In tonight's episode, ABC's David Muir reports of the Justice Department's decision to penalize 5 major banks about the way they've handled foreclosures.  After more than 30 years, a new nuclear plant will be built in the U.S. and ABC's Steve Osunsami has all the details.  Then, ABC's Pierre Thomas learns more about private life of Steve Jobs through recently released FBI files.  For the first time, the social worker who went with the Powell children to their house is speaking out - exclusively to ABC's Chris Cuomo.  Finally, ABC's Diane Sawyer goes through President Obama's new campaign playlist.

In tonight's episode, ABC's Jim Avila reports on a surprising new airport security leniency, will air travel stay safe?  Then, ABC's David Muir reports from the Romney camp where they are reeling after the loss of three key states in Tuesday's primaries.  World News Tonight host Diane Sawyer speaks with ABC's George Stephanopoulos to learn the very latest in the GOP primaries.  A sexual abuse scandal at an elementary school rocks schools around the country, and ABC's Cecilia Vega has all the latest details.  Finally, could dogs with cancer be the cure to finding a cure for humans?  ABC's Dr. Richard Besser looks into treatments being done on both humans and dogs. 

In tonight's episode, ABC's David Muir brings us good news about job numbers.  ABC's Jake Tapper reports on the continuing conflict between the Catholic Church and a new White House order...is it constitutional?  Then, ABC's Christiane Amanpour reports on the conflict in Syria as the people despair over the news that their First Lady does not plan to help them in the battle against Assad. ABC's Brian Ross investigates some disturbing accusations coming out about air marshalls. It's the hottest trend at the supermarket...but what does it mean? ABC's Elizabeth Leamy looks into whole wheat, whole grain, and multi-grain products.  Finally, ABC's John Berman reports on a MLB baseball player who is turning to a different sort of game.

In tonight's episode, ABC's Neal Karlinsky reports on the latest information surrounding the fire set by Josh Powell that killed him and his two sons.  Then, get ready for higher gas prices!  ABC's Cecilia Vega has all the details on why you should expect to pay a lot more for gas by May.  ABCs Martha Raddatz has new information of videos obtained from Syria as the attacks from the country's leaders continue.  ABC's John Berman studies how your brain is affected by stressful situations by examining how Eli Manning performed in the Super Bowl.  Finally, ABC's Andrea Canning looks into just how much work Madonna's halftime show at the Super Bowl took.

In tonight’s podcast, much of the country swallowed by a record storm, with flights grounded, highways shut, and avalanche warnings. We let you know where the storm is heading next. Jobs on the rise - a quarter-million new jobs in one month, and unemployment at a three year-low. Who is hiring? On alert - Iran warns the u-s and Israel not to attack, while Jewish centers and schools in the u-s and around the world are warned to ramp up security. And made in America - David Muir and our team at the Super Bowl check out the field, the trophy, and Tom Brady’s jersey. How much is made in the USA? And the NFL responds to our challenge.

In tonight's episode, ABC's Claire Shipman reports on a national showdown underway between a breast cancer group and Planned Parenthood.  ABC's David Muir spoke with Donald Trump about his endorsement of Romney for president.  What food chain had a salmonella outbreak three months ago? ABC's Brian Ross investigates why we didn't know which chain it was when it happened.  ABC"s Diane Sawyer speaks with our Senior Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Martha Raddatz, to learn about Panetta's recent anouncement.  Finally, ABC's Dr. Richard Besser examines a new drug that may help depression.

In tonight's episode, ABC's David Wright has information on the Nuclear Reactor leak in California, and whether it is dangerous or not.  Travelling with the Romney camp, ABC David Muir reports on Mitt's latest gaffe just a day after his big win in Florida.  It may have been a warm January in the U.S. but other parts of the world are feeling the cold, ABC's Sam Champion reports on this year's wacky winter weather.  Finally, how dangerous are tanning salons?  ABC's Jim Avila has some shocking discoveries.

In tonight's episode, the World News team keeps a close eye on the Florida Primary results as polls starts to close.  ABC's David Muir is at the Romney camp where exit polls show him leading the pack.  ABC's Diane Sawyer and Geroge Stephanopoulos  discuss the latest exit polls coming out of Florida, and what this might mean for the candidates.  ABC's Martha Raddatz brings us a new warning about Iran from the Director of National Intelligence.  ABC's Abbie Boudreau reports on a new cheating scandal in a college...that doesn't involve the students.  Finally, ABC's Nick Watt has a story about women joining a man's workforce in construction, and how they're doing it.

In tonight's epsiode, ABC's Matt Gutman reports from Florida where a fiery highway crash happened over the weekend. That's not the only news coming out of Florida jsut one day before the primary; ABC's David Muir reports on Romney's widening lead and the negative ads.  ABC's Diane Sawyer talks with George Stephanopoulos for more information on the Florida Primary, and what it might mean for Newt's campaign.  A new discovery is causing outrage at Freddie Mac, and ABC's Jim Avila has all the details.  Finally, Diane Sawyer speaks with the father of the girl who was held captive by Somalian pirates for three months to learn more about her time as a prisoner, and her current condition.

In tonight’s episode, the US economy grows faster in the final quarter of last year than it did in the past 8 months, so is this the confidence boost American companies need to start hiring again?  Next, an American Journalist held hostage in Somalia…ABC’s Martha Raddatz has the details.  Next, an unapproved chemical was found in eleven shipments of orange juice from overseas.  Government inspectors took samples to see what they would find.  In a small upstate New York community, some students are experience strange tics.  And Patriots’ quarterback Tom Brady prepares for the super bowl as well as reaches out to help save his lifelong coach.