Charles M. Schulz, creator of “Peanuts,” shares what never got to happen to Charlie Brown. Continue reading
Charles Gibson interviews “Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz on Good Morning America (ABC) as the cartoonist is poised to be inducted into the Cartoonist Hall of Fame. Continue reading
Ron Woolen, Director of West Virginia's Office of Miners' Health, Safety & Training, discusses the investigation of the Sago Mine disaster that occurred on January 2, 2006, killing 12 miners. Continue reading
Dr. Julian Bailes, the physician who first treated miner Randal McCloy, remembers the calls he received about the trapped miners and describes the state of McCloy when he arrived at the hospital as the sole survivor. Continue reading
Kevin Lambert, a survivor of the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster on April 5, 2010, recalls what went wrong and explains why he knew something was going to happen because of a change in the fans. Continue reading
A member of Hussein's security detail recalls what happened on the day Saddam Hussein was executed and the days leading up to the hanging. He discusses his demeanor before the execution and explains when Hussein finally he cried. Continue reading
American Muslims who were persecuted in Iraq and fled to America, explain how they feel about the execution of Saddam Hussein. Continue reading
Reporter Peter Arnett remembers what it was like to interview Saddam Hussein about the Gulf War in 1991. Arnett discusses how he was criticized for speaking with the world leader and recalls what Hussein looked like during the interview. Continue reading
Ex-Iraqi aide Mowaffak al-Rubaie was present at Saddam Hussein's execution on December 30, 2006. He describes what he saw and explains how Hussein was acting as he faced death by hanging. Continue reading
Reporter Dan Rather explains how he came to interview Iraq President Saddam Hussein after he invaded Kuwait in 1990 and recalls what happened during the meeting. Continue reading