ABC World News with Diane Sawyer

The nation is kept up to date with the world news thanks to Diane Sawyer. Whether breaking news is happening on the other side of the world or right in the nation, Sawyer covers all that viewers need to know with the world's current events.

As a highly respected journalist, Sawyer relays news to the nation on ABC's World News. In 2011, when Japan was hit with disaster, Sawyer was there to report on the Earthquake, tsunami and emergencies at the nuclear plant. Sawyer brought this disaster on the other side of the world home to America for many.

Diane Sawyer is also there for moments of triumph. When Jaycee Dugard, the girl who many thought was gone forever, was found 18 years after her disappearance, Diane Sawyer was the first to get an interview. Sawyer, was able to show the heartfelt story Dugard carried with her.

World News with Diane Sawyer, also tackles issues of our nation that not all are aware of. In 2009, Sawyer took the nation to the Appalachian Mountains to uncover the struggles children face in in this poverty stricken area. Sawyer's coverage of this issue won her the Peabody Award as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award.

History is made every single day, and it is the job of a journalist to keep the world up to date. Major events continue to shape the world, and Sawyer continues to be there. World News with Diane Sawyer continues to cover the world's current events and unveil what needs to be made aware.