David-Muir

David Muir, an American journalist, anchoring the ABC News magazine 20 is most well-known as the co-anchor of World News Tonight With David Muir. His show with its dramatic clips of celebrity gossip on video and his animated gestures has been voted the top news show in America. Made In America is his Emmy award-winning program. He was the predecessor to Diane Sawyer was the anchor of ABC World News Tonight before taking it over. He has reported numerous shows during primetime for ABC News some recent ones including Breaking Point: Heroin in America as well as Flashpoint: Refugees in America. He has covered news around the globe, including in Gaza Egypt Iran Somalia Japan Peru Ukraine Haiti. He has been awarded multiple Emmy Awards Edward R. Murrow Awards, as well as distinctions of The Associated Press.

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