Trailblazing Journalist Barbara Walters Dies At 93

Barbara Walters was a trailblazer for women in media, becoming the first female co-host of NBC's Today Show in 1964 and the first female co-anchor of a network news show in 1976. Over her career, she won 12 Emmy Awards and interviewed prominent figures in politics and entertainment. In the late 1990s, she launched The View, a show that allowed women to discuss important topics. Walters' contributions to media were significant, and she passed away at 93.

In what year did Barbara Walters become the first woman to co-host NBC's Today Show?

• 1990

• 1984

• 1976

• 1964

What significant milestone did Barbara Walters achieve in 1976?

• Won her first Emmy Award

• Launched 'The View'

• Interviewed a sitting president

• Became the first woman to co-anchor a network news show

How many Emmy Awards did Barbara Walters win during her career?

• 5

• 8

• 12

• 15

What was the name of the show Barbara Walters launched in the late 1990s?

• 60 Minutes

• Nightline

• The View

• Good Morning America

What was the unique feature of 'The View' that Barbara Walters introduced?

• Focus on celebrity gossip

• A panel of women sharing opinions

• Live audience participation

• A single host format