ABC News Nightline Remembering Jimmy Stewart

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Frank Serpico was an NYPD cop who became famous for following his own set of values by refusing to take pay-offs and then later testifying against his fellow police officers who did. A book and movie starring Al Pacino tell Serpico's story, but who is the real Frank Serpico? ABC News traveled to Holland where Frank Serpico was living out a self-imposed exile on a farm living on his police pension and royalties from the book and movie. Serpico speaks about his heroic deed which made New York City a safer and better place and discusses his lasting health issues from a bullet wound to the face that he suffered during a narcotics investigation while he was still on the job, which many suspected was an assassination attempt at the time.Anchor: Hugh Downs Correspondent: Dave MarashAirdate: 8/2/1979When 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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PRESIDENT BUSH INTERVIEW ON INTERROGATION INFORMATION AND TERROR SUSPECTS; IRAQ WAR. TALIBAN FORCES CONTROL LARGE PARTS OF GHAZNI PROVINCE,NATO GENERAL SAYS THE NEXT 3-6 MONTHS ARE CRITICAL IN FIGHT FOR AFGHANISTAN. PRES. BUSH SPEECH ON GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR - USES WORDS OF BIN LADEN, ZAWAHIRI, AND NASRALLAH TO MAKE HIS POINT; COMPARES THEM TO LENIN AND HITLER. THOMAS FRIEDMAN, NEW YORK TIMES COLUMNIST, INTV ON BUSH'S WAR ON TERROR. CHEVRON GROUP ANNOUNCES WHAT COULD BE LARGEST OIL FIND IN 40 YEARS. MOST OF THE COSTS FOR A GALLON OF GAS GO FOR DRILLING. FREE SPEECH: MORGAN SPURLOCK ON WHY U.S. ISN'T A NATION DIVIDED. SNAPSHOTS: FIRST PHOTOS OF TOM CRUISE/KATIE HOLMES BABY. ARTIST BEN SCHUMACHER AND FELLOW PAINTERS GIVE ORPHANS A PORTRAIT AS A KEEPSAKE AND A GLIMMER OF HOPE. FAMOUS NEWS ANCHORS SIGNATURE SIGN-OFFSThis product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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According to the latest census figures, 6.7 million children in the United States are being raised by grandparents and other relatives. That's roughly one in 12 children, about 10 times the number of children in the U.S. foster care system. Despite these numbers, it's largely an epidemic hiding in plain sight. Meet two grandmothers in Delaware who invited ABC News into their homes, to follow their lives. Airdate: 2/27/2007

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The next president of the United States will inherit vast foreign policy challenges-an overstretched military, frayed alliances, and wars on two fronts. FRONTLINE gives viewers a hard, inside look at the real policy choices the next president will face. The report features strategists and diplomats giving their best advice about how to correct past failures and how to shape a realistic foreign policy approach in the Middle East.

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Out of the bedroom and into the headlines went the stories told by the "Framingham Eight." Eight battered women who fought back from domestic abuse and ended up in prison, claiming their actions were in self-defense. Together they challenged the system for the chance of a new life. Did the abuse they suffered in any way justify what they did? Did any of the women deserve a second chance? This is the story of the Framingham Eight. Correspondent: Meredith Viera Airdate: 7/20/1994

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ABC News explores new research that shows people who get angry may be headed for trouble. Dr. Redford Williams, a professor of psychiatry at Duke University and author of 'Anger Kills', has been studying the problem and researching how to determine your level of hostility.Anchor: John StosselAirdate: 10/1/1993When 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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From NBC News, the most renowned news organization in broadcast journalism, comes the story of the final days of Jesus Christ - one of the most revered figures of all time. Reported by Stone Phillips from Jerusalem, this objective and discerning investigative report delves into recent discoveries about the events leading up to the crucifixion and sheds new light on the unanswered questions that still surround this defining moment in world history. An unprecedented collection, The Last Days of Jesus also includes insightful interviews with expert historians and exclusive bonus features that delve into the issue of faith - from ancient to modern times - including faith healing, the connection between God and the human brain, and the integration of spiritual principles in today's business world and our everyday lives. Only the award-winning NBC News team brings you this unique perspective on the unparalleled circumstances that profoundly changed the course of mankind forever.

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Airdate 11/11/07 The babies of the baby-boomers are now in the workforce, and they're not playing by the old rules. They are tech savvy; they multitask with ease; and they don't plan to stay long on a job that doesn't quickly recognize their unique talents. They want a job that deserves them, and not vice versa. It's an attitude that's turning corporate America inside out to figure out how to keep their young workers happy and on the job. Morley Safer reports.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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A look at Barack Obama's rise from Illinois senator to the United States' first African-American president. Correspondent Steve Kroft hosts this 60 Minutes special documenting Barack Obama's path to the presidency. The two programs include The 44th President, from November 16th, 2008, and The Road to the White House, from December 28th, 2008. The opening segment features the President-elect's first post-election interview, in which he discusses his plans for the days ahead, but takes pains to avoid too many specifics. When Kroft asks about the future of General Motors, for instance, Obama replies, "Let's see how this thing plays out." On the subject of cabinet appointments, he speaks in general terms, smiles, and then says, "Beyond that, you're not getting any more out of me, Steve." At the midway point, Michelle Obama joins in to talk about their personal goals. For their children, they say they’re striving to maintain normalcy, though her husband acknowledges that "the loss of anonymity" is an unavoidable drawback. (Kroft's only silly question: "Do you have a transition team for the dog?"). The second episode begins as the former senator lays the groundwork for candidacy and ends with his victory speech in Chicago. If the previous program focuses primarily on positives, the second touches on concerns that threatened to curtail Obama's rise, like his association with Pastor Jeremiah Wright. The feature "What You Haven't Seen" offers never-before-seen material from sev...