Nightline Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• 1997 Predictions

  Sam Donaldson and panelists look at the year ahead; with Mary Matalin; Jerry Nachman, former WCBS-TV executive; columnist Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune.

• The '96 Vote
• The '96 Vote

  The battle for Congress.

• The '96 Vote

  On the campaign trail with the vice presidential candidates; poll results.

• The '96 Vote

  The presidential debate; poll results.

• The '96 Vote

  The significance of presidential polls; a report on the 2nd Congressional District in Georgia; with political analyst Charles Cook.

• The '96 Vote

  Clinton and Dole campaign advertising on television; with David Bell, American Association of Advertising Agencies and advertising executives Donny Deutsch; presidential poll results.

• The '96 Vote

  President Clinton's foreign policy record.

• The '96 Vote

  Voter apathy; presidential poll results.

• The '96 Vote

  The gender gap in voters; poll results.

• Addicted to Love: Modern Sex in America

  Sex addiction, infidelity and how the Internet affects people's sex lives.

• After the Fall

  The celebration in downtown Baghdad is cut short by a suicide bombing, firefights and the assassination of a Shi'ite religious leader.

• The Age of Jazz

  Ted Koppel interviews jazz musicians Lionel Hampton, Milt Hinton and Doc Cheatham.

• All I Want for Christmas

  A day at the largest Toys 'R Us in the country.

• America in Black and White

  Threats cause a black nurse's aide to move out of an all-white neighborhood.

• America in Black and White

  Professor Andrew Hacker; growing up black vs. growing up white.

• America in Black and White

  Segregated focus groups discuss racism.

• America in Black and White

  Educator Jane Elliott discusses teaching children about race.

• America in Black and White

  Health-care and race; Surgeon General David Satcher.

• America in Black and White

  Racial profiling; Christopher Darden.

• America in Black and White

  Police harassment of black motorists.

• America in Black and White

  Little Rock, Ark, marks 40 years of desegregation.

• America in Black and White

  Desegregation has a lasting impact on Central High in Little Rock, Ark.

• America in Black and White

  A police officer's rude, foul-mouthed and belligerent behavior prompts his arrest.

• America in Black and White

  Businesses in black communities; race and the local television news media.

• America in Black and White

  Police officers and citizens discuss crime and race.

• America in Black and White

  Race, the media and crime reporting.

• America in Black and White

  A fatal traffic accident in Buffalo, N.Y., sets off racial controversy.

• America in Black and White: Prom Night

  A small Georgia town has two separate proms, one white only and one integrated.

• America in Black and White: Two Towns of Jasper

  Ted Koppel anchors a town meeting from Jasper, Texas, where James Byrd Jr. was dragged to his death in 1998.

• America in the Red

  A regional furniture manufacturer closes a plant, laying off 270 workers.

• American Patriot/Soviet Spy?

  The FBI sought Joel Barr for 40 years for alleged involvement in the Rosenberg spy ring.

• American Stradivarius

  Guitar manufacturer C.F. Martin & Co.

• Anatomy of a Massacre

  War crimes in Bosnia; with journalist Rod Norland, Newsweek.

• Anonymous

  U.S. intelligence agent reveals new information on Osama bin Laden.

• Are We Scaring Ourselves to Death? The People Respond

  John Stossel moderates a town meeting on risk management; with a studio audience.

• Ask Suze

  Suze Orman offers financial advice.

• At the Brink

  The story of one Kosovar family; Ted Koppel at Aviano Air Force Base in Italy.

• At the Brink

  Journalist Tony Birtley travels with Kosovo Liberation Army inside Kosovo and to their base camps on the Albanian border; Ted Koppel in Krume, Albania.

• At the Brink

  Yugoslav Foreign Minister Zivadin Jovanovic; Belgrade residents tell how their lives have changed since the bombings; Ted Koppel in Belgrade.

• At the Brink

  Apache helicopter pilots and crews prepare for military action; Forrest Sawyer in Tirana, Albania.

• At the Brink

  NATO peacekeeping troops in Bosnia; Ted Koppel in Bosnia.

• At the Brink

  The U.S. flight crews and pilots fly missions over Yugoslavia; Ted Koppel at Aviano Air Force Base in Italy.

• Autism

  Two boys with autism begin an intervention therapy known as applied behavioral analysis.

• The Avengers

  The story of revenge exacted by Holocaust survivors from Nazis.

• Babes, Bombs and Dirty Tricks: How to Provoke a War

  The Kennedy administration and plans to oust Fidel Castro; Alexander Haig; author Ernest May.

• Bad Options: The Crisis in Kosovo

  Town meeting on Kosovo; Hodding Carter; Lawrence Eagleburger; James R. Schlesinger; retired Lt. Gen. Thomas Kelly; Brent Scowcroft; anchor Ted Koppel.

• Baseball in Black and White

  Remembering Jackie Robinson.

• Beating Depression

  Journalist George Watson discusses his bout with depression.

• Beneath the Surface: Iraqi Oil and Simmering Tensions

  David Wright reports on the struggle to control Iraq's oil industry.

• Beyond Hate

  Filmmaker Arthur Dong researches violence against homosexuals.

• The Biochemical Threat

  The mystery and fear surrounding Iraq's possible use of chemical weapons; latest updates on the war.

• Biowar

  A scenario shows the impact biological terrorism may have on a major city.

• Bob Woodruff's Journey

  Journalist Bob Woodruff shares a bond with the brain specialist whose surgical procedures helped him recover from injuries sustained in Iraq.

• Born Too Soon: Inside the Neo-Natal Unit

  Four families have premature babies at the neonatal intensive-care unit of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian.

• The Boston Nanny Trial

  A British au pair faces charges in the death of an infant in her care in Boston.

• Boys to Men

  Student leaders who gathered in 1963 Washington as Boys Nation reunite 35 years later.

• Breaking Par

  Swedish golfer Annika Sorenstam plays on the PGA tour; gender and competition; pro soccer player Julie Foudy; psychologist Dr. John Gray.

• Bridge to Baghdad

  The 3rd Infantry Division seizes a key bridge across the Euphrates River; winning the hearts and minds of the Iraqi people; baseball season opening day.

• Bumpy Road

  Terrorist bombings in Israel put the 'road map' peace plan on hold.

• Carmen's Story

  Former homeless woman discusses the dangers of life in the streets of Washington, D.C.

• Castaways

  Rehabilitation program for juvenile offenders on an island off Cape Cod, Mass.

• Caught in the Crossfire

  Ted Koppel reports on the latest developments in the war with Iraq; Bob Brown reports on how the world's media is reporting the war.

• Childhood Obesity

  Texas Children's Hospital tackles the growing epidemic of childhood obesity.

• The Children of War

  Genocide in Rwanda.

• Child's Play: Privilege, Power and Preschool

  The difficulties of getting children into preschool and kindergarten in major U.S. cities.

• Child's Play: Privilege, Power and Preschool

  The difficulties of getting children into preschool and kindergarten in major U.S. cities.

• Chinese for Toddlers

  Foreign-language lessons for toddlers.

• A Chorus Line

  Behind the scenes of the musical 'A Chorus Line.'

• Circle Is Closing

  Risks and benefits of various approaches to Baghdad; views of the U.S. presence in Iraq; missing journalists are located.

• The Clinton Years
• The Clinton Years
• The Clinton Years
• The Clinton Years
• The Clinton Years
• Coming Home: The Invisible Casualties of War

  The psychological impact of war; soldiers returning from Iraq with post-traumatic stress disorder.

• Coming Home: The Invisible Casualties of War

  Reporter and author Chris Hedges discusses his views of the psychology of covering wars.

• The Computer and the Year 2000

  An examination of computer problems expected in the year 2000.

• Condo Craze; Romanian Orphans

  The real-estate market cools; Romania warehouses abandoned children with developmental disabilities in backrooms of psychiatric hospitals.

• Conscience of a Klansman

  Former Klansman Billy Roy Pitts involved in the death of a civil-rights activist seeks redemption.

• The Contender

  Actor Terrence Howard.

• Continued Conflict With Iraq

  The world deals with Saddam Hussein's tactics; Lawrence Eagleburger; Phebe Marr, National Defense University.

• Crime and Punishment

  Ted Koppel examines crime and punishment in a four-part series; a high-tech prison in Huntsville, Texas.

• Crime and Punishment

  Correctional officers on the job in a high-tech maximum-security prison.

• Crime and Punishment

  Ted Koppel spends a day and a night in a high-tech prison.

• Crime and Punishment

  Gangs organize within prison walls.

• Crime and Punishment

  Freed after serving 44 years in a Louisiana prison for killing a woman during a botched bank robbery, Wilbert Rideau offers firsthand insight into prison life.

• Crime and Punishment: A Town Meeting

  Ted Koppel moderates a town meeting on crime and punishment with inmates, corrections officers, prosecutors, politicians and crime victims in Raleigh, N.C.

• Crime and Punishment: Kids in Court

  A judge rules that a 14-year-old be tried as an adult in a murder case.

• Crime and Punishment: Kids in Court

  Juvenile offenders await fitness hearings to see if they will be tried as adults.

• Crime and Punishment: Kids in Court

  The future of juvenile justice.

• Crime and Punishment: Kids in Court

  The juvenile-justice system may be ill-equipped to deal with mental health issues.

• Crime and Punishment: Kids in Court

  Two teenagers complete their sentences at a minimum-security rehabilitation facility.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Ted Koppel profiles inmates at Valley State Prison for Women.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Women in prison.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Mothers in prison.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Drug-rehabilitation programs in prisons for women.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Women inmates in maximum-security areas.

• Crime and Punishment: Women in Prison

  Medical care at Valley State Prison for Women.

• A Dangerous Place

  Increasing security problems in Iraq.

• A Day in the Life of Madeleine Albright

  Madeleine Albright visits cities to explain the U.S. policy on Iraq.

• A Day in the Life of Marion Barry

  Marion Barry, mayor of Washington, D.C.

• A Day in the Life of Tampa General

  The inner workings of a Tampa hospital.

• A Day in the Life of Yasser Arafat

  Ted Koppel spends a day with Yasser Arafat, the leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization.

• Dead at 15

  The death of Ennis Beley, a black teen from Los Angeles.

• Dead Men Talking

  The release of 75 vindicated death-row inmates spurs a look at capital punishment.

• The Doctor & the Reverend

  Former drug addict Seville and his mentor, the Rev. Joann Muller, explain how he was able to rise above the life of drugs and drug dealing he lived in the Badlands of North Philadelphia.

• The Door

  Ted Koppel reports from Honduras on the aftermath of Hurricane Mitch.

• Drawing Laughter

  The cartoons and cartoonists of The New Yorker magazine.

• Earthquake: Where Will the Aftershocks Go?

  Possible fallout in the Middle East from the war in Iraq.

• Echoes of Autism: My Brother's Keeper

  An autistic person's brother discusses the disorder's burdens and blessings.

• Echoes of Autism: Paul in Love

  Haditha investigation; a 36-year-old autistic man from New Jersey gives his perspective on love.

• Echoes of Autism: Paul in Love

  A 36-year-old autistic man from New Jersey gives his perspective on love.

• Eddie Robinson: Coach of a Lifetime

  Eddie Robinson retires after more than 50 years as Grambling State's football coach.

• Extinction

  Higher temperatures affect species of frogs, butterflies and orchids.

• Faith of Our Fathers

  A man raised as a Roman Catholic embraces his Jewish heritage.

• The Fallen

  Pictures of armed forces members killed while serving in Iraq.

• The Fallen

  Pictures of armed forces members killed while serving in Iraq.

• Farewell to a Princess

  Preparations for the funeral of Princess Diana.

• Fertility

  The billion-dollar fertility industry; hidden dangers of intensive fertility-treatments.

• The Fight for Life

  Families have premature babies at the neonatal intensive-care unit of Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian.

• Finding Her Voice

  Diane Rehm of National Public Radio describes dealing with a voice disorder.

• Finishing the Season With the Berwick Bulldogs

  High-school football's importance in a blue-collar Pennsylvania town.

• The First Shift

  A cardiologist recalls his first shift as an intern 8 years ago.

• Fish Fingers

  Scientists dig for human origins along a Pennsylvania highway; Steven Jay Gould, Harvard.

• The Fix

  America's drug policy.

• The Fix

  America's drug policy.

• The Fix

  America's drug policy.

• Flirting With Disaster

  The dilemma of looking for life in space.

• Following Orders

  Bill Blakemore interviews Iraqi scientist Nissar Hindawi; troops fire on demonstrating Iraqis after allegedly being shot at.

• Fox 2/5: One Year Later

  Members of Marine Company Fox 2/5 try to rebuild their lives since the start of the war in Iraq.

• Friends in the Desert

  Ted Koppel profiles the young soldiers of an artillery unit; current developments on the war with Iraq.

• The Gift

  The healing power of music.

• The Gift of Music

  Boys Choir of Harlem.

• The Gift of Music

  Boys Choir of Harlem.

• God, Gays and Bigotry

  A gay 17-year-old struggles for acceptance in a small town.

• Gridlock Nation

  A continued look at traffic problems in the United States, and a comparison with European countries.

• A Haiti Diary

  Haiti's troubles are seen by three poverty-stricken residents.

• Has the World Changed?

  The Bush administration releases its plans for the Middle East's future.

• He Said, She Said

  Rape laws and how they have changed.

• Healing and Remembrance

  Hopeful stories of families who have suffered the loss of a child.

• Heart of Darkness

  Fighting in the Congo kills millions.

• Heart of Darkness

  Fighting in the Congo.

• Heart of Darkness

  Fighting in the Congo.

• Heart of Darkness

  Raw materials are a driving force behind the Congo conflict.

• Heart of Darkness

  A woman supports her 10 children by transporting goods.

• Heart of Darkness

  The economic center of Kisangani slowly dies as the conflict chokes off its river commerce.

• Heart of Darkness

  The first relief flight goes into the city of Shabunda; rape becomes a weapon in the war.

• Heart of Darkness

  Political power and resources cause conflict in the Congo.

• Heart of Darkness

  Fighting in the Congo.

• Heart of Darkness

  Fighting in the Congo.

• Here Come the Stars

  Celebrities use their names and faces for good causes.

• The Home Stretch

  Ted Koppel travels with Bob Dole on the campaign trail in Ohio.

• The Home Stretch

  Ted Koppel travels with the Dole campaign in Ohio featuring interviews with Bob Dole, Colin Powell and Jack Kemp.

• Homeland Security: At Any Cost

  A town meeting in New York City discusses homeland security.

• Homes of the Brave

  The children of soldiers fighting in Iraq discuss their parents' service and how it affects their lives.

• Hooked

  The lives of two addicts from the Badlands, a devastated Philadelphia neighborhood.

• Hope for Peace?

  The Israel-Palestine peace process.

• The Hunt: Searching for Weapons of Mass Destruction

  The search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq continues.

• Hurricane Katrina: State of Emergency

  News from the Gulf Coast; evacuation and relief efforts; the federal response to the disaster.

• Hy's Gift

  Photographer Joel Meyerowitz films his father, a man living with Alzheimer's disease.

• If You Can't Beat 'Em, Blog 'Em

  The growing influence of bloggers on public opinion and officials.

• In Celebration of Americans

  The contributions of people with unusual occupations.

• In Search of the American Dream

  Ted Koppel and John Lawrence look at the post-election nation at a crossroads.

• In the Best of Times

  Wall Street booms and still people must utilize food banks.

• Increased Chatter

  Effectiveness of fighting terrorism through law enforcement and military means.

• Inside Emerson House: Women in Recovery

  Emerson House is a long-term residential treatment facility for women in West Falmouth, Mass.

• Intelligent Design vs. Evolution

  The debate about whether or not schools should teach about intelligent design alongside evolutionary theory heats up.

• The Intern

  Monica Lewinsky's career path from White House intern to Pentagon staffer.

• Into the Red Zone

  U.S. troops move to within striking distance of Baghdad; missing journalists appear on the border with Jordan; views on U.S. presence in Iraq.

• Iraq: What's Next?

  Gen. David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker discuss strategy in Iraq.

• Iraq: Why Stay?

  The United States' continuing role in Iraq; Joseph Wilson, former ambassador to Iraq; former Assistant Defense Secretary Richard Perle; Sen. George Allen (R-Va.); Rep. Marty Meehan (D-Mass.).

• Is Abuse an Excuse?

  Ted Koppel moderates, and a studio audience and a panel of experts discuss abuse as a criminal defense.

• Journalistic Black Eye

  The long-term effects of journalism scandals; repairing public trust; the effects of technology on journalism.

• The Journey of a Country Doctor

  Profile of Claire Hicks, a family practitioner, who has devoted her life to the treatment of AIDS patients in rural Georgia.

• The Journey of a Country Doctor

  Profile of Claire Hicks, a family practitioner, who has devoted her life to the treatment of AIDS patients in rural Georgia.

• The Junior Senator From N.Y.

  The career, political future, friends and allies of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.).

• Katrina

  Destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina; restoration of power; pumping floodwater away; the human toll of the storm as seen through the eyes of survivors and rescue workers.

• A Killer in Town

  The state of Montana says W.R. Grace & Co. knowingly exposed its workers and the surrounding environment to the lethal mineral asbestos.

• A Killer in Town

  The asbestos-polluted vermiculite mined in Libby, Mont., travels by rail to processing plants around the country.

• Killer Storms

  Tornados ravage the Midwest and South.

• Kosovo Peace Plan

  Samuel Berger, national security adviser.

• Lessons Learned

  Jonesboro, Ark., where a school shooting last year left five dead, holds a town meeting; Ted Koppel explores youth violence in the wake of the Littleton, Colo., shootings.

• Lessons Learned

  Jonesboro, Ark., where a school shooting last year left five dead, holds a town meeting; Ted Koppel explores youth violence in the wake of the Littleton, Colo., shootings.

• Letters of War

  Soldiers' letters home, from the Revolutionary War through the Yugoslav conflict.

• Life and Death: Three Players on the Stage of Justice

  A judge, a prosecutor and a defense attorney discuss the death penalty.

• The Long Road Back

  Ted Koppel reports from Honduras on the devastation of Hurricane Mitch.

• The Los Angeles Police Department

  Judy Muller reports on the LAPD and the Mark Fuhrman tapes.

• Making Babies: The Truth About Fertility

  The social, ethical and financial implications of freezing human eggs.

• Making Babies: The Truth About Fertility

  The social, ethical and financial implications of in-vitro fertilization; myths and recent medical claims involving the increasingly common procedure; bird flu.

• The Making of the Summit

  A behind-the-scenes look at President Clinton's European trip and NATO summit meeting.

• Marie at 15

  Chronicle of a young woman's struggle to overcome drug addiction and adapt to life outside a rehab center.

• Mario Andretti: To the Finish

  Mario Andretti interview.

• Mary Fisher: A Pilgrim's Progress

  Mary Fisher, the HIV-positive woman who addressed the 1992 Republican National Convention.

• Master Teacher

  Lesley-Diann Jones prepares students, all of whom have been held back a year for not passing state-standardized tests, for the next grade.

• A Matter of Choice?

  A town meeting in Roanoke, Va., discusses issues of homosexuality.

• A Matter of Choice?

  Gay teenagers.

• A Matter of Choice?

  Citizens of Roanoke, Va., react to the gay community.

• A Matter of Choice?

  The Palms of Manasota, Fla., is a retirement community for gay people.

• A Matter of Choice?

  A lesbian couple raises a child; an attorney defends people charged under Virginia's sodomy and solicitation laws.

• The Messengers

  Several young men compete in the National Evangelistic Preaching Competition.

• The Messengers

  Several young men compete in the National Evangelistic Preaching Competition.

• Microsoft Under Siege

  Microsoft and the Justice Department's suit against the computer company.

• The Millennium

  A report on what the year 2000 may hold.

• Mommy Mystique

  Stay-at-home moms, mothers with careers and the wife of a stay-at-home dad discuss the pressures put on women to balance family and career.

• The Money Man

  A Virginia postal worker lives frugally in order to give his savings to the needy.

• Money, Power, and Politics

  The correlation between money, power and politics.

• Montserrat: Paradise Lost

  Volcanic activity threatens the Caribbean island of Montserrat.

• Mother, Daughter: Confronting a Genetic Legacy

  A woman whose mother beat breast cancer but lost her battle with ovarian cancer discusses her options after testing positive for the so-called breast cancer gene.

• Mother Teresa: A Mission of Mercy

  In Calcutta. Peter Jennings reports on the life of Mother Teresa.

• Mothers: Addicted to Meth

  A woman in California battles an addiction to methamphetamine and tries to be a mother to her young children.

• The Mothers of the Fallen

  A discussion with 29 mothers from Ohio who have lost loved ones to violence in Iraq.

• The New Guys

  Cameras follow two young men during their first year with the New York City Fire Department.

• The New Guys

  Cameras follow two young men during their first year with the New York City Fire Department.

• No Way Out

  The 3rd Infantry Division's journey from the Euphrates River to Saddam International Airport.

• Not Quite Victory

  The meaning of Presdient Bush's expected declaration to Europe, Iraq and America.

• On the Brink: The Very Real Costs of War

  Ted Koppel speaks with soldiers in the Kuwaiti desert.

• On the Edge: America's Working Poor

  The monetary and financial issues that plague low-income workers in America.

• One Nation Under the Gun

  America's gun culture.

• One Nation Under the Gun

  America's gun culture.

• Out of the Shadows

  Janine Brookner, a former CIA employee, discusses her sex-discrimination suit against the CIA.

• Pass Christian

  Residents of Pass Christian, Miss., work to rebuild their lives after Hurricane Katrina.

• Pharm Country

  The abuse of prescription drugs.

• Pharm Country

  Prescription drug abuse.

• A Place in the World

  Parents of autistic children struggle to find enduring support for them as they become adults.

• Politics and War

  Controversy surrounds President Bush's carrier landing by jet.

• Power, Politics and Prosecuters

  The Independent Counsel law and investigations of government employees.

• Power, Politics and Prosecutors

  Foreign contributions to the Democratic Party.

• Power, Politics and Prosecutors

  Criticism of Independent Counsel Ken Starr; with James Carville and Sam Dash, former ethics counsel to the Independent Counsel.

• Power, Politics and Prosecutors

  Effectiveness of the Independent Counsel law.

• Prima Donna

  Difficult stars of opera.

• Princess Diana

  Excerpts of a February 1997 BBC documentary show Princess Diana's work with land-mine victims in Angola.

• The Public Interest and the Public Airwaves

  The Federal Communications Commission's plan to rewrite the rules governing media ownership.

• Public War/Secret War

  New evidence in the 1988 downing of an Iranian airliner by the USS Vincennes.

• Race and Hollywood

  Race and Hollywood; with director Carl Franklin; writer/director Phil Alden Robinson; producer/director Doug McHenry.

• Rae's Story

  AIDS activist Rae Lewis-Thornton reaches out to teens with her anti-AIDS message.

• Rape: A Journey Back

  One woman relates her healing and recovery after rape.

• Ready or Not: Lessons From the Storms

  Lessons from hurricanes Katrina and Rita; at the Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church in Houston.

• The Real Bud Bowl

  A small Czech brewery turns down a buyout offer from Anheuser-Busch.

• Rebuilding Hope

  Resilience of Kosovo refugees.

• Return to the Heart of Darkness

  Members of the International Crisis Group travel to Africa in search of Hutu guerrillas known as the FDLR, some of whom are responsible for the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

• Reunion Time

  Former classmates reminisce about college days with President George W. Bush in 1968.

• Revolution in a Box

  Forrest Sawyer debuts a weekly series focusing on technology.

• Revolution in a Box

  HDTV; Ervan Duggan, president, PBS; Joel Brinkley, The New York Times.

• Revolution in a Box

  A battle for control between man and machine.

• Revolution in a Box

  Gender and technology; Professor Sherry Turkle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

• Revolution in a Box

  Cyberterrorism; presidential adviser Jamie Gorelick.

• Revolution in a Box

  A day in the life of Microsoft.

• Revolution in a Box

  Digital elite.

• Revolution in a Box

  The future of information; Andrew Grove, Intel.

• Revolution in a Box

  Microsoft's success.

• Revolution in a Box

  Cybermyths; filmmaker Ken Burns; director James Cameron.

• Revolution in a Box

  Technology's role in the learning process.

• Revolution in a Box

  The new Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.

• Revolution in a Box

  The culture of Silicon Valley.

• Rick Pitrone: 1958-1994

  A homeless Boston man's life and death.

• The Right Stuff

  Influence of the religious right.

• The Right Stuff

  Influence of the religious right.

• Saddam's Birthday

  Reactions in Iraq to Saddam Hussein's 66th birthday; defining 'victory' in Iraq.

• The SARS Outbreak

  New SARS studies reveal the virus might be more deadly than originally thought.

• Saving Yosemite

  Yosemite benefits from the past winter's storms; with biologist Gretchen Daily, Stanford.

• Searching for Hope

  Edward Serotta goes to Bosnia to search for the 'Sarajevo Haggada,' a legendary medieval manuscript.

• The Secret Game

  1944 college basketball game between Duke and North Carolina College for Negroes.

• Seville's Story: From the Badlands to Redemption

  A former addict explains how he cleaned up his life and got out of the cycle of drugs and crime in North Philadelphia, with the help of a suburban mother of five.

• Sex Cells

  The availability of pornographic material to cell phone users.

• Sex, Violence and Suggestive Dialogue

  The controversy over TV ratings.

• Shadow of a Doubt: Case of Kerry Max Cook

  Texas prosecutors work to re-incarcerate a man who was freed after 20 years on death row.

• The Silent Surrender

  America's farm crisis.

• Single Mothers by Choice

  Fertility and single women.

• Sister Helen: Acting on Faith

  A widow who became a nun helps drug addicts in New York City.

• Six Months After the Los Angeles Riots

  Political, economic and social conditions in Los Angeles since the April riots.

• Six Months After the Los Angeles Riots

  Political, economic and social conditions in Los Angeles since the April riots.

• Starting Over

  A convicted murderer begins a new life outside of prison after serving 37 years.

• Stem Cell Injections

  Patients say injections of cells from animals remedy their ailments.

• Stolen Heritage: The Looting of a Baghdad Museum

  Thieves raid Iraq's national museum and steal priceless antiquities.

• Storm of Death

  The U.S. military helps with relief efforts in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch.

• Streetwise in Seattle

  Seattle homeless woman, 24.

• Streetwise in Seattle

  Seattle homeless woman, 24.

• The Summit

  Climbers undertake the challenge of Mount Everest.

• Teen Mothers

  Profiles of three teen mothers.

• Teen Sex: What'll We Tell the Kids

  Ted Koppel moderates a town meeting on sex education with a panel of experts and a studio audience at Towson State in Maryland.

• Terror on the Nile

  The aftermath of the terrorist attack in Luxor, Egypt.

• Terror on the Nile: Anatomy of a Massacre

  Survivors discuss the recent terrorist attack in Luxor, Egypt.

• Terror's Wake

  The aftermath of the recent suicide bombings in Israel.

• Thinking Machines

  The technology of artificial intelligence.

• Thou Shall Not Kill

  A town meeting in Jerusalem addresses the aftermath of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassination; guests include Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres.

• The Threat of SARS

  A new virus spreads around the globe.

• Tormenta de Muerte: Storm of Death

  Ted Koppel reports from Central America on the devastation left by Hurricane Mitch.

• Total Recall

  Political chaos in California.

• Tough Love: A Cosby Call-Out

  Actor Bill Cosby explains the purpose of his 'call-out' meetings, being held across the country.

• Troops in Bosnia: Questions for the White House

  Ted Koppel moderates a town meeting on the Clinton administration's policy on Bosnia; with Vice President Al Gore.

• A Troubled Mind

  Schizophrenia; Academy Award nominee 'A Beautiful Mind.'

• Trust and the Media

  Recent damage to the credibility of media.

• Two Women

  Profiles of Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole.

• The Ugliest Weapon

  The story of rape as a weapon of war; with Binaifer Nowrojee, Human Rights Watch.

• The Ultimate Survivor

  Author Nando Parrado talks about surviving a 1972 plane crash in the Andes.

• Viewpoint: Patriotism, Journalism and War

  Tensions between the media and the military during wartime.

• The Voice of Hope

  Radio station in Rwanda.

• Voices of the Mississippi

  Garrison Keillor, historian Shelby Foote, musician John Lee Hooker and poet Andrei Codrescu look at the Mississippi River's cultural and historical significance.

• Vote 2008

  Results from the 2008 presidential election.

• War on the U.S. Border

  Drug cartels fight for dominance near the U.S.-Mexican border.

• What About Those Museum Pieces?

  Staff members hide Iraqi museum artifacts, later thought to have been stolen; the 3rd Infantry Division travels to Fallujah.

• What Are We Fighting For?

  Reasons the president decided to invade Iraq.

• What Did We Miss?

  The security situation in Iraq.

• Where's the Parade?

  The growing sense that postwar Iraq may be different than expected.

• Why Now?

  At St. John's Church in Washington, Ted Koppel anchors a town meeting about possible war with Iraq.

• Why We Spend

  People sometimes spend money for instant gratification.

• Within Reach

  Ted Koppel reports from Baghdad's International Airport and discusses military strategy with Maj. Gen. Buford Blount.

• Witness to Hate

  BBC reporter Frank Gardner discusses the life-altering day he came face to face with militant Islam.

• The World Trade Center: Ground Zero

  Chronology of events following the Feb. 26, 1993, bombing of New York's World Trade Center.

• The World Trade Center: Ground Zero

  Investigation of the Feb. 26, 1993, bombing of the World Trade Center.

• The Year in Love

  Couples facing fertility challenges; sexually transmitted diseases among senior citizens; celebrity divorces; an autistic pianist's experience of love.

• The Year in Money

  American economics in the year 2006.

• A Year in Power

  A truck driver survives an insurgent attack on his convoy in Iraq; families struggle because their loved ones have been deployed; former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton.

• Year of the Maverick

  Controversial stories of the year include interviews with 'South Park' creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, comic Bill Maher and comic Sarah Silverman.

• The Youngest Victims of AIDS

  Singer Alicia Keys discusses her efforts to combat the AIDS pandemic in South Africa.