A report on kidnapping includes an Idaho father's search for his son, abducted in 1987 by the man's ex-wife; a Georgia case in which a father is suspected in the disappearance of his baby. Also: Patricia Hearst on her 1974 kidnapping by the Symbionese Liberation Army; the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby.

Scheduled: Dan Rather reports on crystal methamphetamine and the drug's popularity among users. Also: a look at rehabilitation programs. Included: comments from law-enforcement representatives.

Scheduled: A look at a pediatric emergency room chronicles cases at Cincinnati's Children's Hospital and includes comments from doctors and patients' families. Correspondents include Wyatt Andrews, Bill Lagattuta and Cynthia Bowers.

Scheduled: A report on a controversial program that forcibly removes troubled teens from their homes and takes them to overseas camps for rehabilitation. Correspondents include Erin Moriarty and Susan Spencer.

Scheduled: A report on a controversial program that removes troubled teens from their homes and takes them to overseas camps for rehabilitation. Correspondents include Erin Moriarty and Susan Spencer.

Scheduled: A report on Elizabeth Welsh, who discovered that her presumed-dead ex-husband was actually alive and living in Texas.

Scheduled: A look at a past investigation into a Massachusetts day-care center. Correspondents include Harold Dow and Susan Spencer.

Scheduled: A report on a child-custody battle involving a 10-year-old girl. Correspondents include Erin Moriarty and Harold Dow.

Scheduled: A look at efforts to slow the aging process and have people live longer includes comments from scientists. Correspondents include Susan Spencer, Troy Roberts, Bill Lagatutta and Andy Rooney.

Examines the issue of capital punishment and profiles opposing viewpoints; includes the case of a woman who testified for her father's murderer because of her stance against capital punishment.