Candy Wells recounts her husband Ken's experience as a POW in the Vietnam War, including his capture, interrogation, and eventual release. Meanwhile, human traffickers exploit vulnerable individuals, and a water crisis affects Navajo families. The importance of setting standards and experiencing amazing is highlighted by Lexus, and the story of Ken and Candy Wells serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. [... more]

Larry Spencer, a prisoner of war for nearly seven years, shares his harrowing experience in the Hanoi Hilton, where he was subjected to physical and psychological torture, and eventually released in 1973. His story highlights the vulnerability of prisoners and the importance of awareness about human trafficking. [... more]

Larry Spencer served 25 months and 51 days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, experiencing harsh conditions and brutal treatment at the hands of his Vietnamese captors. He recounts his story of survival and the psychological and physical toll of his captivity, including the infamous Hanoi march and the Hanoi Hilton prison camp. [... more]

Candy Wells recounts the day she found out her husband Ken, a prisoner of war in Vietnam, was declared missing in action, and the remarkable story of how they maintained hope and connection with each other and other prisoners during their captivity, ultimately leading to their reunion and return home. [... more]

Larry Spencer, a veteran of the Vietnam War, shares his harrowing experience as a prisoner of war for nearly seven years, including his time at the infamous Hanoi Hilton, where he and fellow prisoners endured physical and psychological torture, and eventually his release in 1973. [... more]

Candy Wells recounts the day her husband, Ken, was declared missing in action during the Vietnam War. Ken shares his experience as a POW, including his time at the Hanoi Hilton, where he and fellow prisoners developed a system of communication and support. The couple's story highlights the resilience and faith that helped them persevere through their ordeal. [... more]

Larry Spencer recounts his experience as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War, describing the harsh conditions and brutal treatment he endured in the Hanoi Hilton and other prison camps. He shares stories of the psychological and physical torture, the use of the tap code for communication, and the uncertainty of each day's events. [... more]

Larry Spencer served 2551 days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, six days short of seven years. He recounts his experience of being captured, imprisoned at the Hanoi Hilton, and the psychological and physical torture he endured. [... more]

Candy Wells shares her story of waiting for her husband Ken, a POW in the Vietnam War, while Ken recounts his experiences as a prisoner in the Hanoi Hilton, where he and fellow prisoners found ways to communicate and support each other, ultimately leading to their release and reunion. [... more]

Michael J. Fox opens up about living with Parkinson's disease, while Bruce Springsteen reflects on the making of his album 'Nebraska', a turning point in his career. Meanwhile, a nurse goes above and beyond to care for a teenage mother and her triplets, and the nursing profession is highlighted as a vital part of the healthcare system. [... more]