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>> translator: some revolutionaries decided to join even though they disagreed with the supporters of abu ismail. the idea was to support the transfer of power from a military authority to a civilian authority. >> accountant and freelance photographer shahab aldean is there recording for a personal documentary and captures the situation spiraling rapidly out of control. >> translator: there are many cameramen afraid of getting too close to the assignment or the events that are violent. i like to get in and shoot the very important things that maybe others might not be able to shoot. >> people ...

It must have absolutely obliterated them. >> john? >> then all of a sudden, up they popped from behind a bank. >> you okay? >> yes, we're fine, mate. >> the relief was like incredible because they were there. but the person i didn't see was cameron. >> cameron, the bbc's interpreter, is standing further from the team when the bomb hits. >> there's cameron lying down on the grass. >> he'd been thrown, and the americans and kurds had taken him to a knoll where they piled up other people who were either dead or didn't look like they were going to make it. and they were working very hard to save h...

And we were sitting in a restaurant. and they said, well, you know, it's an easy day today. we'll probably be going home early. and then they turned on the tv, and they announced that president kennedy was assassinated. the next thing i knew, i was on a plane heading for dallas. >> two days later while covering lee harvey oswald's jail transfer in dallas, feelman watches as jack ruby shoots and kills oswald. >> that was my initiation into into the news business. >> 17 years later, feelman is again expecting an easy day. >> i said, well, we're going to get the president coming out. and it's goi...

>> bbc's editor operates a second camera as he, scott, and bbc correspondent john simpson try to get to safety. >> how's high eye? >> you're all bloody. >> i remember waiting for the next explosion to come in. at that moment, i realized my mother was still on the phone. that she had heard everything going on or whatever she could hear. people shouting and banging. and i remember just saying, sorry, mom, i -- i can't talk right now. the american have just bombed us. >> bbc security adviser craig somers is separated from the rest of the team in the blast. >> i was thinking, oh, my god, they're d...

Toward the front line. >> that tower there. >> suddenly we felt a lot safer. >> but not everybody feels that way. cameron abdurazad muhammad, the 25-year-old kurdish man working as an interpreter for the bbc, is worried about the journey. >> these jackets -- >> thank you. >> about three or four miles down the road, suddenly the convoys stop. you could see everyone get out and start inspecting an iraqi tank that had been blown inside of the road. >> scott sees an opportunity to get new footage of american f-14 jets flying overhead. >> i had never seen them banking and turning that low before. s...