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ABC News Anchor Elizabeth Vargas...

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Well, at least some good news on the heels of all the deaths and sadness...

ABC News Anchor Elizabeth Vargas Pregnant

Friday February 10 5:48 PM ET

ABC's "World News Tonight," scrambling to fill the gap left by its injured anchor, Bob Woodruff, is facing further instability: Elizabeth Vargas, Woodruff's co-anchor, is pregnant.

Vargas and her husband, singer-songwriter Marc Cohn, are expecting their second child in late summer, they announced Friday. The couple have a son, Zachary, 3, and Cohn has two children Max, 14, and Emily, 11 from a previous marriage.

Vargas, who with John Stossel also co-anchors the ABC newsmagazine "20/20," will continue to anchor both programs through late summer.

"I told Elizabeth that during such a difficult time for all of us, it's good to get such wonderful, life-affirming news," ABC News President David Westin said in a statement.

Woodruff is being treated at Bethesda Medical Center in Maryland for injuries he sustained in an Iraqi roadside bombing on Jan. 29.

Vargas, 43, and Woodruff, 44, debuted as "World News Tonight" co-anchors Jan. 3.

They succeeded longtime anchor Peter Jennings, who had been off the air since April, when he announced during his broadcast that he was battling lung cancer. He died in August.

In Jennings' absence, both Vargas and Woodruff served as a substitute anchor of "World News Tonight," as did "Good Morning America" host Charles Gibson.

After Woodruff's injury, both Gibson and his "GMA" co-host Diane Sawyer have filled in, and will continue to do so "for the next few weeks," said ABC News spokeswoman Cathie Levine. "When we have more information about Bob's recovery, we'll put a plan in place to take us forward."

Referring to any maternity leave Vargas might take, Levine added, "We'll factor that in, as well."

(EDIT: Whoops. I got her last name wrong. My bad. Why can't we edit titles?)

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I edited the title for you. :)

Looks like ABC is going to have to find yet another anchor for 'World News Tonight'. That's getting to be a full time job these days.

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Thanks Scotty.

And yeah, definitely agreeing on the job being full time, LOL, looking for a replacement.

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Thanks Scotty.

And yeah, definitely agreeing on the job being full time, LOL, looking for a replacement.

No problem. :)

And I for one would like to see Charles Gibson and my fellow Kentuckian Diane Sawyer hosting 'World News Tonigh'.

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I hate that homophobic !@#$%^&*] for her treatment of the Matthew Sheppard story. I wish nothing so awful on her and her baby except that the dumb !@#$%^&*] lose her job.

JMHO

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