showreels of one of America's first on the economic and social forces motion picture impresarios, William shaping Dayton, Ohio, a Franklin Brinton. Zahs sets out to once-booming city where nearly 35 restore these showreels and percent now live in poverty. present them to today's audiences. 10pm PBS NewsHour In this portrait of an unlikely 11pm Nightly Business Report Midwestern folk hero, SAVING 11:30pm Day BRINTON offers a meditation on 12am Chasing The Dream: A WSKG-DT4 the legacy of illusionist Frank PBS Newshour Weekend Special January 2019 Brinton, and the magic of living 3 Thursday history. 8pm James Watson: American expanded listings 2 Wednesday Masters 8pm Against All Odds: The Fight Meet the Nobel Prize-winning for a Black Middle Class scientist behind the double helix as 1 Tuesday New York Times Journalist Bob he confronts his complex legacy. 8pm Saving Brinton: America Herbert narrates this documentary With unprecedented access to Reframed about the extraordinary difficulty James Watson and his family, the History teacher Mike Zahs African-Americans have faced in film explores his life, achievements, uncovers a trove of 19th century their efforts to establish and controversies and contradictions. showreels of one of America's first maintain a middle class standard of 9:30pm Untold Stories: Mina motion picture impresarios, William living. The film will surprise a lot of Miller Edison, The Wizard's Wife Franklin Brinton. Zahs sets out to people. The black middle class has Mina Miller Edison, while perhaps restore these showreels and never been as large or as robust as best-known as Thomas Edison's present them to today's audiences. most Americans - including most wife, was a remarkable woman in In this portrait of an unlikely black Americans - have wanted to her own right. Mina's diary entries Midwestern folk hero, SAVING believe. Nearly 40 percent of all hint at a side of the prolific inventor BRINTON offers a meditation on black children are poor. For every not always seen by the public, the legacy of illusionist Frank dollar of wealth in the hands of the while her personal - and often Brinton, and the magic of living average white family, the typical candid - letters to friends and family history. black family has only a little more reflect her own struggles and 9pm Korla than a nickel. And the devastating accomplishments. UNTOLD Korla is the amazing story of John effects of the Great Recession and STORIES: MINA MILLER EDISON, Roland Redd, an African American housing foreclosure crisis, which hit THE WIZARD'S WIFE explores from Columbia, Missouri who blacks much harder than whites, Mina's direct and lasting impact, migrated to Hollywood in 1939 and left the black middle class virtually specifically on the Edison's winter reinvented himself as a musician on life support. With a compelling estate in Fort Myers, Florida and from India. As one of early narrative, dramatic historical their Glenmont estate in New television's pioneering musical footage and a series of deeply Jersey. Like the private and public artists, Korla Pandit's life was one personal interviews, Bob Herbert gardens she sowed and tended, of talent, determination, ingenuity explains why this disturbing and Mina Miller Edison's charity work and racial passing, a story not fully often tragic state of affairs exists a planted the seeds for growth, realized until after his death in century and a half after slavery and change and beautification that can 1998. a half-century after the heyday of still be seen today. 10pm PBS NewsHour the civil rights movement. 10pm PBS NewsHour 11pm Nightly Business Report 9pm Frontline 11pm Nightly Business Report 11:30pm Asia Insight Left Behind America 11:30pm Day 12am Saving Brinton: America Intimate stories of one Rust Belt 12am Nova Reframed city's struggle to recover in the Beyond Pluto History teacher Mike Zahs post-recession economy. Join the mission as the New uncovers a trove of 19th century FRONTLINE and ProPublica report Horizons spacecraft attempts to fly

Page 2 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide by NASA's most distant target yet. how the world's most powerful men Network in a never-before-seen Since it explored Pluto in 2015, fell into an abyss of their own interview. With candor, humor and New Horizons is zooming toward making and what courage and luck grace, Sidney Lumet reveals what Ultima Thule, an object four billion it took to climb out again. matters to him as an artist and as a miles from Earth. 5 Saturday human being. 4 Friday 8pm Sidney Lumet: American 6 Sunday 8pm We'll Meet Again Masters 8pm Nature Escape from Cuba Journey through the life's work of Fox Tales Join Ann Curry as two men search the socially conscious director of Intelligent, resilient and bold, the for the people who helped them Serpico, 12 Angry Men and red fox can change its behavior to come to the U.S. when they fled Network in a never-before-seen thrive in new environments, from Castro's Cuba. One hopes to find interview. With candor, humor and urban locales to the Arctic tundra. the family who took him in as a boy, grace, Sidney Lumet reveals what New scientific research offers a while another looks for the shrimp matters to him as an artist and as a fascinating look into the secret life boat skipper who brought him to human being. of these foxes. safety. 10pm Saving Brinton: America 9pm Independent Lens 9pm The Fidel Castro Tapes Reframed Dogtown Redemption The Fidel Castro Tapes is a film History teacher Mike Zahs Meet street recyclers who fight to that takes viewers on a journey like uncovers a trove of 19th century survive in one of the poorest none other. This program uses only showreels of one of America's first neighborhoods of Oakland, news and documentary footage -- motion picture impresarios, William California. Their poignant personal past and present -- to detail the life Franklin Brinton. Zahs sets out to stories raise questions about race, and times of one of the most restore these showreels and class and the rights of the poor. controversial political figures of the present them to today's audiences. 10pm POV 20th Century. There is no narration In this portrait of an unlikely All The Difference in this film and no interviews. Midwestern folk hero, SAVING Accompany two African-American Instead, The Fidel Castro Tapes BRINTON offers a meditation on teens from the South Side of relies solely on the words of the legacy of illusionist Frank Chicago on their journey to achieve journalists who covered the major Brinton, and the magic of living their dream of graduating from events in Castro's life to tell the history. college. Follow the young men story. It is a unique approach, one 11pm Korla through five years of hard work, that gives the viewer a chance to Korla is the amazing story of John sacrifice, setbacks and uncertainty. experience the life and times of Roland Redd, an African American 11:30pm Pov Shorts Cuba's leader as if they were from Columbia, Missouri who Money Rules actually living through them. migrated to Hollywood in 1939 and Court fees and fines lead to cycles 10pm PBS NewsHour reinvented himself as a musician of incarceration for the poor in "A 11pm Nightly Business Report from India. As one of early Debtor's Prison." An experiment in 11:30pm Day television's pioneering musical democracy is underway in "Public 12am Cuban Missile Crisis: artists, Korla Pandit's life was one Money" as neighbors decide how to Three Men Go to War of talent, determination, ingenuity spend part of a public budget. Two This film tells the inside story of the and racial passing, a story not fully short docs that talk about cities and Cuban Missile Crisis, exploring how realized until after his death in money. in October 1962 the earth teetered 1998. 12am Nature on the very brink of nuclear 12am Sidney Lumet: American Fox Tales holocaust. The documentary brings Masters Intelligent, resilient and bold, the to life the three central characters Journey through the life's work of red fox can change its behavior to John F. Kennedy, Fidel Castro and the socially conscious director of thrive in new environments, from Nikita Khrushchev, and explores Serpico, 12 Angry Men and urban locales to the Arctic tundra. Page 3 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide

New scientific research offers a stuck in it. In Work & Happiness: students from preschool through fascinating look into the secret life The Human Cost of Welfare Johan 12th grade, and is open of these foxes. Norberg dives into the personal year-round, from early morning until 7 Monday lives of four individuals who are late at night. It has become a 8pm Sweden: Lessons for currently on welfare, examining the one-stop-shop for its students and America? A Personal Exploration struggles they experience with our their families, combining academic, by Johan current system. health and social services under It's been suggested that Americans 8 Tuesday one roof. Based on the would be better off if the United 8pm Personal Statement: award-winning Marketplace radio States was more like Sweden. Do America Reframed series "One School, One Year," Swedes know something we don't? Personal Statement follows three OYLER takes viewers through a Join Swedish native and scholar high school seniors from Brooklyn year at the school, focusing on Johan Norberg as he explores his intent on defying the odds for Hockenberry's mission to transform homeland's economic and social themselves and their classmates by a community and on senior Raven landscape in Sweden: Lessons for becoming the very resource they Gribbins' quest to be the first in her America? A Personal Exploration don't have for themselves: peer troubled family to finish high school by Johan Norberg. The lessons to college counselors. An and go to college. When be learned from Sweden may not observational film, Personal Hockenberry's job is threatened, it be the ones you expect. Statement weaves together their becomes clear it's a make-or-break 9pm Local USA individual struggles, family life, and year for both of them. Voices from Atlantic City highs and lows of the of their 10pm PBS NewsHour VOICES FROM ATLANTIC CITY respective college application 11pm Nightly Business Report tells the story of the rise and fall of processes. 11:30pm Day this gambling and entertainment 9pm Oyler: One School, One 12am Personal Statement: mecca through the unique Year America Reframed perspectives of local stakeholders - Can a school save a community? Personal Statement follows three once prosperous card dealers, OYLER: ONE SCHOOL, ONE high school seniors from Brooklyn cocktail waitresses, construction YEAR asks just that, telling the intent on defying the odds for workers and others - who lost their story of a Cincinnati public school themselves and their classmates by jobs or are hanging on to them by a fighting to break the cycle of becoming the very resource they thread, yet who still manage to poverty. The neighborhood is urban don't have for themselves: peer have hope for the future. Appalachian-an insular community college counselors. An 9:30pm Stories from the Stage with roots in the coal mining towns observational film, Personal Suitcase Stories (Part 1) of Kentucky and West Virginia. Statement weaves together their Szifra Birke discovers the hidden Before 2006, very few teens from individual struggles, family life, and meaning of her name; Grace Lower Price Hill finished high highs and lows of the of their Talusan shares how a green station school, much less went to college. respective college application wagon helped her family become The local Oyler School only went processes. Americans; and Kevin Dutremble through eighth grade. After that, 9 Wednesday challenges his assumptions about rather than ride the bus out of the 8pm Independent Lens others. neighborhood for high school, most My Country No More 10pm PBS NewsHour kids dropped out. Under long-time Explore the rise and fall of the 11pm Nightly Business Report Principal Craig Hockenberry's recent North Dakota oil boom 11:30pm Day leadership, Oyler School is part of through the intimate lens of one 12am Work and Happiness: The the growing community schools family fighting to preserve their Human Cost of Welfare movement. The school has agricultural way of life, which puts Experience the welfare system transformed into a "community them at odds with relatives and through the eyes of those who are learning center," where it serves neighbors determined to sell. Page 4 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide

9pm Frontline communication. Now modern amendment, and the years of The Pension Gamble technology is making it possible to debate about women's suffrage How state governments and Wall correlate the dolphins' sounds and that preceded it. On July 17, 1920, Street led America's public behavior, bringing Herzing and her Carrie Chapman Catt, President of pensions into a $4-trillion hole. collaborators closer to decoding the National American Woman Correspondent Martin Smith dolphin communication. Suffrage Association, arrived to investigates the consequences for 9:30pm Changing Seas spend a few days in Nashville. She teachers, police, firefighters, and Cryptic Critters was traveling on the heels of other public servants and who will Deep underwater, on a shipwreck Tennessee Governor A.H. Roberts' be held accountable? near Key West, lives a tiny potential announcement of a special session 10pm PBS NewsHour new threat. Being in the right place of the state legislature, called at the 11pm Nightly Business Report at the right time, one expert spotted urging of President Woodrow 11:30pm Day it and immediately knew that it Wilson. One more state needed to 12am Reel South didn't belong. Researchers want to ratify the proposed amendment, Overburden know where this new species came and that duty rested solely on the By Chad Stevens. Meet two from, and whether its sudden shoulders of Tennessee. Catt's few unforgettable women - a fiery, appearance spells disaster for the days dragged into weeks at her pro-coal right-winger and a delicate coral reef ecosystem in the headquarters in the Hermitage tenacious, environmentalist Florida Keys. Hotel, where pro- and anti- grandmother whose lives collide 10pm PBS NewsHour suffragists continued to clash in when a mine disaster shatters their 11pm Nightly Business Report what came to be known as the community. Filmed over seven 11:30pm Day "War of the Roses." Those in favor years, the pair's courageous story 12am Nova sported yellow roses, while those underscores the need for Einstein's Quantum Riddle against wore red. On the sweltering reconciliation as they take on a Quantum entanglement is poised to day of August 18, 1920, the House rogue industry to help heal their revolutionize technology from convened. After two consecutive Appalachian Mountain community. networks to code breaking, but first 48-48 outcomes to table the 10 Thursday we need to know it's real. Join resolution, it was put to a vote. The 8pm Dictator's Playbook physicists as they capture light from votes were coming in neck and Kim Il Sung across the universe in a bid to neck. At the last minute, Witness Kim Il Sung's prove Einstein's "spooky action at a 24-year-old freshman transformation from guerrilla fighter distance." representative Harry Burn recalled to brutal dictator of North Korea. 11 Friday a letter from his mother received How did he build the most 8pm We'll Meet Again that morning, urging him to, "be a controlled society on earth and The Fight for Women's Rights good boy" and grant women the launch a dictatorship that has Join Ann Curry as two women right to vote. In spite of wearing a lasted for three generations? search for friends and colleagues red rose, Burn swung his vote, 9pm Changing Seas who fought for equal rights. One of making Tennessee the deciding Dolphins: Breaking The Code the first female commercial pilots 36th state to enable passage of the Dr. Denise L. Herzing has wants to thank her mentor, and an 19th Amendment, and thereby dedicated her career to studying a advocate hopes to find the woman granting women the Constitutional community of free-ranging Atlantic who inspired her to join a right to vote. spotted dolphins that live in the movement. 9:30pm Penny: Champion of the shallow, crystal clear waters of the 9pm Perfect 36: When Women Marginalized Bahamas Through non-invasive, Won The Vote PENNY is a multi-dimensional in-water observation; she PERFECT 36: WHEN WOMEN portrait of Penny Cooper, a researches the animals' social WON THE VOTE chronicles the celebrated criminal defense structure, behaviors and dramatic vote to ratify this attorney, art collector, supporter of Page 5 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide female artists, and protector of the revolutionize modern fighting to break the cycle of underdog. Cooper's life brims with communication, including WiFi, poverty. The neighborhood is urban stories mirroring the profound GPS and Bluetooth. Appalachian-an insular community changes in our country from the 9:30pm Untold Stories: Mina with roots in the coal mining towns 1940s to the present. In this Miller Edison, The Wizard's Wife of Kentucky and West Virginia. revealing documentary, Cooper Mina Miller Edison, while perhaps Before 2006, very few teens from proves herself quite the raconteur best-known as Thomas Edison's Lower Price Hill finished high with seemingly unlimited wife, was a remarkable woman in school, much less went to college. anecdotes. Her stories are her own right. Mina's diary entries The local Oyler School only went engaging; sometimes funny, and hint at a side of the prolific inventor through eighth grade. After that, sometimes distressing. The film is a not always seen by the public, rather than ride the bus out of the collection of these moments as told while her personal - and often neighborhood for high school, most by Cooper and the people who candid - letters to friends and family kids dropped out. Under long-time have been impacted by her reflect her own struggles and Principal Craig Hockenberry's dynamic spirit. The talented lawyer accomplishments. UNTOLD leadership, Oyler School is part of and art enthusiast offers a unique STORIES: MINA MILLER EDISON, the growing community schools perspective on important social THE WIZARD'S WIFE explores movement. The school has narratives such as criminal justice, Mina's direct and lasting impact, transformed into a "community the artists and collectors who specifically on the Edison's winter learning center," where it serves generate today's global estate in Fort Myers, Florida and students from preschool through contemporary art market, gender their Glenmont estate in New 12th grade, and is open equality, and more. Through it all, Jersey. Like the private and public year-round, from early morning until she has found herself at the center gardens she sowed and tended, late at night. It has become a of dramatic social progress for Mina Miller Edison's charity work one-stop-shop for its students and women. A role model and pioneer, planted the seeds for growth, their families, combining academic, Cooper perhaps owes much of her change and beautification that can health and social services under success in transcending the glass still be seen today. one roof. Based on the ceiling to her unwavering resilience, 10pm Personal Statement: award-winning Marketplace radio fortitude and infamous humility. America Reframed series "One School, One Year," 10pm PBS NewsHour Personal Statement follows three OYLER takes viewers through a 11pm Nightly Business Report high school seniors from Brooklyn year at the school, focusing on 11:30pm Day intent on defying the odds for Hockenberry's mission to transform 12am Uss Indianapolis: The Final themselves and their classmates by a community and on senior Raven Chapter becoming the very resource they Gribbins' quest to be the first in her Follow a scientific detective story don't have for themselves: peer troubled family to finish high school detailing the discovery of the USS college counselors. An and go to college. When Indianapolis wreck site, 18,000 feet observational film, Personal Hockenberry's job is threatened, it below the Philippine Sea. The Statement weaves together their becomes clear it's a make-or-break ship's sinking during World War II individual struggles, family life, and year for both of them. was the largest loss of life in U.S. highs and lows of the of their 12am Hedy Lamarr: American Naval history. respective college application Masters 12 Saturday processes. Discover the story of the most 8pm Hedy Lamarr: American 11pm Oyler: One School, One beautiful woman in the world, who Masters Year was also an ingenious inventor. Her Discover the story of the most Can a school save a community? pioneering work helped beautiful woman in the world, who OYLER: ONE SCHOOL, ONE revolutionize modern was also an ingenious inventor. Her YEAR asks just that, telling the communication, including WiFi, pioneering work helped story of a Cincinnati public school GPS and Bluetooth. Page 6 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide

13 Sunday 14 Monday 9:30pm Stories from the Stage 8pm Nature 8pm City Rising Wanderlust Attenborough and the Sea Dragon City Rising illuminates the history of It's nearly universal - to explore the Join Sir David Attenborough as he discriminatory laws and practices at world and in doing so, learning pieces together the remarkable the root of the gentrification and something about yourself. Julian discovery of the Ichthyosaur, a affordable housing crisis in the finds the meaning of home on a fearsome fish lizard that lived United States, revealing how road trip to Ohio; Jeffrey delivers a during the age of dinosaurs. gentrification is traditionally molded perfect show to a deserted bar in 9pm Finding Your Roots and dictated by those in power. Des Moines, Iowa; and Renata Grandparents and Other Strangers Through the stories of California's goes ghost hunting in Kentucky and Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. helps rapidly developing urban centers, discovers that we all have a zany actor Andy Samberg and author City Rising features a growing side. Hosted by Wes Hazard. George R. R. Martin answer some movement of advocacy as 10pm PBS NewsHour family mysteries when DNA communities fight gentrification and 11pm Nightly Business Report detective work uncovers new seek responsible development 11:30pm Day branches of their family trees. The across the state. People of color 12am We Are Superman DNA analysis upends family history who cherish their neighborhood's Kansas City has suffered from and reveals new relatives. culture and sense of community hyper-segregation for over 60 10pm Independent Lens mobilize against unsustainable years. We Are Superman In Football We Trust rents and other forces that are chronicles the story of Troost Explore the story behind the pushing neighbors into Avenue, which lies in the heart of Polynesian pipeline to the NFL homelessness. KC. Troost draws a geographic line through the lives of high school 9pm Local USA between black and white, rich and players in Utah. As they enter the My Everyday Hustle poor. A growing movement unites high-stakes world of college In MY EVERYDAY HUSTLE, five to transform Troost from a dividing recruiting and the promise of pro young men and women chase their line into a gathering place. On the sports, they still struggle with gang versions of the American Dream. corner of 31st Street and Troost violence and poverty. They work hard to support Avenue, a community of people are 11:30pm Local USA themselves and their families but battling against prejudicial Voices from Atlantic City they also live in one of the most legislation, exploitative VOICES FROM ATLANTIC CITY expensive cities in America. Meet corporations, and a stereotype that tells the story of the rise and fall of Nadir, Walid, Cecilia, Daniel, and has stigmatized the urban core this gambling and entertainment Heidi as they explain why they love since the suburban revolution. This mecca through the unique their jobs, as dog walker, street cart is the story of their work, their perspectives of local stakeholders - vendor, on-demand driver, courier, vision, and how they are no longer once prosperous card dealers, and subway performer. In New waiting on a Superman to come cocktail waitresses, construction York they are an integral part of save them. workers and others - who lost their everyday life and many people 15 Tuesday jobs or are hanging on to them by a depend on them. How do they 8pm America ReFramed thread, yet who still manage to make ends meet? Their stories - Agents of Change have hope for the future. originally reported as part of Agents of Change looks at a pivotal 12am Nature "Chasing the Dream," the public moment when our nation was Attenborough and the Sea Dragon media series on poverty and caught at the intersection of the Join Sir David Attenborough as he opportunity in America from WNET Civil Rights, Black Power, and pieces together the remarkable in New York - reveal the struggles, Anti-Vietnam War Movements. The discovery of the Ichthyosaur, a successes, and daily "hustle" of film examines the racial conditions fearsome fish lizard that lived New York life for people we see on college campuses across the during the age of dinosaurs. every day, but don't really know. U.S., focusing on two seminal Page 7 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide protests: San Francisco State in surrounding Gantt's enrollment - and the hiring of minority faculty. 1968 and Cornell University in the result of nearly two years of Student activists demonstrated and 1969. At San Francisco State, detailed preparation and planning faced brutal police assaults and students and their supporters which on the part of college massive arrests unleashed by included faculty and the administrators, state politicians and then-Governor Ronald Reagan. increasingly influential Black business leaders - made headlines Struggling for themselves and the Panther Party, launched the at the time, but soon it faded from generations of students to come, longest student strike in U.S. the public consciousness. Narrated Black, Latino and Asian student history. In addition to demanding by Tony-winning actor Phylicia groups worked together to form the curricular changes, the students, Rashad, THE EDUCATION OF Third World Liberation Front. Their who yearned to learn about HARVEY GANTT tells this pivotal, efforts birthed the first College of themselves and their history, yet largely forgotten, story of Ethnic Studies in the nation and demanded increased minority desegregation. Interviews with ignited similar actions across the student recruitment and retention, Gantt, distinguished scholars and country. Told through the voices of and the hiring of minority faculty. civil rights veterans, and archival past student activists and Student activists demonstrated and footage and reenactment illuminate organizers, Agents of Change faced brutal police assaults and the events leading up to Gantt's unfolds with rich archival footage, massive arrests unleashed by enrollment, the unfolding of compelling interviews, and a then-Governor Ronald Reagan. entrance day and the impact of dynamic soundtrack. Today, nearly Struggling for themselves and the Clemson's integration on the state half a century later, many of the generations of students to come, and the nation. same demands are surfacing in Black, Latino and Asian student 10pm PBS NewsHour campus protests across the groups worked together to form the 11pm Nightly Business Report country, revealing the present Third World Liberation Front. Their 11:30pm Day intersections Americans find efforts birthed the first College of 12am America ReFramed themselves. Ethnic Studies in the nation and Agents of Change 16 Wednesday ignited similar actions across the Agents of Change looks at a pivotal 8pm Independent Lens country. Told through the voices of moment when our nation was Rodents of Unusual Size past student activists and caught at the intersection of the Go deep into the bayous with organizers, Agents of Change Civil Rights, Black Power, and fisherman Thomas Gonzales, who unfolds with rich archival footage, Anti-Vietnam War Movements. The has lived through hurricanes and oil compelling interviews, and a film examines the racial conditions spills but now faces a bigger threat: dynamic soundtrack. Today, nearly on college campuses across the monstrous 20-pound "swamp rats" half a century later, many of the U.S., focusing on two seminal who are eating up coastal same demands are surfacing in protests: San Francisco State in wetlands. It's man vs. rodent. May campus protests across the 1968 and Cornell University in the best mammal win. country, revealing the present 1969. At San Francisco State, 9pm Frontline intersections Americans find students and their supporters which Poverty, Politics and Profit themselves. included faculty and the Investigate the billions spent on 9:30pm Education of Harvey increasingly influential Black housing the poor and why so few Gantt Panther Party, launched the get the help they need. With NPR, On January 28, 1963, a young longest student strike in U.S. the film examines the politics, black man from Charleston named history. In addition to demanding profits and problems of an Harvey Gantt enrolled at Clemson curricular changes, the students, affordable housing system in crisis. College, making him the first who yearned to learn about 10pm PBS NewsHour African American accepted to a themselves and their history, 11pm Nightly Business Report white school in South Carolina. The demanded increased minority 11:30pm Day absence of drama or violence student recruitment and retention, 12am Independent Lens Page 8 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Rat Film Day The Dinosaurs Died inspired a groundswell of Trace the history of Baltimore Investigate how an asteroid grassroots conservation efforts and through this provocative film that vanquished the dinosaurs 66 propelled Collier County to the uses the rat--as well as the humans million years ago. Join scientists as forefront of an environmental battle who love them, live with them and they drill into the impact crater and, that would stretch all the way to the kill them - to chronicle the for the first time, reconstruct the Supreme Court. Narrated by Peter systemized oppression in hell on earth that unfolded in the Thomas (Nova), PROTECTING impoverished communities far minutes, hours and months after PARADISE: THE WESTERN beyond the city's borders. the impact. EVERGLADES tells this story 17 Thursday 18 Friday through historic photographs, 8pm Dictator's Playbook 9pm Edge of the Everglades: Big vintage footage and interviews with Saddam Hussein Cypress National Preserve leaders of the early conservation Learn how Saddam Hussein ruled Narrated by Peter Thomas (Nova), movement and biologists and Iraq with an iron fist for over 30 EDGE OF THE EVERGLADES: environmentalists. years. To maintain power, he used BIG CYPRESS NATIONAL 10pm PBS NewsHour fear, intimidation and violence like PRESERVE tells the story of the 11pm Nightly Business Report few others in history, but he made massive, mysterious marshland 11:30pm Day the fatal mistake of believing his that continues to inspire deep 12am The Swamp: American regime could take on the whole passions for - and bitter debate Experience world. about - one of the last great wild Explore the story of Florida's 9pm Changing Seas places in the world. On the western Everglades, America's greatest Lords of the Wetlands edge of the Everglades, beyond the wetland. A tale of greed, hubris and While American crocodiles are sawgrass prairies of the famed destruction, the film chronicles the recovering in parts of their range, River of Grass, lies the repeated efforts to conquer what their future looks bleak in Jamaica. cypress-studded marshland known was once seen as a useless Habitat loss and poaching for meat as the Big Cypress Swamp. The wasteland and the passionate have led to a drastic decline in the vast wet wilderness - a mosaic of efforts to preserve it. population. Dedicated scientists marshes, cypress trees, pinelands 19 Saturday and conservationists are working to and prairies once slated to house 8pm Norman Lear: American save the species through research, the world's largest jetport - now Masters education, and conservation stands as a testament to Discover how the prolific creator of initiatives. compromise. In 1974, unlikely allies "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons" 9:30pm Changing Seas - conservationists and hunters - and "Good Times" effected social Fishing The Flats for Science brokered a controversial deal which change through his groundbreaking Flats fishing is popular with attempted to satisfy both sitcoms and activism. Features recreational anglers in the environmental and recreational George Clooney, Amy Poehler, Jon Caribbean and the Florida Keys. interests. Stewart, Russell Simmons and But until recently, little was known 9:30pm Protecting Paradise: The others. about tarpon, bonefish and permit - Western Everglades 9:30pm Pioneers of Television the species most coveted by sports In 1947, the same year President Carol Burnett & The Funny Ladies fishermen. Now scientists are Harry S. Truman established This program is comprised largely studying the fish to better Everglades National Park, work of material from the "Funny Ladies" understand their movements, began on a complex system of episode that led off season 3 of habitat, and spawning behaviors. drainage canals that would change PIONEERS OF TELEVISION. The 10pm PBS NewsHour south Florida - and the swamp - program focuses on Carol Burnett's 11pm Nightly Business Report forever. However, this threat to the television comedy career and the 11:30pm Day cypress-studded marshland on the funny ladies of television who 12am Nova western edge of the Everglades joined her in paving the way for Page 9 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide today's TV comediennes. intersections Americans find Felicity Huffman and Michael K. 10pm America ReFramed themselves. Williams discover a wealth of Agents of Change 11:30pm Education of Harvey hidden family history. Both grew up Agents of Change looks at a pivotal Gantt knowing little about their biological moment when our nation was On January 28, 1963, a young fathers, and seeing their lost caught at the intersection of the black man from Charleston named ancestry restored proves deeply Civil Rights, Black Power, and Harvey Gantt enrolled at Clemson empowering. Anti-Vietnam War Movements. The College, making him the first 10pm POV film examines the racial conditions African American accepted to a Raising Bertie on college campuses across the white school in South Carolina. The 11:30pm Local USA U.S., focusing on two seminal absence of drama or violence My Everyday Hustle protests: San Francisco State in surrounding Gantt's enrollment - In MY EVERYDAY HUSTLE, five 1968 and Cornell University in the result of nearly two years of young men and women chase their 1969. At San Francisco State, detailed preparation and planning versions of the American Dream. students and their supporters which on the part of college They work hard to support included faculty and the administrators, state politicians and themselves and their families but increasingly influential Black business leaders - made headlines they also live in one of the most Panther Party, launched the at the time, but soon it faded from expensive cities in America. Meet longest student strike in U.S. the public consciousness. Narrated Nadir, Walid, Cecilia, Daniel, and history. In addition to demanding by Tony-winning actor Phylicia Heidi as they explain why they love curricular changes, the students, Rashad, THE EDUCATION OF their jobs, as dog walker, street cart who yearned to learn about HARVEY GANTT tells this pivotal, vendor, on-demand driver, courier, themselves and their history, yet largely forgotten, story of and subway performer. In New demanded increased minority desegregation. Interviews with York they are an integral part of student recruitment and retention, Gantt, distinguished scholars and everyday life and many people and the hiring of minority faculty. civil rights veterans, and archival depend on them. How do they Student activists demonstrated and footage and reenactment illuminate make ends meet? Their stories - faced brutal police assaults and the events leading up to Gantt's originally reported as part of massive arrests unleashed by enrollment, the unfolding of "Chasing the Dream," the public then-Governor Ronald Reagan. entrance day and the impact of media series on poverty and Struggling for themselves and the Clemson's integration on the state opportunity in America from WNET generations of students to come, and the nation. in New York - reveal the struggles, Black, Latino and Asian student 12am Norman Lear: American successes, and daily "hustle" of groups worked together to form the Masters New York life for people we see Third World Liberation Front. Their Discover how the prolific creator of every day, but don't really know. efforts birthed the first College of "All in the Family," "The Jeffersons" 12am Nature Ethnic Studies in the nation and and "Good Times" effected social Equus: Story of the Horse ignited similar actions across the change through his groundbreaking 21 Monday country. Told through the voices of sitcoms and activism. Features 8pm AfroPop: The Ultimate past student activists and George Clooney, Amy Poehler, Jon Cultural Exchange organizers, Agents of Change Stewart, Russell Simmons and Mama Africa: Miriam Makeba! unfolds with rich archival footage, others. Using archival performance footage compelling interviews, and a 20 Sunday and interviews with those who dynamic soundtrack. Today, nearly 8pm Nature knew her best, and with Makeba half a century later, many of the Equus: Story of the Horse herself, the documentary examines same demands are surfacing in 9pm Finding Your Roots the life of the iconic South African campus protests across the Mystery Men singer and activist. country, revealing the present Henry Louis Gates, Jr. helps actors 9pm Life on the Line Page 10 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide

Flight to Survive current climate of national disunity and the laughter of children for a Follow an emergency trauma team across racial, religious, and political moment replace the sounds of as they transport injured children by lines. It has significant implications gunfire and the call of drug dealers. air to one of the few level 1 for addressing the public issues On a set of corridors nicknamed pediatric trauma centers in the and challenges that the American Heroin Highway, the young men nation. From a near drowning to a nation must successfully meet. and women of the North Camden child stroke, be inspired by some of 22 Tuesday Little League navigate the hazards the youngest members of society 8pm America ReFramed of the drug trade to come to and and their families as they fight to Pyne Poynt from the sandlot at Pyne Poynt overcome tragedy. Little League baseball in America's Park. 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An investigation with NPR 11pm Nightly Business Report Little League navigate the hazards reveals the biggest disease clusters 11:30pm Day of the drug trade to come to and ever documented, and how industry 12am American Story: Race from the sandlot at Pyne Poynt and government failed to protect Amity and the Other Tradition Park. The league plays a vital role miners. Also, a report from Yemen. The primary purpose of the in creating change in the struggling 10pm PBS NewsHour documentary project, An American community of North Camden by 11pm Nightly Business Report Story: Race Amity and The Other bringing families, coaches, and 11:30pm Day Tradition, is to impact the public children of all ages together. 12am Independent Lens discourse on race. To move the 9:30pm Hooked RX: from Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked discourse from the Prescription to Addiction The World "blame/grievance/rejection" cycle to Investigate the alarming rise of Discover how Native American a view from a different lens, the prescription opioid abuse in Arizona musicians have transformed lens of "amity/collaboration/access in this Cronkite News special report American blues, jazz and rock in and equity." In contrast to the lens produced by more than 100 this musical celebration featuring that focuses exclusively on the students at ASU's Walter Cronkite Robbie Robertson, Taj Mahal, racist traditions that are rooted in School of Journalism and Mass Slash, Jackson Browne, Taboo, America's social history, the moral Communication under the guidance Quincy Jones, Tony Bennett, Iggy counterweight of close, loving, of over a dozen faculty members. Pop, Steven Tyler and more. friendship and collaboration, which 10pm PBS NewsHour have always been present in our 24 Thursday 11pm Nightly Business Report 8pm Dictator's Playbook history, represents "the other 11:30pm Day tradition." This "other tradition" is a Benito Mussolini 12am America ReFramed See why Benito Mussolini was source of inspiration and presents Pyne Poynt models of behavior that are of considered a pioneer among 20th Little League baseball in America's century dictators. From moral value across generations of most dangerous city is more than present day Americans. The undermining judges to just a game. In Camden, NJ, indoctrinating children, he forged documentary discusses the "better America's poorest and most in us", a needed perspective in the key tactics for seizing power. He dangerous city, the crack of a bat also created fascism, an ideology Page 11 of 13 – January 2019 WORLD expanded guide that would plunge Europe into 11:30pm Day in this Cronkite News special report darkness. 12am Victoria & Albert: The produced by more than 100 9pm Glaciers of the Winds Wedding students at ASU's Walter Cronkite Glaciers of the Winds is a one-hour Episode: 1 School of Journalism and Mass documentary on the science, Join the experts preparing to Communication under the guidance exploration, and retreat of the reconstruct the wedding that of over a dozen faculty members. glaciers in the Wind River changed history. As they get ready 12am Bob Hope: American Mountains of Wyoming. for the ceremony and investigate Masters WyomingPBS looks at the big the stories behind the dress, food Explore the entertainer's life with picture of how receding alpine and music, they uncover unprecedented access to his glaciers will affect the ecosystem, astonishing details, and their personal archives including writings municipalities, farmers, and challenge comes into focus. voiced by Billy Crystal, clips from ranchers downstream. 26 Saturday his body of work, and interviews 10pm PBS NewsHour 8pm Bob Hope: American with Woody Allen, Margaret Cho, 11pm Nightly Business Report Masters Conan O'Brien, Tom Selleck and 11:30pm Day Explore the entertainer's life with Brooke Shields. 12am Nova unprecedented access to his 27 Sunday Kilauea: Hawaii On Fire personal archives including writings 8pm Nature Join scientists and residents on a voiced by Billy Crystal, clips from Equus: Story of the Horse breathtaking journey to investigate his body of work, and interviews 9pm Finding Your Roots the Kilauea volcano's recent spike with Woody Allen, Margaret Cho, Reporting on the Reporters in activity, including the deadly April Conan O'Brien, Tom Selleck and Host Henry Louis Gates, Jr. shows 2017 eruption. Along the way, Brooke Shields. journalists Christiane Amanpour, some of Hawaii's biggest secrets 10pm America ReFramed Ann Curry and Lisa Ling that the are revealed. Pyne Poynt stories within their own family trees 25 Friday Little League baseball in America's are every bit as compelling as the 8pm Victoria & Albert: The most dangerous city is more than news stories they have been Wedding just a game. In Camden, NJ, covering for the world. 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In Money We Trust? is a one-hour Detroiters also share stories of 12am Nature documentary answering the hope and propose creative ways to Equus: Story of the Horse question, "what is money?" In re-imagine an inclusive, productive, 28 Monday Money We Trust? explains how equitable and re-invigorated city. 8pm AfroPop: The Ultimate money provides a shared measure 9:30pm Grooming A Generation Cultural Exchange of value that facilitates trade and A reading program run by a small Mama Colonel cooperation between strangers. group of African-American barbers Set in the Democratic Republic of Throughout history, trustworthy near Detroit in Ypsilanti, Michigan Congo, the program follows money has fueled human encourages their young customers Honorine Munyole, known as achievement-from the emergence to read to them during a haircut. Mama Colonel, as she leads a of philosophy to the high-tech For their efforts the boys get a two special police force charged with revolution. 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Featured are more African-American mail carrier, heart disease. But Alexis's heart than 20 experts including former Wendell Watkins, and the stopped much sooner than doctors Federal Reserve Chairmen Alan committed community he faithfully anticipated and now her family Greenspan and Paul Volcker; and served for thirty years. The films woke up to a living nightmare. Adam Fergusson, author of "When listen in on his conversations with Follow her journey through the Money Dies," the definitive history his customers - the resilient eyes of her determined doctors and of the Weimar hyperinflation. 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