CNN Money Morning: September 11, 2001 Intro
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2012
- This is the intro or open to CNN Money Morning from 6:00am on Tuesday, September 11, 2001 (9/11/01 or 9/11/2001). This shows the World Trade center 2.5 hours before it is hit by an airplane. I believe this is the only known copy on the internet.
Many people who would die in those towers were probably watching this as they were getting ready for work
No doubt some of them saw this and thsts what makes this feel eerie.
Like staring at your coffin staring back. Scary, almost as if they were Sirens beckoning victims!
Fate can be chilling at times!
Oh....my....gosh. Very interesting and eerie thought. I never thought about that. And I have over a dozen books and have easily watched hundreds of hours of documentaries and movies about this day etc. (obviously had to watch them about ten times each) hmmm sigghhh
The last time the world saw the lights of the beautiful twin towers.
@Sturm Art my name is Mike Hunt
@Mike Huntt *money morning not Monday. It’s in the title
@@phillipwilloughby5013 huh?
@@Justicesfor That's it boy. Post a comment and when someone points out two errors you made you delete it then give a retarded response. So sad & pathetic. 😂
@@phillipwilloughby5013 it was taken care of 30 days ago. Same “question” same response” but yep. You got me! One sentence on the internet. A mistake. Boom! You beat me! I’m wrong! I said it a month ago but ok. Whatever makes you feel better! One sentence on the entire internet! Lmao good for you :) I’m sorry that that’s what you have to do to feel special in life tbh. Wow. Talk about a shame. Thank you for proving my point. You need a brain 🧠 there’s a picture just in case you didn’t. Understand the first time :) bye ✋ :)
whats eerie about that shot of the world trade center is that its the last time we ever would get to see it at night-time, all lit up!
The last ever shot of the Twin Towers lit up by a TV station. Who could've imagined what happened 2 hours and 45 minutes later
And they looked so beautiful lit up.
Looks amazing, The new single tower doesn't have the same dominance of the skyline like these did
What’s also eerie is the fact that same camera was turned on about 15-30 minutes before the 1st plane hit. I kinda have a feeling that that camera could have potentially caught the 1st impact.
Whats even more eerie is thinking about the fact that many people in that building on that day that didnt make it out never knew what happened.
That 6 a.m. view, imagine everyone who was awake and already going about their daily routine - making coffee, toast, unfolding the newspaper, turning on this program. The stillness in their home as their family was just getting up with them. Imagine the thoughts going through their minds - the work agenda, deadlines, maybe the dread of a long commute ahead, or perhaps the comforting thought of stopping by their favorite spot for lunch, or an upcoming birthday or family event. Imagine the ones who considered taking the day off, or the ones who had a last minute schedule change and had to report to the towers for a meeting. It was just another normal morning until almost 3 hours later. Many would never go about their routine again. It's so sad and chilling.
That was just 3 hours 46 mins before the first plane hit the north tower of the World Trade Center dam 😓
Beautifully said
It was definitely a tragedy for the 10% of the occupants that did not make it. Yes, but on a more positive note, the vast majority of the workers of the twin towers made it out alive.
@@louistudor1086 2 hours 46 minutes not 3 hours 46 min.
@@dr.jillalicecooper2587 alright
I'm so glad they took that amazing shot of the world trade center all lit up. It looks beautiful, it's like a perfect picture to have to keep in memory instead of negativity.
I agree with your sentiment entirely.
I don’t understand. People work that early or why are the lights on?
@@GeneralGayJay The ghouls who orchestrated the event figured out long ago that they needed to begin the attacks at 8:46am... has to do with their stupid numerology and the position of the sun in the sky at that moment.
In the 70's I believe it was, they started staggering start times and end times for office workers in downtown Manhattan. This was done in the name of reducing road and subway traffic. This got enough victims in the tower before 9am to sufficiently freak out the rest of us, and they did it long enough in advance that people thought that's how it always was.
When you plan things many decades (centuries?) in advance, you can do things like that.
@@GeneralGayJay Lights at WTC usually stay on all night in some areas, and there were probably a few offices open, since it is 6:00 AM. Current building is on all night as well.
@@GeneralGayJay Ignore the schizo sperging out above me. It's because sunrise is approx 7am in September in NYC. It's common for people show up to work at 5 or 6am. There's a chance people work overnight and also, many buildings in the city remain lit throughout the night.
I understand the significance of this clip. It portrays the last moments of normal life in our beloved America.
That life will return in 2016/17 when the new World Trade Center complex is done... am I right?
SparkyyHD I would love to say you are right, but you're not. It's not just NY, that changed that day. The whole world changed, politically, attitude wise, financially, the US Government, just everything... I can't even explain it.
***** Well yes, but that is the same with any tragedy. Or even just daily life. People die every day. I'm not saying to forget the victims, it's that the lost lives are the past. In the present, the world continues to struggle on, as the impacts of the tragedy were so everlasting. It really did change the world.
***** That's because it happen in downtown New York in America. Hate to say it, but attacks or accidents happen every week in other countries around the world, and for the ten years leading after 9/11, 3000 people dead was basically a norm every week in Afghanistan. But yeah, it had a massive impact on the weeks after 9/11 but more so the years after it.
The last moments of normal life in your beloved America was the time when dollar was backed by gold. Or moments when there was no money being created out of thin air by FED and fractional reserve banking.
I like how even in 2001, Disney is still trying to control copyrights for things 😄
Thank god I’m not the only one who saw that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 those mfs still ruined Star Wars lmao
@@Jermrants the only star wars movies are the original trilogy not Disney amazing looming but insanely dull and boring ones
@@mccobsta OT, prequels, and rogue one
@@Jermrants Star Wars sucked before Disney bought them and it still sucks now. Disney didn’t do a damn thing to them, they’ve always been cliche snore fests.
Guess America was always the same with Disney copyright.
It's beautiful... Peaceful... The calm before the storm. Everyone unaware that in 2 hours and 45 minutes the world would change forever, and 1 hour after that the towers wouldn't exist anymore.
*And a few years later, America's involvement in the Middle East for political reasons and oil coming from the richest politicians down, would shake up the world, change perceptions of patriotism, and change what it means to be a True American*
@@xtzyshuadog Biden is calling off the war and returning troops back home
@@daviddavid246 Trump already did that.
@@daviddavid246 No. He put them back in when Trump pulled them out
@@xtzyshuadog None of what we did had to do with oil!
It's now been 20 years since this horrific day. Never forget the 2,977
people who lost their lives, and the over 6000 that were injured.
The first plane crashed at 8.46 and the second at 9.03 when most people would've been on their way to work. If this happened an hour later the number of people who died could've been 10 times more.
@@phillipwilloughby5013 Yes, good thing the terrorists didn’t think that part out.
@@fordxbgtfalcon All, or most, of the transcontinental flights were probably scheduled in the morning since it take like 4-5 hours to fly from the east coast to the west coast through 3 time zones
Omg I didn’t known that these so many people got injured, I thought it were like a thousand or 2 thousand omg
Mind boggling that these 30+ year old buildings were in the last four hours of their existence when this shot was taken
Not even 30. They were only 28 y/o
@@globalaviator7350 same thing lol
And so many people working in those lite up parts of the buildings would be in their final hours as well.
They were 28 years old you dont count the 7 years of construction. They opened April 4 1973.
To think that during that time people that died were still alive at the point.
Right? It's both eerie and sad knowing that the people who died that day were either still sleeping at this time or were just waking up, getting ready for work not knowing that it would be their last day alive. I saw a documentary about the day before September 11 and one part talks about a young artist (I believe his name was Michael Richards) who had business early the next day so he took a sleeping bag into the art departments office in the world trade center and slept there over night. He was killed during the attacks and when I see this view of the towers it saddens me knowing that he's in there probably still asleep unaware of what's to come. .so sad..
No shit Sherlock
Some people probably already arrived, especially the chef's and staff at Windows on The World who probably would've been opening up for breakfast or setting up.
No offense but that happens everyday.
*To think that during that time hundreds of thousands in the Middle East who died for political reasons and oil coming from the richest politicians down, were still Alive*
CNN Money showed a shot of it 46 minutes before the attack
considering it was known as the World Trade Center, and they were CNN Money, they kind of went hand-in-hand.
2hrs 46 minutes
At this morning everyone thought it would be a nice sunny warm last summer day in niece
But then literally the world changed.
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it could’ve been worse New York could’ve gotten hit by Hurricane Erin
@@Jinaria101 if Erin had hit on 9/11, we would had to say a different date cause 9/11 would still happen, just on a different day but still done by the same 19 hijackers cause they would had delayed their attack or done it days earlier due to weather.
The last minutes of the good ol days...
Little did this man know, a few hours later, a horrible tragedy would happen and the world would change forever.
not just this man little did anyone know a few hours later a horrible tragedy would happen that would change America and the world forever
Just to think that thousands of people who were getting ready to go to work that morning and not knowing what would manifest is daunting! The victims were just like you and I, getting up early in the morning and getting ready for work. It's really sad to imagine that some of the victims never had the chance to say goodbye to their loved ones. All we can hope is that most didn't have to suffer and are in a better place.
and then you think about all those that died needlessly in the 20+ years of war to follow it
Just two hours later :(
two hours forty-six minutes later
The last moments of the cultural ‘90s
When I was little I'd come spend every other weekend at my dad and stepmoms apartment in Manhattan and driving over the bridge at night and seeing the Nyc skyline was always breathtaking. I was particularly fascinated by the world trade center all lit up I remember I'd always wonder to myself what was going on inside each lit window..after 9/11 I didn't even bother looking at the skyline. Too depressing.
Harley Quinn did Mr J do 9/11?
hi sexy...
@@johnxaviere leave her alone
@@johnxaviere get a life, loser
@@johnxaviere creep
What you're seeing right now is what many thousands of people watched, eating their last breakfast checking out CNN before heading to work for the very last time. If that isn't eerie, nothing is.
some of the victims watched this before going to work.
extremely interesting clip, thx for posting. so creepy to go back n watch stuff like this knowing the hijackers were already awake and stirring
I think the first hijackers were either at the Portland, ME airport waiting to get on a flight to Boston or maybe even on the plane already. They then connected in Boston to Flight 11 and the rest is history.
Very chilling. 6:00 am. Hijackers were awaken and like "Get up. Let's do this." and begin to attack.
The time at bottom say 6:00 am. Those towers only had about 4 hours of life left in them.
That was the last time the WTC lights were ever on…
Uh, not really. Even in office buildings the lights are always on in daytime.
I was just waking up in Boston at 6am.. didn't have to work that day and I was mad I woke up so early.. The start of a long and horrible day I will never forget.
Thank you for sharing this online.
Quite surprised so many lights on at that early time.
Creepy that they just look so normal in this clip. Everyone inside finishing up their late night shifts, or just starting their day. Completely going about their normal day. Fucking unreal
6.01 AM... two hours 45 minutes before the first plane crashed, and four hours 27 minutes before the second tower collapsed. Thinking of the people who died in this travesty... many may have had their alarm clock set at 6.00 AM only one minute before this clip was aired on TV and oblivious they were going to lose their life that morning. And many may have had their alarm clock set at 6.30 AM and were still asleep safe in their own bed.
And at this time, someone somewhere was planning to do something really evil.
The plan was already in motion 😔
Nice shot of the twin towers
It's so odd how a day can start so normally and then just BAM! history happens and the world is forever changed.
This May be the last thing many saw before going to work for the last time that sad morning .. Rest In Peace .
the pre attack ironic 'foreshadowing' in so may clips are eerie
this gives me goosebumps
As i watch this 2 decades later Wow, i got a chill as soon as the live WTC clip came up, thinking there was people in those towers working and not to know what was to unfold 2.3 hrs later that day and those buildings would dissapear from the skyline forever afterwards. Just chilling
The 90s ended that day
This is an important piece of tv history. documenting the last time the towers were lit at night
The calm before the storm.
Right up to their last moments before the end began, those towers were truly magnificent!
Wow the news was so straight up back then
Wow so breathtaking and heartbreaking at the same time as those beautiful towers would be gone in a matter of a few more hours, along with so many people loosing their lives. It still hurts to this day...
It’s 6am , and all those people that were in that building at the top died. So thankful that all these photos and videos were taken. One thing I regret is not visiting the towers and when I do visit NY the first place I want to visit is the memorial ❤️
In 2001 Ichiro Suzuki debuted as a Seattle Mariner, recording 242 hits, breaking the record for most hits in a single season as a rookie. Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs, beating the record for most homers in a single season. Sadly the impact of the WTC tragedy exceeded their historic feats.
How eerie to think that a few hours after this was filmed, both towers would be gone. R.I.P
This is as eerie as it gets.
There were many lights on in those buildings at 6 am. I guess this means people were working there during the night too, doesn't it? Maintenance and cleaning people, but also employees pulling in an all-nighter to meet some strict business deadline. In the towers at 8.45am there weren't only those who had come to their offices at 8.30am or so. There were, I think, also those who had spent the night there... and that perhaps were napping on a couch for a couple of hours getting ready for a new day. If this is true, it weirds me out when people say "at least there were few people because it was still early in the morning". There could have been more, but they probably weren't that few either.
being born in 1999, I really wish I experienced the 90s and life before 9/11 & divisive politics.
Born in 2002 and i agree, i feel like we let the terrorist get exactly what they wanted out of this which was fear.
It was a lot different
If anything, politics have become **less** divisive. Political assassinations are almost unthought of now and more people have access to the pursuit of happiness than before (shame it's so expensive now :/). Things have changed but to think it was all that much better before 2001 is going too far.
im straight up getting the chills right now.
I would like to have a time machine to go back on that morning and watch the World Trade Center for the last time.
Or better still phone emergency services tell them everything you know, tell them about hijackers where there flying from ect, maybe the twin towers would still be with us
@@diehard21000 1. Probably too late cause they only have less than 2 hours to stop it
2. You’d probably get arrested too because how tf do you know that
3. If you stop 9/11, airport security would probably be relaxed still, opening the door for a possible worse attack, maybe they would’ve went for their original plan for 10 aircraft/10 targets
@@diehard21000 Tienes un buen punto, salvar al WTC y a esas 2976 personas, pero también tendría sus desventajas.
Los terroristas ya estaban obsesionados con las gemelas, iban a volverlo a intentar, y esa próxima vez con algo peor.
Además, nada asegura que le pondrian pedestales a los núcleos de los rascacielos, seguirían siendo algo débiles a ataque
To the very end they stood proud and awe-inspiring, lit up in the night for the very last time. No one knew what was coming, and few took the time to take a last glance to appreciate the towers, not knowing that in a few hours time the two most famous buildings in America would be gone forever 😢😔
Ladies and gentlemen, you are witnessing the last hours of a normal and calm world, the last hours where two amazing buildings, 4 beautiful planes and many people still existed, the last hours where so aggressive laws and airport control still not existed, in other words... It was only few hours left to the beginning of the century XXI
So true and tragic
The fact that there were thousands of people working in those buildings, most of them with families, each doing their own job and enjoying themselves. Eerie.
18 years. Never forget.
Almost 20 actually! You're two years off!
@@milesfann33 When I wrote that comment it was 18.
20 years. Never forget.
@@Streetw1s3r I know, I'm just being an ass!
The section that has the most amount or lights at the shot moment is that one that will be stricken a couple of hours later that day
If only we could go back at this moment, and warn everyone especially those who are inside the building on what's going to happen in 2 hours. :(
Oh, Helga. Even you and your family cannot turn back time!
People’d think you’re crazy or you’ll end up in prison. And after the attacks happened you’d probably be sent to Guantanamo
very sad. :'( knowing that in a matter of a few hours, those towers would be nothing but a pile of rubble.
No one had any idea what would happen in just a couple hours!
I took the pathtrain into the world trade center that morning at 6:40 am i was 20yrs old on my way to work at Cortland st.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Last time did these lights lit up the beautiful skyline;
Last time did everyone walked out of these magnificent buildings alive;
Last time did many left their work in the middle thinking to continue the next day;
Last time did many enjoyed a meal with their families and loved ones;
Last time everything seemed normal;
Because the daylight changed everything....
But its the same daylight, following the event, that also brought hope and the will to fight and continue living.
Guess thats what life is all about.
Dang, the towers look beautiful with their lights on at night. The last time they shined for the world
I miss those towers you could just look at them at night they were so pretty the new tower is pretty at night but not as pretty as these towers those towers is what made New York special I still can't believe there gone New York feels empty without them you can think bid London for that
3 hours and 45 minutes before everything changed and peoplecwere still at peace.it bring chills down my spin to see the tower still there before the plane crash.
That guy has no idea how long of a day it will be.
Until 8:46 am
The last moments of normal life for entire world.
I was 17 in high school and my army recruitment officer came to my school and told me what was going on at like 9:30 in the morning and the teachers and our class went to the Audio visual room to watch on live TV.
Jack Cafferty was well-known on NYC television, namely as Sue Simmons' co-anchor on Live at Five during the 1980s.
6am on a Tuesday. Those light in the Towers are on, because the early birds are already at work, many of them for the last time ever.
This is so sad
Well that certainly didn't age well 😳😳😳
0:30 icon that will be gone in the next 4 hours :(
The dark hours before tragedy
Did anyone else notice the local time changing back and forth?
Hello from Sweden 🇸🇪
Those towers were way more beautiful than the new trade center
WOW AND NICE!!!! Very missed !!!
To Sad..... 2.5 hours before the Horror My condolences to the families of the people of that tragedy.
The Last hours of that Leisurely Peacetime Period In America !!!!
😭😭😭😭😭🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
weird that it was still dark at 6 am during summer
Watching this video knowing that many of those who were in the building would die hours later give me the creeps.
Historic video
look at all those lights that’s so horrific
Ah there it is again. This video got unlisted a while ago.
Did the news reporter mean to say about Michael Jordan "Which may prove his IMmortality after all" instead of "mortality"? Lol
The calm before the storm
Such a beautiful shot of the towers completely lit up.
On a side note, it looks eerie that lights are off approximately on the area where the towers were struck.
Actually the area where flight 11 hit is pretty well lit, there is a long line of lights lit where the offices of Cantor Fitzgerald were occupied
The Calm before the storm
Wow Hours Before The First Attack
The world changed so much. I think of my life in pre and post 9/11 eras
Damn, the rangers lost
That was A Rod's first year with Texas, I believe
Nothing ever changes
LOL
You could even feel the spirit was different at the times.
I feel like things seemed way more layed back and fun compared to now where you have to tip toe around basically everything now a days.
I think CBS This Morning had a shot from North at 07:00AM on that same day. Have been searching for it ever since.
Me too I can’t find it
3 hours 46mins is when hell starts 😳
Without a doubt that was the moment of the end of the 90s
the end of the belle epoque of our time.
Well stated.
These towers were so simple and yet so magical
just 2 hours and 46 minutes later
What a coincidence they choose to show the World Trade Center
A day in history begins
How did that camera not capture flight 11
i wonder how many people were already there at that time