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«Category Title» «Category Sub Title» SINGLE NEWSCAST (Up to 35 Minutes) Father's Day Firefighter Deaths. June 17, 2001. (WCBS-TV CBS-2 News). Joel Cheatwood, News Director; Dan Bartilucci, George Mitchell, Jr., Arielle Miller, Paul Fleuranges, Jerry Andrews, Mike Muskopf, Jim Ruiz, Producers; Nicole Tindiglia, Assignment Editor; Michelle Murray, Assistant News Director. Noticiero 47: "Decision 2000." November 7, 2000. (WNJU-TV Channel 47). Ricardo Alvarez, News Director; Carmen Dominicci, Jorge Ramos, News Anchors; Martha Jaimes, Senior News Producer; Mari Primario, Chief Assignment Editor; Isabel Ocampo, Assignment Editor. Noticiero 47: February 14, 2001. February 14, 2001. (WNJU-TV Channel 47). Ricardo Alvarez, News Director; Carmen Dominicci, Jorge Ramos, News Anchors; Martha Jaimes, Senior News Producer; Yesenia Torres, Chief Assignement Editor; Alba Eduardo, Assignment Editor. Noticiero 47: May 30, 2001. May 30, 2001. (WNJU-TV Channel 47). Ricardo Alvarez, News Director; Carmen Dominicci, Jorge Ramos, News Anchors; Martha Jaimes, Senior News Producer; Yesenia Torres, Chief Assignment Editor. Puff Daddy Not Guilty. March 16, 2001. (WCBS-TV CBS-2 News). Joel Cheatwood, News Director; George Mitchell, Dan Smysky, Nick Fischer, Tracy Emory, Burl Britt, Janet Conroy, David Diaz, Tim Armstrong, Hazel Sanchez, David Hatcher, Nicole Robinson, Dan Bartilucci, Producers; Michelle Murray, Assistant News Director; Ernie Anastos, Angela Rae, Anchors; Andrew Friedman, Assignment Editor. SINGLE NEWSCAST (Over 35 Minutes) WB 11 News at Ten: The Strawberry Mystery. April 2, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Karen Scott, News Director; John Houseman, Executive Producer; Caesar Darias, Managing Editor; Robert Cucchiaro, Producer; Nicole Johnson, Doug Kahn, Assignment Editors; Kaity Tong, Jim Watkins, Anchors; Sal Marchiano, Sports; Mr. G, Weather. WB11 News at Ten: Officer Guilty. June 5, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Karen Scott, News Director; John Houseman, Executive Producer; Caesar Darias, Managing Editor; Justin Mannato, Producer; Wiliberto Ocasio, Doug Kahn, Assignment Editors; Kaity Tong, Jim Watkins, Anchors; Sal Marchiano, Sports; Mr. G, Weather. WB11 News at Ten: TWA 800 - 5 Years Later. July 17, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Karen Scott, News Director; John Houseman, Executive Producer; Caesar Darias, Managing Editor; Robert Cucchiaro, Producer; Wiliberto Ocasio, Doug Kahn, Michael Graham, Assignment Editors; Kaity Tong, Jim Watkins, Anchors; Sal Marchiano, Sports; Mr. G, Weather. COVERAGE OF AN INSTANT BREAKING NEWS STORY Bronx Fire. March 27, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Melinda Murphy, Reporter; Chet Wilson, Cameraperson; Daniela Carollo, Segment Producer; Van Johnson, Assignment Editor. Ice Rescue- Live at Five. January 30, 2001. (WNBC-TV). Nancy Han, Executive Producer; Dennis Protsico, Chopper Reporter; Jim Rosenfield, Sue Simmons, Anchors. Live NYPD Chopper Water Rescue (3 men). August 31, 2001. 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Handicap Fraud. November 8, 2000. (WNYW-TV Fox Five). Mary Garofalo, Reporter; Ray Parisi, Producer. In The Name of Liberty. June 10, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Mary Murphy, Reporter; Caesar Darias, Segment Producer; Patricia Ivers, Producer. LaGuardia . November 2, 2000. (WNYW-TV). Andrea Day, Reporter / Producer. Northern Exposure. November 3, 2000. (WABC-TV Eyewitness News). Jim Hoffer, Reporter; Bryan White, Marty Glambotsky, Producers. Riding With The EMTs. November 17, 2000. (WPIX-TV). Julian Phillips, Reporter. They've Got Mail. June 6, 2001. (WPIX-TV). Mary Murphy, Reporter; Jennifer Larned, Producer. Tired Pilots. May 9, 2001. (WNYW-TV Fox 5). Mary Garofalo, Reporter/Producer. MULTI-PART HARD NEWS STORY Eat at Your Own Risk: School Lunch Sell By Dates. May 21, June 19, August 6, 2001. (WCBS-TV). Marcia Kramer, Reporter; Cliff Cohen, Angelina Cicala, Holly Fontana, Mary McGeever, Producers. Eat at Your Own Risk: Beef Safety. May 3, 4, 7, 2001. (WCBS-TV). Lou Young, Reporter; Angelina Cicala, Segment Producer; Holly Fontana, Producer. 2 Justice Denied. May 13,14, 2001. (WABC-TV). Sarah Wallace, Reporter. Kosovo: Keeping the Peace. August 1, 2, 3, 2001. (WABC-TV). Stacey Sager, Reporter. Predator Next Door - Three Part Series. June 19, 20, 21, 2001. (News 12 Westchester). Mary Calvi, Brian Conybeare, Jennifer Jordan, Anchors/Reporters; Janine Rose, News Director; Dave Wolf, Assignment Editor; Konstandino Stratigeas, Eric Leeds, Matthew Glassoff, Photographers/Editors; Jon Fenaroli, Field Producer; Arnie Reif, Director of Operations; Don Dudley, Executive Producer; Gregory Inserillo, Jeffrey Gartman, Editors. Super Store, Super Risk. February 20 & 21, 2001. (WABC-TV). Jim Hoffer, Reporter; Bryan White, Producer. SINGLE NEWS FEATURE April Fool's. March 30, 2001. (WCBS-TV CBS 2 News). Morry Alter, Reporter; Nicole Robinson, Editor; Jim Duggan, Dan Bartilucci, Photographers. Fame Us. August 15, 2001. (WWOR-TV UPN 9). 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