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Lori Stokes Biography LORI STOKES BIOGRAPHY Lori Stokes has reported on nearly every breaking story for the last two decades – from the tragedy of September 11, 2001 to the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama in 2013. Just recently, Lori Stokes was named co-host of FOX 5’s “Good Day New York” alongside Rosanna Scotto from 7-10 a.m. Stokes served as co-anchor of “Eyewitness News This Morning” at WABC, for the past 17 years. In her new role at FOX 5’s Good Day New York, she serves as a steadfast guide, a calming strength reporting on events affecting the ever-changing world. Through it all, millions of viewers have counted on Stokes for her steady voice, adept analysis, and keen sense of humor. In 2000, Stokes arrived on the scene at WABC from MSNBC/NBC. While at the network she reported for NBC Nightly News Weekend and anchored for NBC Sunrise and Weekend Today Show. While at MSNBC, she hosted Newschat, a call-in talk show that highlighted the dynamic rapport she has with viewers. Prior to her work at MSNBC/NBC, she reported for ABC affiliate WJLA-TV in Washington, DC where she served as evening anchor at six and 11 o’clock from 1992- 1996. She also launched WJLA’s Good Morning Washington. Lori Stokes is a noted as a pioneer of firsts becoming the first African American to broadcast on MSNBC in 1996. In addition, in 1983, Stokes was crowned Miss Azalea, representing the NATO alliance, the first African American to ever hold the title. Stokes has received numerous awards for reporting on social issues, particularly the plight of women and children. She received an Emmy Award for her in-depth coverage of children caught in the crossfire of local violence in 1992 while reporting for WBFF-TV in Baltimore. Stokes’ undercover journalistic work as a homeless person on the streets of Baltimore earned her an Associated Press Award. In 2015, Stokes won an Emmy Award for "Protect Our Children: Sexting & Sextortion Vs. Safe Dating." In 2006, Stokes received an Emmy nomination for a police chase on which she reported live. At WABC, Lori Stokes broke the story and reported live from the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut – a tragedy which left an indelible mark on her heart for the families and the community. With a keen eye on politics, Stokes anchored WABC's coverage of the 2013 Presidential Inauguration of President Barak Obama, the 2012 National Democratic Convention and the 2004 and 2016 National Republic Convention. She reported the historic inauguration of President Barack Obama in 2009. Stokes has twice anchored the flagship station's coverage of the Super Bowl parade, in 2008 and 2012, as the NY Giants celebrated their win by winding down the "Canyon of Heroes," a New York City landmark, home to the most famous tributes to the nation's heroes. She most recently emceed the first ever live broadcast of the Pride March in New York City. Stokes is credited with the breaking news deaths of fashion designer Gianni Versace and Legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor. Stokes has received many honors throughout her career including a total of nine Emmys - NY, including: • Best Morning and Best Daytime News Reports: 2012 • Best Daytime Newscast Eyewitness News at Noon: May 4, 2010 Times Square Bomb Arrest • Best Morning Newscast Eyewitness News This Morning: January 27, 2011 January Snow Show • Best Daytimes Newscast Eyewitness News at Noon: May 2, 2011 Death of Osama bin Laden • Best Entertainment Program or Special: June 25, 2011The Road to Zarkana: Cirque Du Soleil in New York. Stokes was also honored with the George P. Foster Peabody Award for her September 11, 2001 coverage of the World Trade Center attack. Stokes was named a “Woman of Influence” by Commerce magazine. In addition, Stokes received the 2003 Congressional Black Caucus Celebration of Leadership Award for her civic service and her status as a positive role model. McDonalds Corporation recently recognized Stokes as one of the "Black Broadcast Legends" awarded to those who have impacted the black community through their achievements and positive examples. The New York City Mayor’s Office to Combat Domestic Violence recently honored her for her entire body of work and her extensive community outreach efforts. Stokes currently serves on the Governing Board of Directors for the Spy Museum. She is also a proud member of Jack and Jill of America, founded in 1938 under the leadership of Marion Stubbs Thomas, serving primarily black children, ages two to 19. Stokes serves as a member of the board of trustees at Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey and St. Joseph’s Regional Medical in Paterson, New Jersey. Additionally, Stokes is aiding the foundation of a new charity, Supplies for Success, furnishing underprivileged children with the tools they need to excel academically. Stokes is one of the millions who live with potentially deadly food allergies and is passionately involved with the Food Allergy Initiative (FAI). She was recently honored at FAI’s Twelfth Annual New York Spring Luncheon and presented with the Media Trailblazer Award by the National Coalition 100 Black Women. Stokes was born in Cleveland, Ohio but grew up in Washington, D.C. She is daughter of the late civil right pioneer and former United States Congressman Louis Stokes and the niece of Carl Stokes, who made history as the first African American mayor of a major city, Cleveland, as well as the first African American news anchor in New York City. Stokes is an alumna of Howard University and Ohio State University. In 2011, Lori Stokes joined the 65 million Americans who became a parental caregiver, first for her mother, who had suffered a stroke, and later for her father during his final three months. Her father’s passing came on the heels of the completion of his autobiography, The Gentleman from Ohio. Lori worked diligently with publishers to see that her father’s dream of publishing his life story became a reality. Since its publication, in September of 2016, she has been on the national book tour with The Gentlemen from Ohio. .
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