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the pa foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues.th john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalismhat informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. (bells ringing in distance) >> mark obenhaus: 36 years ago,n i spent weeks hester, pennsylvania, making ailm about abortion for "frontline's" first season. it was ten years after roe v. wade. >> tonight, on "frontline," for the rst time on american television: the experience of abortion. >> with this vacuum cleaner-type tube, the baby is literallypa pulled and ripped to pieces. >> this is the story of ther anguish of fmen: two who decide to have their babies, and two who choose to come here. ♪ "the abortion clinic." ♪ >> obenhaus: the film revolved around the reproductive health and counseling center. women who came to the abortion clinic oke about their decisions. >> can you tell me why you chose this option, as opposed to the other ones? do you know what they are? >> no. >> you don't know what your other options are? >> well, k