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In tonight’s podcast, with recent headlines about brutal animal attacks, one man makes it his job to keep these predators caged. His business? Wild animal insurance. Next, we're used to seeing Bono and Angelina Jolie globe hopping on humanitariant trips, but 50 Cent? Find out why he visited a refugee camp in Somalia. Finally, ABC's Nick Watt breaks down the Academy Award's most memorable moments.
In tonight’s podcast, a riveting trial taking place in Atlanta, Georgia. A young father gunned down in front of his son's preschool by a man who says an angel that looks like Olivia Newton-John told him to commit the murder. Next, Dan Harris talk with an extreme athlete who says his recent near-death experience won't stop him from performing more death defying stunts. Finally, meet a family of meerkats with eerily human drama.
In tonight’s podcast, Americans are racking up debt on their credit cards again. Meet one woman who says she's a complusive shopper. Next, Bill Weir continues his look into Apple's manufacturing practices in China. This time he gets a tour of Foxconn's iFactory. Finally, ABC's Global Affairs Anchor Christian Amanpour remembers Marie Colvin, an American journalist killed in Syria.
In tonight’s episode, ABC’s Bill Weir takes an in-depth look at the Foxconn factory and its workers. Foxconn is the biggest Chinese supplier of Apple’s popular electronic products like the iPhone and iPad, but what’s going on inside the factories has been raising eyebrows. The young, working-class employees spend long hours in the factory, for little pay. Nets have been erected outside the factory, in order to prevent employee suicides. Despite it all, thousands of Chinese workers line up for a chance to work at Foxconn.
In tonight’s podcast, ABC’s Ryan Owens warns us about the lesser known dangers of retail discounts: the chance you could be buying counterfeit goods. To his fans he's the guy onstage armed with a microphone and the truth, to his colleagues he's the renegade who bucked the system and won. ABC’s Bill Weir explores the world of Louis CK in an encore presentation. Finally, ABC’s Nick Watt sits down with Martin Scorsese.
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