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NEW YORK (AP) - 0129dv-woodruff-update ABC "World News Tonight" co-anchor Bob Woodruff and a cameraman were seriously injured Sunday when the Iraqi Army vehicle they were traveling in was attacked with an explosive device. Both journalists suffered head injuries, and Woodruff also has broken bones. They were in stable condition following surgery at a U.S. military hospital in Iraq, and were being evacuated to medical facilities in Germany, ABC News President David Westin said Sunday night. "We take this as good news, but the next few days will be critical," Westin said. Woodruff and Doug Vogt, an award-winning cameraman, were...

Bob Woodward and photographer injured in IED attack.

Was outside grilling some burgers when my lovely wife came outside and said, you'll never believe what ABC News just aired. Check out the last paragraph of this story. "North Koreans Offer Opinions on America: Anti-American Propaganda Colors North Koreans' View of US" PYONYANG, North Korea, June 9, 2005 — There are large gaps in what is known about North Korea, its leader, and its people, since outsiders' access to the country is limited. On a rare visit to the country, an ABC News team traveled outside the capital city of Pyongyang to survey North Koreans' impressions of America. The...

North Koreans Offer Opinions on America Anti-American Propaganda Colors North Koreans View of United States Jun. 9, 2005 - There are large gaps in what is known about North Korea, its leader, and its people, since outsiders' access to the country is limited. On a rare visit to the country, an ABC News team traveled outside the capital city of Pyongyang to survey North Koreans' impressions of America. The first stop: the USS Pueblo -- the American ship North Korea caught spying off its coast in 1968 -- which is now a museum. One American crewman was killed during...

ABC News: Aggressive Talks Led to Exclusive N. Korea Access Network Provides Rare Glimpse of World's Most Reclusive Country Jun. 8, 2005 - ABC News' exclusive reporting from North Korea this week is the result of long-term, persistent talks with the North Korean government, said ABC News Foreign News Director Chuck Lustig. "ABC News has been aggressive in dealing with the North Koreans, trying to convince them that it was in their best interest to teach Americans about North Korea," Lustig said. ABC News' Bob Woodruff filed his first report from the capital city of Pyongyang on Tuesday for...

Bob Woodruff, not the most politically astute bulb at ABC News? A little under three weeks ago Ann Coulter got into a bit of an argument with Katie Couric on the Today show over Coulter’s book, Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right. While Couric may have been inaccurate in saying that Coulter was wrong to assert that on three mornings Today picked up on the description of former President Reagan as an “airhead,” Couric clearly understood the conservative points Coulter otherwise made in the interview. For details about that June 26 Today interview: http://www.mediaresearch.org/cyberalerts/2002/cyb20020626.asp#4     On Monday’s Good Morning America,...