ABC News 20/20 Healing Justice

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It's the middle of the night in eastern Pennsylvania, an hour when most businesses are closed and most residents have long since gone to bed. But inside a sprawling studio here on the outskirts of Philadelphia, the workday is in full swing, as a parade of peppy, hopeful -- and, in some cases, increasingly nervous -- salespeople get ready to pitch their products on live television to a national audience.Welcome to the midnight world of QVC, one of the most successful television networks in the United States, the so-called ESPN of shopping. Twenty-four hours a day, on every day of the year except Christmas, QVC beams its blend of shopping and entertainment into 166 million homes worldwide, from the United States to the U.K. to Germany to Asia -- almost anywhere a home shopper sits ready with a credit card and a cable connection.Other reports included on this DVD are:Into the Wild - Living with Gorillas: We meet Angelique Todd, who spends nearly every day of her life with a family of gorillas in the jungle.Italy's Berlusconi Demands Apology From His Wife: Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi demands a public apology from his wife, who announced she was seeking a divorce from the billionaire media magnate, because she was fed up with his roving eye for younger women.Airdate: 5/4/09When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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FRONTLINE focuses on the controversy surrounding the mosque near Ground Zero. Also, a story about a man's unlikely plan to help turn around Haiti's economy through tourism.

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Meet a brain surgeon whose near-death experience convinced him Heaven was real.Other reports included on this DVD are:Shocking Airport Security Breach: A stranded jetskier strolled undetected across runways and into one of our busiest airports.Bill Weir's Second Opinion: A famous doctor inspires a backlash -- and defends his diagnosis and the pricey test he used.Airdate: 10/24/12When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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FRONTLINE explores whether children who commit serious crimes should be tried as juveniles or adults. The program shows what can happen to young offenders who reach the ""end of the line"" in the juvenile court system and how these children can be rehabilitated to prevent future criminal behavior.

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Pentagon damage could have been worse, Pakistan will cooperate with us action jets were scrambled Tuesday to try to stop suicide attacks stockmarket to re open as planned on Monday no signs of life at WTC collapse site... Number of missing at 4972... Pakistan walks tightrope between us and Taliban alleged hijackers in Florida managed to avoid detection airlines warn they face bankruptcy in hijacking aftermath resumption of air service is proceeding with some difficulty more people volunteer to help than can be used and many still searching for missing loved ones funeral for beloved New York city fire department chaplain father mike city still trying to comprehend loss of landmark twin towers resurgence of patriotism seen across the country president Bush meets with his national security team at camp David Jim Stewart live reports, arrest warrant for second material witness

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Record delays and cancellations at U.S airports caused by cheap fares, outdated systems according to airlines. . . NTSB report says JFK Jr. became disoriented and lost control of the plane which led to crash. . . Charles Bakaly, Kenneth Starr's Spokeman during Clinton Lewinsky trial, will be tried for contempt. . . The oceans are over-polluted, over-fished and underprotected according to center for marine protection. . . San Francisco area hospitals stage a mass walkout to protest heavy workloads. . . New gun laws don't pertain to the millions of handguns already in circulation. . . Flight attendants protest increase in "Air Rage" incidents. Rowdy, dangerous airline passengers who threaten the safety of the crew. . . Royal Jordanian airliner hijacked by Syrian man who demands to be flown to Germany. Security police shoot and kill hijacker. . . School bus collides with truck killing 27 in Soria, Spain. . . Fidel Castro awards Juan Gonzalez the nation's highest civilian honor. . .

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ABC News travels to the Japanese fountain of youth -- a place that some medical researchers believe may hold the key to anti-aging remedies. In the Japanese town of Yuzuri Hara, many residents live well into their nineties. Diseases such as cancer, diabetes or Alzheimer's are uncommon. Dr. Toyosuke Komori, the town doctor who has studied and written books on longevity in Yuzuri Hara, believes locally grown starches help stimulate the body's natural creation of a substance called hyaluronic acid, or HA, which aging bodies typically lose. This may ward off the aging process by helping the cells of the body thrive and retain moisture, keeping joints lubricated, protecting the retina in eyes and keeping skin smooth and elastic.When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.