Year two of Idol Gives Back...what a night! I don't think my eyes were dry for more than five minutes during the show. The performances and the appearances by actors and other stars were all great but the show stood out for other reasons for me.
Seeing the impoverished and impossible conditions that FAR too many of the world's children live in put all my petty little problems in perspective. As a mother it breaks my heart to think of children going to bed with an empty stomach or suffering from disease. It was a very emotional and realistic look at the condition of the poor and disinfranchised.
It's very moving to see people dig into their pockets and give to children they might never know. Times are tough for most folks in this economy and it's hard to go to the grocery store or fill your car up today. Still people gave. Makes me proud to be an American.
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Allison Seymour joined the WTTG-TV family in September of 1999. You'll see Allison on FOX 5 Morning and noon news. She came from KDNL-TV in St. Louis, MO. After graduating from Hampton Institute University, Allison worked as both a desk assistant and a production assistant at the Washington Bureau of ABC News. She also worked at WTTG-TV as an assignment desk trainee. Her first on-air job came in the winter of 1993 in Utica, NY. She worked at WUTR-TV as a noon anchor, reporter and assignment editor. From there she went to Binghamton, NY, at WBNG-TV and worked as the main anchor. Her next career move was to Albany, NY, to help launch WXXA-TV's FOX News at Ten as the main anchor. Allison is from Washington, DC, and was educated in the public schools of DC and Maryland and is is thrilled to be back in her hometown close to family and friends. Allison is married to Marc Clarke the morning show host at 92.3 WERQ- FM in Baltimore. They have three daughters, Sydney, Skylar, and Spencer and a beloved dog, Shelby.
Member Since: 7/25/2006