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Would this setup also allow me to bring in the network WAZE CW Channel: 19 (RF 20)
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No. See
http://licensing.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/pro...etter_id=25217 They're not supposed to be on the air although it's been reported they have been. In any event, an 1100 watt signal isn't going to make the trip to you.
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Another question is will I be able to split this signal and run it to my Stereo tuner to pull in FM radio or will this require a second antenna?
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Efficient FM reception will require a different or additional antenna. A 7-69 antenna will usually pick up FM signals but at a much lower efficiency than an antenna designed for the FM band.
It's usually suggested that FM signals be maintained separately from your TV signals although it can be done if proper precautions are observed. I use such a setup at my own home without issues, but I probably have better toys than most folks would have to use to set up and balance the signals. I'm also in an area where there is no VHF TV signals which helps tremendously as VHF reception is usually most easily interfered with.