Dedication of the Journalists Memorial at the Newseum in Washington
Bob Woodruff of ABC News speaks as The Newseum holds a dedication ceremony of the Journalists Memorial that honors members of the media who died or were killed in the pursuit of the news in Washington on April 4, 2008. The newly constructed museum will open to the public on April 11. Woodruff nearly died of wounds he received while covering the war in Iraq. (UPI Photo/Patrick D. McDermott)
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North Korea has given more confirmation that Kim Jong-un is in line to succeed his father, a clearly sick Kim Jong-il, ABC's Bob Woodruff reported Sunday.
The new talk show pilot starring U.S. reality TV star Kate Gosselin will also feature comedian Judy Gold, an insider says.
The Los Angeles Press Club said it plans to honor U.S. broadcast journalist Bob Woodruff with its Daniel Pearl Award.
"Dexter," "Mad Men," "Planet Earth," "30 Rock" and "The Colbert Report" were among the Peabody Award winners announced Wednesday by the University of Georgia.
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News anchor Bob Woodruff will return to ABC in February to tell the story of his recovery after being wounded in Iraq in 2006. The former co-anchor of "World News" will tell the story of his ordeal through interviews with the ABC News team that was with h
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff has received a Victory Award in Washington for injuries he suffered in Iraq.
ABC News anchor Bob Woodruff is set to be host of a prime-time special next year about his experiences in Iraq, where he was wounded last January.
ABC's prime-time evening newscast, formerly "World News Tonight" is dropping the word "Tonight," reflecting the increased demand for 24 hour news. The nightly news will be called "World News with Charles Gibson" starting Wednesday, Zap2it.com reported.
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