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Primetime on MSNBC
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AMERICA'S NEWSCHANNEL MSNBC
Friday JUNE 7-Sunday JUNE 9, 2002
***HIGHLIGHTS***
We are really thrilled about the lineup of documentaries we have this weekend. We
hope you'll be able to join us especially on Sunday night when we premiere three
programs we've been working on for more than a year. They deal with teens and the
world they live in today.
At 8pm, we begin with "13" a program told by four thirteen year old girls whose
parents gave us permission to give their daughters cameras for a few months so they
could record their version of reality. If you have a teenaged girl (or have one who
will be someday) this program will be eye-opening.
Then at 9pm, we tackle the issues of boys with the help of a leading researcher who
helps walk us through everything from how to send your son to kindergarten without
traumatizing him (if you've done it, you know the heaving sobs we're talking about) to
talking about sex and drugs and everything else that most parents would rather not
have to talk about.
And at 10pm, we show you what happens to the kids who slip through the cracks as we
follow several teens who are living on the streets of Hollywood, including one who is
trying to care for a newborn!
FRIDAY, JUNE 7
6PM
THE ABRAMS REPORT
After 27 years, Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel found GUILTY of murdering Martha Moxley.
What was the critical turning point in this hi-profile trial? Tonight, Dan Abrams is
LIVE with expert analysis and family reaction to this shocking verdict.
7PM
HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS
She prosecuted O.J. Simpson. Tonight, Marcia Clark sounds off on the Skakel verdict.
Syndicated columnist Mike Barnicle pinch-hits for Chris Matthews... Tonight on
Hardball.
8PM ET
THE NEWS WITH BRIAN WILLIAMS
The Class of 2002... How the 9/11 attacks have changed the job market for new grads.
A Special Report on The News With Brian Williams.
9PM ET
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: MOXLEY MURDER MYSTERY
10PM ET
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: HONOR, COUNTRY, MURDER
This is a story about two kids who seemed to have it all-- outstanding academic
records, scholarships to the best military schools, a plan to marry after graduation.
Instead they're looking at a minimum of 80 years combined for luring a 16 year old
romantic rival to her death. Diane Zamora and David Graham-- they each took the blame
for the crime and then turned on each other. You'll hear both their confessions in
this one-hour documentary.
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
8PM ET
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: MOXLEY MURDER MYSTERY
9PM
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: TO LOVE AND TO KILL
10PM ET
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: THE GRIFTERS
Zamora and Graham got a combined 80 years... the pair featured in this program face
nearly 250 years together... and they may get more time tacked on. Kenneth and Sante
Kimes are a mother-son pair of, well, grifters, who got away with just about every
crime imaginable for years. In this program we trace their evil trail that ends with
the murder of a wealthy New York socialite and their attempt to take over her fortune.
This one is sure to make you feel better about your relatives.
11PM ET
MSNBC INVESTIGATES: TO CATCH A KILLER
He murdered his entire family and lived as a fugitive for 18 years. Watch as a
sculptor's work leads to the capture of John List.
SUNDAY JUNE 9
6-8PM ET
***NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER: SURVIVE THE OUTBACK** PREMIERE
An Australian aboriginal elder, a German survivalist, and an American ultra-marathon
runner race alone, unaided, and on foot across hundreds of miles of Australia's
inhospitable landscape. Their challenge is to survive alone and unaided, as they walk
hundreds of miles across a sun-scorched desert, red plateaus, and rugged mountains in
a race to cross the outback. Not only will the race be a physical ordeal, it will
prove to be a mental and spiritual odyssey. A lifetime's knowledge of the
country...toughness and experience...youth and fitness. Who will win? In the end,
it's not so much a race as a trial of the human spirit.
8PM ET
***MSNBC SPECIAL: 13*** PREMIERE
This program, hosted by Maria Shriver is a must see for parents with teenaged girls,
or girls who will grow up to be teens one day. It is told through the eyes of four
girls who are dealing with boys, sex, drugs, thoughts of suicide, peer pressure and so
much more.
9PM ET
***MSNBC SPECIAL: REAL BOYS*** PREMIERE
Boys, we learn in this program, often require special handling... especially when they
are young. This program walks parents through some of the toughest situations and
offers one researcher's advice on how to help boys grow up with confidence.
10PM ET
***MSNBC INVESTIGATES: INVISIBLE PEOPLE*** PREMIERE
This is the second time we've spent a few weeks with teen's living on the streets to
find out why they are there and how they survive. This time we go to Hollywood and
meet a bunch of kids including Spyder, who says she WANTS to raise her newborn on the
street.
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