This series is part adventure, part history lesson, part treasure hunt. Specialists from the country's leading auction houses and independent appraisers and dealers from across the nation traveled throughout the United States offering free public appraisals of antiques and collectibles. After regaining his sight, Adam decides to seek a career as a lawyer. Sheila travels to China, where she discovers the fate of these important family records. Experts identify various compiled records and discuss how they can be a helpful starting point in family history research.
Experts elaborate on how to use computers and the Internet in seeking out family connections.
In part 2 of this historical biography of George Wallace, the Alabama governor sets his sights on the White House. In his second attempt for the U.S. Presidency in 1972, Wallace is shot several times by an attention-seeking assassin. Wallace survives but is bound to a wheel chair for the rest of his life. Though the mental anguish of his disability marks the bitter end of his political career and also his second marriage, Wallace experiences a personal and moral revelation. He seeks forgiveness from the Black community, political enemies and civil rights activists that he fought against for his political life.