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In tonight’s episode, ABC’s Byron Pitts explores the Arizona border with Mexico and finds out just what the money from the new immigration bill will buy. Seamless is transforming the way you get your food when you’re in dire need of a snack. And, the Boston bombing suspect was indicted by a federal grand jury.
In tonight’s episode, the Supreme Court hands down a landmark ruling on same-sex marriages that could have historic implications. NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez was released from the New England Patriots after being arrested and charged for the murder of a semi-pro football player in Massachusetts. And, Michael Jackson’s kids testified in court in the wrongful death lawsuit against AEG Live.
In tonight's episode, the second day of the George Zimmerman trial was filled with graphic evidence, as the prosecutors try to depict Zimmerman as paranoid and violent. They may be elusive but are still friendly, ABC's Gloria Riviera travels to China to get a glimpse of the golden snub-nosed monkey.
In tonight's episode, as the U.S government becomes more concerned with what secrets Edward Snowden might reveal, as he remains in hiding. A red panda escaped from the National Zoo in Washington D.C and created a social media sensation, but despite their cuteness, these tiny creatures are in danger.
In tonight’s episode, the makers of a new documentary believe that while killer whales are no threat to humans in the wild, might be driven to violence while as a tourist attraction. Police are still trying to figure out if New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was involved in a murder. And, mail carriers in China saved a toddler falling off the fifth story of a building.
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