"When you call and tell me you love me, I get worried," Toya tells her son Kenneth, "but I feel good at the same time to hear it." Their relationship is improving, and Toya says that Cobe made a difference in her sons' lives, "because they never really had a male role model."

Just a day after Caprysha walked away from Ameena on the park bench, she was back in a juvenile correctional facility for violating her parole. Here, Ameena visits Caprysha at the Illinois Youth Center at Warrenville. "When she gets out, what awaits Caprysha is her," says Ameena. "It's gonna be a rough road."

Review the 2005 incident in Haditha and what it can tell us about the moral and legal maze of U.S. troops' involvement in Iraq. 2/7/2012

FRONTLINE examines the implications of the Fukushima accident for U.S. nuclear safety, and asks how this disaster will affect the future of nuclear energy around the world.

Coming Jan. 10, FRONTLINE and ProPublica team up to investigate the American citizen who developed the blueprint for the most spectacular terror attack since 9/11 -- the 2008 attack on Mumbai, in A Perfect Terrorist.

A longtime humanitarian aid worker, Khalil Dale is no stranger to the dangersinherent in his line of work. He spoke to FRONTLINE in 1998 about how the dangers delivering famine relief in Somalia proved to be a turning point for the Red Cross.

Afghan opium farmers have long borrowed money from drug gangs to subsidize their crops. Now, as the Afghan government destroys their livelihood in an eradication program, the farmers find themselves in a horrifying situation: repay their debts or give their daughters to drug-traffickers. Najibullah Quraishi reports on the harrowing story of the collateral damage of the counter-narcotics effort.

Stephen Grey and Martin Smith go inside the deepest front in America's war against Al Qaeda and the Taliban: Pakistan. They uncover new details about border-crossing CIA-funded Afghan militias, investigate covert support for elements of the Taliban by the Pakistani military and intelligence, and explore the Obama administration's escalated campaign of drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal areas.

Afghan opium farmers have long borrowed money from drug gangs to subsidize their crops. Now, as the Afghan government destroys their livelihood in an eradication program, the farmers find themselves in a horrifying situation: repay their debts or give their daughters to drug-traffickers. Najibullah Quraishi reports on the harrowing story of the collateral damage of the counter-narcotics effort.

FRONTLINE enters the world of poet and undertaker Thomas Lynch. 12/27/2011

The story of the life of Jesus and the epic rise of Christianity. Said one critic: " It's a revelation of what television can be."

FRONTLINE unravels the story behind the world's first truly global Ponzi scheme - a deception that lasted longer, reached wider and cut deeper than any other business scandal in history. 12/6/2011

Filmed after the Holtzbergs moved from a Mumbai hotel room to the Nariman House. Their new multi-story building, purchased in part with a financial gift from the Rohr family, allows for regular guests, meals and study. The Chabad House was later attacked by Lashkar-i-Taiba during its siege of Mumbai in November 2008. Gavriel, his wife, Rivka, and four others were killed.

An inside look at what happened at the Jewish community center during the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, and more on the current state of the building.

It took the 2008 Mumbai attacks for much of the world to recognize Lashkar-i-Taiba's threat, but renowned French investigative judge Jean-Louis Bruguiere had for years warned of the Pakistan-based terrorist group's evolving international ambitions. In fact, a year before the Mumbai attacks, he successfully convicted a French citizen who had been deployed by Lashkar on an international mission.

Investigate the mysterious circumstances behind David Coleman Headley's rise from heroin dealer and U.S. government informant to master plotter of the 2008 attack on Mumbai. 1/10/2012

FRONTLINE takes a rare look at the uprising from inside Syria.

How Syrian Pres. Bashar al-Assad has managed to hold onto power for so long

FRONTLINE reporter Ramita Navai experiences life as a fugitive in Syria firsthand when she is trapped in a safe house with three of the country's most wanted opposition leaders. As the security forces and the militia raid houses on their street, the three men fear they will be captured and tortured, in "Syria Undercover," airing Nov. 8.

FRONTLINE offers a rare look from inside Syria, as we travel with undercover reporter Ramita Navai into some of the most dangerous parts of the country to meet members of the opposition movement forced into hiding, in "Syria Undercover," airing Nov 8.