Today on "World News with Charles Gibson":
The Economy:
European stocks fell to their lowest level in five years because of rampant recession fears around the world; stocks are expected to open lower today. Meanwhile, there is growing pressure for President-elect Obama to address the economy and name the team that will aide him in this struggle beginning in January. ABC's Betsy Stark has the latest.
Cancer Advancements:
It seems unlikely but a small Ecuadorian population with a disorder called Laron dwarfism may help unlock the causes of cancer and potentially lead to some important new cancer drugs. Tonight, ABC News correspondent Jeffrey Kofman travels to the remote villages of southern Ecuador with scientists who are studying this extraordinary group."
And on our "World News webcast", along with our top headlines":
The Storm vs. the iPhone:
Blackberry may have finally found an answer to Apple's hugely popular iPhone and it's called the Storm. The Storm uses new technology to create a touch screen similar to the iPhone's except that it feels like a keyboard when your fingers type. Learn more from ABC's Ned Potter on today's "World News" webcast.
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