Paul Greengrass’ drama-thriller ‘United 93’ depicts the events on board the ill-fated United Airlines Flight 93. Hijacked as part of the attack on September 11, 2001, the Al-Qaeda terrorists were on a suicide mission to crash the plane into a Washington DC target – most likely the capitol. The film highlights how the passengers heroically took control of the plane, causing it to crash into a field in Pennsylvania. In the Real Story, we follow the radicalisation of the key terrorist and explore how the conflicted terrorist likely delayed the hijack giving the passengers time to discover the larger terror plot they were a part of and change the course of history.

The 2012 film directed by Kathryn Bigelow about the killing of Osama bin Laden. Various critical elements in the film were later disputed; like the effectiveness of the water boarding and the use of classified information, and also the way in which Osama bin Laden was killed. The CIA agent, Maya, is made up – although it is true that most of the team hunting bin Laden were women. There is also a controversy about how bin Laden was found. The film says it was by tracing a courier – but journalist Seymour Hersch says that it was because there was a tip off from a Pakistani intelligence officer. No DNA from bin Laden, nor photos of him dead, have ever been released. Some reports say that half his skull was blown off. Again this was neither in the official version nor the movie.

In the feature film, Lone Survivor, a secret US Navy SEAL mission in Afghanistan is ambushed and only one man, Marcus Luttrell, survives. The film follows Luttrell’s struggle to escape from Taliban territory alive. But in reality, he couldn’t have done it without the bravery of an Afghan villager, Mohammad Gulab, who puts himself and his family at great risk. With Luttrell safely back in the US, Gulab becomes a target for the Taliban – and his relatives are caught in the crossfire.

The movie ‘American Sniper’ tells the tale of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. history, but is this version really an accurate portrait? The truth is that Kyle is a more controversial and complex character than anything seen in the movie.

CIA vs. Bin Laden: First In is the most revealing documentary produced about the 10 year hunt for Osama Bin Laden by the Central Intelligence Agency. The documentary features interviews with former Directors, CIA case officers, military leaders, members of European intelligence services and U.S. Congressmen who played direct roles in the hunt and elimination of the world’s most wanted terrorist. Many of the people most deeply involved with the hunt and killing of Bin Laden have been reluctant to share their stories until now. There was simply no benefit for these quiet professionals, their families, or the agencies they served to be in the public eye, but they have collectively decided that now is the time – to go on record and tell their stories before it’s too late.

Robert Hanssen is a contradiction. On the surface he is a family man, devout Catholic, and career FBI agent. Secretly, he is a spy, betraying the trust of everyone he knows. In the final years of the Cold War, Hanssen positions himself within the FBI to spy for the Soviets, compromising sources and programs through the entire US counterintelligence community. While the FBI and CIA search for the mole in their midst, his fellow agents, friends, and family have no clue of his second life. His betrayal runs deeper that selling out his country as he is carrying on secret relationships and keeping secrets from his wife. But Hanssen can’t hide forever from the best detectives in the world. Former FBI agents and journalists recount Hanssen’s life, what drew him to espionage, how he stayed hidden in plain sight for over 20 years, and the events that brought down the most damaging spy in American history.

A discussion of what’s in store for the upcoming episode of “On Patrol: Live” and a sneak peek of the departments and officers that the cameras will be following that night; the hosts also look back at the most memorable moments from past episodes.

A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.

A Live Series following Law Enforcement Officers On Patrol across the country – all live and in real time.

In Austin, TX a guitar toting inmate serenades the officers. In San Diego, CA a man loudly protests that having cocaine for personal use is not a crime. In Charlotte, North Carolina a man claiming to be an Iraqi War veteran questions his arrest.

In Charlotte, NC a disorderly man shouts to the heavens for help and asks for divine intervention. In San Diego, CA twin brothers are arrested after a scuffle with police in a restricted parking area. In Portland, OR a man in women’s clothing is arrested after menacing passengers on a city bus.

In San Diego, CA an officer grapples with a combative detainee. In Portland, OR six party goers are taken into custody. In Fort Worth, TX a high-risk inmate manages to get the key to his handcuffs.

In Las Vegas, NV a fight breaks out between two prisoners and one of the men gets headbutted. In Portland, OR a young man is arrested after stealing $1,500 worth of hats from his former employer. In Albuquerque, NM officers discover a suicidal inmate stopped taking his medication.

In Las Vegas, NV an upset inmate damages the door on a patrol car. In Portland, OR a man over-estimates the legal consequences of his actions. In Tacoma, WA a couple charged with domestic violence denies getting physical even though there’s blood in the woman’s hair.

In Portland, OR deputies assist arresting officers in removing a very angry man from the back seat of their patrol car. In Las Vegas, NV a man causes trouble for officers and three others with his violent outbursts. A young woman arrested on a DUI charge finds it difficult to get in touch with her family to arrange for her bail. In Austin, TX three angry drunk men make it a busy night for officers with their emotional outbursts.

In Austin, TX a guitar toting inmate serenades the officers. In San Diego, CA a man loudly protests that having cocaine for personal use is not a crime. In Charlotte, North Carolina a man claiming to be an Iraqi War veteran questions his arrest.

In Charlotte, NC a disorderly man shouts to the heavens for help and asks for divine intervention. In San Diego, CA twin brothers are arrested after a scuffle with police in a restricted parking area. In Portland, OR a man in women’s clothing is arrested after menacing passengers on a city bus.

In San Diego, CA an officer grapples with a combative detainee. In Portland, OR six party goers are taken into custody. In Fort Worth, TX a high-risk inmate manages to get the key to his handcuffs.

In Las Vegas, NV a fight breaks out between two prisoners and one of the men gets headbutted. In Portland, OR a young man is arrested after stealing $1,500 worth of hats from his former employer. In Albuquerque, NM officers discover a suicidal inmate stopped taking his medication.

In Las Vegas, NV an upset inmate damages the door on a patrol car. In Portland, OR a man over-estimates the legal consequences of his actions. In Tacoma, WA a couple charged with domestic violence denies getting physical even though there’s blood in the woman’s hair.

In Portland, OR deputies assist arresting officers in removing a very angry man from the back seat of their patrol car. In Las Vegas, NV a man causes trouble for officers and three others with his violent outbursts. A young woman arrested on a DUI charge finds it difficult to get in touch with her family to arrange for her bail. In Austin, TX three angry drunk men make it a busy night for officers with their emotional outbursts.