9/11: WCBS CBS 2 News This Morning close and CBS Early Show Open

A long close of the CBS 2 News This Morning and the open for the CBS Early Show on September 11th, 2001. (Apologies for video quality, this was initially downloaded from KZbin)

[@MinifigNewsguy]

*THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REPOSTING THIS CLOSE!* If someone had happen to see this close, low key melody of WCBS Grand with an upbeat tone - this may had been stuck in their head right thru the first attack. I bet anyone who had to witness a stretched close like that again must think the day is too good to be true and that the world would be ending. I for one would be likely be in that camp.

[@gavinproduction7433]

I had been looking for this video the focus was primaries and Jordan's return who knew it would all change an hour and 46 minutes later

[@FernandoIfillRuiz]

It’s crazy that Tuesday September 11th, 2001 started out like any other day in New York City which then turned into tragedy at 8:46am.

[@isaacvallestheyoutubevideo5078]

and just so you know at either 1:43 or 1:44 or at 1:46 this is actually the last view to see the World Trade Center's Twin Towers with no black smoke or fire until everything changed at 8:46 AM Eastern Time. 7:46 AM Central Time. 6:46 AM Mountain Time. and 5:46 AM Pacific Time. on Tuesday September 11th 2001. it was crazy how Tuesday September 11th 2001 started a normal day for everyone. because they began their broadcasts like The Early Show (now CBS Mornings), ABC's Good Morning America, NBC's Today Show and Fox and Friends from Fox News began the morning show TV broadcasts as normal. that morning began perfectly as normal because people across like the cities of Chicago Dallas Houston Atlanta Nashville and among other US cities in the Eastern Central Mountain and the Pacific Time Zones. started their Tuesday September 11th 2001 normal until it was not. because for New York City it started normal especially for the people working in the North and South towers of the World Trade Center until tragedy happened at 8:46 a.m Eastern Time 7:46 a.m Central Time.

[@austinreednetwork]

Beautiful

[@shamarjefferson4359]

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