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In tonight’s podcast, a quiet epidemic is sweeping the country. More and more newborns are entering the world addicted to the prescription drugs abused by their mothers. Then an actress fights back against an online stalker by turning to Facebook. Finally, meet one unlikely leopard.
In tonight’s podcast, Cape Cod has been on alert since great white sharks have been spotted off shore multiple times this summer. Meet the men who follow those sharks and what they've learned. In the tiny Asian country of Indonesia, youth smoking is at epidemic levels. Could it be caused in part by a large, American tobacco company? And Silicon Valley's young entrepreneurs might seem like they have everything. But meet one woman who's started a lucrative business of her own helping those young geniuses find love.
In tonight’s podcast, yet another airline nightmare after it took passengers on a Spirit Airlines flight over 14 hours to get from Los Angeles to Florida. Then ABC News gets unprecedented access inside some of the most prestigious hospitals in the country. In this podcast, see one of the nation's most famous surgeons in action. Finally, go behind the scenes of at Dark Knight Rises.
In tonight’s episode, do it yourself surveillance helps homeowners nab crooks with the click of a mouse. Then, a fitness trainer uses some unconventional training and even moves to his clients’ houses to help them lose weight. Finally, Clayton Sandell interviews conservationists to find out what “ferret boot camp” is all about.
In tonight’s episode, ABC’s Elizabeth Vargas investigates the mysterious crash of Air France Flight 447 which occurred three years ago. The findings may shock you. Then, Hollywood actress Anne Hathaway’s ex-Italian boyfriend Raffaello Follieri spent four years in jail for scamming investors in his real estate business. He was released a few weeks ago, and ABC’s Lama Hasan conducts a one on one interview. Finally, President Obama has pledged to remove all U.S. troops from Afghanistan by 2014. Can the U.S. trained Afghan troops stand alone against the Taliban?
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