In-depth reporting on issues you need to know, this audio podcast features the complete show from last night's Nightline.
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.
In tonight’s podcast, Miguel Marquez reports from Oslo on the downtown bombing that shook the peaceful Norwegian city and the tragic shooting at a youth camp, whose combined death toll now stands at 87; the heat wave that swept across the country set record temperatures and left residents sweating all along the East Coast; and the creator of the iconic Barbie doll, Elliot Handler, has passed away at the age of 95.
In tonight's episode, ABC's Nick Watt goes swimming with great white sharks to raise awareness about the endangered animals. One of Charlie Sheen's "goddesses," porn star Bree Olsen, sits down with ABC News to discuss life with the embattled TV star. And it's the end of an era for NASA as the final space shuttle mission returns home.
In tonight's episode, ABC News finds people all over the U.S. trying to beat the dangerous heat engulfing much of the country. Speaking of finding ways to cool down, if you’ve ever enjoyed a frozen margarita at a restaurant, you probably have one man to thank, and ABC's Ryan Owens has his rags to riches story. And it takes a lot of guts to move to the middle of nowhere dig for gold, but one prospector gambled everything his family owned on a chance of finding riches deep inside the mountains of the Canadian Yukon...and won!
In tonight’s podcast, Rupert Murdoch has the tables turned on him when the NewsCorp leader is questioned by British Parliament over one of his newspaper’s connection to a phone hacking scandal; Terry Moran visits a congregation that believes everyone has their demons and will cast them out weekly; and Lama Hasan reports from a Kenyan refugee camp where thousands fleeing war and devastating drought in Somalia are seeking much needed help
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