ABC News is introducing new faces to its weekend morning lineup. Rachel Scott, a senior political correspondent for the Disney-owned news division, will begin co-anchoring the Saturday editions of "Good Morning America" starting September 12. Scott has covered political events and government activities extensively, bringing a wealth of experience to the role. She will be joined by Whit Johnson, a seasoned journalist known for his work in both news and sports broadcasting. In addition to Scott’s new role, Rhiannon Ally will take on the co-anchoring position for the Sunday broadcasts of "Good Morning America." Ally previously worked on overnight programming, which often involves covering breaking news and events that occur outside of regular broadcast hours. Her background in handling urgent and time-sensitive stories is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the Sunday lineup. The changes come as part of ABC News’ ongoing efforts to keep its programming dynamic and relevant to viewers. By rotating anchors and introducing new talent, the network aims to maintain a high standard of journalism while keeping the content engaging. These updates are particularly important for weekend programming, which often sees different audience behaviors compared to weekday broadcasts. Both Scott and Ally bring distinct strengths to their roles. Scott’s political expertise will add depth to the weekend news coverage, while Ally’s experience with overnight news ensures that the Sunday broadcasts remain informed and responsive to current events. Their appointments are expected to enhance the overall quality and appeal of "Good Morning America" during the weekend.