Re: Bob Woodruff
> Before ABC's Bob Woodruff and Doug Vogt were seriously
> injured, all the talk was about Katie Couric going to CBS
> when her NBC contract ends. Since then, no real talk at
> all.
>
> In this current age (with ABC anyway) of sending anchors
> into the field, do you REALLY ever expect to see Katie
> Couric reporting from the battlefields??
>
> I personally find it hard to imagine the 20 million dollar
> woman budging from that anchor desk/studio if she does
> eventually take over the CBS Evening News.
<font color=green>She doesn't have to go anywhere. The Katie curiousity factor will be huge. She hurts NBC/Today,if she flips. What does CBS have to lose when nightly news is in flux at all 3 nets? CBS is in last anyway:nowhere to go but up.</font>
" Viewer interest in Woodruff's condition has helped ratings of the ABC evening newscast, which for the first time since Oct. 12, had a larger audience than the usually top-rated "NBC Nightly News" with Brian Williams. On Monday, ABC had about a million more viewers than NBC. (NBC usually leads by a million viewers.)
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