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Applied Behavior Analysis - one kind of treatment for autism. It is an intense, expensive course of therapy that can help some achieve success, some are helped a little bit, and some not at all.But how do you measure the value of these advances, big or small? What is a word worth? Airdate: 3/9/01When sold by Amazon.com, this product will be manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Investigators reveal secrets found in the wreckage on the ocean floor and the 'black box' tapes reveal clues about what was going on inside the chaotic cockpit. Also, aviation experts say the pilots weren't properly trained to fly the plane.Airdate: 6/6/12

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Searching for the assassins behind a reign of terror that targeted Vietnamese-American journalists. FRONTLINE and ProPublica investigate a series of unsolved murders and attacks, uncovering a trail from American cities to jungles in Southeast Asia.

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FRONTLINE launches its new monthly magazine program with three reports - Are We Safer?, Flying Cheaper, and The Spy Who Quit.

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Again this morning president vowed to win the war against terrorism and became visibly upset about the challenge ahead . . . Defense Department calls on 35 thousand reservists to help Pentagon recovery efforts while plans are developed for retaliation . . . national day of prayer and remembrance . . . contrary to earlier reports, Air Force jets scrambled in an attempt to intervene hijacked planes . . . the search for clues continues as investigators make quick work of identifying the estimated eighteen hijackers . . . bond and futures market was open today . . . The stock market will reopen on Monday but nations financial damages will last long caused by terror attacks . . . live interview Senator Charles Schumer of New York USS Cole refloating and moves from dry-dock to pier where finishing work will be done . . . volunteer workers coming from across the country to help rescue efforts . . . live interview with John Hopkins University Professor Found Ajami . . . the attacks on Monday have changed lives across the country forever from ground

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The Olympic torch had to be walked out of a snowed in car today in Australia; They are in the grip of a record cold spell. . . The pilots of a twin engine piper Seneca landed their plane in a lake after reported engine trouble. . . The American people are in for a shock on their heating bills this winter as the price of natural gas has doubled over the last two years. . . George W. Bush vowed to focus more on us relations with Latin America. . . Due to lack of real police, volunteer officers are forced to dangerously carry out the role of real cops without the necessary experience. . . Worldwrap: US Navy divers recovered state department diplomatic pouches from the wreckage of the Bahrainian Jetliner. . .Russia is concerned about radiation leaks from the nuclear powered submarine that sank. . . Floods in India have claimed 130 people and left thousands homeless. . .Greece is suffering through one of the hottest, driest summers causing dozens of wildfires. . .This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

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An estimated 4 million women and 2 million men across the country suffer from trichotillomania, "trich" for short. Doctors aren't sure what causes trichotillomania. It usually starts in early adolescence. Researchers speculate that it's caused by a grooming gene gone berserk. Despite what it looks like, it's not self-mutilation, it's not triggered by trauma, and because there are no obsessive thought patterns involved, it is not considered an obsessive-compulsive disorder. Instead, trich is a "body focus disorder," similar to severe nail biting or extreme skin picking. People feel very ashamed of their pulling," says Jennifer Raikes, who suffers from a relatively mild form of trich and has made a documentary film, Bad Hair Life, about the disorder. Filming a support group she helped form, Raikes captured a startling glimpse into the hidden world of trich.This "20/20" show contains the following additional stories:Where's the Pork?Reality MovieWhen 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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RADIO TRANSMISSIONS DURING THE ATTACK ON AMERICA ARE AS TERRIFYING AS THE PICTURES . . . A RUSSIAN PASSENGER PLANE WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT DOWN DURING UKRAINIAN MILITARY EXERCISE . . . PRIME MINISTER TONY BLAIR TODAY PRESENTED EUROPE'S MUCH AWAITED EVIDENCE PROVING OSAMA BIN LADEN'S GUILT, AND BLAIR LEFT FOR RUSSIA TO MEET WITH PUTIN . . . THE PAKISTANI GOVERNMENT TODAY ANNOUNCED THAT IT HAS BEEN GIVEN EVIDENCE AGAINST BIN LADEN . . . POLITICIANS ARE NOW TRYING TO PREVENT THE LOOPHOLES THAT ALLOW FOREIGNERS TO ENTER THIS COUNTRY WITH STUDENT VISAS . . . PICTURES FROM INSIDE AFGHANISTAN SHOW WHY THE TALIBAN IS HATED AND FEARED BY SO MANY . . . VIDEOTAPE OF OSAMA BIN LADEN ATTENDING MILITARY EXERCISES SHOWN ON ARABIC TV AL JAZEERA, SAID TO BE FIRST PICTURES OF HIM SINCE THE ATTACKS . . . ALL MILITARY FORCES NEEDED FOR STRIKES ARE IN PLACE BUT INFORMATION OF BIN LADENS WHEREABOUT IS MISSING . . . SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS THE DAY BEFORE THE ATTACKS ARE HELPING INVESTIGATORS PUT TOGETHER THE TERROR TIMELINE . . . THREE PEOPLE DIED AND FOURT