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Daytime Emmy Awards
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
2012 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).

 
2011 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).

Outstanding Special Class Special
for: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2010) (TV).
Shared with:
 Carmela Tripodi (line producer)
Matt Lauer (co-host)
Brad Lachman (executive producer)
Bill Bracken (producer)
Al Roker (co-host)

 
2009 Won Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Special Class Special
for: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2008) (TV).
Shared with:
 Brad Lachman (executive producer)
Carmela Tripodi (coordinating producer)
Bill Bracken (producer)
Matt Lauer (co-host)
Al Roker (co-host)
(NBC).

Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
Shared with:
 Michael Davies (executive producer)
Leigh Hampton (executive producer)
Rich Sirop (supervising producer)
Tommy Cody (producer)
Jennifer Weeks (producer)
Matthew Cohen (director)
Robert Patton (head writer)
Amy Ozols (writer)
David Levinson Wilk (writer)
Daniel Schofield (writer)
Jonathan Chase (writer)
Jon Morgenthau (writer)
Brenda Schait (writer)
Sherri Langsam (writer)
(Syndicated).

 
2008 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Special Class Special
for: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2007) (TV).
Shared with:
 Brad Lachman (executive producer)
Carmela Tripodi (coordinating producer)
Bill Bracken (producer)
Matt Lauer (co-host)
Al Roker (co-host)
(NBC).

 
2007 Won Daytime Emmy Excellence in Morning Programming
for: "Today" (1952).
Shared with:
 Jim Bell (executive producer)
Nash, Don (senior broadcast producer)
Thode, Steve (senior producer)
Amy Rosenblum (senior producer)
Noah Oppenheim (senior producer)
Marc Victor (senior producer)
O'Rourke, Mary Alice (special events producer)
Levin, Jaclyn (senior publishing producer)
Lamarca, Joanne (supervising producer)
Lonner, Melissa (supervising producer)
Javier Morgado (supervising producer)
Lasalla, Susan (washington producer)
Kolina, Audrey (producer)
Antoinette Machiaverna (producer)
Ludwig, Guy (producer)
Luchsinger, Patricia (producer)
Poulin, Andre (producer)
Pines, Sara (producer)
Federbush, Yael (producer)
Schaefer, Terry (producer)
Goldstein, Andrew (producer)
Pournaras, Alexandra (producer)
Jennie Thompson (producer)
Fine, Tammy (producer)
Byrnes, Kerry (producer)
Becker, Stephanie (producer)
Richard Adams (producer)
Max Paul (producer)
Vogel, Curtis (producer)
Ian Wenger (producer)
Jackie Olensky (producer)
O'Rourke, John (producer)
Farrell, Rainy (producer)
Reisfield, Gil (producer)
Sindler, Robin (producer)
Alicia Ybarbo (producer)
Zoellner, Mary Ann (producer)
Thomas, Dionne K. (producer)
Laura Treciokas (producer)
Hilton, Jennifer (producer)
Hudspeth, Mark (producer)
Reis, Meredith (producer)
Filler, Tammy (producer)
Kathuria, Minah (producer)
Clay, Sabrina (producer)
Long, Jennifer (producer)
Lawrence, Mary Elizabeth (producer)
Karen Troset (producer)
Kosofsky, Debbie (producer)
Reis, Sean (producer)
Matt Carluccio (producer)
Leone, Michele (producer)
Burstein, Rachel (producer)
Pelzer, Chemene (producer)
Glaser, Dana (producer)
Clagett, Sarah (producer)
Federico S. Quadrani (producer)
Brian Balthazar (producer)
Jamie Zozarro (producer)
Manson, Paul (producer)
Amanda Marshall (producer)
Fleschner, Dan (producer)
Lagreca, Angela (producer)
Robin Sherman (producer)
Ami Schmitz (producer)
Berry, Lynn (producer)
Garcia, Feliciano (tape producer)
Bonnabeau, Rich (producer/editor)
Wilson, Jim (news producer)
Whitener, Lea (news producer)
Liz Fulton (news producer)
Gould, Doug (news producer)
Joe Michaels (director)
Grody Levens, Erica (associate director)
Steve Dellapietra (associate director)
Miller, Lee (associate director)
Scheier, David (writer)
Farhart, Rana (writer)
Geraty, Ray (writer)
Duncan, Victoria (writer)
Minner, Richard (writer)
David Gelles (writer)
Matt Lauer (anchor)
Al Roker (anchor)
Ann Curry (anchor)
Natalie Morales (national correspondent)
Bob Dotson (national correspondent)
Jamie Gangel (national correspondent)
(NBC).
Tied with "Good Morning America" (1975).
Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
Shared with:
 Michael Davies (executive producer)
Paul Smith (executive producer)
Leigh Hampton (executive producer)
Rich Sirop (supervising producer/writer)
Jennifer Weeks (producer)
Amanda Zucker (line producer)
Matthew Cohen (director)
Robert Patton (head writer)
Amy Ozols (writer)
Eben Russell (writer)
David Levinson Wilk (writer)
Daniel Schofield (writer)
Andrew Tavani (writer)
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Special Class Special
for: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade (2006) (TV).
Shared with:
 Brad Lachman (executive producer)
Bill Bracken (producer)
Matt Lauer (co-host)
Al Roker (co-host)
(NBC).

 
2006 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
Shared with:
 Michael Davies (executive producer)
Paul Smith (executive producer)
Leigh Hampton (executive producer/writer)
Vincent Rubino (co-executive producer)
Rich Sirop (supervising producer)
Jennifer Weeks (producer)
Dominique Bruballa (line producer)
Matthew Cohen (director)
Stan Hsue (head writer)
Art Chung (writer)
Amy Ozols (writer)
Eben Russell (writer)
David Wilk (writer)
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters (co-host)
Star Jones (co-host)
Joy Behar (co-host)
Elisabeth Hasselbeck (co-host)
(ABC).

 
2005 Won Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
(Syndicated).

Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters
Joy Behar
Elisabeth Hasselbeck
Star Jones
(ABC).

 
2004 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Game Show Host
for: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" (2002).
(Syndicated).

Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Star Jones
Joy Behar
Barbara Walters
(ABC).

 
2003 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters (co-host)
Star Jones (co-host)
Joy Behar (co-host)
Lisa Ling (co-host)
(ABC).

 
2002 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters
Star Jones
Joy Behar
Lisa Ling
(ABC).

 
2001 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters
Star Jones
Joy Behar
Lisa Ling
(ABC).

 
2000 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters (co-host)
Joy Behar (co-host)
Star Jones (co-host)
Lisa Ling (co-host)
(ABC).

 
1999 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters
Star Jones
Joy Behar
Debbie Matenopoulos
(ABC).

 
1998 Nominated Daytime Emmy Outstanding Talk/Service Show Host
for: "The View" (1997).
Shared with:
 Barbara Walters
Star Jones
Debbie Matenopoulos
Joy Behar
(ABC).

 
News & Documentary Emmy Awards
YearResultAwardCategory/Recipient(s)
1996 Won Emmy Outstanding Background/Analysis of a Single Current Story - Segments
for: "Turning Point" (1993).
(ABC).
For the feature "Inside the Hate Campaign: America's Terrorists".
 
1991 Won Emmy Outstanding Informational, Cultural or Historic Programming - Segments
for: "60 Minutes" (1968).
(CBS).
For the feature "Thy Brothers Keeper".
 
1988 Won Emmy Outstanding Coverage of a Continuing News Story - Segments
for: "West 57th" (1985).
(CBS).
For episode "Pat Robertson".
Outstanding Coverage of a Continuing News Story - Segments
for: "West 57th" (1985).
(CBS).
For the feature "Homeless in America: Suffer the Children".
Outstanding Informational, Cultural or Historic Programming - Segments
for: "West 57th" (1985).
(CBS).
For the feature "Children in Crisis: Saving Face".
Outstanding Investigative Journalism - Programs
for: "West 57th" (1985).
(CBS).
For the feature "Men of God: Borrowing on Faith".
 

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