A video of dozens of people that were reportedly killed in clashes as Egyptian security forces violently broke up sit-in camps of Muslim Brotherhood supporters in Cairo. First person accounts as well as officials say at least 15 are dead, while various reporters' estimates put the toll at 40-90. Starting on November 22, 2012, tens of thousands of protesters started to demonstrate against president Mohamed Morsi, after Morsi's government issued a temporary constitutional declaration that in effect granted the president unlimited powers.

Hundreds of protesters take to the streets in Cairo, Egypt to fight against the Muslim Brotherhood and are calling for the fall of the government. These first person accounts suggest that the president and his regime are a failure as well as those that support it. Starting on November 22, 2012, tens of thousands of protesters started to demonstrate against president Mohamed Morsi, after Morsi's government issued a temporary constitutional declaration that in effect granted the president unlimited powers.

Peter Hahn discusses the written and video diary hostage Robert Ode kept during the Iranian hostage crisis. Hahn explains the importance of the diary from a historical perspective. The 115 page diary chronicles the 444 days Ode was a captive until his release on January 20, 1981.

Ted Koppel, whose program Nightline was initially created to keep track of the Iranian hostage crisis, recalls what happened at the end of the crisis and comments on the legacy of Iran and America's actions during the event. For 444 days 52 American diplomats were held captive until their negotiated release on January 20, 1981.

Rosalynn Carter recalls what it was like to have only sporadic news updates about the Iranian Hostage Crisis and remembers speaking to the families of the hostage victims when her husband, President Jimmy Carter, could not. The crisis began on November 4, 1979 and lasted until January 20, 1981, a total of 444 days.

Barry Rosen, an American diplomat during the Iran hostage crisis, describes what happened during the attack and recalls what it was like to be held captive for 444 days. Beginning on November 4, 1979 the Iran hostage crisis lasted until January 20, 1981.

Director and actor Ben Affleck is interviewed on the red carpet prior to the start of the Golden Globe Awards ceremony on his film, Argo, which won Best Director and Best Motion Picture–Drama in 2013. The movie went on to win the Oscar for Best Picture. Here Affleck tells Ryan Seacrest that the location of the awards ceremony, The Beverly Hilton, was used as a set in Argo. The 70th Golden Globe Awards ceremony took place on January 13, 2013.