World News Archive04-Jan-2006
When the post-Peter Jennings era officially begins on ABC's "World News Tonight" tonight co-anchors Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff will be on different sides of the world instead of different sides of a desk. ABC relaunches its news program with new co-anchors, but same look of a traditional network broadcast. When the post-Peter Jennings era officially begins this evening on ABC's "World News Tonight," co-anchors Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff will be on different sides of the world instead of different sides of a desk. With little fanfare Tuesday, ABC News debuted its anchor team of Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff on World News Tonight and a 15-minute webcast that previewed the broadcast 3 1/2 hours earlier. NEW YORK (AP) - With little fanfare Monday, ABC News debuted its anchor team of Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff on World News Tonight and a 15-minute Webcast that previewed the broadcast 3 1/2 hours earlier. ABC News Debuts New Webcast, Anchor Team for 'World News Tonight'
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