Coming up this Sunday on Reliable Sources:

Bob Woodruff

13 months ago, a roadside bomb in Iraq changed ABC's Bob Woodruff's life forever. Now, on the mend, and back on the job, he talks about the tough choices journalists have to make about covering dangerous situations and how he and his family are moving forward.

Anchor Wars

There are some new casualties in the anchor wars: both NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams and the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric are getting new executive producers. Couric, currently third in the ratings appears to have the most at stake. Can former CNN President Rick Kaplan pull the show from its number three spot in the ratings?

Family Affairs

Rudy Giuliani's 21-year-old son aired some of his issues with his father and stepmother very publicly last week. The Republican presidential candidate responded by asking for privacy concerning his family issues. Meanwhile, Newt Gingrich confesses to an affair during President Clinton's scandal with Moncia Lewinsky. Are these issues fair fodder, or too private for the press?

Libby Trial

Scooter Libby, former Chief of Staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, was found guilty this week of obstruction of justice and lying about his involvement in the leak of CIA officer Valerie Plame's identity. Former Time magazine reporter Matt Cooper, who faced jail during the investigation, joins us to discuss how this case will affect the media and their relationship with sources.

Plus, just hosting a presidential debate is becoming political - the Nevada Democratic Party decides to drop Fox News.

Join us this Sunday and every Sunday at 10am ET / 7am PT for our critical look at the media!