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49Th Annual New York Emmy Awards 49TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARD NOMINEES CRIME PROGRAMMING Due Process. November 7, August 29, 2004 & December 5, 2005. (NJN Public Television). Sandra King, Senior Producer; Henrietta Parker, Coordinating Producer; Jeff Friedman, Executive Producer. Due Process: Larry Peterson: Innocent and Imprisoned. May 29, 2005. (NJN Public Television). Sandra King, Senior Producer; Jeff Friedman, Executive Producer. Marty Tankleff-True Crime/False Confession. July 5, 2005. (WNYW FOX 5). Vincent Mariani, Erica Posse, Producers; Rosanna Scotto, Reporter. SOCIETAL CONCERNS PROGRAMMING: Single Program or Special Coming Together: A Safer Syracuse. July 27-August 4, 2005. (WSYR). WSYR News. Operation 7: Save a Life. January 29, 2005. (WABC-TV). Nancy G. Kennedy, Executive Producer; Diane M. Oates, Producer. The Delhi Communication Project--A Video Intervention. May 12, 2005. (WSKG-TV). John D. Miglietta, Producer. YES Network Magazine - Scarlet Lettermen. December 16, 2004. (YES Network). Mary Sebastiani, Peter J. Ward, Producers; John J. Filippelli, Executive Producer; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; Melissa Picheny, Production Coordinator. SOCIETAL CONCERNS PROGRAMMING: Series Children Of The Wall. June 17, 20, 2005. (News 12 Long Island). Virginia A. Huie, Talent; Peter Shapiro, Producer. Lead in Children's Jewelry. August 4-5, 2005. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Mildred Espinoza, Executive Producer; Alba Eduardo Castillo, Special Projects Producer; Natalia Cruz, Reporter. Second Chances. June 14-15, 2005. (News 12 New Jersey). Sheri D. Hensley, Reporter; Danny Backus, Jaime Shwailik, Producers. SOCIETAL CONCERNS PROGRAMMING: Segment(s) Camp Good Grief. August 16, 2005. (News 12 Long Island). Doug Geed, Reporter; Michael DelGiudice, Producer. Refinery Deaths. October 21, 2004. (WABC-TV). Jim Hoffer, Reporter. The Worst Landlords. November 11, 2004 & February 16, June 16, 2005. (WWOR-TV). Barbara Nevins Taylor, Investigative Reporter; J.L. Mitchell, Paul Tsakos, Producers. 1 of 20 49TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARD NOMINEES Today in New York Gives Back. December 14-17, 2004. (WNBC-TV). Kim Gerbasi, Executive Producer; Chris Cimino, Otis Livingston, Rob Morrison, Darlene Rodriguez, Anchors; Joe Clines, Karen Harris, Bruce Williams, Producers; Peter Bunin, Assignment Editor; Emily Raiber, Erin Monteiro, Segment Producers; Joe Avellar, Lamar Goering, Reporters; Rendall Thomas, Director. COVERAGE OF AN ANTICIPATED NEWS STORY Detective Patrick Rafferty Remembered. September 15, 2004. (WNYW FOX 5). Mauro Brattoli, Debra M. Cheatham, Alan Horowitz, Segment Producers; Mike Sheehan, Reporter; Donna Hayes, Producer/Editor. Home For Father's Day. June 19, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Thalia Patillo, Reporter. What Doomed Flight 587? October 25, 2004. (WNBC-TV). Carolyn Gusoff, Reporter; Scott Gillies, Producer. COVERAGE OF A CONTINUING STORY A New York Christmas In Iraq. December 19-25, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Marvin Scott, Reporter/Producer; David Kimmel, Co-Producer; Karen Scott, News Director; John Houseman, Assistant News Director; Wiliberto Ocasio, Managing Editor; Jake Soto, News Engineering Manager; Lolita Lopez, Jackie Hyland, Reporters. Black Sunday Firefighters. February-April, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Mary Murphy, Reporter; Noreen Lark, Producer; David Scanlon, Michael Barbagallo, Segment Producers. Erie County Budget Crisis. December, 2004-May, 2005. (WGRZ-TV). WGRZ Staff. SINGLE NEWS FEATURE Golf Ball Flush. April 29, 2005. (News 12 New Jersey). John Klekamp, Reporter; Ryan Beckman, Producer. Grodski's Park. December 17, 2004. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Brei Travalena, Producers. James Madocks. June 15, 2005. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Brei Travalena, Producers. Ketchup. March 4, 2005. (News 12 Westchester). Matt Sampson, Talent; Amy Cohen, Paul Simone, Producers. Miracles Happen. July 20, 2005. (News 12 Long Island). Michael DelGiudice, Erica Lutz, Producers. Your Tux is Your Ticket. February 13, 2005. (WCBS-TV). Mark Macias, Sandra Kirkman, Producers; Dave Price, Reporter. MULTI-PART NEWS FEATURE Bringing Rosie Home. April 28, 2005. (WCBS-TV). Cindy Hsu, Anchor; Dena Helf, Charles Williams, Producers. 2 of 20 49TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARD NOMINEES Milagro Para Una Madre. May 7-8, 2005. (WXTV Univision 41). Olga Alvarez, Reporter; Alexander Bedoya, Nicole Duignan, David DiPuma, Lourenco Blanco, Segment Producers. Sonrie Colombia: Un Año Despues. May 12-13, 2005. (WXTV Univision 41). Berenice Gartner, Reporter; Alexander Bedoya, Segment Producer. NEWS SPECIAL 11 News Closeup: A New York Christmas In Iraq. January 2, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Marvin Scott, Producer/Reporter; David Kimmel, Co-Producer. Road to a Cure. May 28, 2005. (News 12 Long Island). Elizabeth M. Hashagen, Michael DelGiudice, Producers. Struggle for Ground Zero. July 3, 2005. (WCBS-TV). Franca Braatz, Executive Producer; Brendan Keefe, Correspondent; Leslie Boone, Stephanie Cassell, Tiffany Duncan, Erika Roberson, Bernadette Verzosa, Producers; Marcia Kramer, Andrew Kirtzman, Reporters. EVENT COVERAGE ABC 7 Presents Newsday's 42nd Marching Band Festival. November 13, 2004. (WABC-TV). Nancy G. Kennedy, Executive Producer; Jeelu Billimoria, Senior Producer; Diane M. Oates, Producer. ABC 7 Presents: The New York Comedy Festival. December 6, 2004. (WABC-TV). Nancy G. Kennedy, Executive Producer; Jeelu Billimoria, Senior Producer; Karen Altman, Diane M. Oates, Producers. WRITER: News Composite. April 4, 2004 & May 2, June 8, 2005. (WWOR-TV). Barbara Nevins Taylor, Writer. Scott Brown. Various. (WGRZ-TV Buffalo). Scott Brown, Writer. WRITER: Non-News New York Voices: A Year of Change, Episode 4. November 12, 2004. (Thirteen/WNET). John DeNatale, Bob Morris, Kate Geis, Writers. The Hidden Life. April 27, 2005. (WLIW21 Public Television). Suzy Shechtman, Writer. Yankeeography: Posada act 4, Martin act 3. September 24, 2004 & July 31, 2005. (MLB Productions for YES Network). Jeff Scott, Writer. 3 of 20 49TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARD NOMINEES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING: Single Program or Special Stranger Danger. May 20, 2005. (WNYW FOX 5). John Deutzman, Reporter; Alan Lesner, Christal Roberts, Marilyn Salaway, Tom Patire, Producers; Ray Parisi, Executive Producer. The Need to Read. September 18, 2004. (WABC-TV). Nancy G. Kennedy, Executive Producer. Toni On! Alaska. December 20, 2004. (WPIX-TV). Toni Senecal, Executive Producer/Host; Tracy M. Shea, Executive Producer. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING: Series Back To School Week. September 13 & 18, 2004. (WNJU Telemundo 47). Liz Gonzalez, Education Reporter; Alba Eduardo Castillo, Special Projects Producer; Mildred Espinoza, Executive Producer of Special Projects. Classroom Close-up, NJ. February 21, 2005. (NJN Public Television). Wanda Swanson, Executive Producer; John Barra, Kate Megargee, Kevin Ronan, Segment Producers; Richard Renner, Series Producer. Modern Mommy. June 28, 30 & July 1, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Patti Smith Barrett, Reporter; Stefanie Schwartz, Senior Producer; Jennifer Larned, Segment Producer. New York Voices: A Year of Change. April 29 & June 24, 2005. (Thirteen/WNET). Kate Geis, Bob Morris, Producers; John DeNatale, Executive Producer. CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING Danger Rangers. September 2, 2004. (NYC TV). Trevor Scotland, Executive Producer; Michael Moore, Producer. Generation Jets. September 2004. (WCBS-TV). William Zagger, Executive Producer; Jaclyn Barth, Production Associate; Jim Thompson, Producer/Writer. TEEN PROGRAMMING Monitoring Your Teens. February 10, 2005. (WWOR-TV). Brenda Flanagan, Reporter; Kathleen Coles, J. L. Mitchell, Producers. Protect Our Children: Teenage Girls Fighting Sexual Abuse. April 16, 2005. (WABC-TV). Jeelu Billimoria, Senior Producer. That's So New York - "His Best Friend". January 3, 2005. (NYC TV). Adele Merlino, Producer; Walter Garaicoa, Arick B. Wierson, Executive Producers. 4 of 20 49TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EMMY® AWARD NOMINEES ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Single Program or Special 11 News Closeup: Jerry Lewis. January 30, 2005. (WPIX-TV). Marvin Scott, Reporter; Ellyn Marks, Producer. Cool in Your Code - BoCoCa. April 5, 2005. (NYC TV). Trevor Scotland, Will Morrison, Executive Producers; Mike Aspite, Hank Wasiak, Producers. Jane's New York: Dogs. November 20, 2004. (WNBC-TV). Jane Hanson, Host. ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Series Cool in Your Code Series. August 17, 30, 2005. (NYC TV). Trevor Scotland, Will Morrison, Executive Producers; Mike Aspite, Hank Wasiak, Producers. Juan Luis: Entre la Paz y La Guerra. May 24- 26, 2005. (WXTV Univision 41). Denisse Oller, Reporter; José Arturo Lopéz, Hector Moya, Alexander Bedoya, José Rafael Colón, Producers. YES' Ultimate Roadtrip. May 15- August 31, 2005. (YES Network). Tracy Dolgin, John Filippelli, Melissa Forman-Tiles, Executive Producers; Woody Freiman, Supervising Producer; Janice C. Molinari, Lisa Molinari, Eric Marcolina, Producers; Patrick Denzer, Neil Regan, Field Directors; Paul Helzer, Beth Schoolfield, Associate Producers; Michelle Beadle, Host; Beth Hurst, Katherine Rosen, Production Managers. ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMING: Segment (s) Bills All-Access #18 & #9. November 7, 2004 & January 9, 2005. (Bills Television Network for WKBW). Kevin McCabe, Producer; Marc Honan, Russ Brandon, Executive Producers; Stephen Asposto, Production Coordinator; David Halm, Editor; Steve Tasker, Host. Les Paul. June 20, 2005. (WNYW FOX 5). Lucy H. Noland, Anchor; Donna Hayes, Producer/Editor; Sean McKenna, Producer/Photographer. The WB Degrees Of Separation. September 14, 2004. (WPIX-TV). Vas P. Mountzouros, Writer/ Producer; Steve Mitas, Julie O’Neil, Producers.
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