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ABC News correspondents also offer segments which include lifestyle issues and human-interest stories as well as newsmaker interviews in this Saturday evening edition of the national network newscast.

Lester Holt reports the day's major international and domestic news stories each weeknight; featuring human-interest segments called 'Making a Difference,' which spotlight ordinary Americans who positively affect the lives of those around them.

The technologies, programs, businesses and politics that shape global defense.

Upon returning home from active duty, it can be difficult for veterans to transition into civilian life. ""Hiring America"" tries to make it a little easier by showcasing companies that have jobs available for current and former members of the armed forces. In addition to the career opportunities, the show welcomes career counselors and HR specialists who provide tips to help the military members

Celebrities are interviewed and open up to share their lives and experiences.

Dr. Creflo Dollar ministers to people from all backgrounds with hopes for change; Creflo helps viewers find ways to renew their faith, mind, and spirit; based on the belief that the Bible is the written and inspired Word of God, the show is meant to invoke change in the lives of people across the globe; Creflo and his wife, Taffi, share their vision for everyone to hear the Word and gain understan

Pastor Mark Jeske shares the Good News of Jesus Christ in a weekly dose of straight talk and hope.

""MotorWeek"" is the first place to watch road tests of new vehicles. Regular segments include vehicle comparisons, fuel-efficient options and consumer-oriented news and features. Host, show creator and car expert John Davis travels America and the world, bringing viewers the latest automotive technologies and new car and truck models.

A look at cars and the people who create, buy and collect them.

The first generation of U.S.-born Asian Americans have their loyalties tested during World War II.

Celebrities are interviewed and open up to share their lives and experiences.

From a bat swung by one of baseball's boldest pioneers, to an iconic painting hidden behind a false wall, these astonishing finds prove that America's greatest treasures can turn up in the most unlikely places.

Across time and cultures, from ancient Egypt and Sumeria to Mesoamerica and ancient India, civilizations have preserved remarkably similar accounts of sky beings who bestowed the foundational elements of civilization.