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In tonight's episode, we open with Diane Sawyer in Memphis where she tells the story of the mighty Mississippi and how it's threatening the city. Then, Cynthia McFadden sits down with Chaz Bono, formerly Chastity Bono, who was best known as the daughter of performers Sonny Bono and Cher. Chaz speaks on his decision to become a man and his mother's reaction.
In tonight's episode, we take an exclusive look at the play-by-play of the raid on Osama Bin Laden's compound - from the first month's of surveillance to the day of the raid. Then, we get the latest on the US efforts to eliminate other Al Qaeda operatives. On a lighter note, we take an intimate look at the lives of polar bears and their cubs. Then, we take a look at Mother's day by the numbers.
In tonight's epdisode, we spend the day with 9/11 families as they revisit the first moments when they heard of the attacks. Next, we sit down with Shania Twain who is returning to the spotlight after falling from grace due to her husband's affair with her best friend. Finally, we bring you the story of the four-legged fighters who assisted the Navy SEALs in their raid on the Bin Laden compound
In tonight's podcast, more on Operation Trident Spear and the top-secret helicopter used in the mission, Jesse James speaks about his divorce with Sandra Bullock and the new life he's creating out of the spotlight, and while the average American may not like President Obama's work on economic recovery, Fortune 500 companies are loving it.
In tonight's podcast, we reveal new information on the 40 fatal minutes that comprised Operation Trident Spear, and Nick Schifrin describes the lifestyle of Bin Laden in the years leading up to his death this weekend. Brian Ross reports on what that could mean in terms of Bin Laden's recent involvement in Al Qaeda planning and what we could glean from the intelligence gathered from the compound, and Terry Moran recounts other tough decisions made by U.S. presidents in times of unrest.
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