but ahead of Today on WNBC by 10,000 homes, which placed third behind the locally produced WNYW newscast. The sweeps results were highly noted among industry media for being the first time that a local news program in the New York market placed ahead of Today on WNBC in the people meter ratings. March 2014, was an all-time high as well. Notable personalities Good Day Wake Up Tashanea Whitlow - Anchor Dan Bowens - Anchor Tina Cervasio – Sports anchor Ryan Kristafer - Entertainment Anchor Mike Woods - Meteorologist Ines Rosales - Traffic Anchor Good Day New York Rosanna Scotto – Anchor Bianca Peters - Anchor Mike Woods - Meteorologist Ryan Kristafer - Entertainment Anchor Tina Cervasio - Sports Anchor Ines Rosales- Traffic Anchor Past anchors and reporters of Good Day New York and Good Day Wake Up Former hosts Greg Kelly (2008-2017) Juliet Huddy (2012-2016) Ben Simmoneau (2013-2016) Jodi Applegate (2005-2008) Ron Corning Chris Gailus Dave Price (1999-2013) Jim Ryan (1988-2005) Felipe Luciano (1994-2000) Lynne White (1993-2000) Lyn Brown (1999-2004) Dick Brennan (2010–11) Ernabel Demillo (2003–05) Chris Gailus (2003–05) Tai Hernandez (2010–13) Reid Lamberty (2007–09) Lynda Lopez (2007) Lisa Murphy (2009–10) Heather Nauert (2009–12) Ken Rosato (2001–02); now at WABC-TV Sukanya Krishnan (2017—19) Jennifer Lahmers (2017-2019) Kerry Drew (2012-2021) Kai Simonsen (1999-2011) Former traffic reporters Stacy Ann Gooden (now with WPIX) Former entertainment reporters Julie Chang Naamua Delaney Teresa Strasser Anna Gilligan Baruch Shemtov Former reporters Vanessa Alfano Robyn Carter George Ciccarone Penny Crone Andrea Day Gordon Elliott Larry Hoff Dick Oliver (1988-2002) Bobby Rivers Former weather anchors Vanessa Alfano Dave Price Glenn "Hurricane" Schwartz Julie Golden Fox 5 Midday In addition to Good Day, WNYW formerly produced a half-hour late morning newscast, called Fox 5 Live (also known as Fox 5 Midday). History of Fox 5 Midday The station's first attempt at a midday newscast was in 1985 with the short-lived First Edition News, anchored by Jim Ryan (who had just joined the station from WNBC) and Judy Licht; positioned initially at 11:30 AM as a lead-in to the long-running talk show Midday Live with Bill Boggs, the two were moved up to 12 and 12:30 PM by December. The station resumed their attempt at a midday newscast with Fox News at Noon, anchored by Lyn Brown, sometime in 1993. By 1994, the newscast had moved to 11:30 AM and been renamed the Fox Midday News. At some