By now, everyone has assuredly heard about ABC's controversial mini-series with Harvey Keitel which has been criticized by 9/11 Commission members, Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nv) and even former president Bill Clinton for allegedly fabricating incidents to shoulder the blame on Madeline Albright and other Clinton administration officials for the attacks. There is an alternative on that night, however. The acclaimed PBS series "Frontline," now in its 20th season, will air a two-hour documentary entitled "Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero." It will air at 10pm, EST in most markets, including Blue Ridge Public TV in Roanoke (Va) and North Carolina Public TV, which covers Raleigh, Greensboro and Charlotte. According to the program's web site, the documentary will feature interviews with priests, rabbis, an Islamic scholar and a photographer who captured the horrific evens that unfolded in New York on that day. I hope those of you who stumble upon this blog can watch it.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/faith
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