I noticed that, stuck in my mind now

Gave me chills.

Did this wise sage ever document the story of three demolitions that killed thousands?

​@@Matt-pt6rl"demolitions" It's called physics They fell because the heat caused the metal to expand and caused the trusses to collapse slowly floor by floor and eventually collapse Wtc 7 fell because the top of wtc 1 fell on it and started fires that were left to burn for several hours which basically caved the inside in until the rest of it couldnt hold up

@@Flyyn_Gaming_9 Riiighhtt Fitz , an inferno was it?

Depends on the tragedy surely... For example, a teenager who wrecked a car and died. Strangers who are gawking at a family's worst moment don't need to be documenting "history" or "evidence" it's just poor taste to say the least.

@@sarahj2551yeah, but the reporters where not showing the jumpers bodies hitting the ground in 9/11

In the footage where the Joe Pfeifer and the other fire chiefs enter 1 WTC, Camraman Jules Naudet saw burning corpses to his right and chose not to film it because of how horrifically graphic it was.

I'm glad they took extensive footage, it shows who was missing on that day. The US military

@@VMM34 Are you serious? What are you like 10?

Jews did 9/11. Mossad. Larry Silverstein.

Well said, the people on the ground seen the aftermath and bodies and just devastation. In One Day In America documentary and man that worked in Windows On The Workd said when he made it down he seen body parts everywhere I know those people running seen the same things too

I use the saying, "just because someone is drowning in two metres of water, doesn't mean you can't drown in twenty centimetres. You're both still drowning." I have bipolar, and before I was diagnosed, and in a depression, I would be told that I just needed to put things into perspective, and that I had nothing to be depressed about. I have used this to put idiots in their place.

Survivors Guilt

At least there was no napalm.

Rip

❤

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God bless all who lost their lives on 9/11 and their families for their horrific loss!! ❤ NEVER FORGET!

😂😂😂😂😂😂 ghoul

Perhaps it is truth in its raw form.

..and truth is a rare thing.

Keep hold of your humanity..it seems that most others have let go.

They're so excited about it. I find this appalling.

I cringe with people refer to flagship/O&O stations as "news stations". These stations only aired one newscasts per daypart. Also WABC-TV was and still is the principal production house for a little 9am ET show called "Live" that has aired nationally for 35 years. Yes a so-called "local news station"...

​@@MinifigNewsguy​ that's not a very relevant statement, nor is it very fair. For one, we're not talking about people like Peter Jennings and Diane Sawyer, who('ve) worked on national news programs. This is about the people who present the local news that only interests those who live there, that is only relevant to those who live there, that only those who live there need to know. Secondly, so what if half or most of the ABC programming comes from NYC? So what if "Live" is a national program? Does that mean that someone who lives in Wichita, Kansas, or Cincinnati, Ohio, needs to know about some story that only truly affects the local community in NYC or LA? I appreciate the local news teams because they are there presenting the news that are of interest mainly to the people who live there, and not to those who do not - unless it's a big enough story that it might warrant telling people in other parts of the country, in which case, so what? Local news teams are the ones who live and work in the local areas, and who have the nous and the know-how to report on and deliver the most relevant news to the people who themselves live and work in the areas they serve. Thirdly, this was also a news event that happened in their city, so I am inclined to give the local news teams from the various networks and independent stations who broadcast in the area, the benefit of suggesting that they have the better knowledge of how to report on this event and what is of utmost relevance to those who live in the Tri-State area when it comes to the developments that emerged from the first report that came to light. Those who live and work in NYC, and potentially mostly those who live and work in the centre of the city, will have watched these local news bulletins, because someone like Bill Ritter or NJ Burkett is more likely to give more details that might make more sense to New Yorkers than they do to someone out in the Midwest or South who has no clue about those particular details, and might make the information more accurate and relevant to them. That's why local news teams are so damn important, and the more of them, the better.

@@KaleunMaender77 I didn’t need a long winded remark. Local TV stations can do more than just News. I didn’t appreciate being lectured as if I was media literate.

@@MinifigNewsguy maybe you meant "media illiterate"? And maybe don't make comments that give that impression?

@@KaleunMaender77 sorry typo. I am only human. But I also respect WABC-TV to be a New York TV station that does more local-interest content than any other TV station or chain in the country by calling them a "local news station" is a slur to the industry.

One thing I’ll never forget about Jim Gartenberg is that he was only there that day to pack up his office. He had gotten a better paying job elsewhere. That was supposed to be his last day. Little did he know…

Yeah, I remember that scene too. How this soulless piece of something tried to act like a human being that cares for anyone. Disgusting.

I was his cameraman, it was real. That's who Newt is.

Marty? I'm glad you were a part of this doc, keep your head up. You're a hero too! ​@wheelerhill

Billy, Thank you, Marty@@BillyBong

@@wheelerhill hats off to you guys !

Me too 💔😭

Ditto I think it was so shocking that even the news people in the moment didn’t edit that the way they did afterwards. They said a lot of things that could be looked at as big understatements some of because we know what came after like calling it something relatively devastating going on in WTC North I always forget which is one and two, but I have north and south down pretty well now. I’ve seen a few home videos where you can see them waving a little bit, but until I came across some of that, I started to think that I imagined seeing it just from hearing about it occasionally. But yeah, I knew I didn’t. That was exactly what I was thinking like how bad is it for them to think that’s a better option. Plus, I think they purposely probably try not to do such close ups after that because it’s like 100 people did that we saw maybe five. I’ll never forget the two holding hands. 😢

I’m glad it wasn’t censored - horrifying as those images were - we needed to see them. For me, the jumpers were the heart of the tragedy of that day.

I cannot imagine how terrified you have to be of the alternative that you will knowingly do something that will kill you to get away from it. It's absolutely fucking horrifying to think of people being in that position. If anything summed that hopeless, frightening, unreal nightmare of a day, people jumping from the towers is it.

@@mintybadger6905 The world needed to see those images. It was necessary for people to understand how unimaginable that atrocity was, to be shocked and horrified and sickened.

This documentary makes me feel angry at that madman from Afghanistan. I don’t know how to spell that jerk’s name. He came from a loving family too.

Why did he pretend he doesn’t speak english by the way when he was doing the interview? He studied in england afaik.

If you really think that some guy in the cave with Ak47 planned how to pass the strongest security in the world by air army ect you really need help guys.

⁠​⁠@@NLS_7the reason there is so much security now is in response to the attack of this day. The planes were hijacked with knives and to little resistance except for the airliner that was taken to the ground after the passengers fought back. Besides, if you look into history for a second, you’d know Bin Laden was a billionaire and many of the terror groups of the Middle East were funded by CIA when they were only resistance groups against the Russians. He wasn’t some bum, they had already led many battles against the Soviets

MY DAD WAS BORN N LIVED IN BUDAPEST TILL HE AN THE REST OF HIS FAMILY FLED DURING TH REVOLUTION. HE WAS BORN FEB 1947? I THINK '47. HE STILL REMEMBERS THE CHANT IN FULL HUNGARIAN AND I LOVE HEARING HIM SAY IT. HE SAYS IT WITH SUCH PASSION JUST LIKE THEY USE TO. MY GRANDPA WHO I NEVER MET WAS A SPY N HIS FRIENDS WERE ALL HUNG. I DESPERATELY DESPERATELY WANT TO VISIT HUNGRY AND PARTICULARLY BUDAPEST. I LOVE MY HUNGARIAN ROOTS N SO BADLY WISH I COULD CONNECT TO IT. NEVER GOT TO MEET MY EITHER OF MY GRANDPARENTS. I WANNA LEARN HUNGARIAN. MUCH LOVE FROM PITTSBURGH PA. (MY DAD N FAMILY FLED TO DAYTON OHIO, NO ONE KNOWING A WORD OF ENGLISH).

Nice documentary, from the reporters point of view. What it really comes down to, that day, even tho they were doing their jobs, this documentary & their tribute to their colleague, showed their humanity. Thank u.

The only people who can match the first responders are the passengers of flight 93

Bro someone said what’s happening

​@@Bsmith806but they didn't survive. This is showing the humanity and raw emotion of people who's sole job was to record and report, regardless of the risk to their lives. Of course we never want to diminish the horror of what the people on the planes experienced, but of course we don't get to hear their experience because they didn't survive. This documentary puts a different perspective on things

I was going to write something very similar...I'll just say, amen.

We all need to start paying attention!

@@user-bn5es4gy7w, pay close attention… read the NIST REPORT. Try to understand why all investigation laws were ignored. This is beyond scary , especially scary when combined with what has been taking place since the last election. Pay close attention !

I knew right away, as well. I’d been reading the news. I was convinced the term: “Allahu Akbar!” was probably used at some point. It was very frightening.

@@wednesdaytheblackcat7385fun fact: people who eat bacon are less likely to blow themselves up on purpose

@@wednesdaytheblackcat7385these pl wasn’t Muslim thou they give Muslim ppl a bad name just remember that these ppl who ever did this was evil pure evil I believe there’s more to it 😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏

No, it was like a Hollywood movie. To be honest I don’t understand how people can still watch that type of movie after seeing it in real life/time. How can you be entertained by something like that?

@@crazykins9361 the first half of that day was honestly faster moving than any crazy movie. And I agree with your points.

If you listen to the air traffic control recordings of the hijacked flights it seems so long before/between the events that happened but it’s true, when you watch the actual event it seems to happen so fast! We’re you in New York that day?

Wow, I got the chills! I couldn't imagine the shock of seeing people covered in ash like they are from another world!

That day is my generations Pearl harbor. That is something nobody will ever forget. The terror, the pain, sorrow, and so many victims that day and after. I was inside getting a ultrasound, when. I came out the second was hit. I found out about the Pentagon in the car. I speed to my mom cause I knew she would be freaking out about the Pentagon and she was babysitting my son. Thank God her lil sister called out that day and was in the doctors office. I had my daughter a month later. Now shes gonna be a dentist and my son is in the Army

​@@1Vapersianprincessit seems like every 30 years or so the US government has to attack its own people in order to con the people into getting behind their war efforts. I'm thinking of Pearl Harbor in the 40's, Gulf on tonquin in the '60's, Twin Towers in '01, and now a full blown insurrection on the part of an entire political party!

Time really flies, doesn't it? I know you must be so proud of your children! Says a lot about you as a mom! :)@@1Vapersianprincess

What about the hundreds of military soldiers who streamed into the twin towers to help. Shielding people, using their skills to help them down the stairs, telling the firefighters that they will take over, helping the office workers. Watching those hundreds of soldiers at the scene using their training, I'll never forget it

Mobile phone camera video is very poor quality, thank God they weren't around in 2001

I've definitely found myself wondering what the coverage would look like in today's world. There definitely were many with home video cameras that got more angles and perspectives, which I think is also something to be glad for. We got to see more of the civilian reaction in that sense.

Cell phones existed during 9/11 you can see people on them in videos. However, i don't think they had cameras on them yet. I can't remember.

@@douglasbubbletrousers7343 That's right. Either no camera phones, or they were very rare in 2001

That’s true - It’s actually amazing that there is so much footage that documented this tragedy.

Sad inside job.

Hopefully, it woke you up to the fact your government doesn't care how many of its own citizens get obliterated in the name of their war efforts to control oil.

​​@@ohgawdTruth 1000% 😭💔

Michael Jackson's song They don't care about us.

All because of Bush !

​@@abundantlove2425Michael Jackson had a meeting in one of the towers that morning. He missed it due to staying up late on the phone with his mother. Seth McFarland had one too but he woke up late due to a hangover. Mark Wahlberg had one too. This list goes on.

Seeing the towers in movies was the only way id gotten to see them, and im still haunted when i see them in movies that i forgot they were in.

What they were then and what they are now are two different things…sad reality

They didn't abd it us a very dangerous job. Especially for females in places where there is a lot of oppression.

​@francopasta3704 True journalists are still the same today as then. The problem is there has been a wide proliferation of imitation journalists and all sorts of non credible sources, all over the internet, passing themselves off as legitimate news when they are anything but. They function without any journalistic standards of fact checking and verifying information. Some have intent to spread misinformation. Such as the entertainment side of Fox News. Add into that equation the former president, with serious consequences, engages in an ochastrated effort to disparage actual journalism with the intent of causing people to not believe the truth about him and his conduct. To convince the gullible not to believe their lying eyes and ears when in fact he and his cronies are the liars.

LOL there are no journalism in U$, only corp propagandists. 9II was orchestrated from within.

@@francopasta3704there have always been good and bad ones

very well said! ❤️🤍💙

Well said

Beautifully said

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So much appreciate the dedication to _our horrible day of pain and agon.may god give you All peace.thank you

I was 21 for like a month! Crazy how long ago but still feels like last year or yesterday!! I had a boyfriend in the Air Force and I knew we where going to war. I will be 43 in about a month how crazy how time flys and how sad for these family’s and first responders.

Same. I was turning 21 that December and remember that day like a movie; went to school but never made it to class; Eyes glued to the tv in dining hall. I don’t remember other things like I remember that day. I just had this feeling of dread because I knew things changed forever.

I'd turn 21 in May, I thought it was an action movie, I just couldn't believe what I was watching was happening for real in New York.😢😢

Welp I’m the youngest one, I wasn’t even around when 9/11 happened and I’m 19 years old rn but R.I.P to those who have died :((

I turned 21 years old in march, 2001 and I just barely started working for only 45 mins in when the 1st tower got hit. Crazy that in Feb 2000 I was being recruited to join the US Marines. I did pass the written test but failed the physical test due to having flat feet even though I was the most fit of the 40 guys there. The guys were shocked when they found out I failed the physical test. My best friend from jr high and high school did join the US army in 2003 as a medic. He passed away in Iraq in 2006 leaving behind a wife and 2 kids. I sometimes wondered what would have happened to me in Iraq. When my best friend passed away in August 27th, he was 27 years old and he was born on February 27th. Very very strange. 27 years and 6 months old precisely.

Yea, I wonder if the poor guy has ever seeked any help before this. Or if he just tries not to ever think about it, or gets overwhelmed

@@jimlthor It'd be interesting to find out how many of the emergency services and news people on the scene that fateful day sought therapy for the horrific images they saw. Big love n respect to F.D.N.Y. We are sorry for your tremendous loss of life on that day. May all that perished rest in peace and their families and loved ones find solace in the fact that they were all heros and died doing what they did best, all 343 of them. Amen🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️

SADLY, PEOPLE'S BELIEFS ARE SO CRAZY IT,S REALLY SCARY HOW THEY MUSLIMS BELIEVE THE belief FOR KILLING PEOPLE IS IN God's KINGDOM WITH HIS PROPHETS THATS WHAT THE MAN WHO ORGANIZED THE PLANES GOING INTO THE BUILDINGS I DONT KNOW WHAT GOD THEY SERVE BUT MY BIBLE SAYS THEY SHALL NOT KILL MY GOD IS LOVING AND CARING GOD ALL MY AMERICA BROTHERS AND SISTER DIED THAT ITS STILL HAS A HOLE IN MY HEART ALMOST 3000 THAT DAY

What a lovely comment. ❤

Tell him Marty said hello.

23:29

The tragedy is that you aholes took 9/11 as excuse to attack several countries that didn´t do anything to you and to kill millions of people. 9/11 was peanuts compared to what you aholes did to others.

I think you have an important prose piece there. You wrote it out quite well. Delve into the psychological, emotional journey of that. It's an important, haunting kind of aspect to the day. It would make an interesting contribution.

Let's be honest, your nacion did it yourself. To get your hands on black gold. I feel sorry for inocent people who died that day, for nothing.

@@xandor007 The innocent citizens had no choice- I'm not American, don't live there, have never been there- but it was inexcusable what happened to innocent people.

I was next to it

@xandor007 : Bin Ladin and that other guy , Ayaman Al zawahairy ass-hole dude , or something like that , they thought that they were safe , beyond our reach . But America caught up to those two . Our seal team six greased Bin Ladin , and then stuffed him into a 50 gallon drum , put rocks and dirt and chains in there with him , put the lid on , and then heaved him off of the back of a boat . The second terrorist we caught up with twenty years later , on President Joe Biden's watch . That second guy was taken while watching a sunset from the balcony of the villa that was so graciously provided him by his terrorist friend , the big boss of Afghanistan now . Neither one of those two terrorists , Bin Ladin or his mentor , Al Zawahiri , were too keen on roughing it in the mountains of Afghanistan or Pakistan . Well , they're not alive now to gloat about the suffering that they caused , or to plot anymore terrorist acts in the world . I just thought that it was appropriate to remind u of that , okay troll ?

@@dannyrichards-nb9sh... where exactly. I'm in another country and my son and I watched on his tv. He was 19 then. He's 41 now (22 years later now in 2023) with his own family. We were gobsmacked.

unfortunately mr. gartenberg didn't survive, yet even in such a dire situation he never once thought of himself first,he wanted to reach out to the outside and make his voice heard, he was trying to be a comfort to the loved ones of the people stuck there, mantainin an enviable calm despite the fear,just to be of help to as many as possible, like him and to bring and hurry as many rescues as rescue could to their location. His memory shall live on.

@@ravenrey7225 My heart goes out to those unsung heroes of 9/11. I am sure there were many stories of the best of humanity, courage and selflessness from one of the darkest days of humanity. I was young and thousands of miles away in India however, I vividly remember that day, as an 8 year old. I cannot even begin to imagine the pain of those who lost their loved ones that day, but I pray. It was an attack on every peace loving human and I cannot forgive them for changing our world for the worse. I'll never forget!

I take comfort that the people on the other 2 planes had a go , fought back , for all we know there could have been battles on all 4 planes some heroes well never know about

Bim Laden.

You didn’t have to tell us he’s deceased

But sorry for ur loss

good riddance to those americunts

Yes 😢

very clearly, this was inside job - controlled demolitions, only to have pretex to make wars and make money from them and to suppress human rights in the same time; in USA, there is no demokracy, USA is ruled by oligarchy; so sad...

@orlysanjose4059 Ни ми у Србији нећемо заборавити како сте нас ЗВЕРСКИ БОМБАРДОВАЛИ 1999!

Delivering news is more important than...what? Delivering brainwashing from a desk safe from danger is ..honorable? Say what? jive baby jive

Tf does a fictitious deity have to do with anything? Smh

I saw the sec plane too . From tv in Sweden.

How do you know I’m a survivor and I’m not a mega cool chad super hot ghost?

I completely agree

Thank you for your service❣️❤️🇺🇲

Good luck! Hope to see your work someday soon!

Bless you

Awesome! Best of luck and much success on your journey!

Thank you! Good luck!

Thanks Bro!

I should add that I am a native New Yorker.

Yes, the people themselves are good and we can and should get along. Its those in power that have given us so many problems all these decades. BTW you might have a healthy chortle at timetraveler1973's comment just a little further down

@@RooneyMac thanks.

Нормальные русские не хотят войны, они любят Америку и восхищаются вашей страной. Они заложники террориста путина и фсб.

Thank you for caring and showing compassion ❤️

It's actually a documentary. A film crew followed a probationary firefighter on his journey to become a career firefighter. And the firefighter happened to be on that smell of gas call. So, the camera crew was with him.

@@firestream93The OP is about this story from about 26:07

@@MultiMediaEmperor Ok. My bad

Jesus bless you and your family

same i was in the class my mother was running from the 1st towers! I was near the towers lower east side smh

I am the same age. I was in CT being evacuated. Will never forget

God Bless Citizens of New York and God Bless America!!! Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇮🇺🇸