Perspective Podcast - July 26, 2013
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In this edition of Perspective...
The Royal Baby Arrives
The royal baby has arrived. The future King of England was born on Monday. The next day, William and Kate stepped out of St. Mary's Hospital with their son, greeted by cheers from the crowd gathered there. ABC's Lama Hasan was in London all week for the celebrations and brings us more on His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge.
Growing Up Royal
Currently less than a week old, Prince George has no idea about the royal life that awaits him as heir to the nearly one-hundred year-old House of Windsor. For more on what it means to grow up royal, here's ABC's Dan Abrams.
The Good Wives?
Two years ago, Anthony Weiner resigned his seat in Congress after he was caught sending inappropriate pictures to random women. Now, new allegations have surfaced, saying he continued sending inappropriate messages for months after his resignation. Earlier this week, the candidate for mayor of New York City held a press conference to address the issue. Here's ABC's John Donvan.
Fatal Error?
An unprecedented federal review of death penalty crimes has revealed 27 cases where FBI forensics experts may have helped garner wrongful convictions. Now we examine one bloody murder and a questionable investigation that condemned a man to death, but did the state execute an innocent man? ABC's Terry Moran has the story.
Hernandez and Lloyd
This week Patriot's Coach Bill Belichick answered questions for the first time about former player Aaron Hernandez, who now stands accused of murder. The Florida Gators, the team Hernandez played for in college, removed all references to the player both in and around its stadium. The former NFL star remains behind bars, charged with the murder of his friend, Odin Lloyd. But how did these two men meet and what could have caused Hernandez to allegedly commit the crime? ABC's John Schriffen reports from Boston.
The ABC News Fixer
Smokers looking to quit today often turn to electronic cigarettes to help kick the habit ... smokers like Cassandra Faulkner.
Miracle Doctor?
His methods are unorthodox and he has numerous critics. Yet this man says he has a miracle cure for some mysterious medical conditions. While alternative treatments for dehabilitating diseases are not a new concept, one chiropractor's unusual brand of surgery-free healing is garnering attention. ABC's Juju Chang has the details.
Host: Cheri Preston
Producer: Colin Tipton
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