"Fool’s Gold" An investigation into jewelry sellers in Dallas, Maryland, and Virginia who claimed they were selling 10 Karat gold in fact were ripping off buyers with jewelry that did not meet the legal standard.
A matchmaking team, consisting of a mother and daughter, earn their living teaching classes that help people in relationships how to strengthen and maintain intimacy and affection.
"Obesity Olympics" Two overweight families face the challenge of a lifetime... With the help of Olympic gold medalist Paul Hamm and his twin brother and silver medalist Morgan, two families with real life problems are facing a real life extreme makeover.
Barbara Walters interviews President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush in their first joint interview since the November election.
"Sabrina's Story" Abru Ghraib prison guard Sabrina Harman talks about the charges of abuse filed against her and her part in the controversy surrounding the torture of Iraqi prisoners.
An examination of people who litter, outsource jobs to other countries, add charges on phone bills, and in general promote lies and nasty behavior.
"Cameras Everywhere" An examination of a Texas man who hid cameras in a female locker room. "Terror on Tape" Terrorists are using camera footage to their advantage for propoganda pursposes.
"Sleepover Secrets" Corey Feldman talks about his friendship with Michael Jackson and why he has agreed to appear in court at the trial."Peace At What Price?" An investigation into the allegations of Democratic Republic of Congo peacekeepers acting inappropriately."Closing the Deal" Two married men who have a book of advice for single women discuss the origins of their successful dating book.
An investigation into the myths surrounding health, including the ideas that eating late at night leads to weight gain and that moisturizers reduce wrinkling.
Barbara Walters reviews the best moments from previous years of "Barbara Walters Specials."
A family discusses their reaction to finding out that their devoted father was hiding the fact he was a serial rapist.An examination of how young celebrities spend their newfound wealth.An investigation into the perceptions of people regarding the lightness and darkness of skin tones.Martha Stewart returns from her time in prison even richer and thinner than she went in, proving all her skeptics were wrong.
"The World's Strongest Boy" A talk with twelve-year-old bodybuilder Richard Sandrak."Cell Phone Etiquette" A guide on how to stop rude behavior by people using cell phones.
"Real Wife Swap" Some spouses that swap sexual favors with other spouses out in the open talk about their experiences."Housebreaking Lazy Husbands" Ways to stop lazy husbands from staying on the couch and get them to actually contribute at home."Raising the Roof" A look at some real housewives whose lives feel desperate and react with constant yelling.
Delving into the case of facilitator Lauryn Galindo's conviction on visa fraud and money laundering in adoption cases, which brought about a moratorium on Cambodian child adoptions.
"Feeding Frenzy" An examination of Prade Willey syndrome, which affects hunger pangs among other strange physical side effects."The Kiss of Death" The issue of violence among teens dating is suddenly in the news again."The Road to Sainthood" News on the death watch in Rome of Pope John Paul II.
"Scenes From a Marriage" When a marriage went bad, a husband became determined to kill his wife."The One Day Diet" A new diet claims that in one day people can lose a lot of weight. But most claim it is just a gimmick."A Full House" Rosie and Kelli O'Donnell discuss their home life and the raising of their children."Give Me A Break!" Some people have been fired for doing things during their own personal time and fought back.
A look at women who work in strip clubs, the latest in teeth whitening products and the United States military forces attitude towards enlistment and duty with regards to time spent in Iraq.
A look into how true the popular misconceptions about food really are. A look at the person who won "The Story of My Life" contest.
Child celebrities who claim their parents mismanaged their careers, their fortunes, or both. Guests include Aaron Carter, LeeAnn Rimes, Jamiee Foxworth, and Corey Feldman.
"Lost" A look at the hit show and its unlikely journey to the top of the ratings."Too Good to Be True?" Is bottled water better than tap water? A blind test will compare both its taste and health benefits."A Mother's Dream" A mother travels from Italy to the US to seek aid in spereating her twin daughters who are conjoined at the head.
A fake naval officer woos and charms five women, marrying a few of them. However, when the women discover his duplicity they turn the tables on him.A young woman meets and falls for a much older man, and they begin a long and commited relationship.
The Resurrection is discussed by theologians, archeologists, and scholars, touching on issues such as the location of Jesus' tomb and what was witnessed by his disciples on Easter.
"The Perfect Crime?" A young mother dies suddenly, and she leaves behind tapes indicating there was something odd going on with her husband. Her family hires a private detective to look into it, and he discovers her husband poisoned her.
"Cruelty to Owners?" The SPCA is supposed to protect abused animals. But sometimes, it appears they seize the pets of people who are not abusing their animals and selling them for profit.
"Where is Natalee?" The mother of the high school student who is missing in Aruba finally speaks out."Jagged Edges" A profile on Alanis Morisette.
"String Fever" Kabbalah is the latest spiritual craze amongst celebrities. It promises inner piece, riches, and even better sex. But what is it really all about.
Vanity was considered a sin, but now it is an inherent part of our culture. There are high school girls getting breast implants as gifts from their parents. Women traveling to Costa Rica for cut rate surgeries, only to find the results less than perfect. Older women going to desperate measures to look young. And one woman who has based her entire life on trying to be Barbie. Is vanity really a sin anymore?
Ten years ago, Mason City, Iowa newscaster Jodi Huisentruit vanished. No one knows what happened to her, and the mystery lingers.
In The Bedroom - A fourteen-year-old girl who was raped by a group of older boys at a party stands up for herself and speaks out about her brutal rape.
Debunking popular summertime myths, including that barbequed food is unhealthy, swimming immediately after eating is dangerous, premium gas is better for your car, oysters as aphrodisiacs, and blondes always have more fun.
Swept Away - The danger of riptides in an otherwise peaceful Florida resort is investigated.Kissin' Cousins - The reality of cousins marrying, and how it will genetically affect their children.
"Playing For Keeps" Across America, children are dying do to a strange game that involves asphixiation."The World's Strongest Boy" A young boy's natural gift for bodybuilding is exploited by his greedy and abusive father.
The truth behind people's perceptions of commonly bought products. This includes premium vodka, cellulite treatments, gold jewelry, abstract art, and green tea.
"Call It Courage" A woman who divorced her abusive ex-husband is attacked and left for dead by him, yet she manages to survive and secure his capture.
"In His Own Words" Musician Mark Cohn discusses his recent carjacking in Denver that left him with a bullet lodged in his head."The Spying Game" Parents who use tiny cameras to spy on their own children."Cat and Mouse" Using computer software to discover if your spouse is cheating on you."Prisoners of Love" Women who marry prison inmates.
A special report on Hurricane Katrina, continuing rescue and aid efforts, and how race may have affected the government's evacuation plans.