25/7

When You Can't Call 911

25/7 reports on the lawsuit filed by an Oregon woman, suffering from morbid obesity, against the doctor who left his cellular phone inside her small intestine during an operation to staple her stomach.

Lincoln's Log

25/7 examines the authenticity of a soon-to-be published book by an Arkansas man, who claims to have discovered a collection of pictures of Abraham Lincoln, in his youth, in compromising positions.

A Question of Nutrition

25/7 investigates a budget-restrained county in Michigan that has begun serving roadkill in homeless shelters.

Scare Tactics

25/7 meets the teacher who dresses up aborted fetuses as celebrities, like the Jonas Brothers, for her lectures on the value of sexual abstinence in Missouri schools.

25/7 has fast become the most talked about magazine show on television, taking investigative journalism to a whole new level.

Often controversial and disturbing, 25/7's exposés have turned a full-length mirror on the good, the bad, and the ugly of an America we thought we knew.

Now broadcast in 69 countries, 3 principalities, and 13 languages, 25/7 has been hailed in the media as "simply extraordinary," "downright incredible" and "the last word in investigative reporting."



Jim Piddock: Sr. Reporter Jim explains the reason for his strong interest in investigative reporting for 25/7.	Josh Adamson: Host Josh shares his thoughts about truth, reality and the importance of 25/7.	Stewart Cohen: Exec. Prod. Stewart outlines his views on the genesis, purpose and uniqueness of 25/7.