On September 5, 1972, eight Palestinian "Black September" terrorists entered the living quarters of the Israeli team at the Olympic Village in Munich, killed two, and took the other nine hostage. The tense twenty-two-hour standoff that followed, and the botched rescue attempt in which all of the hostages were killed, turned the XX Olympiad, "the games of peace and joy," into a war zone. Those who reported it to the world, including Peter Jennings and Jim McKay, recall the events of that day.