in new york city, this is "nightline," march 26th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm terry moran.nd we begin tonight with a murder charge in a tragic case we've been following since october. that's when 7-year-old somer thompson disappeared on her walk home from school outside of jacksonville, florida. an expansive search ended just a few days later, when her body was found in a land fill 50 miles away. well, today, police announced they have their killer. for the family of this little girl, it is a terrible moment, packed with emotion, as senior justice correspondent pierre thomas reports. >> 158 days ago, my 7-year-old twin daughter was walking home from school. someone took her away from me, her siblings and the world. a monster. that's all this person is is a monster. >> reporter: somer's dispeerps last october 19th was a mystery that destroyed the small florida town's sense of innocence. today, police said they believe they found the monster. >> jared harrell has now by formally charged with the murder of somer thompson. >> reporter: the suspect, a 24-year-old man living only

. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," march 24th, 2010. >> good evening. they call themselves warriors, fighting the good fight of faith. but it's hard to imagine that anyone today would encourage christians to be violent. indeed in matthew's goes sell, jesus is quoted as saying, if anyone slaps you on the right cheek, then turn to him the other also. but not it seems in all cases or places, because tonight, you're going to meet a group of christians who are not only full of faith, they also love to fight. as ryan owens now reports for our series "faith mather matter" >> reporter: late friday night at the pure country bar in kentuc kentucky, a fight breaks out. but this isn't your grandfather's bar fight. >> hurt like hell, but -- >> as soon as i tape you, let's pray. >> reporter: and some of these fighters give bible beaters -- >> we thank you for the opportunity to go out tonight and to train and compete -- >> reporter: a whole new meaning. >> lord, we pray that you protect our fig

. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," march 23rd, 2010. >>> good evening. it was a german philosopher that announced "god is dead." and yet more than a chentury later, one survey found that 82% claim a religious affiliation. of course, that hasn't stopped agnostics and atheists from arguing against a supreme being, particularly with today's remarkable sentific advancements. the two sides remain firmly entrenched. dan harris is the adjudicator in tonight's faceoff, does god have a future? >> reporter: god is pretty much everywhere in our culture. on "american idol." >> in god there's no failure. >> reporter: at football games. on the stump. >> god bless you. god bless america! >> reporter: and, of course, on oprah. >> god isn't out there, but god is out there, and in here, and all around. >> that is all. >> reporter: but increasingly, believers see god coming under siege. >> i deny. >> definitely deny. >> the existence. >> of the holy spirit. >> reporter: which brings us to tonight's

." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfaddentline," march 19th, 2010. >> good evening. it's the end of another week, and like millions of americans, you've probably started to relax with some highly processed fast convenience food. many take the junk food option because they say it's cheap and easier to prepare. but according to some experts, that approach has led to an obesity and public health crisis. so, is it possible to change our fast food habits? well, one celebrity chef is on a crew said to do just that. and he's decided to start in the unhealthiest place in the country. as vicki mabrey now reports. >> i want to get everything in the middle now. here's your braeakfasts. there's the bloody corn dogs. >> wow. >> reporter: this is what stacy edwards, 35-year-old mother of four, fields her family every week. >> you tell me how you feel looking at this. >> yeah, it's gross. >> reporter: not that she's ever looked at it this way before. not until british chef and activist jamie oliver came to huntington and made her face up to

." >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," march 17th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with an investigation that is sure to make you angry. at a time when most americans are watching every penny, we're going to show you how criminals bilk taxpayers for billions. the government even admits that a staggering $60 billion is stolen annually from medicare. but the haul is probably much larger than that, in the hund d hundreds of billions what was clear to us after our investigation is that medicare fraud is one crime that does pay, and pay, and pay. tonight, "nightline" instigates medicare fraud. >> let's go. >> reporter: federal agents piper and perez is on the trail of some of the most illusive and richest criminals in the u.s. part of a special strike force in south florida. what can you see? >> well, it's closed. >> reporter: this is supposed to be a working pharmacy. >> reporter: i have more than this in my medicine cabinet at home. i'm not kidding. >> this

. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. >> good evening. >> i'm cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: first ten years, crisis. >> the state department today reviced its figure on the number of hostages held in tehran from 49 to 50. >> reporter: gadhafi. kermit. >> you're looking very wall street indeed if i may say so. >> i tried to wear my more dapper stuff to look as good as you. >> stand by, check. >> reporter: an epic anchor. epic questions. >> did you have anything to say? >> reporter: epic hair. >> that is, i'm not bald, and yes, for what it's worth, that is my own hair up there. >> reporter: live from everest. >> for the first time, a live television picture of mt. everest. >> reporter: live with jim and tammy faye. >> i do like to shop but i am a bargain hunter. >> reporter: living proof of middle east tensions. >> we need a symbolic divider between our israeli guests on the one hand and our palestinian guests on the other. >> reporter: next ten years. the three ms. mandela. >> i should know better than you. >> reporter: madonna. >> i thought that once again i was going to be able to be