World News Archive03-Feb-2006
ABC will announce Wednesday that Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer, two of its best-known journalists, will fill in on World News Tonight for anchorman Bob Woodruff as he recovers from injuries suffered in a roadside bombing. Ghana's World Cup hopes have been hit hard by the news that midfielder Laryea Kingston will miss all three of his country's group matches in Germany. (New York-AP, Feb. 1, 2006 Updated 11:52 AM) _ ABC will announce Wednesday that Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer, two of its best-known journalists, will fill in on "World News Tonight" for anchorman Bob Woodruff as he recovers from injuries suffered in a roadside bombing. NEW YORK (AP) - ABC is filling the void left by Bob Woodruff's injury in Iraq. The network is naming Charles Gibson and Diane Sawyer to fill in for the co-anchor on "World News Tonight." Away from the main Congress venue at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week, a group of media editors and CEOs huddled for a day to ponder the future of news. Will the quality journalism they take pride in practising today continue to have the resources needed to nourish it? ABC News is expected to announce Wednesday that "Good Morning America" co-hosts Diane Sawyer and Charles Gibson will fill in on "World News Tonight" with Elizabeth Vargas as Bob Woodruff recovers from injuries suffered in a bombing in Iraq. VALLEJO, Calif., Feb. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- A grand, new mythical journey awaits families at Six Flags ( Nachrichten ) Marine World this season as the Park announces the addition of Tava's Jungleland, an elaborately jungle-themed play area featuring seven family rides, a giant treehouse adventure and live animal interaction. Sources tell the Spies that big news could be coming out of GM very soon about the impending confirmation of the Camaro becoming a reality.So what's new about that?Not much, but that's not the scoop.The Spies have learned when they do announce it wil
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