ABC News’ Bob Woodruff is returning to Iraq for the first time since January of 2006 when a roadside bomb there nearly took his life. This morning, in a blog post for ABC News, Mr. Woodruff and my new “brothers and sisters” also injured in the war whose stories I have been reporting since I’ve Read More
On Tuesday night, ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff appeared on PBS’ Charlie Rose to discuss his new hour-long documentary for ABC about China’s emergence as a global superpower, called China Inside Out.
Along the way, Mr. Woodruff discussed the Chinese government’s presence in Angola, its relationship with Brazil, and the Read More
Today CBS News reports that Kimberly Dozier is headed home, talking “animatedly.” CBS has regularly covered the correspondent’s injury in Iraq, and the death of her two crew-members.
I’m a little surprised by the silence surrounding anchor Bob Woodruff’s injuries from ABC News. Obviously, Woodruff was more grievously injured. But can Read More
As of Memorial Day, Charlie Gibson will finally, officially and for the foreseeable future be the sole anchor of World News Tonight.
On May 23, ABC News president David Westin announced that he was undoing everything he had done this past November when he appointed the youthful duo of Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff as Read More
In December, ABC settled at last on a long-term plan for World News Tonight. News-division president David Westin announced that the empty desk left by the death of Peter Jennings would be filled not by a new old-fashioned anchor, but by a pair of youthful, globetrotting talents, Bob Woodruff and Elizabeth Vargas.
Now, two months Read More
It would have been a familiar-looking segment, if ABC had been able to air it: brand-new World News Tonight co-anchor Bob Woodruff standing in the hatch of a Soviet-made Iraqi personnel carrier, dressed in a flak jacket, motoring through hostile territory.
Instead, as Mr. Woodruff and cameraman Doug Vogt filmed their Jan. 29 stand-up in Read More
It would have been a familiar-looking segment, if ABC had been able to air it: brand-new World News Tonight co-anchor Bob Woodruff standing in the hatch of a Soviet-made Iraqi personnel carrier, dressed in a flak jacket, motoring through hostile territory.
Instead, as Mr. Woodruff and cameraman Doug Vogt filmed their Jan. 29 stand-up in Read More
