinema, and There will be 50 million of them by 2050 — or 200 million, Relations Relations using haunting, handmade shadow puppets that were filmed in depending on which expert you ask. Yet they have no protec- Deforestation in the Amazon InfoGuide live action, to illustrate Kaminsky’s wartime memories. tion, not even a classification, in international law. For all that Produced By: Samantha Stark, Alexandra Garcia, Pamela Because the Amazon absorbs more greenhouse gases than any has been written over many years about the perils of climate Druckerman other tropical forest, scientists say it is one of the world’s greatest change, precious little has documented the people around the Shadow Animations, Original Music, Sound Design: Manual safeguards against climate change. It is also home to more than globe being displaced by it, a disparate — often desperate — lot Cinema 5,000 animal species, at least thirty eight of which are expected to called “climate refugees” in some quarters. They are people who Field Producer: Murat Gökmen become extinct by 2050, and millions of people, including some have lost much more than their livelihoods, and this was the first Cinematographer: Stu McCardle of the world’s last uncontacted indigenous tribes. “Deforestation project to explore the complexity of their plight in detail. Times Edited by: Samantha Stark, Alexandra Garcia, Taige Jensen in the Amazon” examines the consequences of deforestation in journalists captured their stories with a powerful combination Executive Producers: Adam B. Ellick, Nancy Gauss Brazil’s rainforest and the challenges to stopping it. This interac- of words, photographs, drone video and interactive maps. The tive multimedia InfoGuide features aerial video of the forest series employed empathetic on-the-ground reporting in far-flung The New York Times the New York Times canopy and interior; a dynamic map illustrating the geographic locations, sophisticated data visualization and design, and incisive The Voter Suppression Trail extent of deforestation; and a review of policy options for effec- scientific analysis to explore a phenomenon with which interna- The first ever video game published by The New York Times, “The tive conservation efforts. tional leaders and aid workers have barely begun to grapple. Voter Suppression Trail” is an engaging and relevant take on one Executive Producer: Jeremy Sherlick Photo and Video Journalist: Josh Haner of the most important news stories of 2016: the U.S. presidential Senior Producer: Hagit Ariav Reporters: Nicholas Casey, Coral Davenport, Mike Ives, Camp- campaign. Echoing the journey-like structure of the epic game Managing Editor: Robert McMahon bell Robertson, Somini Sengupta, Edward Wong, Erica Goode that inspired it — “The Oregon Trail” — the game simulates Design & Development: Jacky Myint Producers: Gray Beltran, Joe Burgess, Taige Jensen, Derek paths to polling places experienced by different demographics in Lead Writer: Danielle Renwick Watkins, Jeremy White, Alexandra Garcia the U.S., using hyperbolic satire to portray the relative obstacles Sound Designer: Adam Parrish King Supervising Editors: Hannah Fairfield, Meaghan Looram that blacks, Latinos and other minorities have faced in getting Photo Editors: David Furst, Craig Allen My Four Months as a Mother Jones to the polls. Researchers: Sarah Li, Kiki Zhao Private Prison Guard Directors: Chris Baker, Mike Lacher, Brian Moore Editorial Director: Jodi Rudoren Executive Producer: Kathleen Lingo Reporter Shane Bauer applied for a job as a prison guard for the New York Times Supervising Editor: Andrew Blackwell Corrections Corporation of America, the country’s second-largest The New York Times Coordinating Producer: Lindsay Crouse private prison company. He was quickly hired for a $9-an-hour The Fight for Falluja job at a medium-security prison in Louisiana. That began a four The Fight For Falluja is an immersive 360-degree film that puts The New York Times and the New York Times month odyssey during which Bauer witnessed stabbings, an you at the heart of the battles Iraqi forces endured to retake the Annapurna Pictures escape, lockdowns — and his own transformation into a prison city of Falluja from ISIS. Watch from the frontlines as the city The Click Effect guard, with reactions and feelings he barely recognized as his own. unravels. “The Click Effect” offers a mesmerizing tour through an under- This is a gripping account of a company’s struggle to maintain Director: Ben Solomon water world few have ever seen: inside pods of wild dolphins control of a facility stretched to its limit by cost-cutting and mis- Producer: Jenna Pirog and whales with a group of free divers trying to discover the management, and Bauer’s own fight to maintain his humanity in a Supervising Producers: Nancy Gauss, Kathy Ryan, Jake Silverstein mammals’ secret language. Harnessing the diverse platforms system that is equally destructive of both inmates and guards. The Field Producer: Mouataz Majed Mohammed, Falih Hassan of The New York Times, the project consists of a seven-minute project includes: a multimedia web presentation and long form Music: Matt Joynt, Nathan Sandberg virtual reality film; an Op-Ed cover essay for the Sunday Review, text piece offering a deep dive into Bauer’s findings; a 6-part video

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Outstanding New Approaches: The Washington Post the Washington Post Nassar, Michelle Neubert, David Verdi, Rachele Webb Documentary Obama’s Legacy Correspondent: Bill Neely The day voters cast enough ballots to elect Barack Hussein Collisions JauntVR Obama, America shattered its 220-year legacy of white male The Rachel Maddow Show MSNBC Collisions tells the story of Nyarri Morgan — whose first contact leaders. Obama’s campaign promised “change”, and the look and One-on-One with with Western culture came in the 1950’s via a dramatic collision feel of his presidency lived up to that promise. As the end of his Shortly after she made history as the first woman to run a between his traditional world view and the cutting edge of West- second term neared, The Washington Post sought to delve deeply Republican presidential campaign, Kellyanne Conway sat down ern science and technology, when he witnessed firsthand and with into this historic presidency. Senior politics editor Steven Gins- with MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow. Their conversation became no context, an atomic test. A moral parable for our times, Colli- berg came up with the framework of creating a “digital museum” such a fascinating pas de deux that Rachel and producers kept it sions brings viewers into Nyarri’s homeland in Western that would guide readers through some of the key moments of going over several commercial breaks. Ms. Conway, a champion and then recreates, through stunning VFX and the immersive Obama’s tenure. television debater, employed her best techniques to avoid giving power of virtual reality, the nuclear explosion from his perspective. Project Editor: Terence Samuel, Allison Michaels answers that might cast her candidate in a negative light. Rachel Director: Lynette Wallworth Video Reporters: Dalton Bennett, Ashleigh Joplin, Whitney Maddow kept pressing until she got answers, or until it became Executive Producers: Diana Barrett, Sandy Herz, Gigi Pritzker, Leaming, Zoeann Murphy, Jorge Ribas, Whitney Shefte clear that that she had pointed a neon green arrow at an area of Cori Stern Digital Designers: Seth Blanchard, Emily Yount vulnerability. VR Producer: Patrick Meegan Video Editors: Gillian Brockell, Bastien Inzaurralde, Claritza Executive Producer: Cory Gnazzo Producer: Nicole Newnham Jimenez, Erin O’Connor, Sarah Parnass, Peter Stevenson Senior Producers: Laura Conaway, Tricia McKinney, Jen Mul- Video Graphics: Osman Malik reany National nationalgeographic.com Senior Booking Producer: Andrew Dallos Geographic Outstanding Live Interview Producers: Matthew Alexander, Isaac-Davy Aronson, Valerie A Bear’s-Eye View of Yellowstone Champagne, Kelsey Desiderio, Makayla Humphrey, Rawan Anderson Cooper 360 CNN As environmental protections become increasingly precarious Jabaji, Kent Jones, Celeste Lavin, Tiffany Lopez, Robert Lyon, Trump Accusers Speak Out with Anderson Cooper in the United States, it’s more critical than ever to preserve wild Julia Nutter, Caitlin Tierney, Nick Tuths, Miriam Ward spaces like Yellowstone. For the first time, trek into the wild Just weeks before the 2016 presidential election, several women Booking Producer: Ron Dodd backcountry of America’s first national park and see what it looks came forward with allegations of sexual assault against Donald Coordinating Producer: Rani Kahle like from a bear’s point of view. Utilizing recently developed Trump and they said CNN’s Anderson Cooper inspired them to Line Producer: Sunita Sohoni research technology, we tracked two grizzlies and two black bears tell their stories publicly. That’s because at a presidential debate Digital Producers: Steve Benen, Will Femia over several seasons, recording 20 seconds of geo-tagged video Cooper asked Mister Trump about the leaked Access Hollywood Director: Rob Katko every 20 minutes. Navigating the interactive through integrated video from 2005, on which he seemed to boast about kissing and Host: Rachel Maddow 3D maps, complemented by audio narration and original illustra- groping women without their consent because of his fame. Coo- CNN tions, viewers receive an unprecedented look into one of the most per asked Trump if he had actually ever engaged in such behaviors The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer magnificent natural habitats on earth. and the Republican presidential nominee said no. But two of the Polls, All of Them. Brianna Keilar’s Interview with Digital Creative Director: Bethany Powell women who disagreed came on AC360° to tell their stories. Trump’s Legal Counsel, Mike Cohen Creative Director: Morten Sølvstrøm, Hello Monday Executive Producer: Charlie Moore The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer is the command center for Photographer, Videographer: Ronan Donovan Senior Producers: Susan Chun, Kerry Rubin breaking news, politics and extraordinary reporting from around Photographers: Charlie Hamilton James, Michael Nichols Supervising Producer: Chuck Hadad the world. The program’s interview with then Republican candi- Senior Photo Editor: Kathy Moran Editorial Producers: Desiree Adib, Kari Pricher date Donald Trump’s longtime attorney and confidant Michael Senior Graphics Editor: Ryan Morris Producers: Ismael Estrada, Diane LaPosta, Kirk McDonald, Cohen, helmed by CNN Senior Political Correspondent, Brianna Senior Digital Producer: Janey Adams Elise Miller Keilar, was an example of a blunt retort of the Trump campaign’s Video Producer: Shannon Sanders Anchor: Anderson Cooper false claim that he was not indeed down in all of the polls. Keilar Audio Producer: Justin O’Neill held Cohen accountable, not allowing him to wiggle out of his CNN Newsroom CNN untruths and calling him out on a lie. RYOT Huffington Post/RYOT Pam Bondi Interview with Anderson Cooper Executive Producer: Jay Shaylor Behind The Fence Following the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, CNN’s Senior Producers: Emily Atkinson, Donn Cost, Brad Hodges, Jen a HUMAN film Anderson Cooper grilled Florida’s Attorney General Pam Bondi Mikell, Howard Moss, Vaughn Sterling, Joe Von Kanel “Behind the Fence” is a 360 virtual reality documentary that looks about her claim that she was a champion for the LGBT commu- Senior Broadcast Producer: David Gelles inside the 5x5 square mile camp that imprisons the Rohingya nity given her legal work against same-sex marriage in the state. Senior Editorial Producer: Jill Chappell muslim minority in Myanmar, and investigates the extremist Cooper didn’t back down and pressed her for several minutes Editorial Producer: Steven Page Buddhists who propagate virulent anti-Muslim sentiments across about her current and previous comments. Bondi insisted she Video Producers: Kirsten Appleton, Chris Dos Santos, Natalie the country. never said she doesn’t like gay people and made the point she Lylo Directors: Lindsay Branham, Jonathan Olinger was doing her job to uphold the 2008 voter referendum banning Producers: Dennis Anderson, Elise Garofalo, Elizabeth Hart- Executive Producers: Sally Smith,Jim Greenbaum, Shannon same-sex marriage in Florida. Cooper later said, “It’s my job to field, Dugald McConnell, Meghan Rafferty, Jay Rankin Sedgwick-Davis hold people accountable. And if on Sunday, a politician’s talking Director: Paul Matthews Producers: Adam Finck, Matthew Smith about love and embracing our LGBT community, I don’t think Interviewer/Substitute Anchor: Brianna Keilar Field Producer: Jack Sadak it’s unfair to look at their record and see if they have actually ever Correspondent: Brian Todd Original Music: Jonathan Seale, Russell Durham spoken that way before.” Anchor: Wolf Blitzer Sound Design: Ryan Pribyl Senior Producer: Susan Chun Fine Stitching and Color Correction: Nicholas DiMichele Editorial Producer: Susan Durrwachter A TRIBUTE TO 60 MINUTES Graphics: Dan Jones Anchor: Anderson Cooper

The Washington Post the Washington Post NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt NBC A New Age of Walls Face to Face: An Exclusive Interview with Syria’s Outstanding Coverage of a Breaking President Assad News Story in Spanish A generation ago, globalization shrank the world. Nations linked by trade and technology began to erase old boundaries. But now In July 2016, NBC News correspondent Bill Neely was granted Aquí y Ahora barriers are rising again, driven by waves of migration, spillover a rare and exclusive one-on-one interview with Syria’s President La Recaptura de “El Chapo” from wars and the growing threat of terrorism. “A New Age Hafez al-Assad in his office in Damascus. The context was the of Walls” is a multimedia project that takes viewers to eight continuing war between the Assad regime and rebel forces that Aqui y Ahora reported on the capture of El Chapo, interviewing countries across three continents exploring the divisions between controlled parts of the country, most notably the city of Aleppo. witnesses and visiting the location where authorities finally man- countries and peoples. Innovative design seamlessly weaves In a probing and confrontational discussion, Neely took on Assad aged to track down the notorious drug kingpin. together video, writing, maps, and graphics in a storytelling on a range of issues related to the war, among them the indis- Executive Director: Daniel Coronell format created specifically for this project. criminate use of weapons, including widely dencounced barrel Executive Producer: Jairo Marin Senior Producer: Reem Akkad bombs on civilians, as well as starvation. Producers: Daily Camacaro, Beatriz Guerra-Paz Video Journalist: Zoeann Murphy Executive Producer: ;Samuel Singal Coordinating Producer: Jeannette Casal Miranda Correspondent: Anthony Faiola Senior Broadcast Producer: Jennifer B. Suozzo Correspondents: Carmen Escobosa, Guillermo Gonzalez del Foreign Editor: Doug Jehl Senior Producer: Chris Strathmann Campo, Gerardo Reyes, Maria Antonieta Collins, Tifani Graphics Director: Kat Downs Producers: Carlo Angerer, Tzafrir Barak, Mac Bishop, Charlene Roberts Graphics Editor: Kevin Schaul Gubash, Tony Hemmings, Andrew Higgs, Natasha Lebedeva, Anchors: Teresa Rodriguez, Maria Elena Salinas Senior Graphics Editor: Samuel Granados Jamieson Lesko, Nikolai Miller, Mohamed Muslemany, Paul

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Noticias Telemundo Telemundo reporting El Chapo’s story for more than two decades, so their Outstanding Investigative Journalism DACA/DAPA: La Batalla Final correspondent’s expertise allowed them to focus on the new details. in Spanish This was a date that thousands of families were waiting for. The Senior Executive Producers: Sylvia Rosabal, Luis Carlos Velez U.S. government would present their case and defend President Executive Producers: Leticia Herrera, Marisa Venegas Aquí y Ahora/ Univision Obama’s executive actions offering deportation relief and work Senior Producers: Eva Luna Univision Investiga permits to undocumented immigrants. Noticias Telemundo went Director of News Gathering: Elizabeth Valdes co-production with the live with team coverage as arguments were taking place inside the Director of Special Projects: Desiree Colomina International Consortium of court. Guiding their audience step by step through the process of Producers: Leida Anzola, Jaime Ascencio, Alix Aspe, Ana Avila, Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) the judicial system, and how this case ended up in the Supreme Mario Bernal, Juan Carlo, Karen Carranza, Maria Cepeda, Panama Papers Court. Glenda Contreras, Lilian Cordova, Ivan Cruz, Adrian Fer- Univision was chosen by the International Consortium of Executive Producer: Leticia Herrera nandez, Lisbeth Fernandez, Carlos Galindo, Ricdamis Garcia, Investigative Journalists as a partner in its investigation into the Senior Executive Producer: Luis Fernandez Pilar Garibotto, Juliana Gonzalez, Paula Gonzalez, Manuela Panama Papers. The collaboration between journalists from all Director of News Gathering: Elizabeth Valdes Guardia, Olga Luna, Odalis Montalvo, Maria Fabiola Ortiz, five continents was of an unprecedented scale and it uncovered Senior Producer: Eva Luna Janneth Quintero, Fernando Ramirez, Marcelo Rey, Gua- a leak of more than 11.5 million documents from Panamanian Director of Special Projects: Desiree Colomina dalupe Rincon, Victoria Rivas-Vazquez, Elisa Ross, Grace law firm Mossack Fonseca, a company known for its prolific Producers: Ana Avila, Karen Carranza, Maria Cepeda, Glenda Solorzano, Mari Torres, Juliana Ucros, Natalia Urrego, David creation of shell companies around the world. The documents Contreras, Lilian Cordova, Ivan Cruz, Paula Gonzalez, Manu- Vila, Steven Weisman, Melina Zambrano, Yolanda Zugasti, exposed a hidden underground network of banks, law firms and ela Guardia, Olga Luna, Odalis Montalvo, Fernando Ramirez, Edgar Zuñiga, Augusta Silva-Claro, Glenda Contreras, Lori other middlemen who helped hide extraordinary — and often Victoria Rivas-Vazquez, Elisa Ross, Augusta Silva-Claro, Montenegro illegal — wealth. Grace Solorzano, Juliana Ucros, Natalia Urrego, Steven Weis- Producer & Correspondent: Anabel Hernandez Executive Producer: Jairo Marin man, Edgar Zuñiga, Glenda Contreras, Diane Morales, Alan Field Producers: Jeffrey Liebman, Hugo Luna, Ruben Rosado Executive Directors: Daniel Coronell, Marina Walker Rivera Prieto Writers: Ana Correa, Nora Mora, Irma Negroni, Juan Pablo Managing Producer: Jeannette Casal Miranda Field Producer: Jeffrey Liebman Scatena Producers: Juan Cooper, Tomas Ocana, Margarita Rabin, Peni- Director: John Moore Correspondents: Diego Arias, Azucena Cierco, Edgardo Del Vil- ley Ramirez Writers: Ana Correa, Leidys Garcia, Juan Pablo Scatena lar, Vanessa Hauc, Liliana Henao, Cristina Londoño, Rogelio Director & Reporter: Gerardo Reyes Correspondents: Edgardo Del Villar, Vanessa Hauc, Liliana Mora-Tagle, Agustin Olais, Raul Torres Anchors: Teresa Rodriguez, Maria Elena Salinas Henao, Lori Montenegro, Maria Paula Ochoa, Angie Sandoval Anchors: Maria Celeste Arraras, Felicidad Aveleyra, Jose Anchors: Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz-Balart Diaz-Balart Aquí y Ahora/Univision Investiga Univision Deportation Inc.: The Industry of Fear Telemundo Noticias Telemundo Telemundo Noticias Telemundo For several weeks, reporters from Univision Investiga followed an Decisión 2016: La Batalla Final La Gran Batalla undocumented Guatemalan family and traveled throughout the November 8th, 2016 marked a historic U.S. presidential election Hispanics became a major focus for the Presidential candidates in United States and Mexico in an effort to understand the business and Telemundo News was there to cover it all for more than 8 the 2016 Presidential Election. They represent the fastest grow- behind fueling the fear of Hispanic immigrants. The result, a one hours of continuous live coast to coast coverage. ing population in the U.S. The candidates running for President hour film, explores the anti-immigration movement that is cur- Senior Executive Producer: Luis Fernandez recognized the significance of this voting population, and raised rently sweeping the U.S. and shows how this fear-mongering is Executive Producers: Gemma Garcia, Leticia Herrera issues central to their concerns. This was an opportunity for becoming a profitable industry. Senior Producers: Lisbeth Fernandez, Ricdamis Garcia, Eva Noticias Telemundo to provide focused news coverage and analy- Executive Producer: Jairo Marin Luna, Eduardo Suñol sis for its viewers on the important issues of immigration, border Executive Director: Daniel Coronell Director of News Gathering: Elizabeth Valdes protection, and health care. The goal of the Noticias Telemundo’s Managing Producer: Jeannette Casal Miranda Director of Special Projects: Desiree Colomina election coverage was two-fold: to capture the essence of the Producers: Juan Cooper, Margarita Rabin, Peniley Ramirez, Producers: Leida Anzola, Alix Aspe, Ana Avila, Carlo, Karen Latino voter, their concerns and interests, and to break down each Mayra Rocha Carranza, Iris Castro, Maria Cepeda, Glenda Contreras, of the central issues, distinguishing fact from possible fiction, Producer & Reporter: Tomas Ocana Lilian Cordova, Monica Cordova, Ivan Cruz, Humberto and adding more definition to exactly what each candidate was Director & Main Reporter: Gerardo Reyes Duran, Luis Fabian, Ingrid Fajardo, Adrian Fernandez, Carlos proposing or disputing. Reporters: Luis Megid, Teresa Rodriguez, Arnaldo Rojas Galindo, Leidys Garcia, Pilar Garibotto, Paula Gonzalez, Senior Executive Producer: Luis Fernandez Anchors: Teresa Rodriguez, Maria Elena Salinas Manuela Guardia, Joel Guilian, Francesca Guim, Ivette Executive Producers: Gemma Garcia, Leticia Herrera Leyva, Olga Luna, Alejandro Manrique, Odalis Montalvo, Senior Producers: Ricdamis Garcia, Eva Luna, Eduardo Suñol Conclusiones CNN en Español Diane Morales, Martin Muñoz-Elena, Stephanie Orozco, Director of News Gathering: Elizabeth Valdes Colombia: A Country Divided by the Scars of War Fabiola Ortiz, Banelly Paz, Sairy Perez, Janneth Quintero, Director of Special Projects: Desiree Colomina Is it possible to end war? Forgive and forget? Peace through Fernando Ramirez, Marcelo Rey, Guadalupe Rincon, Victoria Producers: Leida Anzola, Alix Aspe, Ana Avila, Juan Carlo, impunity? These were the types of questions most Colombians Rivas-Vazquez, Dani Romero, Elisa Ross, Yadira Sepulveda, Karen Carranza, Iris Castro, Maria Cepeda, Glenda Contre- faced throughout 2016. For some, reaching a peace agreement Augusta Silva-Claro, Grace Solorzano, Agustina Sosa, Mari ras, Lilian Cordova, Monica Cordova, Ivan Cruz, Humberto between the government of President Juan Manuel Santos and Torres, Juliana Ucros, Natalia Urrego, Gabriela Velez, Melina Duran, Adrian Fernandez, Lisbeth Fernandez, Carlos Galindo, the oldest, deadliest national guerrilla group known as FARC Velez, David Vila, Steven Weisman, Melina Zambrano, Edgar Alan Garcia, Pilar Garibotto, Paula Gonzalez, Manuela meant the legitimization of terrorists; for others, it meant the Zuñiga, Alan Rivera Prieto, Christine Portela, , Elizabeth Guardia, Olga Luna, Diana Montalvo, Odalis Montalvo, beginning of a new and peaceful era. After four years of tough Mendez, Rubi Barragan, Larissa Casillas, Ivan Ardila, Gabby Martin Muñoz, Fabiola Ortiz, Banelly Paz, Janneth Quintero, negotiations, President Santos and Rodrigo Londoño Ech- Alvarado Fernando Ramirez, Marcelo Rey, Guadalupe Rincon, Victoria everri — most commonly known under the nom de guerre as Field Producer: Jeffrey Liebman Rivas-Vazquez, Elisa Ross, Yadira Sepulveda, Augusta Silva- “Timoleón Jiménez,” alias “Timochenko,” — finalized what they Directors: Rey Carrasquillo, Andy Garcia, Kamel Perez Claro, Grace Solorzano, Mari Torres, Juliana Ucros, Natalia believed would be the ultimate agreement between the current Head Writers: Irma Negroni, Juan Pablo Scatena Urrego, Gabriela Velez, David Vila, Edgar Zuñiga, Diane government and the supreme leader of the subversive group. Writers: Ana Ibis Correa, Nora Mora Morales, Christine Portela Conclusiones investigated and reported a series of stories that Correspondents: Diego Arias, Felicidad Aveleyra, Ingrid Barrera, Field Producer: Jeffrey Liebman unveiled painful truths. Jessica Carrillo, Edgardo Del Villar, Erick Duran, Vanessa Head Writer: Juan Pablo Scatena Anchor: Fernando del Rincón Hauc, Sofia Lachapelle, Cristina Londoño, Jorge Miramontes, Writers: Ana Ibis Correa, Nora Mora, Irma Negroni Planning Producer: Luis Yepes Lori Montenegro, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Edgar Muñoz, Maria Director: Kamel Perez Producers: Alexis Ardines, Tatiana Arias, Kay Guerrero Paula Ochoa, Ruben Pereida, Diego Perez, Angie Sandoval, Correspondents: Diego Arias, Felicidad Aveleyra, Ingrid Bar- Director: Rick Hernandez Rebeka Smith, Israel Tobias, Raul Torres, Quique Usales, Luis rera, Jessica Carrillo, Edgardo Del Villar, Vanessa Hauc, Writers: Alexis Ardines, Tatiana Arias, Kay Guerrero Carlos Velez Sofia Lachapelle, Cristina Londoño, Jorge Miramontes, Lori Anchors: Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz-Balart, Julio Montenegro, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Edgar Muñoz, Maria Paula LatiNación: La Huella Hispana Univision Vaquiero Ochoa, Ruben Pereida, Angie Sandoval, Rebeka Smith, Raul en Estados Unidos Torres, Quique Usales, Luis Carlos Velez, Elizabeth Mendez, Through personal interviews with immigrant families, Hispanic Noticias Telemundo Telemundo Rubi Barragan, Larissa Casillas celebrities, politicians, analysts and experts from respected orga- El Chapo Anchors: Maria Celeste Arraras, Jose Diaz-Balart nizations such as the Pew Research Center, Americas Watch and El Chapo’s capture came as a stunning surprise through a tweet NALEO, Univision gave viewers an in-depth look at the wide- by the Mexican President himself. Noticias Telemundo went into ranging impact of the Hispanic population in the United States. hardcore breaking news mode, sending all their correspondents to Executive Producers: Daniel Coronell, Isaac Lee, Patsy Loris various parts of Mexico and the U.S. Noticias Telemundo has been General Producer: Mirna S. Couto

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Producers: Evelyn Baker, Hirania Luzardo, Dulce Mascareño, Univision News Digital Univision Senior Producers: Eva Luna Ebony Montenegro, Tomás Ocaña, Paula Rosado Viviendo a la Sombra de un Pozo Petrolero Director of News Gathering: Elizabeth Valdes Anchor & Reporter: María Elena Salinas Teresa López lives in Wilmington, California. In her backyard Producers: Ana Avila, Leonor Ayala, Karen Carranza, Glenda an unpleasant neighbor pumps oil 24 hours a day, expelling Contreras, Humberto Duran, Adrian Fernandez, Alan Gar- Noticias Telemundo, Telemundo toxic fumes and producing nonstop noise. In California nearly cia, Paula Gonzalez, Alejandro Manrique, Odalis Montalvo, / 5.4 million people live less than a quarter mile away from an oil Diane Morales, Fabiola Ortiz, Fernando Ramirez, Guadalupe weather.com and Efran Films or gas rig. “They put them where the poor live. We can’t move Rincon, Victoria Rivas-Vazquez, Elisa Ross, Yadira Sepulveda, Cosecha de Miseria (Harvest of Misery) anywhere”, says López. Augusta Silva-Claro, Grace Solorzano, Mari Torres, David A unique investigation by Telemundo and weather.com with Director: Nacho Corbella Vila, Steven Weisman, Edgar Zuñiga Efran Films gathered evidence that child labor is commonplace Producer: Clemente Alvarez, Ricardo Weibezahn Field Producers: Jeffrey Liebman, Raudel Magadan, Roberto during the coffee harvest in Chiapas, the poorest state in Mexico. Rivadeneira Roberto Fuentes, Manuel Iglesias, Fabiola Perez, The report illustrates in stark, human terms the failures and limi- Outstanding Newscast or Emigdio Perez Pino Newsmagazine in Spanish tations of an elaborate global system of third-party monitoring Head Writer: Juan Pablo Scatena established by the coffee industry to assure its sourcing is ethical. Writer: Nora Mora Al Rojo Vivo Telemundo  Senior Executive Producers: Sylvia Rosabal, Neil Katz, Luis Director: Kamel Perez Fernandez Hosted by Emmy award winning journalist Maria Celeste Correspondents: Ingrid Barrera, Vanessa Hauc, Cristina Lon- Executive Producers: Marisa Venegas, Greg Gilderman, Solly Arrarás, Al Rojo Vivo sets the news and entertainment agenda doño, Lori Montenegro, Rogelio Mora Tagle, Edgar Muñoz, Granatstein, Shawn Efran for Hispanics in the United States. Al Rojo Vivo brings view- Maria Paula Ochoa, Ruben Pereida, Angie Sandoval, Rebeka Producers: , Marisa Venegas, Marcus Stern, ers the top news from around the world, as well as the latest in Smith, Raul Torres Greg Gilderman, Jaime Ascencio, Juanita Ceballos, Keith music, TV, fashion, health, and more. One highlight of 2016 was Anchors: Maria Celeste Arraras, Felicidad Aveleyra, Jose Diaz- Epstein, Manuel Iglesias, Brandon Kieffer, Mirta Ojito, coverage of the death of Juan Gabriel, one of the most beloved Balart, Luis Carlos Velez Pamela Ralat, Lucian Read, Juliana Ucros, Katie Wiggin entertainers in the Spanish-speaking world. Immediately after Director, Special Projects: Desiree Colomina the sudden death of the beloved superstar on August 28, 2016 in Univision Correspondents: Monica Villamizar, , Cristina Santa Monica, California, fans across America began to demand Noticiero Univision, hosted by Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Londoño, Marcus Stern answers about how and why he died. In the search for answers, Salinas, is Univision’s nightly newscast. Notable cover- Telemundo sent correspondents all over Latin America and the age from 2016 included the recapture of notorious drug kingpin Outstanding Feature Story in Spanish United States, documenting the wave of pain and despair about Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. Six months after escaping from a the loss of one of the most prolific songwriters in the history of maximum security prison in Mexico, “El Chapo” was recaptured La Amazonía: Un Paraíso A La Venta Univision pop music. in Sinaloa after a massive sting operation along with several of When you think of the Amazon you may think of an immense Executive Producer: Pilar Garibotto his accomplices. Noticiero Univision presented the facts as they tropical forest covering more than 2 million square miles and Senior Broadcast Producer: Ricdamis Garcia surfaced and provided analysis as to what they could mean in the spread across nine countries. But what you may not know is that Producers: Alix Aspe, Juan Carlo, Adrian Fernandez, Carlos immediate and long-term future for a large sector of the viewer- the entire paradise is for sale. From the rubber industry and trade Galindo, Juliana Gonzalez, Sairy Perez, Janneth Quintero, ship that was tired of seeing their home country ravaged by the in animal hides, to drug trafficking and mass tourism, humans’ Marcelo Rey, Karina Riveros, Osvaldo Velasquez, Milton tendrils of one of the largest and best-organized drug organiza- role in the Amazon has long been one of exploitation. Verdugo, David Vila tions the world has ever seen. Executive Producer: Nicolas Ibarguen Segment Producers: Gabriela Velez, Melina Zambrano Executive Producers: Daniel Coronell, Patsy Loris, Maria Marti- Producers: Lara Fernandez, Alejandro Bernal Field Producers: Orlando Bazaka, Ricky Borroto, Fernando nez-Guzman, Lourdes Torres, Gabriela Tristan Correspondent: Enrique Acevedo Canales, Yuri Delgado, Jesus Esser, Roberto Fuentes, Fabiola Senior Producer: Elizabeth Cotte Post Production Producer: Jose L Cuesta Perez Producers: Daniella Aray, Jeronimo Boza, Lucia Burga, Juan Line Producer: Lizbeth Fernandes Chacoff, Malena Marchan, Juan Carlos Martin, Carlos Marti- Univision News Digital Univision Head Writer: Irma Negroni nez, Roberto Pons, Luis Rodriguez Orlando Recobra El Pulso Writer: Leidys Garcia Field Producer Colombia: Luis Fernando Vasquez Aguirre “Orlando Recobra El Pulso” is a story about the road to recovery Senior Writer: Ramon Melendez Field Producer DC: Pablo Sanchez of three friends who survived the attack on the Pulse nightclub. Anchor & Managing Editor: Maria Celeste Arraras Directors: Frank De La O, Ken Díaz, Alexander Madan From their memories of the night when the shooting happened Correspondents: Diego Arias, Magaly Ayala, Jessica Carrillo, Show Directors: Lance Melton, Jesette Vichot to the post-traumatic stress, the story follows the three as they Azucena Cierco, Gino Del Corte, Edgardo Del Villar, Mari Senior News Writers: Susana Mickle, Daniel Morcate grapple with the reality of losing friends, having nightmares, fac- Gamarra, Sofia Lachapelle, Juan Jose Mendez, Jorge Mira- Writers: Fernando Escobar, Ezequiel Perez, Rodolfo Perez, ing their beliefs on guns and terrorism and building community montes, Agustin Olais, Quique Usales Sasha Silverman, Jaime Yanez to find themselves. Senior Correspondent: Maria Antonieta Collins Aquí y Ahora Univision Directors: Laura Prieto, Anna Clare Spelmann White House Correspondent: Janet Rodriguez Producers: Almudena Toral, Ricardo Weibezahn Aquí y Ahora is Univision’s award winning newsmagazine hosted Correspondents: Juan Carlos Aguiar, Juan Carlos Altamirano, by María Elena Salinas and Teresa Rodríguez. One notable story Galo Arellano, Viviana Avila, Yezid Baquero, Peggy Carranza, Univision News Digital Univision from 2016 focused on Kate del Castillo, an actress who helped Lourdes Del Rio, Liliana Escalante, Jaime Garcia, Pablo Gato, Sobrevivirán Las Mariposas Monarca arrange a meeting between Hollywood actor Sean Penn and the Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Andrea Linares, Dulce Mascareño, Luis Congeladas En México? world’s most sought after drug kingpin, El Chapo. After the news Megid, Lourdes Meluza, Enny Pichardo, Danay Rivero, Pedro On March 8th and 9th an unexpected storm, as has not occurred broke, Mexican authorities also expressed great interest in del Rojas, Vilma Tarazona, Claudia Uceda, Pedro Ultreras, Blanca in many years, hit the monarch butterflies’ sanctuaries in Mexico. Castillo’s relationship to Chapo. The actress responded by vanish- Rosa Vilchez, Jesica Zermeño A team of Univision reporters entered the greatest colony of this ing from public view. Six months later Univision News received Anchors: Enrique Acevedo, Ilia Calderon, Felix De Bedout, species as the snow was at it’s maximum and the situation was the a much-awaited phone call from Kate del Castillo. She said that Arantxa Loizaga, Satcha Pretto, Jorge Ramos, Maria Elena most dramatic. she was willing to talk to news anchor Jorge Ramos, not only Salinas Executive Producer: Clemente Alvarez about El Chapo but also about the political climate in the United Director: Jessey Dearing States — including then-presidential candidate Donald Trump. Oppenheimer Presenta CNN en Español  Producer: Almudena Toral Executive Directors: Daniel Coronell, Patsy Loris Oppenheimer Presenta tackled the key events of the year, including Executive Producer: Jairo Marin the U.S. election, President Trump’s victory’s impact on the U.S. Univision News Digital Univision Producers: Beatriz Guerra, Gabriela Tristan and Latin America, Colombia’s peace process, U.S. Secretary of Una Odisea Cubana Coordinating Producer: Jeannette Casal Miranda State John Kerry’s visit to Cuba, and Venezuela’s political and The four members of the Correoso family are among more than Anchor: Jorge Ramos economic crisis. 80,000 Cubans that have arrived in the U.S. during the last year. Executive Producer & Anchor: Andrés Oppenheimer Noticiero Telemundo Telemundo  Fearing Donald Trump will eliminate the Cuban Adjustment Act Producer: Ismael Triviño that gives Cubans extraordinary and unique migratory benefits, Anchored by Jose Diaz-Balart, Noticiero Telemundo offers the Directors: Gaston Volpe, Jacob Brito, Julian Quijano, Wilian thousands are leaving the island. latest news, as well as coverage of issues and events that affect and Leiva, Juan Carlos Martinez Director: Ana María Rodríguez impact viewers’ lives. Noticiero Telemundo brings the world every Writer: Andrés Oppenheimer Producers: Pablo Cozzaglio, Nacho Corbella, Almudena Toral, night into the homes of millions of Latinos no matter where Ricardo Weibezahn, Ana María Rodríguez, they live, from Guanajuato to Los Angeles or from to Barranquilla. Executive Producers: Gemma Garcia, Leticia Herrera Senior Executive Producer: Luis Fernandez

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Outstanding Investigative an optometrist who survived the 1965 Indonesian genocide, takes Director/Producer: Renee Tajima-Peña Documentary this unimaginable step in a society where murderers remain in Producers: Virginia Espino power. To break the spell of submission and terror, he forces them, Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Lois Vossen City 40 Netflix and us, to reckon with his country’s dark history. A companion Supervising Producer: David Eisenberg City 40 is the first inside account of life in a closed Russian piece to Oppenheimer’s “The Act of Killing”, also an Oscar Netflix nuclear city, Ozersk, situated deep in central Russia. The residents nominee, “The Look of Silence” has been hailed as a “master- Team Foxcatcher are told that they are the creators of the nuclear shield and saviors piece” by The New York Times for bearing witness to the collapse In 1996, heir to the DuPont fortune, John E. Dupont, took the of the world. They are told that everyone on the outside is an of 50 years of silence. life of olympic champion wrestler David Schultz. The murder enemy. Home to Mayak Nuclear Complex, City 40 is the birth- Director: Joshua Oppenheimer took place on DuPont’s sprawling Pennsylvania estate and place of the Soviet Union’s nuclear weapons program and the first Executive Producers: Werner Herzog, Errol Morris, Justine became the subject of widespread fascination and speculation. plutonium-based bomb. Today the city is where Russia’s largest Nagan, André Singer, Chris White Team Foxcatcher takes us into the real story behind the events that reserve of nuclear material is stored while Mayak continues to Producer: Signe Byrge Sørensen took place at Foxcatcher Farm as told by the people who were producer nuclear material for the Russian army. In a daring move Co-Producers: Anonymous, Torstein Grude, Kaarle Aho there. Through never before seen footage and first hand accounts from former teammates, coaches and family, the disturbing details to expose the truth, filmmaker Samira Goetschel and her crew Outstanding Historical Documentary are smuggled inside the secret zone and uncover the stories of of DuPont’s relationships with his recruits emerge alongside a courageous residents who risk their lives to warn us of the human poignant memoir to the life and legacy of David Schultz. Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise PBS and environmental catastrophe that threatens the region and the Director: :Jon Greenhalgh world. A portrayal of modern totalitarianism, City 40 is a micro- Hosted by Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Black Executive Producers: Jeremy Bailer, Ben Hatta, Nancy Schultz cosm of Russia today. America Since MLK: And Still I Rise examines the last five decades Co-Executive Producers: Jerry Cudzil, Michael Cudzil, Edward Director: Samira Goetschel of African American history, exploring the tremendous gains McBride, Rich Tavoso Executive Producer: Andre Singer and persistent challenges of these years from a range of black Producers: David Bennett, Jeff Callard, Neil Fazzari Producer: Samira Goetschel perspectives. Executive Producers: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Peter Kunhardt, Outstanding Editing: Documentary FRONTLINE PBS Dyllan McGee The Secret History of ISIS Executive Producers for WETA: Dalton Delan, Anne Harrington Extremis Netflix  How did the United States government fail to predict and Executive in Charge for PBS: Bill Gardner Extremis follows doctors, families, and patients as they make end- prevent the rise of ISIS? In “The Secret History of ISIS”, Senior Producer: Rachel Dretzin of-life decisions. Modern medicine is such that the question is no FRONTLINE answers that question by tracing the emergence Series Producers: Leslie Asako Gladsjo, Sabin Streeter longer can we sustain life, but should we? The goal of the edit- of the group back to its inspiration and founder, Abu Musab Supervising Producer: Deborah Clancy Porfido ing was to craft the emotional arc of the people involved in this al-Zarqawi, documenting the missteps and mistakes by two U.S. Producers: Talleah Bridges McMahon, Leah Williams dilemma, starting with the patients themselves and then radiating administrations that allowed Zarqawi’s dark vision to be trans- Line Producer: Stef Gordon out to their loved ones and the doctors in charge of their care. formed into brutal reality. Directors: Leslie Asako Gladsjo, Talleah Bridges McMahon, The heart of the story centered around allowing these decisions Executive Producer: Raney Aronson Sabin Streeter, Leah Williams to play out without judgement or an agenda, and to respect the Managing Editor: Andrew Metz Host: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. deeply personal, soul-searching inquiry about how people con- Director/Producer: Michael Kirk front the end of life in ways that are meaningful. HBO Documentary Films HBO Producer/Reporter: Jim Gilmore Editor: Jeff Gilbert UNDERFIRE: The Untold Story of Pfc. Tony Vaccaro Producer: Mike Wiser HBO Documentary Films HBO Coordinating Producer: Colette Neirouz Hanna In 1944, with the Allied invasion of Europe imminent, a newly drafted 21-year old, Tony Vaccaro, smuggled his $47 Argus C3, Body Team 12 HBO Documentary Films HBO the most popular holiday camera of the time, into the war with Body Team 12 was a group of volunteers tasked with collecting Three Days of Terror: The Charlie Hebdo Attacks him. For close to a year, Tony played two roles — a combat the bodies of the dead throughout Liberia at the height of the On January 7, 2015, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi burst infantryman on the front lines and a photographer who would Ebola outbreak. These body collectors had arguably the most into the office of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical weekly which had take roughly 8000 photographs of the war, images that capture dangerous and gruesome job in the world. Their story in “Body lampooned the prophet Mohammad, and murdered ten people the rarely seen day-to-day reality of life as a soldier. Team 12” is told from ground zero, in the capital city of Mon- at point-blank range before escaping into the Paris streets. Two Director/Producer: Max Lewkowicz rovia, Liberia. Director and Editor David Darg chose to tell the days later, while the Kouachis began their last stand in a print Executive Producers: Gianna Cerbone-Teoli, Sheila Nevins, Ann story through the eyes of the only female member of the body shop outside Paris, a third gunman, pledging allegiance this time Oster, Tim Van Patten team Garmai Sumo, emphasizing her fearlessness, determination, to a nascent Islamic State, hijacked a kosher deli on the edge of Senior Producer: Jacqueline Glover and love for her community. Paris as it was about to close for Shabat. “Three Days of Terror” Producer: Valerie Thomas Editor: David Darg assembled a detailed, verified timeline of events using data, inter- Independent Lens PBS HBO Documentary Films HBO views, documents, photographs and video footage gathered in the Best of Enemies Orphans of Ebola course of a six-month investigation. Producer / Director: Dan Reed Acting as commentators for ABC-News during the 1968 “Orphans of Ebola” follows Abu, a 12-year-old boy from a Sierra Executive Producer: Sam Bagnall, Luc Hermann, Sheila Nevins presidential conventions, William F. Buckley and Gore Vidal Leone village, who loses eight members of his family and must Senior Producers: Nancy Abraham, Sarah Waldron transmogrified our national discourse from civil to uncivil. ABC restart his life elsewhere. Filmed over a period of four months, hired public intellectuals for nightly commentary and they got beginning just after the height of the epidemic in December 2014 Independent Lens PBS verbal blood sport. through the reopening of the country’s schools in April 2015, (T)ERROR Directors: Robert Gordon, Morgan Neville Abu’s story illustrates the incredible bravery of the thousands of “(T)error” is the story of Saeed “Shariff ” Torres, a 63-year-old Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Julie Goldman, Clif Phillips, children who have been orphaned by Ebola as they reconcile with Black Panther-turned-counterterrorism informant for the FBI. Lois Vossen the past and forge new lives. The editing seeks to build a rounded ‘(T)error’ interweaves Saeed’s fascinating journey with a penetrat- Producers: Robert Gordon, Morgan Neville portrait of the main character, Abu, and his brother Abdul by, in ing look at the government’s broader counterterrorism campaign, Supervising Producer: Michael Kinomoto part, finding the little moments and actions that made their lives bringing viewers face-to-face with issues of domestic surveillance, Co-Producer: Caryn Capotosto seem more familiar, and by showing them as two boys much like , entrapment, freedom of speech, and freedom of any others. Independent Lens PBS religious expression. Editor: Franco Bogino No Más Bebés Co-Directors/Producers: Lyric R. Cabral, David Felix Sutcliffe POV PBS Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Nick Fraser, Eugene Jarecki, “No Mas Bebes” tells the story of Mexican immigrant mothers Hooligan Sparrow Lois Vossen who were sterilized while giving birth at Los Angeles County- Producer: Christopher St. John USC Medical Center during the 1970s. All of the women were “Hooligan Sparrow” follows Chinese human rights activist Ye Co-Producer: Shirel Kozak there for emergency caesarian sections. They were often medi- Haiyan, AKA Sparrow, as she goes to Hainan Province to seek Supervising Producer: David Eisenberg cated and worried for their baby’s survival when they were pushed justice for six elementary school girls who were sexually abused into signing English-language consents to have their fallopian by their principal. The scale and intensity of the government’s POV PBS tubes tied. “No Más Bebés” is a Co-Production of Renee Tajima- reaction to the protest surprised even the most seasoned activists The Look of Silence Peña and Virginia Espino, and the Independent Television across China. Joshua Oppenheimer’s Oscar®-nominated “The Look of Silence” Service (ITVS), in association with Latino Editor: Nanfu Wang is the incredible story of a man confronting his brother’s killers (LPB), with funding provided by the Corporation for Public Additional Editing: Michael Shade and demanding they accept responsibility for their crimes. Adi, Broadcasting (CPB).

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POV PBS Aerial Photography: Lavania Cook, Wayne Cook, Mat Goodman, Munich ’72 and Beyond PBS Thank You For Playing Tony Monk Films On September 5, 1972, Palestinian extremists stormed the When Ryan Green, a video game programmer, learns that his Photography: Alexander Hasskerl, Kilian Helmbrecht, Christina athletes’ dorms at the Munich Summer Olympics, initiating young son Joel has cancer, he and his wife begin documenting Karliczek-Skoglund, Moritz Katz, Mark MacEwen, Justin a hostage crisis which ended in the tragic killing of 11 Israeli their emotional journey with a poetic video game. “Thank You Maguire, Kai Miedendorp, Robert Morgenstern, Roger athletes and coaches. Munich ’72 and Beyond uncovers shocking for Playing” follows Ryan and his family over two years creating Munns, Pim Niesten, James Reardon, Hamish Trott, Tom new details from the attack and provides the unique perspective “That Dragon, Cancer,” which evolves from a cathartic exercise Walker, Josh Wallace of the surviving family members, who have struggled for decades into a critically acclaimed work of art that sets the gaming to establish a dedicated site in memory of their loved ones. Evok- Outstanding Research industry abuzz. Lauded as “unimaginably intimate” by The New ing a deep sense of remembrance, this poignant film brings us Yorker, the film is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit to present-day Munich, where a new memorial will honor the CBS and the unique ways that art and technology can help us share 60 Minutes victims’ lives and bring some healing to the families. profound experiences. The film was constructed using various The White Helmets Researchers: David Ulich, Dr. Steven Ungerleider materials — home video, video game scenes, animation, MRI In “The White Helmets” Scott Pelley reports on Syria’s local volunteer search and rescue teams that pull life out of bombed out Outstanding Business, Consumer and images, and original observational and interview footage, all of Economic Report which were skillfully woven together in the edit. buildings. They’re officially called the Syrian Civil Defense but Editors: David Osit, Malika Zouhali-Worrall are better known by the white helmets they wear. They are ordi- nary people — former bakers, students and shopkeepers — who 60 Minutes CBS Outstanding Cinematography: band together to help their fellow neighbors, pulling people out AgroMafia Documentary of the rubble of unimaginable destruction. The 60 Minutes team “Agromafia” introduced American consumers to the disturbing dug through hours of video of more than three years of rescues — phenomenon of food fraud on a global scale orchestrated by David Attenborough’s CuriosityStream video provided by the Syrian Civil Defense, activists and citizen Italian organized crime groups. When it comes to knock-offs of Light on Earth journalist as well as videos uploaded to You Tube — and then Italian classics, most shoppers probably think of fake Guccis or The spectacular and magical light produced by glowworms, fire- went through the arduous task of verifying it. Pradas — not food. But 60 Minutes reported that Italian police flies and luminous plankton is known as bioluminescence — light Researchers: Nicole Young, Katie Kerbstat, Amjad Tadros, nabbed seven thousand tons of phony olive oil in December 2015. made by living creatures. But why do animals produce light of Much of it was bound for American stores. their own? Sir David Attenborough leads viewers into a world he American Experience PBS Executive Producer: Jeff Fager describes as “utterly unlike our own”. He and a team of the world’s The Mine Wars Executive Editor: Bill Owens leading scientists take viewers on a quest into the fascinating “The Mine Wars” tells the overlooked story of the miners Producers: Guy Campanile, Sabina Castelfranco realm of living light. It’s all captured by a series of unique cameras in the mountains of southern West Virginia — homestead- Co-Producer: Peter M. Berman, Katie Brennan that can capture the faintest ephemeral glow of luminous life. ing mountaineers, African American migrants, and European Correspondent: Bill Whitaker Director of Photography: Martin Dohrn immigrants — who joined forces in a protracted struggle for Camera: Jack Hynes, Fraser Johnston union recognitions against the repressive system of mine guards 60 Minutes CBS employed by coal operators to prevent unionization. Researchers Not Paid Desert Warriors: smithsonian Channel are as important to historical films as cinematographers are to When you take out a life insurance policy, you pay premiums in Lions of the Namib vérité films. They provide a large portion of the material used by the expectation that when you die your spouse or your children For the first time ever, an authentic, character-driven film about the director, writer and editor to craft the narrative of the film. will receive the benefit. But this investigation by 60 Minutes the elusive desert lions of the Namib Desert has been brought “The Mine Wars” research team launched a multi-year campaign found that the nation’s leading life insurance companies don’t pay to the screen. Two dedicated filmmakers managed to capture to locate imagery, taking them from university libraries to a out on all of their policies, even when they know their customers extraordinary scenes of this unique predator, showcasing never- retired policemen’s living room to rediscover items and images have died. before-documented behavior, resulting in an intimate life story. thought to be lost. Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Camera: Will Steenkamp Primary Researchers: Rebecca Taylor, Peter Cramer Executive Editor: Bill Owens Cinematographer: Lianne Steenkamp Archival Researchers: Ginger Frere, Pamela Gaudiano, Casey Producer: Richard Bonin Herz, Shannon Hildenbrand, Carol Jennings, Alistair Mackay, Co-Producers: Richard Buddenhagen, Ayesha Siddiqi Forces of Nature PBS Charles Ocheltree, Polly Pettit, Bonnie Rowan, Tyler Sperrazza Correspondent: Lesley Stahl Forces of Nature is an epic science series that explores the funda- Researchers: William Hal Gorby, Andrew Helms, Randall mental forces that shape our very existence. This 4-part series MacLowry, Tracy Heather Strain 60 Minutes CBS tells compelling and emotional human and animal stories that Rising in the East illustrate the mysterious forces that shape the universe itself. Challenger Disaster: National Geographic With all the focus on China’s economic expansion, one sector Directors of Photography: Tim Cragg, Simon de Glanville, Roger Lost Tapes often gets lost in the discussion: the movie business. Movies Munns Challenger Disaster: Lost Tapes was a tremendous undertaking. The are booming in China. At the time of this report, twenty-two show was produced with no narration and no interviews. The new screens were going up every day and Chinese studios were Nature PBS entire program consists solely of documentary news footage and producing some 600-feature films per year. Movies have become Super Hummingbirds news audio from the time. Researchers engaged in an extensive China’s national pastime, with big implications for the U.S. film The goal of Super Hummingbirds is to show how these seemingly search to find the archival material necessary to tell the story industry and American moviegoers. fragile, jewel-eyed birds actually have super powers. In order to seamlessly and without interruption. Executive Producer: Jeff Fager bring the world of the hummingbird to the screen in a way that Researchers: Tom Jennings, Liza Maddrey, David Tillman, Executive Editor: Bill Owens slows their existence to the comparatively sloth-like speed of ours, Tobiah Black, Ellen Farmer, Patrick Southern, Katherine Producers: Michael H. Gavshon, David M. Levine cinematographers used specialized, ultra-high speed cameras. Williams Co-Producer: Paul Bellinger These cameras allowed cinematographers to film in high- Correspondent: Holly Williams resolution slow-motion, so that every wing beat, aerial combat HBO Documentary Films HBO maneuver and mating display could be seen as its own work of art. Three Days of Terror: The Charlie Hebdo Attacks Anderson Cooper 360 CNN Cinematographers: Mark Carroll, Ann Johnson Prum, Andrew On January 7, 2015, brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi burst Trump University Fraud Wegst into the office of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical weekly which had From the beginning of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign, Camera: Nathan Dappen, Neil Lossin lampooned the prophet Mohammad, and murdered ten people CNN Investigations provided in-depth reporting on Trump at point-blank range before escaping into the Paris streets. Two University, the real estate school started by Donald Trump, which Wild New Zealand National Geographic days later, while the Kouachis began their last stand in a print embroiled his campaign in controversy. Correspondent Drew New Zealand is, perhaps, the most naturally magical and shop outside Paris, a third gunman, pledging allegiance this time Griffin showed viewers that instead of living up to the future enchanted country on Earth. Isolated from the rest of life on the to a nascent Islamic State, hijacked a kosher deli on the edge of president’s promises, Trump University hired salesmen who planet since the time of the dinosaurs, life found its own way in Paris as it was about to close for Shabat. “Three Days of Terror” used aggressive tactics to convince ‘students’ to buy increasingly New Zealand. The goal of Wild New Zealand is to capture the assembled a detailed, verified timeline of events using data, inter- expensive courses. unique essence of the country and bring to life the story of how views, documents, photographs and video footage gathered in the Executive Producers: Patricia DiCarlo, Charlie Moore the isolation of this beautiful and bizarre land shaped the life course of a six-month investigation. Senior Producer: Nelli Black and landscapes we see today. The cinematography benefits from Researchers: Lucile Berland, Marion Guégan, Eric Pelletier, Producer: Curt Devine a team of filmmaking talent whose technical and photographic Dan Reed Senior Investigative Correspondent: Drew Griffin skills are pushed to the limit, employing new techniques and Anchor: Anderson Cooper cameras to reveal intimate behaviors and strange spectacles not seen before.

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Fault Lines and the Al Jazeera Nightline ABC The Secret Life of Muslims Vox Center for International USA Daughters For Sale The Secret Life of Muslims is a 2017 Finalist and Public Integrity In this special edition of Nightline, correspondent Gloria Riviera Goldziher Prize-winning set of short-form, first-person films The Anacortes Disaster and her team informed viewers of the horrific and deeply personal that feature Muslim Americans from a wide range of ethnic and Just after midnight on April 2, 2010, a massive fireball lit up the stories of girls sold for sex hundreds of times on Backpage.com. national origins speaking directly to their own experiences. It sky over Anacortes, Washington. A heat exchanger at a local oil Nightline demonstrated how easy it is to sell an underage girl was created to address the rise in hateful rhetoric with the goal refinery had ruptured, causing highly flammable gases to ignite. on Backpage.com, and tracked down and confronted Backpage’s of illuminating the complexity and diversity of America’s 3.3 Seven workers were inside the unit that exploded at the time. CEO, who until that moment had enjoyed near-total anonymity million Muslims, while pointing to a common shared humanity. Three of them died instantly; the other four died later from their while allegations of sex trafficking plagued him. These short, shareable documentary films use colorful, humorous, injuries. Fault Lines explored what happened the night of the Ana- Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood poignant first-person storytelling to foster understanding and cortes explosion, weaving together interviews, archive footage and Senior Producer: Jenna Millman connectedness. The series features Ahmed Ahmed, Linda Sarsour, 911 calls, to build a visceral account of what people felt, and saw. Producers: Sally Hawkins, Jackie Jesko Reza Aslan, Ibtihaj Muhammad, Mona Haydar, Maz Jobrani, Executive Producer: Mat Skene Field Producer: Ozren Milharcic Wajahat Ali, and many others. Senior Producer: Hanaan Sarhan Additional Producers: Meagan Redman, Neil Sass Director: Joshua Seftel Producers: Jim Morris, Sweta Vohra Correspondent: Gloria Riviera Executive Producers: Reza Aslan, Joshua Seftel Co-Producers: Warwick Meade, Joel Van Haren Executive Producer, Vox: Joe Posner Outstanding Short Documentary Correspondent: Josh Rushing Co-Executive Producer: Jill Landaker Grunes Supervising Producer: Anna Bick Rowe Outstanding Investigative Report Extremis Netflix  in a Newscast Producers: Wajahat Ali, Mona Damluji, Erika Frankel, al- Extremis is a verité documentary exploring the harrowing deci- Husein Madhany, Asma Uddin sions that doctors, families and patients face in urgent end-of- life Co-Producer: Jaclyn Biskup CBS News CBS cases. With access to the intensive care unit of a public hospital, Consulting Producer: Kashif Shaikh Hidden Dangers on American Roads the film offers a uniquely intimate look at the intersection of Managing Producer, Vox: Matteen Mokalla This two-part CBS News investigation examines the trucking science, faith and humanity. industry and the loopholes in federal transportation laws that Producer / Director: Dan Krauss Best Story in a Newscast allow unsafe drivers to operate 8,000 pound vehicles with danger- Executive Producers: Bonni Cohen, Julie Goldman, Deborah ous consequences. Hoffmann, Lisa Kleiner-Chanoff ABC World News Tonight with ABC Executive Producers: Steve Capus, Ryan Kadro, Chris Licht David Muir and Nightline Senior Producers: Heather Abbott, Eric Bloom, Caroline Horn, HBO Documentary Films HBO Flashpoint: Refugees in America Diana Miller A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness This intimate World News Tonight report and Nightline Special Supervising Senior Producer: Len Tepper In a number of countries around the world, women who dare to Edition broadcast dedicated a full year to documenting the Producers: Patricia Alulema, Nicole Busch, Maggie Dore, Katie break societal norms are punished and are often killed for bring- struggles and triumphs of one Syrian refugee family. The small Ross Dominick, Megan Towey ing shame to their families. More than 1500 women are killed in producing team captured pivotal moments with the children grap- Correspondent: Kris Van Cleave “honor killings” in Pakistan every year and activists believe that pling with their new reality at home and in the classroom as the number could be much higher. “A Girl in the River: The Price American welcome they were originally greeted with began to sour. CBS News CBS of Forgiveness” follows the life of eighteen year old Saba, a rare Executive Producers: Almin Karamehmedovic, Roxanna Sherwood The Genetic Testing Gold Rush survivor of honor killing in Pakistan. Senior Producer: Jenna Millman CBS News investigated genetic testing for cancer, being hyped Producer/Director: Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy Editorial Producer: Sally Hawkins as the next big money maker — with everyone from high-end Executive Producers: Tina Brown, Sheila Nevins Producer: Nick Capote biotech companies to good old-fashioned snake oil salesmen Senior Producer: Lisa Heller Additional Producers: Eric Noll, Nicole Swink scrambling to get in on the action. Correspondent: David Muir Executive Producers: Steve Capus, Ryan Kadro, Chris Licht HBO Documentary Films HBO Senior Producers: Heather Abbott, Eric Bloom Body Team 12 CNN CNN Senior Broadcast Producers: Kimberly Godwin, Diana Miller Body Team 12 was a group of volunteers, tasked with collecting Undercover in Syria Supervising Senior Producer: Len Tepper the bodies of the dead throughout Liberia at the height of the CNN’s and her team — producer Salma Abdelaziz Producers: Michael Cesario, Emily Rand Ebola outbreak. These body collectors had arguably the most and filmmaker Bilal Abdul Kareem — traveled undercover into Correspondent: dangerous and gruesome job in the world. Their story is told from northern Syria to areas held by Islamist jihadist factions. The ground zero, in the capital city of Monrovia, Liberia, through first western broadcast journalists to visit the area in over a year, CBS News CBS the eyes of the only female member of the team, Garmai Sumo. they took the risk in order to see firsthand the impact of Russia’s Wounded Warrior Garmai, a 28-year old single mother, reveals the heartbreaking, involvement in the war. The team witnessed an air strike on a Wound Warrior Project was the largest, most well-known, most lifesaving work of removing bodies from loved ones in order to busy outdoor market in the village of Ariha, and a strike on the trusted veterans’ charity in the country. Thousands of Americans halt transmission of the disease. courthouse in Idlib. Residents said such air strikes regularly tar- fundraised for it. Dozens of smaller veterans’ charities were Director/Producer: David Darg geted civilians in places that were clearly not under ISIS control, dependent on it. But a CBS News investigation revealed that Executive Producer: Paul G. Allen despite Russia’s stated goal of fighting ISIS. This series of rare WWP was misusing some of those donations on itself, and not Co-Executive Producers: Carole Tomko, Olivia Wilde and powerful reports gave viewers new insight into disturbing providing the kind of assistance the public believed it was offer- Producer: Bryn Mooser developments in the . ing to veterans. Coordinating Producers: Jannat Gargi, Molly DeWolf Swenson Senior International Correspondent: Clarissa Ward Executive Producers: Steve Capus, Chris Licht Producers: Salma Abdelaziz, Bilal Abdul Kareem, Fiona Sibbett Senior Producers: Heather Abbott, Eric Bloom The New York Times the New York Times Executive Vice President/Managing Director, CNN International: Supervising Senior Producer: Len Tepper 4.1 Miles Tony Maddox Investigative Producer: Jennifer Janisch “4.1 Miles” is an intimate account of one ordinary man’s experi- Senior Vice President, Newsgathering, CNN International: Deborah Producers: Patricia Alulema, Miri Formes, Heather Spinelli ence confronting the staggering refugee crisis in Europe. The Rayner Field Producers: Laura Strickler, Megan Towey film’s title refers to a narrow stretch of water separating Turkey Vice President and Bureau Chief, CNNI London: Thomas Evans Correspondent: from filmmaker Daphne Matziaraki’s native Greece — one that in recent years has devolved from a placid Mediterranean paradise Nightline ABC Nightline ABC into a deadly gauntlet for refugees fleeing the conflicts in the Gang Land Brian Ross Investigates: Sky Rage Middle East. The film itself presents a harrowing day in the life Nightline’s report, a year in the making, investigated why ruthless Some 400,000 Americans are airlifted to hospitals by helicopter of a Greek coast guard captain charged with saving the lives of gangs in El Salvador are committing heinous acts of killing at each year, saving countless lives. But behind the heart-warming terrified adults and children attempting to cross the Aegean Sea near historic levels. The team traveled to the epicenter of violence, stories, this investigation conducted with 13 affiliates around the on filmsy rafts. reporting from deep inside gang controlled territory, revealing the country found a hard-edged air ambulance industry free to set Director: Daphne Matziaraki ways in which the relentless pursuit of killing and rampant cor- any price it wants, often leaving the very people it saved facing Executive Producer: Kathleen Lingo ruption in El Salvador has ignited an immigration crisis along the financial ruin. Coordinating Producer: Lindsay Crouse United States’ southern border. Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood Executive Producer, Investigative Unit: Rhonda Schwartz Senior Producer: Jenna Millman Senior Investigative Producer: Cindy Galli Producer: Adam Desiderio Field Producer: Cho Park, Stephanie Zimmermann Additional Producers: Esther Castillejo, Shilpi Gupta, Chief Investigative Correspondent:Brian Ross Jackeline Pou Correspondent: Dan Harris

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Nightline ABC 60 Minutes CBS Independent Lens PBS Shots Fired The New Cold War Welcome to Leith The goal of this reporting project was to look beyond the A new Cold War has broken out between the United States and “Welcome to Leith” chronicles the attempted takeover of a headline-grabbing mass shootings and the predictable urban Russia, with both sides developing more sophisticated and more small town in North Dakota by notorious white supremacist gang violence and take a deeper dive into the toll of everyday gun accurate nuclear weapons. Since Russia’s invasion of Crimea Craig Cobb. As his behavior became more threatening, tensions violence in every state, city, county and small town. The result: a Vladimir Putin and his generals have spoken openly about soared, with residents desperately looking for ways to expel their mosaic of the people and places forgotten in the deadly wake of their nuclear arsenal, weapons which for generations have been unwanted neighbor. With incredible access to both long-time everyday gun violence. regarded as a last resort to be used only in extreme circumstances. residents of Leith and white supremacists, the filmed examines a Executive Producer: Roxanna Sherwood In this new Cold War the use of a nuclear weapon is not as small community in the plains struggling for sovereignty against Senior Producer: Geoff Martz unlikely as you might think. an extremist vision. Producers: Erin Brady, Jack Cloherty, Jack Date, Durrell Daw- Executive Producer: Jeff Fager Directors: Michael Beach Nichols, Christopher K. Walker son, Mike Levine, Ashley Louszko, Bartley Price, Geneva Executive Editor: Bill Owens Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Julia Willoughby Nason, Sands, Audrey Taylor Producers: Tadd J. Lascari, Mary Walsh Stefan Nowicki, Lois Vossen Additional Producers: Brendan Cusack, Michael Darlington, Co-Producer: Robert J. Shattuck Supervising Producer: Amy Shatsky-Gambrill Michael Hanna Correspondent: David Martin Producers: Joey Carey, Jenner Furst, Michael Beach Nichols, Chief Justice Correspondent: Pierre Thomas Christopher K. Walker, Joshua Woltermann 60 Minutes CBS VICE News Tonight HBO The White Helmets POV PBS Retaking Mosul In “The White Helmets” Scott Pelley reports on Syria’s local Thank You For Playing VICE News Tonight arrived in Baghdad before the ISIS opera- volunteer search and rescue teams pulling life out of bombed out When Ryan Green, a video game programmer, learns that his tion to recapture Mosul was announced to begin reporting and buildings. They’re officially called the Syrian Civil Defense, but young son Joel has cancer, he and his wife begin documenting to travel north through the Sunni heartland. We were the only are better known by the white helmets they wear. their emotional journey with a poetic video game. “Thank You US network to take this route, because we wanted to report in Executive Producer: Jeff Fager for Playing” follows Ryan and his family over two years creating areas already devastated by fighting to get a glimpse of the pitfalls Executive Editor: Bill Owens “That Dragon, Cancer,” which evolves from a cathartic exercise to come. By spending time with families who fled Mosul, and Producer: Nicole Young into a critically acclaimed work of art that sets the gaming speaking to Iraqis captured fighting alongside foreign ISIS fight- Field Producer: Amjad Tadros industry abuzz. Lauded as “unimaginably intimate” by The New ers — including an executioner featured in an infamous ISIS Co-Producers: Katie Kerbstat, Patrick Lee Yorker, the film is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit video — VICE News Tonight’s coverage went beyond the blow- Correspondent: Scott Pelley and the unique ways that art and technology can help us share by-blow progress of battle to inform viewers about the real stakes profound experiences. of the year-long battle to come. FRONTLINE PBS Directors: David Osit, Malika Zouhali-Worrall Executive Producers: Madeleine Haeringer, Shane Smith, Josh Yemen Under Siege Executive Producers: Sally Jo Fifer, Simon Kilmurry, Justine Tyrangiel Journalist Safa al Ahmed made the dangerous trip into the heart Nagan, Chris White Senior Producer: Noreen Jameel of the grinding fight in Yemen, capturing a conflict that has Producers: David Osit, Malika Zouhali-Worrall Producers: Adam Desiderio, Ben Foley, Martina Veltroni fractured a country that was once a key U.S. ally in the war on Supervising Producers: Justin Dial, Christina Vallice terror. With peace talks and ceasefires on-again-off-again, she POV PBS Line Producer: Maral Usefi negotiated her way through the various warring factions and into The Look of Silence Correspondent: Seb Walker the besieged city of Taiz, where she filmed the human toll as it Joshua Oppenheimer’s Oscar®-nominated “The Look of Silence” has rarely been seen. is the incredible story of a man confronting his brother’s killers Best Story in a Newsmagazine Director / Producer: Safa Al Ahmad and demanding they accept responsibility for their crimes. Adi, Executive Producer: Raney Aronson an optometrist who survived the 1965 Indonesian genocide, takes 60 Minutes CBS Senior Producer: Frank Koughan this unimaginable step in a society where murderers remain in Anonymous, Inc. Managing Editor: Andrew Metz power. To break the spell of submission and terror, he forces them, Popular culture is full of stories of drug kingpins, mafia bosses Field Producers: Ghaith Abdul Ahad, Abdul Aziz Al Sabri and us, to reckon with his country’s dark history. A companion and con men using shell companies in exotic, tropical banking piece to Oppenheimer’s “The Act of Killing”, also an Oscar Best Documentary centers to launder money. But as 60 Minutes reported in “Anony- nominee, “The Look of Silence” has been hailed as a “master- mous Inc.”, the United States has quietly taken their place, and piece” by The New York Times for bearing witness to the collapse become one of the most popular places on earth to set up the FRONTLINE PBS of 50 years of silence. anonymous shell companies that are often used to obscure the Children of Syria Director: Joshua Oppenheimer origins of dirty money. The refugee crisis created by the fighting in Syria has spilled Executive Producers: Werner Herzog, Errol Morris, Justine Executive Producer: Jeff Fager well beyond the Middle East, creating a situation in Europe Nagan, André Singer, Chris White Executive Editor: Bill Owens unlike anything since the Second World War, with some four Producer: Signe Byrge Sørensen Producers: Graham Messick, Kevin J. Livelli million people displaced. “Children of Syria” captures this almost Co-Producers: Anonymous, Torstein Grude, Kaarle Aho Co-Producer: Stephanie Palewski Brumbach unimaginable upheaval through the emotional microcosm of four Correspondent: Steve Kroft siblings and their parents whose lives are totally transformed by the war. 60 Minutes CBS Executive Producer: Raney Aronson Finding Refuge Managing Editor: Andrew Metz “Finding Refuge” tracked the long journey each Syrian refugee Director / Producer: Marcel Mettelsiefen takes before arriving in the United States — a process that takes Co-Producer: Stephen Ellis years to complete. 60 Minutes followed the entire process, starting Executive Producers, ITN Productions: Chris Shaw, Anthony in Zaatari, the largest Syrian refugee camp in the Middle East, Wonke and ending in the suburbs of America where the families they Senior Producer: Dan Edge followed wound up. Executive Producer: Jeff Fager HBO Documentary Films HBO Executive Editor: Bill Owens A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness Producer: Katy Textor In a number of countries around the world, women who dare to Co-Producer: Daniel J. Glucksman, Evie Salomon break societal norms are punished and are often killed for bring- Correspondent: Bill Whitaker ing shame to their families. More than 1500 women are killed in “honor killings” in Pakistan every year and activists believe that number could be much higher. “A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness” follows the life of eighteen year old Saba, a rare survivor of honor killing in Pakistan. Producer/Director: Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy Executive Producers: Tina Brown, Sheila Nevins Senior Producer: Lisa Heller

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NJ Burkett Katty Kay N.J. Burkett is a senior correspondent for New York’s WABC-TV. Katty Kay is the anchor of BBC World News America and Beyond 100 His distinctive storytelling, production skills and award-winning Days, based in Washington DC. She is also a frequent contributor to international reporting have added a unique dimension to WABC’s Morning Joe and . Prior to taking over as lead anchor of news coverage. In September 2001, after two jets struck the World BBC World News America, Katty was BBC Washington correspondent Trade Center, Burkett and photographer Marty Glembotzky narrowly starting in 2002. She worked as a foreign correspondent in Africa and escaped the subsequent collapse of the South Tower. Their work was Japan before settling in the US. Katty has co-authored two New York later seen on television news broadcasts around the world. Burkett spent nearly three months Times best-selling books with — The Confidence Code and Womenomics. covering the war in Iraq in 2003. He covered the terrorist bombings in Madrid and London, as well as the war between Israel and in Southern , the Israeli- Scott Kelly War in Gaza, three Israeli national elections and the Palestinian popular uprising, known as Scott Kelly is a former military fighter pilot and test pilot, an engineer, the Intifada. Burkett was the only local New York television news correspondent to report retired astronaut, and a retired U.S. Navy captain. A veteran of four from Japan after the historic 9.0 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident in 2011, and the space flights, Kelly commanded the International Space Station (ISS) first among his colleagues to report from Haiti after the devastating earthquake there. In New on three expeditions and was a member of the year-long mission to York he has reported on everything from aviation disasters to natural disasters; from crime the ISS. In October 2015, he set the record for the total accumulated and politics to race relations and . Burkett is a multiple Edward R. Murrow number of days spent in space, the single longest space mission by an and Emmy® Award-winner. He shared the George Foster Peabody Award and the Alfred I. American astronaut. A native of Orange, New Jersey, he now lives in Houston, Texas. His duPont-Columbia University Award with his colleagues at ABC News for his reporting on memoir, Endurance: A Year in Space, A Lifetime of Discovery, will be published by Knopf on the September 11th attacks. Burkett is the First Vice Chairman of the National Academy October 17, 2017. of Television Arts & Sciences, and a former Trustee and past President of the Academy’s flagship chapter in New York. Tom Llamas is an Emmy award-winning journalist, anchor of ABC Chuck Dages News World News Tonight weekend editions, and Chief National Charles (Chuck) L. Dages has spent 35 years in the entertainment Correspondent reporting for all ABC News programs and platforms. business in a career spanning technology to operations to business During the 2016 presidential race, Llamas covered the vast field of GOP management. He is currently Chair of the National Academy of candidates and Donald Trump’s successful presidential campaign for two Television Arts & Sciences, where he works with the NATAS Executive years. His tough questions and memorable exchanges with President Committee and the Board of Trustees on securing its mandate of Donald Trump led to some of the defining moments in the election. While at ABC, he also recognizing excellence in the television and media industry. During his 15 covered the Boston Marathon Bombing trial gavel to gavel for the network and was one of years at CBS Dages oversaw many projects, including the renovation of the Theater ABC’s lead reporters covering the Ebola crisis. In 2015 the National Association of Hispanic for the Late Show with David Letterman and the construction of the CBS Broadcast Ops Center Journalists awarded Llamas with the Presidential Award of Impact. for the 1992 and 1994 Winter Olympic Games. In his 20 years at Warner Bros. he focused on motion picture restoration, postproduction, digital workflows, and interactive entertainment. Bob Mauro He led the creation of a complete studio digital facility for The Ellen DeGeneres Show at the Prior to becoming CEO & President of the National Academy of Warner Bros. Studio in Burbank, CA, and he was the senior executive assigned to Warner Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), Bob Mauro had a long and Bros. Motion Picture Imaging Inc. and WB Advanced Editorial Services Inc., an all-digital distinguished career at CBS News where he held various senior post facility that became a global enterprise for film and television series production and classic leadership positions in Production, Planning, Programming, Finance, film restoration. Chuck has received many industry honors, including three Emmy® Awards, and Operations. He worked on almost all of the network news shows and was named a Power Player in Digital Entertainment by Silicon Valley’s AO Network. such as 60 Minutes, West 57th, CBS Reports, The CBS Morning News and The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather. He rose to serve as CBS Vice JEFF FAGER President, Network Operations, Production and New Business Development responsible for Jeffrey Fager begins his 14th season as executive producer of 60 Minutes the production of the CBS Television Network Productions including CBS News, CBS Sports in the fall of 2017. His efforts to re-shape the broadcast into an editorially and The Late Show with David Letterman. After his CBS career, he was recruited to Chicago more vibrant, news-conscious program have kept it among Nielsen’s to run one of the most prestigious non-profit television stations in the country, WTTW, and weekly top 10 television shows since he took it over. Now entering its one of the most unique classical radio stations in the country, WFMT. While in Chicago, he 50th season, 60 Minutes is the most-watched news program in America was then recruited by the Board of Directors of Leo Burnett Worldwide to join them as their and was the only broadcast news program to grow its average audience Chief Operating Officer. Returning home to New York, he became the General Manager of in the 2016–17 season. Fager’s plans to improve the program online have also made the 60 Broadcasting at the Empire State Building prior to accepting his new position at NATAS. Minutes brand a hit on the Internet. 60Minutes.com and 60MinutesOvertime.com have become the models of successful electronic journalism in the digital age. In 2011, Fager became the Bruce Paisner first chairman of CBS News, a role in which he was asked to remake the rest of news division’s Bruce L. Paisner retired as a Vice President of Hearst Corporation. He platforms on television, radio and the Internet, in the same way he rejuvenated 60 Minutes, which now serves as Senior Advisor. For 20 years, Paisner spearheaded the he continued to oversee as executive producer. He achieved the most success by relaunching development of Hearst Entertainment & Syndication, the operating CBS This Morning with a new team that would bring a harder news focus to the program in group responsible for Hearst’s interests in networks, keeping with CBS News traditions. His re-emphasis on hard news and the appointment of television production and distribution, newspaper syndication and Scott Pelley to the anchor chair of the CBS Evening News resulted in higher ratings and more merchandise licensing; serving on the Boards of Directors of Lifetime awards. In recognition for these and his other achievements, Fager received the 2013 Paul Television, A&E Network and History Channel. During his tenure, he also supervised the White Award, the highest honor given by the Radio, Television, Digital News Association. launch of Cosmopolitan Television Channels in Spain, Latin America and Canada. A leading spokesperson and advocate for television industry issues around the world, Paisner is President & CEO of The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, a membership based organization comprised of leading media and entertainment figures from over 60 countries and 500 companies from all sectors of television including internet, mobile and technology, which recognizes excellence in international television programming with The International Emmy® Award. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and The Century Association.

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Byron Pitts Jake Tapper Byron Pitts is co-anchor of ABC News’ Nightline. He has covered CNN anchor and Chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper joined national news stories and in-depth features for the network, reporting the network in January 2013. Tapper currently hosts a one-hour weekday across the news division, including , World News program, The Lead with Jake Tapper, which debuted in March 2013, Tonight with David Muir, This Week and 20/20. Pitts is a multiple and has hosted CNN’s Sunday morning show, State of the Union, since Emmy award winning journalist and news veteran with over 20 years June 2015. Tapper imparts his political expertise on State of the Union of experience known for his thoughtful storytelling, on-the-ground by conducting interviews with top newsmakers on politics and policy, reporting and in-depth interviews. After less than 24 hours at ABC News, Pitts immediately covering Washington, the country and the world. The Lead covers headlines from around the joined the network’s live special coverage of the Boston marathon bombing investigation. Since country and the globe with topics ranging from breaking news in politics and world events, then, Pitts has gone on to report live from Baltimore, Dallas and Baton Rouge, La., during to politics, money, sports, and popular culture. Tapper has been a widely-respected reporter in each cities’ recent riots and protests. He also co-anchored a special edition of Nightline with the nation’s capital for more than 15 years. His most recent book, The Outpost: An Untold Story Juju Chang from Los Angeles looking back on the city 25 years after the riots that broke of American Valor, debuted in the top 10 on The New York Times best seller list. out following the Rodney King verdict. During the 2016 election, Pitts was a key part of the network’s coverage, from the Republican and Democratic National Conventions and the first presidential debates to seven hours of live election night coverage. Katy Tur is an NBC News Correspondent and anchor of the 2 p.m. ET hour of MSNBC Live. A dogged journalist, Tur emerged as a Marvin Scott breakout broadcaster in 2016 while covering the entirety of the Trump A member of the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame and campaign across all platforms for NBC News and MSNBC. Tur released recipient of 11 Emmy awards for journalistic achievement, Marvin Scott Unbelievable: My Front-Row Seat to the Craziest Campaign in American has done it all. Since joining WPIX in 1980, he has served in multiple History in September 2017. Tur is known for her resolute reporting style capacities as anchor, reporter, host and producer. Scott is currently the and for her determination to chase the facts. She has also earned a reputation for holding station’s Senior Correspondent and anchor/host of the weekly issues- government officials accountable for their statements, accusations, and actions. During her oriented program, “PIX11 News Close Up.” Scott’s assignments have hour of MSNBC Live, Tur aims to give viewers immediate analysis and reaction to the daily taken him from the front lines of Iraq, Cambodia and the Middle East, to the highways of White House press briefing in addition to diving deep into the day’s news stories. In her 18 America’s South, where he covered civil rights protests with Dr. Martin Luther King. During months covering the 2016 presidential election, Tur conducted multiple in-depth interviews visits to the Middle East, he interviewed Golda Meier, Yitzhak Rabin and , with then-candidate Donald Trump from his campaign headquarters. While on the road, she among others. He spent Christmas 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2009 with New York soldiers in set foot in over 40 states and logged nearly 4,000 live television appearances. Prior to joining Iraq and 2013 in Afghanistan. He has interviewed six American presidents and every New NBC News’ 2016 political team, Tur was stationed abroad as a foreign correspondent in the York Mayor since John Lindsay. Scott’s first book, As I Saw It—A Reporter’s Intrepid Journey, NBC News London Bureau. From 2012 to 2014, Tur was a correspondent in the NBC News was released this summer. New York bureau. During that time she earned a Gracie award. Before joining the bureau, Tur was a reporter for WNBC from 2010 to 2012, where she was awarded multiple Emmys. Bill Small William J. Small served as Chairman of the News and Documentary Clarissa Ward Emmy Awards from 2000 to 2010. Before his tenure at the Emmy Clarissa Ward is a multi-award winning senior international Awards, Mr. Small spent most of his professional life in broadcasting. correspondent for CNN based in the network’s London bureau. For After serving as News Director of stations in Chicago and Louisville, more than a decade Ward has reported from front lines across the KY, he was named Washington Bureau Chief for CBS News in 1962. world from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and Yemen to Georgia — during According Roger Mudd, Small created “a TV News bureau the likes of the Russian incursion in 2008 — and . Ward has distinguished which Washington had never known,” attracting “a stream of reporters, analysts and producers herself with her in-depth, high-risk reporting from Syria. She has whose learning, talent, skill and experience were without precedent in .” In entered the country more than a dozen times since the civil war started in March 2011, 1974 Mr. Small became Senior Vice President of CBS News, based in New York. In his last interviewing opposition activists, members of the and ordinary Syrians caught year at CBS, he was corporate Vice President in Washington. In 1979 Mr. Small was named in the crossfire. She has won multiple awards for her reporting including two George Foster President of NBC News. In 1982 he became President of UPI, the nation’s second largest Peabody Awards — one of which she received for her 2016 series, “Undercover in Syria”; an news agency. He was the Felix E. Larkin Professor of Communications and Director for the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award; four Emmy Awards; two Edward R. Murrow Awards for Center for Communications at Fordham University’s Graduate School of Business from 1986 distinguished journalism; honors from the Radio and Television Correspondents’ Association; to 1997. He also served as a Dean of Fordham’s Graduate School of Business in the years 1992 and the 2017 David Kaplan Award from the Overseas Press Club for “Undercover in Syria.” to 1994. He has served as the National President of the Radio-TV News Directors Association In November last year she received the prestigious Excellence in International Reporting and the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. Mr. Small is the author of two Award from the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) for her outstanding war reporting award-winning books, To Kill a Messenger: Television and the Real World (Hasting House, NY, in hotspots like Iraq and Syria. 1970) and Political Power and the Press (W.W. Norton, NY, 1972).

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Linda Giannecchini — Chair Bob Adlhoch Charles Jablonski Ken Aagaard David Burt Laurie J. Rich Harriet Abraham Chiqui Cartagena Jerry Romano Nancy Abraham Kevin Cokely Robert Seidel

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THE CHOICE 2016 WELCOME TO LEITH THE LOOK OF SILENCE POV FRONTLINE INDEPENDENT LENS

BLACK AMERICA A YEAR SINCE MLK: AND STILL I RISE IN SPACE ARMED IN AMERICA

GREAT PBS NEWSHOUR SOUNDBREAKING NOVA HUMAN ODYSSEY

THE MINE WARS SUPER FORCES AMERICAN HUMMINGBIRDS SPILLOVER – OF NATURE EXPERIENCE NATURE ZIKA, EBOLA & BEYOND CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR PRODUCERS ON THEIR NEWS & DOCUMENTARY EMMY® NOMINATIONS

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