Sign up for our newsletters! Diane Sawyer in Haiti One of the
biggest adjustments to evening news, Diane says, was getting
used to how little time she has to deliver. "In the morning, you
have two hours and you can kind of say what you think, and
suddenly you're compressed to a much shorter amount of time and
you want to make every sentence matter," she says.  Diane's
recent reporting has taken her to both Afghanistan and Haiti—in
only two days. "We're sitting in Afghanistan, we finished our
reporting there over several days and we look up [at the crawl]
and it says there's a challenge in Haiti and everybody said,
'Rebook, reschedule,'" she says. "We flew straight to Europe.
Europe to New York. Threw bags off, got the other bags because
one was cold and one was hot, went to Haiti. It took me three
tries to get in that morning. We stayed up all night. We just
kept pushing until we finally got in on this teeny helicopter
that morning and we made it in time."  Keeping her busy schedule
can be exhausting, but Dia