Autism Now: Meet Nick, Robert MacNeil's Grandson
Clip: 4/18/2011 | 15m 21s
The first of six reports in Robert MacNeil's Autism Now series.
In the first of six reports in his Autism series, former NewsHour anchor Robert MacNeil takes viewers on a visit with his 6-year-old grandson, Nick, to see how autism affects the whole family. Nick experiences autism not just as a brain-development disorder, but also as physical ailments affecting his whole body.
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Autism Now: Meet Nick, Robert MacNeil's Grandson
Clip: 4/18/2011 | 15m 21s
In the first of six reports in his Autism series, former NewsHour anchor Robert MacNeil takes viewers on a visit with his 6-year-old grandson, Nick, to see how autism affects the whole family. Nick experiences autism not just as a brain-development disorder, but also as physical ailments affecting his whole body.
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