David-Muir

David Muir is a journalist and anchor from the United States. He's best known for World News Tonight. The program, which is characterized by its dramatic video footage celebrity gossip as well as his witty gestures have grown to become the most watched broadcast in America. He is also known for his Emmy-nominated series Made In America. Prior to the appointment of ABC World News Tonight's anchor Sawyer was Sawyer's principal replacement. He's reported on a variety of primetime specials 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 world, including Gaza Egypt Iran Somalia Japan Peru Ukraine Haiti. He has been awarded multiple Emmy Awards Edward R. Murrow Awards as well as awards from The Associated Press.

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