ABC News' acclaimed series 20/20 has distinguished itself as one of the most esteemed news programs in broadcast journalism.

Amid the heated, competitive environment of primetime entertainment, 20/20 has demonstrated its ability to consistently attract a significant segment of the viewing audience by offering viewers more choices and more chances to learn about the world around them.

This Week with Christiane Amanpour is ABC News' pre-eminent Sunday morning discussion program, which features newsmaker interviews and panel discussions and debates on a wide range of global issues and commentary. A highly respected journalist recognized around the world for her reporting and interviewing, Ms. Amanpour began anchoring This Week on Sunday, August 1, 2010 from the program's high definition studio overlooking the U.S. Capitol at Washington's Newseum. This Week covers breaking news and features important exclusive interviews, ranging from presidential candidates to international heads of state, which put into unique perspective the preceding week's news and often set the stage for the week ahead.

ABC World News with Diane Sawyer is the News division's flagship broadcast. With unparalleled reporting, World News provides the latest information and analysis of major events from around the country and the world. Anchored by Diane Sawyer, the broadcast draws upon an award-winning team of correspondents, producers and off-air reporters.

The program is complimented by a strong digital component available throughout the day on the World News webpage. The webpage contains The World Newser blog, where senior staff, correspondents and producers in the field post entries throughout the day. Most recently the webpage added a daily video element, The Conversation. Posted each afternoon, The Conversation features Ms. Sawyer discussing the top story of the day with industry experts and ABC's top-notch beat reporters. The Conversation and the full World News broadcast are also available as podcasts via iTunes.

ABC's America This Morning is the top-rated early morning network news program that presents the latest news, business, weather and sports reports of the day. The program is divided into timed segments, allowing ABC affiliates to integrate their news coverage into network coverage during the early morning hours.

Anchored by Jeremy Hubbard and Vinita Nair, America This Morning covers breaking news from around the world and across the country. The broadcast also provides a pre-dawn update on national and international business news in the MoneyScope Report and the latest in sports from ESPN.

ABC News' popular morning program, Good Morning America, is anchored by Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos. Juju Chang is the news anchor and Sam Champion is the weather anchor.

Each and every morning, Good Morning America puts into clear focus the national and international stories that drive the day's news. Now in its 34th year, GMA is watched by millions of people who wake up to the show's award-winning combination of breaking news, hard-hitting interviews, exclusive investigations, cutting-edge medical information and financial reporting. Led by its anchors, GMA draws upon ABC's team of correspondents, producers and off-air reporters stationed around the globe.

The weekend edition of ABC’s Good Morning America airs every Saturday and Sunday morning on the ABC Television Network. Since its launch on September 4, 2004, the program has covered a variety of breaking news stories, including the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the terrorist attacks in London’s underground, the hanging of Saddam Hussein and the death of Pope John Paul II. The program is anchored by Bill Weir and Bianna Golodryga. Ron Claiborne is the news anchor and Marysol Castro contributes to the broadcast as the weather and features correspondent.

The weekend edition of Good Morning America brings viewers up-to-the-minute breaking news and weather, as well as topical feature stories, all from the familiar set of the weekday program located at the crossroads of the world -- Times Square. The program features a combination of news and headline-making interviews, plus discussion of a wide array of issues in the areas of politics, entertainment, consumer information, cutting-edge technology and health and medical advances.

ABC News' Nightline is television's most esteemed Late-Night news program. The half-hour program provides viewers with in-depth reporting on the major stories in the news and airs weeknights from 11:35 p.m.--12:05 a.m., ET/PT, on the ABC Television Network. In 2002, the George Foster Peabody Awards for Broadcast Excellence recognized Nightline with a Lifetime Achievement Award, citing outstanding long-form news presentations for more than 20 years.

Nightline evolved from the ABC News special broadcasts, The Iran Crisis: America Held Hostage, which began November 8, 1979, four days after the American hostages were seized at the U.S. Embassy in Teheran, Iran. It premiered as Nightline on March 24, 1980, with anchor Ted Koppel. On November 28, 2005 following Mr. Koppel's departure from ABC News, Nightline re-launched with anchors Cynthia McFadden, Terry Moran, and Martin Bashir. The program's correspondents are John Donvan and Vicki Mabrey.

World News Now begins the Network's early morning news schedule with a presentation of the latest news, business, entertainment and weather reports. In addition to bringing its viewers the morning's top stories and breaking news from around the world, this engaging, live broadcast presents everything from the important issues of the day to entertainment features.

It also excerpts the best of ABC News' daily broadcasts and news magazines, featuring award-winning reporting from news division's correspondents and anchors. Jeremy Hubbard and Vinita Nair are the anchors of the program.