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In tonight’s episode, Olympians chow down on a victory meal of burgers and fries. Nicki Minaj's new song hits a million views on Youtube in only Twenty-four hours. Glasses are donated to fight poverty for every pair purchased making them the new "IT" accessory.
In tonight’s episode, the USA women's gymnastics team won its first gold since 1996, but all the attention was on team captain Aly Raysmen's parents. ABC correspondent Alex Marquardt is in Syria reporting on the brutal civil war. A new reality TV show about teen moms and their mothers pregnant at the same time.
In tonight’s episode, many Americans are taking on the gluten-free diet. But, is it healthy for you? Then, ABC’s Jonathan Karl conducts an intimate interview with former vice president, Dick Cheney. Finally, a group of athletes are barred from competing from an Olympic sport because they’re guys.
In tonight’s episode, we begin our Olympic coverage. ABC News’ Correspondent Bill Weir is in London and describes the opening ceremony. Then, a professor tests the theory that practice, not natural ability, is the reason for the athletes’ successes by taking on an unusual goal. Finally, the 2008 Olympics in Beijing also sparked some controversy as a famous Chinese artist challenged the oppressive government.
In tonight's episode, more Americans are renting than owning everything from homes and cars to baby toys and clothes. The NBA's biggest stars are committed to winning the gold medal in the 2012 Summer Olympics, but they also aim to do it with honor. And ABC's Chris Connelly learns about the unlikely path Jeremy Renner took to become an action movie star.
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