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In tonight's podcast, Clarissa Ward follows Sargeant Joey Jones, a Marine who lost his legs in Afghanistan, who despite the challenges ahead maintained a positive outlook and continues to inspire other injured servicemen to work hard towards their own recovery.
In tonight's podcast, we reevaluate the Strauss-Kahn trial and take a look at the new facts that are now present. Next we take a look at singer and actress Beyonce as she talks about her new documentary. Then we turn to our Plate List series and find all the tips on how to barbecue just right.
In tonight's podcast, we begin with the winding down of the Casey Anthoy trial. Then, we turn to the Spartan Death Race where about 150 racers spent three days carrying tree stumps, heavy rocks and reciting bible verses. Lastly, Jake Tapper speaks with former President Bill Clinton on America's jobless.
In tonight's podcast, a look at the appeal trial for American exchange student Amanda Knox, who four years ago became entangled in the murder of her roomate in Italy. New investigations found that some of the DNA evidence used to convict her was unreliable. Then, we turn to the depths of the Caribbean waters where racers zoom through a marked racecourse on underwater scooters. Sans oxygen masks, it's perhaps the most dangerous sport around. Lastly, doctors weigh in on the debate over fashion magazine's overuse of photoshop to slim down even the skinniest of models.
In tonight's podcast, Pierre Thomas gets an exclusive tour of a DEA facility where drugs seized at the Mexican border are destroyed; Juju Chang interviews twin tennis phenoms and explores the deep connections between them that help them dominate in competition; and author Bruce Feiler speaks about what the uprisings in the Middle East mean for our future relations in the Arab world.
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