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In tonight’s podcast, Good news for Amanda Knox, the American student convicted of murdering her college roommate in Italy – new information could overturn her case and send her home; Kal Penn, who left acting to pursue politics under President Obama, is making a return to Hollywood and reveals why; and finally, Jonathan Karl breaks down the Debt Crisis By the Numbers.
In tonight's episode, The FBI has joined the manhunt for the missing NH girl that disappeared three days ago. There are no suspects yet, but her online activity is under examination. Then, it would have been an eerie repeat of the 2009 attack at Ft. Hood, but thankfully this terror plot was thwarted. We have the details on the suspect and his plan to detonate a bomb at a restaurant frequented by Army members from the nearby base. Finally, a breakdown of the benefits of simple meditation.
In tonight’s podcast, Juju Chang talks the changing tide of celebrity parenting – where children could once hinder a career, now they can become an asset and even a part of the brand; John Berman visits an animal hospital where the issues can be just as exotic as the pets it cares for; and with all the rhetoric flying around the debt ceiling debate in Washington, Terry Moran lets you know how a credit downgrade can affect you.
In tonight’s podcast, we hear details from Nafi Diallo, the maid accusing former IMF head Dominique Strauss Kahn, about what happened the day she was attacked and why she’s coming forward with details now while the trial is postponed; Robin Robert’s ask Diallo about her credibility issues; and ABC legal analyst Dan Abrams breaks down what could happen with the case from here.
In tonight’s podcast, Jake Tapper gives us the insider opinion on the President’s remarks, Speaker Boehner’s response, and budget impasse that stands between them; David Wright explores a Canadian rainforest in search of spirit bears, an elusive animal native tribes and naturalists are fighting to protect; and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Alice Cooper talks about the songs that shaped him as a musician and a person.
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