Which Way, L.A.?
Reporting from Iraq
Jill Carroll, the freelancer on assignment to the Christian Science Monitor in Iraq, is still missing after her kidnapping almost a month ago. More than 30 journalists are known to have been abducted, and at least 60 have been killed. Many more have been injured, including Bob Woodruff, the ABC anchorman who has been hospitalized by a roadside bomb. Warren Olney speaks with two reporters about the deadly risks for journalists trying to cover the whole story in Iraq. (An extended version of his segment aired earlier today on To the Point.)
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenJill Carroll, the freelancer on assignment to the Christian Science Monitor in Iraq, is still missing after her kidnapping almost a month ago. More than 30 journalists are known to have been abducted, and at least 60 have been killed. Many more have been injured, including Bob Woodruff, the ABC anchorman who has been hospitalized by a roadside bomb. Warren Olney speaks with two reporters about the deadly risks for journalists trying to cover the whole story in Iraq. (An extended version of his segment aired earlier today on To the Point.)
