Diane Sawyer will leave her high-profile anchor post on ABC's World News to focus on new programming, while 20/20 Anchor David Muir will replace her starting Sept. 2.
NEW YORK – Diane Sawyer will step down from ABC's flagship nightly newscast, “World News,” in August, ABC said Wednesday. David Muir, the weekend “World News” anchor, will replace her starting September 2. The announcement ends months of
ABC sent us this picture of ABC News president James Goldston, “World News” anchor Diane Sawyer, incoming “World News” anchor David Muir and ABC news Chief Anchor George Stephanopoulos following this morning's
This just in—as they used to say on the network newscasts that you may or may not watch anymore—ABC's Diane Sawyer will leave World News Tonight in September, to be replaced by weekend anchor David Muir. Sawyer, who will keep the title of anchor,
TV news veteran Diane Sawyer is stepping down from the anchor's chair at "ABC World News," the network has announced, naming David Muir as her replacement, TVNewser reports. Sawyer will reportedly focus on prime-time specials, with Muir — who has
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