Diane sawyer News

New York - On Tuesday night November 6 at 11:18 PM (on the East Coast), President Barack Obama won his re-election bid for four more years in the White House, yet Twitter was buzzing with jokes about what was wrong with ABC News veteran Diane Sawyer.

On the eve of the Vice Presidential debate, President Barack Obama will sit down with ABC's Diane Sawyer at the White House for his first post-debate interview following Wednesday night’s debate.

In March, ABC News reported on Beef Products Inc. over its food products, allegedly reporting that the food it manufactured was not safe, not meat and not healthy, dubbing it “pink slime.”

Rush Limbaugh found himself in the cross-hairs of the American media when the comments he made about a ABC news special - filmed at a Japanese refugee camp featuring Diane Sawyer - were interpreted as "mocking the victims of the disaster."

After three decades of most accuratley reporting the world news on ABC, anchor and host of multiple ABC news shows Charlie Gibson is calling it quits.

At 6:30 p.m. on Monday, millions of TV news viewers will be watching veteran news icon Diane Sawyer anchor the popular ABC evening World News program.

George Stephanopoulos will be joining "Good Morning America" as an anchor. Temporarily he will also continue hosting his "This Week" program.

Breaking her 9-month silence since the violence occurred, the exclusive interview will air on Good Morning America Thursday and be rebroadcast Friday on 20/20.

It has been announced on Wednesday that Diane Sawyer will replace Charles Gibson as anchor on ABC's 'World News.' Sawyer will become the second female to solo anchor an evening news broadcast.