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Her career spans more than thirteen years as a broadcast journalist, and she is currently the black Enterprise Business Report. Besides that, she is known for her business updates on Fridays at half past one, on 105.7FM. Her journalistic pursuits have seen her cover some of New York's most major events, a feat she was able to achieve during her tenure as the CBS 2 News This Morning Anchor from the year 2003 to 2006. Some of the high profile events she was able to cover in New York included the blackout of 2003, the NYC transit strike and the re opening of the statue of liberty.
One of the major highlights of a broadcast journalist is the fact that one is able to achieve a lot in terms of having some unique shows pegged to your name. This is what Gables was able to achieve, when she hosted several specials over the entire period she has been on the airwaves. She was able to host a program which was dedicated to firefighters who lost their lives in the September eleventh attack on the world trade center. The program, Salute To NYC Schools, was as well honored with a run, in which she participated.
She is known to have written and even anchored a program referred to as Salute To Harlem, which was aimed at exploring the development of Harlem's economy, its social impact and the future of the same. Her career started at KWCH in Wichita, where she was involved in anchoring and reporting of the station's public affairs program. She was then to shift base, where she moved to KWTV in Oklahoma City. It is here that her full broadcast journalism career received some sort of boost and she was able to be promoted from an associate producer to an education reporter cum news anchor. It was while she was here that she was involved in covering of the issues affecting Tinker Air Force Base.
Soon after, Gables was to become a general assignment editor cum morning news anchor for WDIV TV in Detroit. She had a stint at the automobile world while here, as she was involved in covering any breaking story with all the three US automakers. It was also while in Detroit that Gables was able to produce a two hour show on cancer, one which was specifically dealing with breast cancer. Before production, she had been the spokes person for a cancer society in Michigan.
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