Sun, Jan 7, 2001
"Wal-Mart" examines several lawsuits that have been brought against the large retail chain. "Any Given Sunday" looks at an offshore Internet company that is facilitating illegal betting on professional sports. "The Tiananmen Papers" examines secret documents that reportedly detail the debate among China's leaders about whether to use force against student protesters in 1989. "Andy Rooney" talks about ten good things about the United States.
Sun, Jan 14, 2001
"Earth Liberation Front" examines the ecoterrorist group that has destroyed $37 million worth of property over four years. "The Pope's Maestro" profiles the Jewish conductor who has become the musical director for the head of the Roman Catholic Church. "The Strange Case of Dr. Shipman" goes to the United Kingdom where the police have caught a serial killer who has been targeting his elderly patients. "Andy Rooney" talks about his name appearing in a 150 year old book.
Sun, Jan 21, 2001
"The Osprey" investigates the Marines' crash-plagued MV-22 Osprey aircraft. "Nothing More to Worry About?" examines how the AIDS problem could be getting worse rather than getting better. "Zimbabwe" looks at the Africa country which is now on the verge of collapse. "Andy Rooney" talks about President Bush selecting his new cabinet.
Sun, Feb 4, 2001
"The Great Escape" interviews one of the Texas Seven who recounts the escape and how they avoided law enforcement for six weeks. "Arctic Oil" examines the debate over drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. "School for the Homeless" looks at the Thomas J. Pappas School in Phoenix which is dedicated to educating homeless children. "Andy Rooney" talks about presidential speeches.
Sun, Feb 11, 2001
"Sleeping Sickness" talks to doctors who are treating the illness that pharmaceutical companies have stopped making the cure for. "Joe the Jailer" profiles the controversial Arizona sheriff that is drawing both praise and criticism for his treatment of convicts. "Bryonn Bain of Harvard" talks to a black Harvard Law student who was wrongfully arrested after being profiled. "Andy Rooney" talks about prices and inflation.
Sun, Feb 18, 2001
"Online U" looks at the growing trend of for-profit online college education and examines of some its problems. "The Wrong Man?" looks at the case of Charles Schwarz who may have been wrongly convicted of assault on a Haitian immigrant. "Diamonds" looks at De Beers's monopoly on the diamond business. "Andy Rooney" talks about education in the United States.
Sun, Feb 25, 2001
"Needles" looks at the dangers posed by needles to medical professionals. "David Boies" profiles the successful high powered corporate attorney. "Whose Body Is It Anyway? examines how private companies are patenting genetic material. "Andy Rooney" talks about saving money in the military.
Sun, Mar 4, 2001
"President Simmons" profiles the first African American woman to be named president of an Ivy League University. "Mammoni" looks at the growing trend in Italy of adult unmarried men living at home with their parents. "Alternative Medicine" talks to a doctor who endorses the use of herbal supplements and yoga. "Andy Rooney" talks about President Bush's address before Congress.
Sun, Mar 11, 2001
"Here Comes the Judge" profiles Judge Leslie Crocker Snyder one of the toughest judges in New York. "Who's Next" examines the scientific, ethical, and political controversies surrounding the cloning of human beings. "Russia's New Czars?" talks to Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky about his problems with the Russian government.
Sun, Mar 18, 2001
"Giant Killer" profiles successful corporate attorney Willie Gary. "Caught Up in a Custody Battle" looks at how some parents must fight to get their children back after they were taken to a foreign country. "Smart TV" looks at a new technology that may revolutionize how we watch television. "Andy Rooney" talks about soft drinks.
Sun, Mar 25, 2001
"252" talks to the sports agent behind Alex Rodriguez's huge contract with the Texas Rangers. "They Mean Business" looks at several companies that are fighting the EPA for trying to close them down. "Dillard's" investigates whether the department store's use of off-duty police officers as security guards has led to unnecessary harm. "Andy Rooney" talks about swearing in movies.
Sun, Apr 1, 2001
"The Boy Scouts" looks at the organization's controversial new policy of disallowing homosexuals. "Of Mice and Men" looks at the lax rules governing the use of human subjects in clinical medical research. "Hit Squads" examines whether Israeli is targeting the right people for assassination in Palestine. "Andy Rooney" talks about head-wear.
Sun, Apr 8, 2001
"The FBI and the Mob" examines whether Boston mobster James 'Whitey' Bulger committed his crimes with the assistance of the FBI. "The Trillion Dollar Question" examines the question of whether the U.S. government should pay reparations for the damage done by slavery. "The Rocket" profiles pitcher Roger Clemens. "Andy Rooney" talks about a union for airline passengers.
Sun, Apr 15, 2001
"Darryl Strawberry" looks at the former Baseball start who is struggling with addiction. "Mel Brooks on Broadway" talks to the comedian about the Broadway adaptation of one of his hit films. "Stolen Lives" talks to a woman who suffered at the hands of King Hassan of Morocco. "Andy Rooney" talks about images of Jesus.
Sun, Apr 22, 2001
"Doctor's Dilemma" talks to a doctor who must treat a mentally ill murderer so that he is well enough to be executed. "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" profiles the success Comedy Central host. "Genes" examines a genetic research company that has gained access to almost all of Iceland's health records. "Andy Rooney" talks about China.
Sun, Apr 29, 2001
"Caught on Tape" examines a secret recording that could implicate the president of Ukraine in illegal activities. "Shoot the Fox" looks at an effort to ban fox hunting in England. "The Sudbury Way" examines a school that gives no tests, has no grades, and makes no required classes. "Andy Rooney" responds to viewers.
Sun, May 6, 2001
"Compassionate Use" examines how pharmaceutical companies can sometimes offer drugs to critically ill patients before clinical trials for those drugs have been completed. "The Tiny TV Network with a Big Mouth" looks at Qatar's Al-Jazerra television network. "Back to My Lai" follows two Americans who saved lives during the My Lai massacre as they return to visit Vietnam and meet some of the people they saved. "Andy Rooney" talks about Bob Kerry's military service in Vietnam.
Sun, May 13, 2001
"The Execution of Timothy McVeigh" talks to the controversial Oklahoma City bomber about his looming execution and also talks to survivors of that attack who offer their thoughts on the bomber. "The Memorial" looks at the memorial to the attack that was built on the site where the Murrah Federal Building once stood. "Andy Rooney" talks about the death penalty.
Sun, May 20, 2001
"Murder or Suicide?" examines the assassination of an American priest in Kenya. "DNA Dragnet" looks at how there are serious civil liberties issues involved in law enforcement's collection and storage of DNA samples. "Cash Crop" looks at insurance companies that are selling insurance policies for crops that are known to fail. "Andy Rooney" talks angering people.
Sun, May 27, 2001
"Delayed" rebroadcasts a segment that examines flight delays and how they are becoming a growing problem for air travelers. "Arctic Oil" rebroadcasts a segment on the debate over drilling in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. "Gold in Them Thar Schools" rebroadcasts a look at the controversial for-profit Edison Schools. "Andy Rooney" talks about being a talk show guest.
Sun, Jun 3, 2001
"The Preacher's Daughter" talks to the daughter of Billy Graham about becoming a preacher. "Billion Dollar Business" investigates the billion dollar sex trade of Eastern Europe. "His Honor the Mayor" rebroadcasts a segment on Milton Milan the controversial mayor of Camden. "Andy Rooney" talks about deciding what to do first.
Sun, Jun 10, 2001
"Bridgestone Firestone" rebroadcasts an investigation into the tire company and several deaths caused by tire blowouts. "In Memory of Alisa" rebroadcasts a segment on a lawyer who fought for the right to sue states that sponsor terrorism. "Death by Doctor" rebroadcasts a segment on euthanasia activist Jack Kevorkian. "Andy Rooney" talks about inflation.
Sun, Jun 17, 2001
"The Osprey" rebroadcasts an investigation into the the Marines' crash-plagued MV-22 Osprey aircraft. "The Strange Case of Dr. Shipman" rebroadcasts a segment on a British serial killer who has been targeting his elderly patients. "Not as Private as You Think" rebroadcasts a segment on how Internet companies are tracking the online habits of consumers. "Andy Rooney" talks about improving education.
Sun, Jun 24, 2001
"President Simmons" rebroadcasts a profile of the first African American woman to be named president of an Ivy League University. "The Earth Liberation Front" rebroadcasts a segment on the ecoterrorist group that is responsible for millions in damages. "Nothing More to Worry About?" rebroadcasts a segment on the AIDS crisis. "Andy Rooney" talks about packaging.
Sun, Jul 1, 2001
"Why So Expensive?" rebroadcasts a segment on why seniors have been traveling to Canada to buy their prescription drugs. "Officer Young" rebroadcasts a segment on Cornel Young Jr. a black off-duty police officer who was killed by two white police officers when he tried to help them in an arrest. "The Orchestra" rebroadcasts a profile of the children's classical orchestra in Venezuela. "Andy Rooney" goes to the Bronx Zoo.
Sun, Jul 8, 2001
"The Boy Scouts" rebroadcasts a look at the organization's controversial new policy of disallowing homosexuals. "Negative About Affirmative Action" rebroadcasts a look at a lawsuit which charges that the University of Michigan refused to enroll three white students while enrolling less qualified minority students. "Michael Tilson Thomas" rebroadcasts a profile of the famous conductor of the San Francisco's Symphony Orchestra. "Andy Rooney" talks about tangled wires.
Sun, Jul 15, 2001
"Sleepless in the Cockpit" rebroadcasts a look at the troubling problem of fatigue among commercial airline pilots. "Mel Brooks on Broadway" rebroadcasts a segment on the comedian adapting one of his hit films for Broadway. "Wall Street Whiz Kid" rebroadcasts a profile of teenager who was prosecuted for securities fraud. "Andy Rooney" talks about soft drinks.
Sun, Jul 22, 2001
"Made to Order" rebroadcasts a segment on how some parents are using the sperm and eggs of physically and mentally desirable donors to design their own children. "Dot-Com Millionaires?" rebroadcasts a look at how many Internet companies are going out of business. "Mammoni" rebroadcasts a look at the growing trend in Italy of adult unmarried men living at home with their parents. "Andy Rooney" talks about tourism.
Sun, Jul 29, 2001
"Online U" rebroadcasts a look at the growing trend of for-profit online college education. "Femme Fatale" rebroadcasts a segment on French actress Jeanne Moreau. "Whose Body Is It Anyway?" rebroadcasts an examination of how private companies are patenting genetic material. "Andy Rooney" talks about his co-workers' cluttered offices.
Sun, Aug 5, 2001
"Zimbabwe" rebroadcasts a look at the Africa country which is now on the verge of collapse. "Giant Killer" rebroadcasts a profile of successful corporate attorney Willie Gary. "Partial Birth Abortion" rebroadcasts a segment on the controversial medical procedure. "Andy Rooney" talks about how politicians end speeches.
Sun, Aug 12, 2001
"Wanted" rebroadcasts an interview with controversial Bosnia Serb leaders Radovan Karadzic and General Ratko Mladic who both face possible charges for war crimes. "252" rebroadcasts a segment on the agent who negotiated a large contract for baseball player Alex Rodriguez. "Never Too Late" rebroadcasts a segment on older women who are seeking to become parents. "Andy Rooney" talks about the new dollar coin.
Sun, Aug 19, 2001
"Suicide Bomber" rebroadcasts a segment on the planning that goes into a Palestinian suicide bomber."Who's Next?" rebroadcasts a segment examining the scientific, ethical, and political controversies surrounding the cloning of human beings. "School for the Homeless" rebroadcasts a segment on a school for homeless children. "Andy Rooney" talks about food labeling.
Sun, Aug 26, 2001
"A Doctor in the House?" rebroadcasts a segment on how more and more doctors in the United States are coming from foreign countries. "The Tiny TV Network with a Big Mouth" rebroadcasts a segment on Qatar's Al-Jazerra television network. "The Rocket" rebroadcasts a segment on pitcher Roger Clemens. "Andy Rooney" talks about car bumpers.
Sun, Sep 2, 2001
"Smallpox" rebroadcasts a look at the danger posed by the weaponization of the dangerous disease. "Jack Welch" rebroadcasts an interview with the CEO of General Electric. "The Trillion-Dollar Question" rebroadcasts an examination into whether the U.S. government should pay reparations for the damage done by slavery. "Andy Rooney" talks about throwing away junk.
Sun, Sep 9, 2001
"Schneider v. Kissinger" talks to the family of a Chilean general who is suing Henry Kissinger for his part in a kidnapping that resulted in the general's death. "Stolen Lives" rebroadcasts a profile of a woman who suffered at the hands of King Hassan of Morocco. "Shoot the Fox" rebroadcasts a segment on an effort to ban fox hunting in England. "Andy Rooney" talks about the side effects of medicine.
Sun, Sep 16, 2001
"How Secure Is Your Airport?" looks at airport security in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. "An American Town" follows a family in New Jersey that is looking for a family member that was working in the World Trade Center. "The Three Wise Men" talks to three major businessmen about how the terrorist attacks will effect the economy. "How Intelligent Were We?" examines the quality of U.S. intelligence. "Andy Rooney" reflects on the aftermath of 9/11.
Sun, Sep 23, 2001
"Lost in America" examines how the politics of immigration policy made it remarkably easy for members of terror cells to enter the United States. "The Mind of a Suicide Bomber" looks at the psychology of suicide bombers. "What Are They Saying About Us?" looks at what the Arab world thinks of the United States. "Laura Bush" interviews the first lady. "Andy Rooney" warns against haste in the war on terror.
Sun, Sep 30, 2001
"Are We Safe?" interviews Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson about the dangers of chemical and biological attacks in the United States. "Islam" examines how Muslim in America interpret the Koran differently from those overseas. "The Long Gray Line" interviews West Point cadets about September 11. "Andy Rooney" talks about trains versus airplanes.
Sun, Oct 7, 2001
"Special Report" looks at the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks and examines the United States effort to go after terrorism. "Blueprint for Survival" looks at how America would fare if terrorists used biological or chemical weapons. "Survivors" examines how the investment firm Sandler O'Neill has struggled to reopen after the terrorist attacks on the twin towers. "Andy Rooney" publicly apologizes for criticizing President Bush two week earlier.
Sun, Oct 14, 2001
"Special Ops" interviews four military veterans about what it is like to be part of U.S. Special Forces. "Nuclear Reactors" examines the dangers posed by a terrorist attack on a nuclear plant. "Condoleezza Rice" interviews the national security adviser. "Andy Rooney" argues that the U.S. should try advertising itself.
Sun, Oct 21, 2001
"The Second Most Wanted Man" profiles Osama bin Laden's right-hand man Ayman Al-Zawahiri. "Smallpox" examines the danger posed by terrorists using smallpox as a weapon. "Two Faces of Pakistan" talks to Pakistanis who are in favor of U.S. foreign policy. "Andy Rooney" talks about the dangers of terrorist letters.
Sun, Oct 28, 2001
"Saddam Hussein's Iraq" goes to Iraq to investigate whether Saddam Hussein lent his support to the terrorist attack on the United States. "The Prince" interviews Saudi Arabian prince Al-Waleed bin Talal. "Innocence Lost" revisits Arab and Israeli teens who graduated from a camp program designed to bring them together. "Andy Rooney" talks about genes and bad people.
Sun, Nov 4, 2001
"Richard Harris" interviews the veteran Irish actor. "LBJ Tapes" examines the tape recordings made by Lyndon Johnson and his wife during his presidency. "City Within a City" reports on the volunteers who are supporting the workers at ground zero. "Andy Rooney" talks about displaying the flag.
Sun, Nov 11, 2001
"The Lost Son" profiles New York City Police commissioner Bernard Kerik. "LBJ Tapes" rebroadcasts a segment on the tape recordings made by Lyndon Johnson and his wife during his presidency. "City Within a City" rebroadcasts a report on the volunteers who are supporting the workers at ground zero. "Andy Rooney" talks about news across the nation.
Sun, Nov 18, 2001
"The U.S. Border Patrol" examines the U.S. Border Control and why it is accused of more crimes than any other law enforcement group. "The Pump" looks at a new heart pump that may save the lives of those who cannot get heart transplants. "Kuwait: Ten Years Later" looks at the Middle Eastern country ten years after the Gulf War. "Andy Rooney" talks about jobs.
Sun, Nov 25, 2001
"America's Arabs" goes to Dearborn, Michigan, and profiles one of the biggest Arab communities outside the Middle East. "Kinkade" profiles one of the world's most popular living artist and takes a look at his marketing empire. "Castro" examines how money sent to Cuba by Cuban-Americans is helping to keep Castro in power. "Andy Rooney" talks about bathtubs.
Sun, Dec 2, 2001
"The Dirty Little Word: Profiling" examines whether officials should profile Arab men at security checkpoints in light of the September 11th attacks. "Selling the Dream?" examines the controversy over the family of Dr. Martin Luther King selling the image and words of the civil rights martyr for profit. "Barbara Cook" interviews the famous Broadway singer. "Andy Rooney" talks about trash.
Sun, Dec 9, 2001
"Why Did She Do It?" interviews Russell Yates about his wife Andrea Yates who admitted to killing all give of her children. "The Candy Man" examines the Milton Hershey School which is one of the richest schools in America that as been established for poor children. "Andy Rooney" talks about newspapers.
Sun, Dec 16, 2001
"The Secret Life of Robert Hanssen" looks at the personal life of the former FBI agent who was also a Russian spy. "Hold the Phone" examines how phone companies use competition to cheat their customers. "In a League of His Own" profiles Jim Jeffords who recently left the Republican party. "Andy Rooney" talks about Muslim beliefs.
Sun, Dec 23, 2001
"The Greatest" rebroadcasts of profile of Muhammad Ali on his career and battle with Parkinson's Syndrome. "Charlie Did It" interviews former congressman Charles Wilson who championed the Afghan effort against the Soviets in the late 1980s. "The Diva Next Door" rebroadcasts a segment on opera star Renee Fleming. "Andy Rooney" talks about New York since the terrorist attacks.