World News Archive11-Feb-2006
ABC's World News Tonight, scrambling to fill the gap left by its injured anchor, Bob Woodruff, is facing further instability: Elizabeth Vargas, Woodruff's co-anchor, is pregnant. Vargas and her husband, singer-songwriter Marc Cohn, are expecting their second child in late summer, they said Friday. At the end of another week, test your knowledge with our world news quiz. "World News Tonight" co-host Elizabeth Vargas is pregnant. As ABC "World News Tonight" co-anchor Bob Woodruff recovers from wounds suffered in Iraq, colleague Elizabeth Vargas revealed on Friday she was expecting a baby but planned to stay on the job through most of her pregnancy. NEW YORK (AP) -- ABC's "World News Tonight," scrambling to fill the gap left by its injured anchor, Bob Woodruff, is facing further instability: Elizabeth Vargas, Woodruff's co-anchor, is pregnant. The emotional roller coaster ride continues at ABC News, where "World News Tonight" co-anchor Elizabeth Vargas Friday told colleagues she is expecting her second child in late summer. ABC's "World News Tonight," scrambling to fill the gap left by its injured anchor, Bob Woodruff, is facing further instability: Elizabeth Vargas, Woodruff's co-anchor, is pregnant. Mohamed Azakir, a Reuters photographer, has won the first prize in the Spot News Singles Category of the World Press Photo 2006 contest, announced February 10, 2006, with this picture of a Lebanese shouting for help for a wounded man near the site of a car bomb explosion. Just two months after announcing Peter Jennings' replacements, ABC's World News Tonight is facing the prospect of being anchorless.
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