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In Steve Wynn's wildest dreams, a 50-foot volcano explodes in a hotel lobby, giant fountains dance to classical music and sharks and white tigers prowl a western American metropolis. While most people's dreams remain that way, anyone can see Wynn's imaginings live, on the Las Vegas strip. Steve Wynn has spent the last several decades transforming Vegas from a seedy strip in the desert to a place where you can eat in the finest restaurants, and shop in the most exclusive stores. Fat Pets: It's hard to resist a wagging tail or a pleading glance, but excessively doting on your pet by overfeeding has led to an epidemic of obese animals. Correspondents: Vicky Mabrey and Ryan OwensAirdate: 10/4/2007When 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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How do you find love? And then, how do you keep from losing it? The people who report the greatest satisfaction with life are couples, people who are in long - term relationships. Not all of them, of course, but on average couples are healthier and say they're happier. But is monogamy a basic instinct or, like the wild kingdom, are we born to stray? When do most partners cheat? ABC News explores why things go wrong and how science can help save your relationship. Airdate: 8/30/1998Anchor: John Stossel

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Whoopi Goldberg, is an actress, comedian, radio host, TV personality, game show host, and author. She is one of only ten individuals who have won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, and a Tony Award, counting Daytime Emmy Awards. In program Barbara Walters interviews Whoopi Goldberg and her only daughter Alex, 27 at the time of the interview.This "20/20" program also contains the following story: Diana Ross and Family Airdate: 5/10/02Anchors: Barbara Walters and John Miller

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They were the murders that rocked America -- Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman found slain in the middle of the night. Days later, football legend O.J.. Simpson went, very publicly, on the lam when charged with their killings. On June 17, 1994,The Juice" led police on a slow speed chase, creating one of the most iconic spectacles in recent history. ABC News covered the flight of the white Ford Bronco for hours with Peter Jennings interviewing famed announcer and longtime O.J. friend Al Michaels. PLEASE NOTE: ABC News uses the raw, original broadcast material and live reports from the time, to deliver the most authentic experience to the viewing audience. As a result, viewers may notice occasional glitches in video quality. This is TV the way it used to be! Airdate: 6/17/1994When 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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When it comes to happiness, we are all in full pursuit... but can it be caught and held? Can it be measured, studied and nurtured? ABC News reports on how to get happy, the science of happiness - how we are hard wired for unhappiness and the extremes people will go to achieve happiness. ABC News also visits the happiest places on earth, and these countries might surprise anyone. Why is America so far down on the list of happy places? Report Includes: -Has Singapore Found the Secret to Satisfaction?: Citizens are willing to trade civil liberties for a cleaner, safer, efficient society. -River of Dreams: Speechwriter John Pollack fulfilled a childhood dream of building a boat out of wine corks.-Denmark - The Happiest Place on Earth: Despite high taxes, Danes rank themselves as happy and content. Anchor: Bill WeirAirdate: 1/11/2008When 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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"ABC News takes viewers around the world to witness the key environmental challenges each continent faces and present working solutions from each place. The coverage outlines the most pressing environmental issues, including increasing and decreasing water levels, deforestation, species extinction and power usage. -Africa: Elizabeth Vargas reports from an eco-lodge reserve near the Kruger wildlife area in South Africa to show how conservation can save species.-Europe: Chris Cuomo reports from the city of lights, Paris, reporting on how people can conserve power and ways that science could help take carbon dioxide out of the air.-South America: John Quiñones is in the Brazilian rain forest reporting on how conservation groups are working to replant the rain forest and how these forests can be worth more as a standing resource than as logs and soybean fields.-North America: Jay Schadler reports from an astonishing solar power plant in Arizona on how alternative power solutions will help the energy grid.-Australia: Bill Weir at the Great Barrier Reef off the Australian coast reports on how desalination plants may be an answer to water shortages.-Asia: Cynthia McFadden from China explores what is perhaps the most fundamental issue of all - Is the world willing to make the changes needed? Antarctica: ABC News reports on what progress has been made on the hole in the ozone. ABC News also assembles seven leading experts on the environment -- from scientists to businessmen -- to w...

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It is one of the biggest financial scams in history, and this Fox News investigation reveals that much of the conventional wisdom about the Bernie Madoff affair may be wrong. Was Madoff really running a Ponzi scheme from the beginning, or was he a super trader who turned crooked after his strategy stopped working? Was he acting alone as he claimed, or did he need accomplices? Who really lost money - and who turned a profit? And will the taxpayers ultimately bail out Madoff's victims? Bill Hemmer, Gregg Jarrett and Fox Business Network's Adam Shapiro report, with exclusive interviews with Madoff insiders, victims, and investigators on the case.

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They can't vote, legally drink alcohol, or serve in the armed forces, but they can be tried as adults in our justice system. ABC News asks the question, "Should children who commit violent crimes be tried as adults?"Airdate: 5/31/2000When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.