CBS News crew who covered 9/11 looks back 20 years later
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- We are looking back at some of the most powerful and haunting images that emerged on September 11, 2001. Video captured 20 years ago shows both the horror and heroes who risked their lives for others. We spoke to a CBS News cameraman and an audio technician about what they witnessed when they rushed to Ground Zero.
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3:38. If this gentleman is still alive, he’d be 89yrs now in 2021. Long live sir! 🙏
What’s his name
"Thank god Im 69 but I can still run"
Why did hat of all things make me cry
Many didn't get to run home to their families.
And that made me cry too.
Cus ur a heartles squiggy
I worked the 9-11 Hotlines, and there were so many who fell ill from all that dust and human decay inhalation on the day, and also from the clean up, afterwards. Horrific memories.
It’s odd at 45 to explain the emotions of that day to teenagers and young adults as we all remember it like it was yesterday. 2,973 is a number I’ll never forget. RIP all those who lost their lives that day.
1:54 - the man who carried the disabled woman down the 68 floors.
Same dude running past the camera @ 3:05
edit: his name is Michael Benfante and he wrote a book about his experience that day
"told a small plane" that's exactly what I heard on the west coast between 5am and 6am. From the early coverage, on the radio, we thought it was something totally different
Last year I started thinking about what 9/11 would have been like if we’d had social media back then. I think we can all imagine the Facebook livestreams the world would have been inundated with. I really don’t know if that would have further humanized the tragedy or just traumatized us all even more.
Very brave to do this. The choking dust must of been horrific too, not being able to breath
God bless these brave people and all the first responders who risked their lives that horrible day. Deepest respect
Thank God I’m not a journalist, I would’ve dropped the camera and run away fro my life. It’s not worth recording a video, taking pictures, will drop my phone and hide shelter for safety. But bless his courage and bravery. Salute 🙏⭐️🌹
I remember watching this live. When the towers fell I thought all the people in lower Manhattan was suffocating to death. Very scary. R.I.P
That is a powerful, beautiful, and incredibly well-done piece. Thank you so much.
I want to see Mark's unedited footage in its entirety..
You really don’t, I was 12 and remember that day, the news footage was unedited, people jumping off the building together was shown and it’s still engrained in my mind. I remember ppl desperately trying to climb out the window but losing their balance. It was terrible.
I was driving to school when I heard it on the radio. All day in class watching the news . A sad day In American history 9/11/01 never forgotten
1:55 I hope this man knows that he’s a hero. He deserves a lot of recognition and recognition
I was a senior in high school that day. I remember waking up living on the west coast and hearing on the radio a "fire in the WTC building". I figured just another day in hectic New York city. Then I got to class and we had the news on the classroom TV. They kept playing the plane hit over and over, frame by frame, slow motion. I kept thinking this cant be real! Other than that I don't remember much rest of that day other than being glued to the news. I don't even recall if school was let out early.
It’s still creepy and sad…
3:11 true bravery
So many brave ppl. I hope we all can find happiness.
for any reason, this should not happen again.
The cameraman is lucky he is alive
1:50 Welles Crowther the man in the red bandana. Gave his life saving countless people that day
GREAT piece!!!
Wow, I remember watching it happen on the news. I was in art class, the principal announced that all teachers were to turn on the news in all classrooms. So sad
I was in my history class and we just spent the class watching the news. Never forgotten.
I was in Gym when we were told what happened by the coach, but it didn't sink in until I went to my next class, Algebra, and saw it happening on the television. I felt angry, sad, horrified, helpless. But I'll always remember.
Sad day remember
My dad work there 20 years ago 4 years old in 2001 me and my mom was scared staying home sleeping my father was born in 9 11
What
@@davidaragon2170 crazy right
your father was born in 911 wdym?
@@kailajensen1021 yes
Me also
Go ahead Nat.
😭
Gumbel had a 5 minute delay
He knew beforehand yet plays along
Remember bad sad thing happened in this world. Scary day to remember 911 people die .andt save police cars emergency car fire truck all there help people get out of building out out the fire
Jesus is your way to heaven, he paid the price for your sins. Once you believe you are sealed and saved forever. Salvation is a free gift.
@D God ain't gonna give you a free pass. Atheism is for cowards. Nothing. Wow, what a philosophy. Science is for egotistical dipshits.
AMEN!
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Smells fishy a number of prominent people Told not to coming into work that morning
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"We were so conflicted. It was so terrible. And so beautiful. Destroying America made us want to dance with joy in the streets. Somehow, we restrained ourselves."
- CBS News crew
This is probably the worst comment I've read today,
and I don't like how it distracts from the people we've lost in 9/11.
One day, just one day, be an American and think about what's most important.
Very sad day, indeed.
But make sure tomorrow once today has passed that you start dividing us again. Thank you media, for your political agendas.
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