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23 October 1996Parenting challenges; hazards of automatic garage doors; paparazzi who pursue Princess Diana.
11 September 2007The story of one homicide detective's pursuit of a missing girl, and the personal journey it led him on.
26 February 2008Hidden cameras capture people's reactions to everyday dilemmas that test their character and values; a bakery owner refuses a Muslim woman service; girls bully another girl in a park; a woman learns her friend's husband is cheating.
25 March 2008
21 August 1996
2 March 2010
9 September 2009Primetime spent a year inside Missouri's juvenile jails to examine first hand whether their radical approach of therapy and rehabilitation is the answer to America's troubled juvenile justice system.
14 September 2006
1996
1992
31 July 2007"Searching for Paige" investigates the disappearance of Paige Birgfeld a mother who also lead a double life as an escort. "Abuse Behind Closed Doors" examines a dramatic videotape of domestic abuse. "Modern Day Slavery" looks at the case of a young Egyptian girl forced into slavery in a California mansion.
 | John Quiñones | ... | Himself - Correspondent (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Frank Birgfeld | ... | Himself - Paige's Father (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Paige Birgfeld | ... | Herself - Missing Person (segment "Searching for Paige") (archive footage) |
| Craig Birgfeld | ... | Himself - Paige's Brother (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Ron Beigler | ... | Himself - Paige's Former Husband (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Barbara Campbell | ... | Herself - Paige's Friend (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Jamie Silvernail | ... | Herself - Paige's Former Roomate (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Riina Stockemer | ... | Herself - Paige's Friend (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Andrea Land | ... | Herself - Paige's Friend (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Kent Kahle | ... | Himself - Searcher (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Suzie Birgfeld | ... | Herself - Paige's Mother (segment "Searching for Paige") |
| Diane Sawyer | ... | Herself - Correspondent (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Ulner Lee Still | ... | Himself - Susan's Husband (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Susan Still | ... | Herself - Abuse Victim (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Lynn Jasper | ... | Herself - Susan's Former Boss (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Kathy Onions | ... | Herself - Police Officer (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Lisa Bloch Rodwin | ... | Herself - Assistant District Attorney (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Cindy Herberger | ... | Herself - Police Officer (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| John O'Donnell | ... | Himself - Presiding Judge (segment "Abuse Behind Closed Doors") |
| Mary Fulginiti | ... | Herself - Correspondent (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
| Shyima Hall | ... | Herself - Slavery Victim (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
| Tracy Jacobson | ... | Himself - Irving Detective (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
| Kevin Bales | ... | Himself - President, Free the Slaves (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
| Chuck Hall | ... | Himself - Shyima's Foster Parent (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
| Jenny Hall | ... | Herself - Shyima's Foster Parent (segment "Modern Day Slavery") |
Across the country, 104,000 troubled teens are locked up in juvenile correction facilities. In our hour-long investigative documentary, PrimeTime Co-Anchor Chris Cuomo goes inside Arizona's facilities and meets an extraordinary group of boys and girls at a critical turning point - they have one last chance to either change their ways or face the prospect of doing time in an adult prison. How did they end up here? How can they be helped? Our team felt juvenile corrections was a topic that deserved an in-depth examination and we worked very hard to gain access to the safe schools in our program in order to deliver this fascinating and important report. We proudly submit our documentary for your consideration. PrimeTime was granted unprecedented access to Arizona's system for juvenile corrections and spent nearly six months following the teens and their families as they wound their way in and out of the system. Along the way, the locked up youth share their shame, their secrets and their dreams. They show their pride and promise. And in the end, they reveal that behind the tough talk and bravado, they are still just kids. The youth we met all come from a background of poverty, and of substance, physical, and sexual abuse. Their circumstances may not be an excuse for delinquency, but our program attempts to illustrate the reasons for their behavior and one system's attempts at helping them. Co-Anchor Cuomo took extra time and care to make sure he put the youth at ease. Using his years of experience dealing with troubled teens, he gained their trust and learned what was truly beneath their hardened shell. We video taped the documentary using compact cameras in the artistic 24p format as to not interfere with the important reform process and to bring the gritty environment to life. Getting the facts correct was of paramount concern and we spent months interacting with investigators and the US Department of Justice, and sifting through court records to substantiate the allegations made towards and by the youth. We knew it was necessary to explain the difficulties of reform, as well as national trends and potential abuses occurring in the system. What started as a 12 minute piece quickly grew into a full show documentary.
15 July 2008
12 April 1995
29 June 2010Self help guru James Ray presides over the deaths of sweat lodge participants.
15 September 2005
8 December 2006Diane Sawyer takes an unprecedented look at life inside the secretive country. Granted a 12-day visa to Pyongyang, North Korea, she pulls back the curtain to reveal what daily life is like for the notoriously isolated country. North Koreans have no contact with the outside world. Are they truly uniform in their thoughts, and how they live their lives? Are they happy? What do they think of America and Kim Jong IL, the man they must call 'dear leader'?
26 November 1997
29 July 2008
1992
6 July 2010
19 September 2008
13 September 1995
23 May 2002
7 July 1994
31 May 1995
14 June 1995
23 August 2001
4 December 2002
23 January 2003
24 January 2003
24 April 2003Diane Sawyer interviews the Dixie Chicks regarding the comments made about President Bush
30 June 2003
10 July 2003
7 August 2003
9 October 2003
23 October 2003Entertainment/John Ritter: Amy Yasbeck (widow of John Ritter) Healthcase/Hospital-Acquired Infections & Dick Schaap Joe Boxer: Vaughn Lowery
4 December 2003
8 January 2004
15 January 2004
24 June 2004
9 August 2004
16 September 2004
18 November 2004
3 February 2005
9 March 2005
12 April 2005
14 April 2005
1 May 2005
4 May 2005
22 September 2005
19 October 2005
23 March 2006On a quiet morning in a suburban park, a boy is sitting alone at a picnic table. But the calm doesn't last long. Another group of boys approaches him and starts hassling him - throwing his books on the ground, calling him names and shoving him. The bullying looks vicious, hurtful and out of control, but again, all these boys are actors who are being filmed by "Primetime" to see who steps in to help.
4 August 2009
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