"nightline" got unprecedented access to u.s. efforts to interdict, store and destroy the massive amounts of marijuana being pushed northward by mexican crime lords. at the border, drug-sniffing dogs. mobile x-ray machines. special cameras to slide down gas tanks. all used to hunt for contraband. >> we find sometimes narcotics inside dashes, air condition compressors, in the rims of the tires. in the side panels, in the roof. >> reporter: what does the government do with the tons of confiscated drugs? we went to one secret facility, one of the most restricted rooms in government. we had to sign paperwork to simply go from room to room and no employee working there could be identified. stored at this vault, $59 million worth of marijuana and every other drug you can think of, captured coming in from mexico. this is about 31 pounds of black tar heroin. estimated street value? about $1 million. the drugs go north. the cash and guns flow south to mexico in bulk. the drug lords use every tactic. submarines, tunnels, ultra light planes

>>> tonight on "nightline," tagged. out of 20 billion photos, they know who you are and what you look like. and today, facebook comes under fire for using face recognition technology on every photo you share. is it cool or creepy? and how does it work? >>> blockbuster time. summer is the season for movies to go big. and so, hollywood is reaching for a sequel, or two, or three. and just maybe some surprises. we'll look at what they're serving up with all that popcorn. >>> and, the accused. a highly publicized alleged terror plot. muslims in the u.s. army accused of a conspiracy to poison soldiers. now, in an exclusive interview, they tell us the real story. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden, terry moran, bill weir, and tonight, juju chang in new york city, this is "nightline," june 10th, 2011. >> and good evening, i'm juju chang. science fiction almost got it right. face recognition technology has become part of daily life. but except instead of controlling security access to top

>>> tonight on "nightline," mormon moment. a megahit broadway musical and now two presidential candidates. how mormonism is going main stream. but is the country ready to elect a mormon commander in chief? >>> dogs versus bears. in the wild scramble to keep bears out of the suburbs, wild life officers are turning to one incredible breed. but could these fearless dogs in fact be a bear's best friend? >>> and, death race the most dangerous motorcycle race in the world. held every year on a british island where nothing stops the riders. not even death. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 21st 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. many americans knowledge of the mormon church may be limited to casual associations with salt lake city, polygamy or pairs of missionaries in neck times going door to door. but that may be about to change. you seep, mormons and mormonism are now front and center on several of the country's bigges

>>> tonight on "nightline," get whitey. he was one of the fbi's ten most wanted, the mobster whose life became hollywood legend, living as a retiree. tonight, we have the inside story of whitey bulger and his capture. >>> pixar dust. the magic they sprinkle on every film has made this studio into an audience favorite and a box office cinch. so, how do they do it? we will take you inside the most creative office you've ever seen. that's fantastic. >>> and, first lady abroad. a one-on-one interview with michelle obama. she talks about what it was like to meet her hero and what advice she'll give her girls when they fall in love. >> oh, wow. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 23rd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. for years, he was right next to osama bin laden on the fbi's most wanted list. not only was whitey bulger charged with 19 murders, but for two decades, he was the g-man's snitch, shielded from prosecuti

for "nightline" this is dan harris. multi-policy discount.eico, saving people money on ore than just car insurance. ♪ geico, saving people money on moe than just car insurance. >>> the popularity of riverdance, the traditional irish folk dance revival, showed that an old language of movement could be made to speak to modern audiences. well, now the riverdance phenomenon is speaking to even newer audiences, although this time with a whimsical twist. and for nick watt in our encore presentation here, that is a "sign of the times." ♪ >> reporter: wait for it. wait for it. john cullinane from county cork, bust a move. irish dancing back in 1963. glum faces, arms limp, unused, it was all about the legs. oh, yeah. you know. then, along came flatley. michael flatley. turned this world on its head. mid '90s and riverdance was all we could talk about at my house. flatley cut loose and updated and ancient art form, shirt off, head band on, cheesy smile, check. a form that would last a thousand years. then, we noticed this on the internet. sacrilege. th

>>> tonight on "nightline," goner. after weeks of hoopla, congressman anthony weiner resigns. painfully act ward to the very end. >> today, i'm resigning from congress. >> we look at what finally made him decide to say good-bye. >>> plus, bullfighting school. when hollywood needs to train for scenes like this, he's the former matador they call on. so, when our neal karlinsky gives it a try, he finds out, you mess with the bull, and you might get the borns. >>> and, i correct. celebrity gossip is big business. but when the rumor mill goes too far, can correcting online falsehoods be a thing of its own? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 16th, 2011. >> good evening. we begin tonight with political scandal. democratic congressman anthony weiner resigned today after weeks of fallout over lewd pictures and messages he sent to women on the internet. house minority leader nancy p o pelo pelosi, who was among those prominent democrats calling all week for his resignation, rel

>>> tonight on "nightline," glimmer of hope. after american exchange student amanda knox is convicted for a sex-fueled murder in italy, new dna analysis emerges that could set her free, after almost four years in jail. we talk to her parents and have the latest from overseas. >>> human torpedos. it's sexy, fast and dangerous. and it's all the rage on this beach. free diving, taken to a new level. a race around and incredible underwater course. we channel our inner aquaman. >>> and, retouched. glamour shots manipulated to make women look prettier, skinnier, sexier. but no the practice is coming under fire, as not only in bad taste, but bad for public health. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 29th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm bill weir. it's been nearly four years since american exchange student amanda knox was arrested in italy and accused of killing her english roommate in a sexual encountetethat turned deadly violent.

>>> tonight on "nightline," enough to execute? the prosecution rests in the death penalty trial of casey anthony, the mother accused of killing her toddler. we'll take you inside the courtroom. >>> rock camp. for anyone with dreams of guitar glory, a fantasy camp where the rock god kons lorps play backup for campers and share tips on trashing hotel rooms. >> we're going to need a lot of extension korpds. >> but can this tone deaf reporter tap his inner jagger? tonight, "nightline" goes there. >> and, go the blooep to sleep. how a profane bedtime book became a hit. >> you know where you can go? the [ bleep ] to sleep. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 15th, 2011. >> good evening. for more than a month, police searched central florida for a beautiful toddler named caylee anthony. after her mother told police a nanny had kidnapped her. now, almost three years later, that mother, casey, faces the death penalty. she's accused

>>> tonight on "nightline" -- too young to diet? should kids barely old enough to tie their shoes be worrying about their weight, even when doctors say no to name calling? the obsession with their bodies starts on the playground for kids as young as 6. we take a look. >>> flamethrower. as wildfires rage in arizona, senator john mccain gets blowback for saying illegal immigrants are to blame. >> there's substantial evidence that some of these fires are caused by people who have crossed our border illegally. >> thousands are fleeing and almost a million acres are burned. we've got the latest. >>> and the super extra. recognize this guy? chances are, you've seen him before more than once. many times, actually. he's the most prolific extra in movie history. but who is he? >>> good evening, i'm terry moran. one reason eating disorders are so difficult to treat is that patients' troubled feelings about their bodies can be so hard to unravel. and it's all the more difficult when the patient is not an adult or even a high schooler but a you

>>> tonight on "nightline," where the truth lies. stunning new tapes in the trial of florida mom casey anthony, accused of murdering her daughter. we are in the courtroom as the evidence piles up and the defendant breaks down. >>> python posse. it's a job with serious hazards. but these snake hunters say the thrill is the point. >> you got him? >> join news the everglades. just be careful where you step. >>> and, the race is on. sarah palin and mitt romney drop in on new hampshire. but only one of them declared a presidential candidacy today. so, second time's the charm? we are on the campaign trail. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 2nd, 2011. >> announcer: good ev . >> good evening, i'm bill weir. it's only be a week, but the jury in the casey anthony trial has heard enough to fill an an thol. >>>. conversations with police, her own defense lawyer's version, no two stories agree or begin to explain how the defendant's 2-y

>>> tonight on "nightline" -- nuclear jeopardy. a fire is creeping close to an american nuclear lab and a flood surrounds a nuclear plant in the midwest. could our government get people out in time if what happened in japan happened here? >>> happy feet. the incredible story of a world traveler. an emperor penguin stranded thousands of miles from the south pole. we check out the team effort to give him a cool trip home. >>> and madam candidate. the controversial tea party candidate turned serious contender michele bachmann declares she's running for president. >> we can win in 2012 and we will win! >> and she's topping the polls already. but what kind of president would she make? >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. when an earthquake and tsunami fatally compromised a nuclear plant in japan in march, americans asked whether a similar disaster could strike here. well now only three months later we've got the spectacle of an american nuclear power plant surrounded by floodwaters and thousands are evacuating the area around the los alam

>>> tonight on "nightline," buy or rent? to buy or not to buy? for more and more people, the answer is a resounding "no." now, even with home prices as new post-bubble lows, is it smarter to rent than own? >>> plus, gas price godzilla? he may look small, but to the energy companies who want to tap these potentially oil-rich plains, this little lizard poses one giant threat. we look at what one tiny reptile could do. >>> and, off-court chic. they're paid to do this. but off the court? a growing number of professional basketball players have a passion to rival hoops. mens and womens fashion. we look at how the nba suits up. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden ame and bill weir in new york city this is "nightline," may 31st, 2011. >> good evening. we begin tonight with housing costs. today, newly released figures show that home prices are still dropping. the case schiller home price index is now 33.1% below its july 2006 peak. sound like a good time to buy? well, not so fast. home ownership levels

>>> tonight on "nightline," shop and tell. they're the super shoppers who purchase, post -- >> i just thought it was cute. >> and promote, sending thousands of fans into a buying frenzy. we look at shopping haulers, where tiny and cute -- >> i love that. >> moves millions. >>> summer plans? today, an arrest. a terror alarm. and new details on a threat list targeting hotels. is this activity a sign of trouble ahead? >>> and, father's day. president obama in a rare interview about fatherhood. his most tender moments with sasha and malia. >> it is those moments where you are enjoying each other's company. and that's the stuff that lasts. >> and what it was really like growing up without a dad. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 17th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, for some people, the only thing more fun than going shopping is showing off what they bought. thus was born the so-called haul video, shoppers m

>>> tonight on "nightline," state of emergency. deadly, unexpected tornadoes hit the east coast, downing trees, flipping cars. with severe storm warnings right across the region. will the catastrophic weather ever let up? >>> wiener-gate. he's one of the democrats rising young stars, but now congressman anthony weiner has spent the day explaining how one very lewd picture ended up posted to his twitter account. >> i'm reluctant to say anything about this. >> is it his or hackers? abc's jonthan karl puts him on the spot. >>> cancer calling? so, do they cause cancer or don't they? the controversy over cell phones being put on an official list of possible carcinogens heats up. does that mean it's time to hang up? we look at the research behind the headlines. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 1st, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, today marks the start of the atlantic hurricane season. but it was tornadoes, not hu

>>> tonight on "nightline," indicted. an arrest warrant is issued for former presidential candidate john edwards after a grand jury hits him with six criminal counts. >> i did not break the law. >> now, is edwards headed to prison? we've got the inside story of how a one-time presidential running mate may end uppen inmate. >>> recession pizza. it might seem like the pie is shrinking, but as more and more americans face hard times, there's one inexpensive dinner solution. we break down pizza-nomics, at 99 cents a mouth watering slice. >>> and stumds on strings. two brothers bring their brand of classical music to the u.s. ♪ and get a rock star welcome. sexy baroque is tonight's "sign of the times.". >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 3rd, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. it's an old truth in american politics. it's never the crime, it's the cover-up. an arrest warrant was issued today for former presidentia

>>> tonight on "nightline," train crash. a tractor trailer plows into an amtrak passenger train with fatal consequences and many injured. authorities say the crossing gates were working. we have the latest. >>> un-american? how one child was slipped into the country illegally and grew up to reach the pinnacle of his profession, despite false documents and constant fear. >> i wasn't supposed to be there. >> tonight, he tells us why he's coming clean. even though it could cost him everything. >>> and the $600 cookbook. meet the microsoft genius who spent a personal fortune to teach the world's best chefs and you how to cook perfect food. it takes him 30 hours to make a burger, but you'll get a taste of his skills in minutes. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 24th, 2011. >>> good evening, i'm bill weir. and we begin tonight with breaking news out of new york, where late tonight the state senate passed legislation perm

>>> tonight on "nightline," virtual cheating? forbet about phone sex today there are all kinds of ways to connect, sexting facebook and even doing it with an avatar online. how it's changing the hookup. >>> funny business. over the top, and off the wall. we go inside collegehumor.com and their formula for turning locker room jokes into loads of cash. >> sell sell sell. >>> and all about ann. she's known for fighting words, but conservative poster girl ann coulter has a soft side too. tonight we ask her about it. >> it's our -- you know you're luring me into talking about my private life. i'm not falling for that. >>> good evening, i'm terry moran. well, congressman anthony weiner is now a pariah in his own party with the latest being house minority leader nancy pelosi is upset he didn't warn her of the extent of his misdeeds until right before his bombshell news conference yesterday. weiner may be an extreme case of internet misbehavior but where exactly is the line these days between online flirtation and infidelity? if you wond

it was a breathtaking about-face from what weiner said last night here on "nightline." here's what he told abc's jonathan karl then. >> this is a twitter hoax. a prank that was done. i'm the victim of it. this poor girl is the victim. >> that didn't work so well. here is "20/20" anchor chris cuomo with the exclusive interview that set this all in motion today. >> i had made terrible mistakes that have hurt the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry. i've exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with about six women over the last three years. >> it was the last thing anthony weiner was expected to say a week into allegations of a congressman's online sexual exploits. but there he was, taking full responsible for something he had, until now, claimed was the result of computer hacking. >> to be clear, picture was of me and i sent it. >> last week, a picture of a man in his boxers surfaced, along with claims it was sent by congressman weiner over twitter. at the time, weiner gave an angry press conference denying he gave the photo to a college student.

>>> tonight on "nightline." fortune in fees. airlines raking billions in fees. extra charges for reservation changes. we look at how else airlines are making money, like buy-selling your lost luggage. >>> plus proposal planner. will you marry me? four simple words and some men are paying big bucks to make the big moment just right, but does it really count if the groom gets help? >>> and holy feast. you want to eat like you're in the promised land. a star philadelphia chef shares his secrets you won't soon forget. >>> good evening. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin with air travel and the new data out today that the fees airlines took last year for checked baggage and reservation changes added up to $5.7 billion. the anger many americans have long felt over those fees crystallized last week when soldiers coming home posted a video to youtube explaining how delta had charged 34 of them a total of almost $3,000 of additional luggage. ryan owens discovered when it comes to airlines and your bags, there are some surprising twists. >> reporter: it's the eye popping numb

>>> tonight on "nightline," candidate inc? the presidential campaign has begun. but it turns out that some of the most famous contenders are hoping you'll give them more than just your vote. has running for president become another way of getting rich? brian ross investigates. >>> plus, growing up tatum. he was one of hollywood's iconic leading men. but behind closed doors, life was far from glamorous. >> i was 13. i tried to commit suicide twice. >> now, tatum and ryan o'neal are sorting out their dysfunction on camera. >> i was blind. >>> and, soar or splat? it's the most expensive show ever mounted. the previews, a disaster. but bono told me, "spider-man" the musical was fixed. and tonight, it finally opens. what happened? we'll show you. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," june 14th, 2011. >> good evening. we begin tonight with politics. last night, the 2012 republican presidential hopefuls held their first nationally televised debate. representative miche

and then later on "nightline." >> i'm bill weir. coming up on "night lynn" --" nightline" staggering hem of a mom accused of killing her toddler. and come as i take my tone deafness and stage fright to rock and roll fantasy camp and get some tips from the rock god pros. enjoy the humiliation on "nightline." [ female announcer ] shopping for dad's day? give yourself the gift of jcp cash! no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or $20 off on the spot! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. give yourself the gift of jcp cash! no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or $20 off on the spot! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> when temperatures climb, windows open, and that can be dangerous for little ones. a two-year-old boy fell out of a secon

>>> tonight on "nightline," bizarre addictions. people hooked on sleeping with blow dryers eating fem out of bras, even eating glass. where do strange addictions come from? and how to shake them. we meet people trying to quit. the power of touch. scientists say the teams that touch the most win the most. why tough touches tend to be top athletes. how touch may make you feel braver and your kids better in school. and the sports guy. bill simmons didn't become the most influential sports writer in america without his share of heart break. tonight he talks about the thrill of victory and the agony of -- you know. in a rare look behind the curtain. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. we talk a lot about addiction these days to describe everything from compulsive sexual behavior to actual drug use. but the psychology of addiction remains a mystery to us. why some people develop a need for a particular form of stimulation. well, tonight, we're going to look at some of the most difficult to explain cases. strange addictions. people whose a

then later on "nightline". >> about coming up next on "nightline". bizarre addictio addiction.eople hooked on sleeping with blow dryers or eating glass. where do strange addictions come from? >> the power of touch. why top touchers tend to be top athletes. and how touch may >> closed captioning brought to "nightline". s. >> family friends mourn the loss of three-month old boy who police say was the victim of gang violence. isaac garcia died after someone opened fire on his family early sunday morning inside their car in east palo alto. his parents were also wounded but they are expected to recover. family friends gather for the memorial service in redwood city tonigh tonight. >> it's for the family. the parents. this is their son. >>reporter: police have arrested 17-year-old boy for isaac murder. detectives believe he and another young man shot at the family after miss taking them for rival gang members. prosecutors are trying him as an adult. >> using cell phone during take off could cause a crash. secret air line industry report shows for the first time that individual electr

and then on "nightline." >> dan and carolyn, coming up on "nightline" a mega hit broadway musical and how mormonism is going mainstream. and you think your pooch is fearless? meed the breed trained to -- meet the breed trained to take on bearsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrs >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> president obama is expected to announce the imminent withdraw of troops from afghanistan when he announces an exit strategy tomorrow night. the president will bring roughly 5,000 troops home this summer and another 5,000 by the end of the year. there are roughly 100,000 american troops now in afghanistan. abc news will carry the president's announcement, and you can see it here on abc7 live tomorrow at 5:00. the senate confirmed leon panetta in the senate. >>> one san francisco neighborhood has come up with a unique idea designed to lure people from around the city to shop in their community. they now have their own debit card. it is believed to be the first of its kind in the country. >> the summer solstice stroll in vernon heights. it is a chance for ne

. >> all that's coming up and then on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline" a tractor-trailer plows into an amtrak train with fatal consequences. we'll have the latest plus how an illegal immigrant could have one of the most respected journalists and why he is >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> gangster james "whitey" bulger appeared in a courtroom. he was arrested in santa monica after 16 years on the run. during his court appearance he asked for a public defender and prosecutors objected citing the $800,000 of cash found in his santa monica apartment. bulger said he could pay for an attorney if the fbi returned the money. he was the boss of the irish mob in boston and linked to 19 murders. his girlfriend also made her initial court appearance of charges of harboring a fugitive. >>> there is welcome financial news in sonoma county where millions of dollars will roll in this weekend. nascar has come to town once again, and when the roar of the crowd fades, as wayne freedman reports, we may have learned something available about the state of our

don't forget, "nightline" after your late local news. a special one-hour edition of "nightline" tonight in primetime, and you'll be back tomorrow morning. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. we hope you have a good evening, as you return to regular >>> next at 5:00, the bay area afghan community weighs on the us use and encouraging news from doctors treating brian stow. its coming up. >>> after this reduction our troops will continue to come home. security forces move into the lead. our mission will change from combat to support. >> good evening, you've just heard the speech on the war in afghanistan. >> tonight he set the course for the withdrawal of 33,000 troops and calling for 10,000 troops to come home in two phases started this summer. another 23,000 by next summer. >> in fremont's little kabul with reaction to the afghan community with what the president had to say. >> we're tired of war. you know the afghan women. >> the coalition in fremont says she agree was the withdrawal, but worries about after the withdrawal is

those stories coming up a bit later on "nightline." >> dan and carolyn, coming up next on "nightline" with housing prices at a new low, is it better to buy or to rent? what some experts may say that will shock you. and could your gas prices >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> sarah palin and donald trump shared pizza and political conversation in midtown manhattan this evening. trump announced recently he will not seek the republican nomination for president. palin has not revealed if she will try to get on the gop ticket. trump says he would love for palin to rin. palin says the two share plenty in common, including quote, seeing our economy put back on the right track. >>> new york congressman got combative with reporters when they try to get a straight answer about whether he sent a hued photograph to a young woman on twitter. >> from your twitter account a lewd photograph was sent to a college student. answer the question, was it from you or not? >> sir. permit me -- do you guys want me to finish my answer? >> yes. >> the back and forth went on for

all that coming up later on "nightline". >> come up next on "nightline". should kids barely old enough to tie their shoes be worrying about their weight? even when doctors say no, playground pressure can be hard to overcome. >> plus john mccain insend year xents on who started wildfire >> plus john mccain insend year xents on who started wildfire in arizona that's on [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> at least 44 people killed when russian jet liner crashed in heavy fog tonight trying to land in the city near the fin border. runway fog lights had failed. plane took off from moscow with 43 passengers and crew of 9. there are 8 survivors including a 10-year-old

on "nightline". >> him if coming up next on "nightline". shocking new tapes in the trial of that florida mom accused of killing her daughter and partying in the days a.we are in the courtroom. plus we wade into the everglades with python hunters who say getting bitten is part of the fun. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. sf. >> 2 initial public offering announcements tonight. group on filed papers oakland base pandora closer to setting the opening share price. radio company hopes to raise 123 million dollars on the i p o. pandora expects to sell the stock in the 7 to 9 dollar range. >> many investors are anxious for on line coupon seller group on to jump into the i p o game. they took the first step forward today selling by filing paper with the sec. group on grew 22,000 percent last year and already matched that rate in the first quarter of this year. >>> hacker have hit the sony network system again for the second time since april hackers bro

all of that coming up then later on "nightline". >> i'm come up next on "nightline". natural disaster threatening u.s. nuclear facilities. could what happened in japan happen here? l. >> plus we have the incredible story of an accidental world traveler. penguin rescuers hope to give a cool trip home on#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t#t >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> former illinois governor glaing faces up to 15 years of prison found guilty of corruption charges. >> i'm frankly stunned. there's not much left to say other than we want to get home to our little girls and then try to sort things out. >>reporter: this was the second time he was tried on the charges. first trial ended with the jury deadlocked on all but one count that was lying to the fbi. this time the jury convicted the ex governor on wide range of corruption charges including trying to sell barack obama vacated senate seat. >> 1,000 dollar reward offered tonight in the case of 2 wounded falcons. department of fish and game says someone in the oa

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for "nightline," this is dan harris in new york. >> her new book is in stores.c news. we hope you check in for "good morning america." while you're sleeping, we're always on line at abcnews.com. we'll see you here tomorrow. >> dicky: tonight on an all new "jimmy kimmel live." >> jimmy: send them on myspace where no one will notice. >> dicky: bachelorette ashley hebert. >> i gave him a shot. >> jimmy: your judgment is not that good. >> concentrate. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, paris hilton and ashley hebert and national spelling bee champ and music from sara bareilles with cleto and the cletones. and now why not, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the program. thanks for being here. seated and just as i like you. we were off last night. we usually do a show but we had a special prime time nba show and missed out on a lot of important wiener jokes. tonight i vow to make that up to you. in case you haven't heard anthony wiener spent time dodging questions

warriors picking 11th. >> thanks. >>> "nightline" is next. for larry beil and sandhya patel, thank you for watching. we appreciate your time and hope you watch us again tomorrow. you can see

. >> and then late other "nightline." >> coming up next, has the war on drugs failed? we go inside a giant border crossing drug bust and see the government's secret stash. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> tonight a shocking undercover report on the food we eat. >> they spent two months under cover at one of the largest pork producers that supplies some of the major grocery stores in the bay area. >> she shared it with dan noyes. a word of caution, some of the pictures are very difficult to watch, but they are essential to this story. >> they really are. still it is probably not something young children should see. here is dan's report. >> the activist got a job for the past two months. >> i used my real name and my real contact information and i was highered just like any other employ -- employee and i did exactly what was asked of me. >> she carried a hidden camera with her and carried station rates. they spend most of their lives in the seven by two foot cages. they can't turn around or easily lie on their side. >> they naturally de

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that's all coming up and then later on "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. dan and carolyn, coming up next, an arrest warrant is issued for the former presidential candidate john edwards after a grand jury hits him with six criminal counts. is he going to prison? plus pizza-nomics. how the slice business is booming as americans watch theieieieieieieieieieieieieieiei >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> two-time presidential candidate john edwards pled not guilty to charges of illegally using campaign contributions to cover up an affair and out of wedlock child. edwards was indicted on six felony counts including conspiracy and receiving illegal campaign contributions. prosecutors claim the former senator solicited and spent $925,000 to hide his affair with rielle unit her during his -- during his 2008 bid for the white house. >> there is no question i have done wrong. i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i have caused others. i did not break the l

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and then late other "nightline." >> i'm cynthia mcfaden.coming up next, presidential contenders are asking for more than your vote. it could be just another way to get rich. and a legendary hollywood father and daughter, ryan and tatum o'neil are trying to tatum o'neil are trying to patch things up on camera. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> oakland-based pandora will make its debut on wall street in the morning. the internet radio service will of oner stock at $16 a share when trading opens. it puts the value at $2.5 billion, five times greater than what pandora's own board thought the company was worth six months ago. analysts feel the registered users make it an attractive stock even though the company has lost $92 million since it started. the eipo comes -- the ipo comes after linke

and then later on "nightline". >> coming up next on "nightline"a star democratic congressman admits to exchang exchanging explicit photo over the internet. we have the inside story of sexting and send button. >> plus a legal ballots over whether an internationally aclaimed die coat do more harm whether an internationally aclaimed die coat do more harm than good. that's all on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> trip old shooting that took the life of this three-month old baby in east palt palo alto 0this weekend was the result of mistaken identity. police have arrested a teenager in the case thanks to cooperation from the public. the 17-year-old matches the sketch on the left. police believe the other sketch shows his 16-year-old accomplice who is now in custody on a weapons charge. more tonight from corina. >> they destroy my family. l they kill my baby l and they kill part of my soul, too. >>reporter: miss lopez broke down at news conference where police announced an arrest in the shooting death of her three-month old son isaa

and then on "nightline". >> i'm terry moran. dan, coming up the super shoppers behind on-line videos that sends thousands of fans on a frenzy. plus today an arrest a terror alert, and new details of a threat list targeting hotels. is it a sign of trouble ahead.0ñ ñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñr

abc's "nightline" anchor terry moran covers the court for us and tells us how, by 7 to 2, the justices came to their verdict. good evening, terry. so how did it happen? >> reporter: diane, it was a strong free speech ruling, no question about it. even though many of the justices were clearly disturbed by these games. we're talking about games like grand theft auto, vice city, postal 2, duke nuke 'em. mortal combat. children who play these games can kill, shoot, maim, dismember, shoot john f. kennedy in the head, re-enact columbine. and california wanted to ban their sales to minors. the court said no way. that restricts free speech. justice scalia said in his opinion government might be able to restrict sexual materials but not violent and other materials. he said state power does not include a free-floating power to restrict the ideas to which children may be exposed. and he compared these games to grimm's fairy tales and lord of the flies and other violent materials that kids have access to. >> so the court is really saying this is the parent's problem. >> reporter: that's it exactly

"nightline" in bellevue, washington. >> the face says it all. that fancy mac and cheese recipe can be found at the "nightline" page at abcnews.com. thank you for watching. "gma" will have the latest on the breaking stories. have a great weekend, everybody. >> dicky: tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: anthony weiner is still in the news for the worst possible reason. is it too late to tell people it's pronounced whiner? >> dicky: kathy griffin. director j.j. abrams. and music from friendly fires. >> jimmy: the only thing that could possibly make this right, i think, is if we find out weiner's wife got pregnant by arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with exciting news. "jimmy kimmel live" has its very on app. here now, all the details with guillermo. who apparently is not here. hold on a second. ♪ >> hello? jimmy? >> jimmy: yes, where are you? we are waiting for you to start the show. >> sorry, i'm so busy enjoying the "jimmy kimmel live" app to talk to you right now. good-bye. [ laughter ] ay yi yi. jimmy worries so muc

>> "nightline," we did something on ms13 which is a gang in south america. we went down there. part of it, you want the subject to feel comfortable. you are sort of acknowledging the conditions and the environment that people live in. sometimes, for those people, in their world, talking to the media or anyone else can be dangerous. >> let's back off of where you are now. abc, how long have you been there? >> i have been there nine years last november. >> where were you before? >> cnn, three years. >> when did you get to actually write? >> in college, i took this course. for some reason, he took some interest in me. he said, you know, you may want to consider journalism. and he helped me get the job once i graduated with the world news. i was there for two and a half years. i covered a couple of town halls. i covered the city and a couple of universities. i covered crime. i covered everything. when my colleagues said, you know, you may want to think about going to a bigger paper, maybe "the post" or "the new york times." me? i am would first-ever. but i got to send ben bradlee s