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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
A year after the battle of Fallujah, Kevin Sites returned to Iraq to gauge progress on rebuilding and securing the city. He also reported from northern Iraq, where Kurds enjoy relative prosperity but still bear scars from abuses under Saddam Hussein's regime. Full Story »
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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
In the DR Congo, once considered the battleground of Africa¿s 'First World War,' Kevin Sites interviewed child soldiers and reported on the rape epidemic, in a nation where sexual violence is still being used as a weapon of war. Full Story »
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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
US troops at a base in Northeastern Afghanistan, about 25 miles from the Pakistan border, say they see hostile exchanges with militants about twice a week. Troops say foreigners are paying locals to fight the Americans -- money hard to resist for many poor Afghans. Full Story »
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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
The opening montage of the documentary about Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone features unforgettable images from all the conflict zones, edited together by Director Jeffrey Porter and Editor Steve Neilson, with a beautiful and haunting score by composer Damian Wagner. Full Story »
Josh Rushing, a former Marines Captain, is now a reporter with Al Jazeera International. He talked to Kevin Sites about that transition, which he also details in his new book, 'Mission Al Jazeera.' Full Story »
In Somalia, the first location of the Hot Zone project, Sites visited the site of the infamous 'Black Hawk Down' battle and explored whether al-Qaida had taken root amid Somalia's anarchy. Full Story »
With its volatile ethnic mix and threat of roadside bombs, American and Iraqi security forces are struggling to contain violence in the oil-rich area. Journalist Doug Grindle reports. Full Story »
Photographer Shirley Barenholz listens to her father - a Holocaust survivor - describe his time hiding in Holland during World War II. Full Story »
Missy Jenkins Smith, wounded in the 1997 school shooting in West Paducah, Kentucky in which three people were killed, recounts her experience. Fifteen at the time, she was paralyzed from the waist down. Now 25, she's married and expecting a baby. Full Story »
In this series of interviews recorded in the weeks preceding video blogger Josh Wolf's release from prison, his family reflects on his situation, and journalists debate whether Wolf qualifies for that title. Full Story »
