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In tonight’s episode, New York’s Fashion Week is wrapping up with the hottest designers showing off the latest trends on the runway. However, the perception that you have to be skinny to be a model is shifting. Bats may draw comparisons to vampires and superheroes, but they are a crucial part of the ecosystem. And, a big flood in Colorado is forcing home evacuations.
In tonight’s episode, President Obama is putting a congressional vote regarding a military strike in Syria on hold while diplomatic solutions are pursued. ABC’s Lama Hasan went to the region with a team of doctors to see just what kind of damage the chemical weapons in question have done to Syrian citizens. And, the nation takes a moment to remember the 12th anniversary of 9/11 and all who were lost on that day.
In tonight's episode, President Obama directly addresses the American people and their concerns over a potential military strike in Syria. But as ABC's Terry Moran reports, Bashar al-Assad remains defiant and there may be a diplomatic solution. And it's been a busy season for the U.S Forest Service yet they continue to work with limited and outdated equipment.
In tonight's episode, President Obama sits down with ABC's Daine Sawyer to discuss America's options in Syria. And ABC's Gio Benitez travels to the Mississippi Delta where gator hunters seek to fight over-population and feed their families.
In this episode of Nightline, ABC’s Cynthia McFadden reveals a scam all vacationers should know. How do you know if you’re vacation rental is legitimate? It’s being called the craft brew movement. Americans are drifting away from big brand beers like Budweiser and drinking more local beer, small name beers. Katy Perry’s new music video for “Roar” has already clocked in 10 million views since its release.
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