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Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan couldn't save Kennedy, but he's determined not to let a clever assassin take out this president.

All across America brave men and women in blue risk their lives to serve and protect others. They go to work knowing that each day could be their last. These brave police officers face dangerous situations and put themselves In The Line of Fire to save everyday citizens.

This short describes the use of blue screen in convincingly making Clint Eastwood appear in historic footage of John F. Kennedy. Overlays were also used to make it appear as though large crowds from campaigns were surrounding Eastwood and the other agents.

This short explains how the U.S. Secret Service investigates counterfeit cases.

In The Line of Fire will tell a survival game of the allies, enemies, and prisoners of war near the frontlines for territorial expansion of the Korean War.

On Wednesday August 14, 2013, Dr. Hanan al-Amin, professor of Medicine at Zaagazig University, had been working since 7am at the field hospital at Rabaa al-Adawiya square. She was trying to treat and rescue hundreds of people who were injured when security forces dispersed the sit-in that had been staged for 40 days in east Cairo. At 16:00, security forces decided to empty the field hospital viewed as a main gathering point witnessing non-stop movement in the heart of the square. Dr. Hanan al-Amin was standing among dead bodies, trying to treat and rescue the injured, as an act of loyalty to her honourable profession and in commitment to the oath she took. At one moment, Dr. Hanan was doing her best to treat four injured people at the same time, by stopping the bleeding of one or reviving the heart of the other. A Special Forces officer approached and asked her to immediately leave the field hospital. The doctor yelled explaining she was trying to save the lives of those four injured people. Before finishing her sentence, the officer shot the four injured to death and told her: "They WERE injured! One more word, you'd join them!" Few moments later, the field hospital was set ablaze, while people were still inside. That was one scene of what happened on August 14, 2013 at Rabaa al-Adawiya square in east Cairo, Egypt's capital. According to Human Rights Watch, it was "one of the world's largest killings of demonstrators in a single day in recent history".

Shot during the band's Ultimate Stage headline show at 2014 Loud Park Festival in the Saitama Super Arena, Tokyo using nine camera angles to capture the raw energy of their show and instrumental dexterity for which they are rightly celebrated worldwide.

Diane is sent to train a team of army doctor to deal with trauma victims, where she meets Will Curtis.

After a false alarm shooting at a pier opening, paranoid Randall thinks Mike deserted him in a life-or-death situation, and then gives Mike the cold shoulder. Mike is obsessed with Nikki but can't have her because Arthur has proposed.

In April 2003, Panorama producer Tom Giles and BBC World Affairs editor John Simpson were caught in a friendly fire incident in Iraq. This is the story of that incident in which our translator was killed.

A detective must determine if the person who gunned down a New Orleans teen is a friend or foe.

In a bid to escape, Mishti takes a bold step. However, the goons catch her red-handed and hold her at gunpoint. Will she receive timely help?