March 20, 2007

         "Good Morning America" co-anchor, Robin Roberts, will host a "GMA Town Hall" with presidential candidate Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY).  The town hall meeting will focus on health care, including an emphasis on the state of health care for America's veterans.  Roberts will co-anchor the morning program from Des Moines, Iowa, where a live audience of American voters will have the chance to ask the Senator questions.  In addition, viewers watching at home will also have the chance to submit questions via abcnews.com and many of the email questions will be posed to the candidate during the broadcast.

        In addition to Senator Clinton, ABC News' "Good Morning America" has invited the leading Democratic and Republican presidential candidates to participate in their own town hall meetings on "GMA".  Invitations were sent to Democratic candidates Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) and former Senator John Edwards (D-NC) as well as Republican candidates Rudolph Giuliani, former New York City Mayor, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney.

        Tune in to ABC News' "Good Morning America," Monday, March 26 for Robin Roberts' town hall meeting with presidential candidate Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

        ABC News' "Good Morning America" is anchored by Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts.  Chris Cuomo is the news anchor and Sam Champion is the weather anchor.  The morning news program airs live on Mondays through Fridays from 7:00am to 9:00am/EDT on the ABC Television Network.  Jim Murphy is the senior executive producer and Tom Cibrowski is the executive producer of ABC News' "Good Morning America."