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War on America opens with the dramatic 1993 World Trade Center bombing and tracks terrorist activities aimed at U.S. targets throughout the 1990s leading up to the horrific morning of September 11, 2001. With each successful attack, al Qaeda becomes more emboldened. With each failure of the U.S. government to respond or stop their activities, the organization and the legend of Osama bin Laden grow.

Zero Hour - the final two hours of the Inside 9/11 - captures the horror and the heroism witnessed on September 11, 2001, and takes you into the last moments of those who died that day and the thousands of others who survived the tragedy but will always live with the battle scars from a day we will never forget.

Osama bin Laden has finally been brought to justice, but Al Qaeda is still going strong. For bin Laden, 9/11 was just the beginning-the attack was designed to spark a revolution and create a whole new generation of men willing to wage jihad against America. But ten years later, these same men have eclipsed bin Laden on the global stage. And their call to jihad has gone viral with terror groups using the Internet to recruit and radicalize future attackers in the name of Allah.

National Geographic reconstructs the attack on the nation's capital moment by moment entirely through home video; fire, rescue, and police footage; and news coverage. Footage from the Pentagon crash site taken shortly after impact captures a raw view of the devastating aftermath. Cameras throughout the city document the chaotic evacuation from the Capitol and White House as air traffic controllers grapple with the potential of another hijacked plane targeting the White House.

Amateur and professional New York filmmakers provide never-before-seenimages of the events of September 11th through the raw and personalfootage they captured that day.

Inside 9/11: The War Continues tells the evolving story of radical Islam's war against the West. Osama bin Laden has finally been brought to justice, but al Qaeda is still going strong.

In the most in-depth televised interview he has ever given on the subject, President Bush reveals his personal journey through one of the most unforgettable moments in modern American history.