9/11: Jon Snow visits Ground Zero two months after the attack | Channel 4 News

[@raymondbarbosa5515]

The most horrifying thing about this video is that it's TWO MONTHS after the attacks and it's still smoking. Eerie and so so sad

[@ConvexClapz]

Yea

[@ryckjunior9911]

It only stopped burning after about 100 days.

[@joshuajones9035]

Smh a lot of it is steam

[@froot6086]

Brett Hruska thermite ? You mean jet fuel

[@froot6086]

Brett Hruska just a FYI the reason the smoke is still happening is because those planes were full of fuel, they were supposed to be across country flights so they were fueled to the brim.

[@a.j.petrarca2268]

The look on that fire chief's face as he describes where they've been finding bodies. It's almost like you can see him realize how desensitized he's been to the devastation.

[@omgfandomfan]

You can see the trauma solidifying.

[@antizoom6855]

he looks broken emotionally

[@HeldByTrees]

Well said. That’s what I saw in his face.

[@-_deploy_-]

For real

[@C.A._Old]

everythings will never forgotten.

[@joegardiner4220]

Jesus i wonder how many bodies those poor guys came across

[@user-ts2ny8jg9d]

@Mido Alaaeldin they'd still have found bits and pieces

[@Ryan-yr6ku]

Mido Alaaeldin actually roughly 20,000 body parts were found

[@smutler9850]

@@Ryan-yr6ku what's your source for that?

[@The_yeffy1]

@@smutler9850 idk where his source for the 20,000 body parts are but I know just from living in Manhattan that the roof of the Marriot next to the trade centers had body parts from over 300 individuals and it took 3 years to identify them all.

[@isntit8107]

4:27 they found bodies

[@mikewatte4478]

Poor people on those upper floors. Rip

[@jermaniscott3173]

Right but like I feel by for the people that had to clean this up bc they have some serious stomachs I’m pretty sure there where a lot of dead bodys 🥺😭

[@jareddavis8480]

@@jermaniscott3173 Unfortunately, most of the people they recovered were in pieces. If I remember correctly, only 11% of the people they found were intact.

[@stevegray2634]

@@jareddavis8480 think about 300 intact bodies

[@elli7260]

Actually, Brian Clark is one of the survivors of the South Tower in a floor above the impact

[@TeodorLojewski]

mackenzie games the ones that were under the fool that had the plane impact could escape. The ones that were over it not. (Sorry for my bad English)

[@VenturePictures]

Literally walking on death. Must've been a surreal experience. Never Forget

[@aileencastaneda3724]

I didn’t realize it’ll still be smoking after 2 months, it’s sad that firefighters are finding their fallen brothers and the victims.

[@aileencastaneda3724]

adsfafad The aftermath was something that I didn’t really thought of. I knew it was tough but I just didn’t really thought it through if that makes sense

[@thenewvoice8]

It burnt until about 2/3rds through the December. At points rivers of molten steel ran beneath them and NASA took heat images of temperatures upwards of 1,800c in their. Fireman's boots literally melted as they walked on top of it for weeks after it. Alas too few people know about the aftermath.

[@anneross1021]

@@thenewvoice8 I was living in NYC during this ...for months after we were walking around breathing I'm dust, debris and god only knows..I noticed when you opened your mouth there was a crunch when you closed your mouth...I don't want to know what that was. The smell was something awful

[@WNActivist88]

@@thenewvoice8 That wasn't molten steel, that was molten metal. Cars, the 2 planes, wheels, the WTC facades, all aluminum, which melts pretty easy.

[@davepowell7168]

​@@WNActivist88 Planes don't use much aluminum anymore Carbon reinforced plastic (CREP),20-24 alloy etc This is not WW2

[@Erinski]

Every time I see someone who went through 9/11 tell their story, it makes the tragedy feel fresh. That firefighter, talking about searching for his comrades and focusing on stairways as where they would find the most people, in a tone of voice that indicates the somber but desensitized mood that someone would have after doing something all day long for two weeks...that's a stab to the chest.

[@thedamddino4893]

You could just feel his soul has left his body.

[@Lucmichael_]

You could see in his eyes he was broken

[@Angie-fe8yd]

​@@Lucmichael_PTSD and grief 🥺

[@jayg5391]

Poor guy looks like he disassociated for a bit. So professional. Cool guy.

[@johnrogers9481]

Erinski…yes, I know. I never saw this video before. It is something to see this scene way down into the bottom, the dirt. The first time I even imagined people packed in the stairwells still trying to get out and the life being snuffed out of them all in less than a second! It brings up the pain and horror of the event AGAIN, and even worse than before really. Imagining the elevators packed with people! Insane!

[@moreadventure3627]

I wish this never happened. Rest in peace to all that lost their lives

[@ernestlindersonguarde2877]

Sometimes things are bound to happen, even the things you can’t even imagine

[@zincs.]

@@ernestlindersonguarde2877 how was this bound to happen, this shouldn't have happened.

[@montyi8]

I wonder if 9/11 didn't happen, then the 19 year (ongoing) war in the middle east wouldn't have happened. Tens of thousands of people would have lived. US would have been 5 trillion dollar richer. Airport security wouldn't have been so strict. Brown people wouldn't have been racially profiled. People would have continued the late 1990s vibe. Etc

[@moreadventure3627]

@@montyi8 This is very true, I agree with you ten thousand percent

[@BullRadu]

@@zincs. how was it bound to happen? let me explain. 1. usa going to middle east and investing money in local militias to promote their agenda. 2. usa funding local wars in the middle east to promote their agenda. How do you think al qaeda was born? bin laden was paid by the americans before he turned against them and i can assure you that more people died in the middle east from american goverment midling than people have died in 9/11.

[@aronsumisu6173]

“We’ve been finding people in stairways and elevator shafts” just knowing the desperation to escape not knowing they would never leave that day..

[@skittzlt]

so disturbing, the amount of bodys under that rubble

[@j4shorttgaming]

There was actually body parts found on top of the buildings next to the World Trade Center because the blast of the planes

[@TitanicDude1912]

I AM SEVERELY DISTURBED

[@rdvgrd6]

The quality is stellar for 2001 content

[@JackReacheround]

Original source material i'd imagine. The KZbin channel is run by the news station that filmed this. High quality cameras at the time and original source footage means you still have decent quality video. 2001 wasn't totally technology-less.

[@Empenguin]

We definitely had HD Cameras in the early 2000s

[@peterweatherley7669]

At the time, all the historic linear channels in the UK had some pretty high end hardware which went out on location. Moreover, back in those days they all sourced from the same manufacturers (Panasonic being the favourite of C4 at the time). Looking at the footage (lens flaring effects give it away) I’d imagine it was shot on something like an M10 (S-VHS at 30 a second). That’s an educated guess but still a guess

[@farileyass]

This was uploaded in 2011 so they probably just made the resolution higher

[@saladspinner3200]

It's not really that remarkable, it's pretty much standard for early 2000s European TV-broadcasts.

[@anthonyf.9170]

I was there 3 days after the attacks, I went again 1 month later in October, and then I went in June of 2002. The first two times, you could smell the destruction, it forever moved me and life changed forever. God bless all of those innocent souls. Never forget. 🇺🇸

[@Dr.BenjiBuddy]

You dont need any context to know that the firefighter at 4:30 has seen too much. Its in his eyes.

[@racerx2580]

Yeah he has the thousand yard stare. Mentally he's done for.

[@koishybox4220]

I thought this was going to be a shitpost, but it was actually a guy named Jon Snow

[@AndreaRoll]

you know nothing

[@koishybox4220]

@fred brant what beef?

[@119dovesonofiniteletorriev5]

Two months after the destruction, the dustification process was still very much underway. It is also evident that soil has been dumped on the few rubble in an attempt to stop the leakage of thin powder, most mistaken for heat fumes.

[@Zero-xl2ef]

My queen

[@fairlyvague82]

fred brant I don’t and I’m British.

[@ontherisewithcandyceevette3037]

I remember this like it was yesterday and not almost 18 years ago.

[@Jadestalbottz]

I remember it too. I was 24 at the time.

[@garymontz5851]

I will never forget 911 is my birthday

[@Katwoman4318]

PTSD

[@javiertorres8287]

@@garymontz5851 really? WOW. Thats actually interesting

[@mattscheitel6697]

@@Jadestalbottz Same here

[@dawnlee866]

Can't imagine what the first responders saw at Ground Zero😢💔🙏🏾

[@brunomaia3186]

You can see in the Naudet brothers documentary 9/11. It's somewhere here on youtube.

[@dawnlee866]

Ty😊

[@mr.morgan9800]

Link???

[@dawnlee866]

I tried to look for it couldn't find it

[@kevmorris9441]

a lot of what they did see was covered up and was hidden to stop the real truth getting out

[@johnshields6852]

I had relatives in Manhatten in the 60's,70's, I was about 12 years old from Boston when I saw the towers being built, it's 2023 and I'm an old man now, it's hard to see photos or movies with the towers in the background, my heart's still breaks for souls lost, we have a memorial in Boston with the names of all the people from Massachusetts who died that day, every year on the 11th of September I go there and pray, only thing we can do is move on, but never forget that day. 🙏🇺🇸

[@quinnlovescats]

Do you mind sharing your story of where you were on 9/11? I’m Canadian and I was only 6 years old at the time

[@desertman3326]

You are a strong man I morn with you sir!!

[@JonnyQuest64]

Did they get to meet the prince who was promised?

[@ShadowAussie]

What drugs are you on? @@JonnyQuest64

[@edwigcarol4888]

Do you dare to think of all that architectural beauty and Art that is on display at Ground Zero now? The twins were ugly just as everything in the 70ties.. but full of holly life, precious lives.. Contrast . I am shocked to realize how much beauty and goodness has been born out of the monstrosity, the hate, the war... A vertiginous contrast.. searching its balance...

[@weeabooshunter4759]

THE NORTH REMEMBERS

[@racquelwilliams9673]

Canadian?

[@jongreenleaf1000]

Not funny

[@DaemonTargaryen13]

FOR THE WATCH

[@dontaskme7004]

These comments helped me make sense of an Irish joke about "the North remembers"... I thought it was purely about the 'troubles' in Ireland and the terrorism/warfare between Loyalists and Republicans... And people don't believe TV rots the brain as society is slowly dumbed down.

[@ashleighvinson5801]

@Slavic smh, you should watch every video you can find on here. Watch the firefighter documentary. Out of their mouth they tell you all the buildings came down with bombs on every single floor. The fucking news reported wtc7 had fallen BEFORE THE FUCKING THING FELL. And before you assume I'm not American. I am. South Georgia 😉

[@classicjonesy]

Even 20 years on & this video is still sobering, never again... I'm so proud of all the construction workers and all of NYC for being so resilient and rebuilding this area today. RIP to all those people who died including those on the planes whom never made it to their destination. :( much love from New Zealand, my country experienced our own terror on March 15th.. If I have one wish it would be for world peace. I was only 10 years old during 2001, so I never saw much of the content regarding this tragedy.

[@ducaalexajicali9468]

Did new zealand kill the terorist who killed innocent people or he enjoying in prison

[@stephanieoneill2268]

I feel so sorry for what the victims went through and even more sorry for the friends and family that have to keep going on living without their loved ones. A terrible tragedy. ❤️

[@TommyMitch993]

INSIDE JOB.

[@dennisclarkofficial]

@@TommyMitch993 'k off

[@paulchavez8951]

INSIDE JOB !!!!

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Virtue signalling.

[@thetechnicanwithaheart1682]

Death is quick their bodies were chewed up in the pieces so they were pretty much in the form of a spirit

[@LivinLikeLarrry]

4:10 You can just hear the pain in this poor Firefighters voice. So sad.

[@sniperlyfe9139]

Imagine how different today would have been if this had never happened

[@lightmoe2480]

Well oil matters to the us gov. More Than their own people

[@Youngg_Ronnie]

Yea but people are much worse now so imagine if something like that happened today

[@jeffjansen582]

The Patriot Act, and a lost 20 year war, 4 trillion down the toilet, 100,000s dead, ISS, and now the NWO. Things are going just as planed.

[@WNActivist88]

@@lightmoe2480 That is not why we went to war. israel wanted us in the middle east for a reason, and it is why 5 of them were detained in NJ, because they conspired with the hijackers. The US has plenty of oil, that's the biggest red herring anyone can say. We went to war in the middle east because israel wanted to destabalize it to move millions of war age Muslim and African men into the West to conquer it. Use your head.

[@robbieogle8622]

People can be very weak now.

[@jnako4361]

I’ll never forget no matter how much time passes. I remember the day like it was yesterday. Turning on the news while getting ready for work and my immediate pause in front of the TV as it was unfolding...utter shock, disbelief followed by fear for every human being in and around those buildings an in the planes and all the families attached to them. Many thoughts an Prayers then And now to all the souls & families that this tragedy has effected 🤍

[@BlackGirlLovesAnime6]

Did you have to go to work that day? I was 5 and my mom told me they left work early to pick up the kids because we live in Baltimore md and the pentagon was the next target. Everyone was terrified and thought we were under attack for war

[@Schaufelor]

@@BlackGirlLovesAnime6 I´m german and have never been to the US. Still i remember being 14, playing a videogame and my mom turned on the TV and i watched it in disbelief.

[@longlivingdude]

All these guys were heroes. Rest in peace.

[@wwekane2468]

It's so crazy how long everything stayed so hot

[@sinekonata]

That's the effect of Nanothermite. There was molten steel under that rubble, even 2 months after. Btw it definitely looks like that's what we see at 2:44 but it's hard to be sure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYSveq2JeNmSmck

[@sinekonata]

@SoundLogik Nuclear? FFS stop trolling please. It was nanothermite, it's well documented enough, stop the bullshit.

[@carriehenry6721]

Explosives...moron

[@wilhelmbeck8498]

@SoundLogik Combining info from eyewitnesses and testimonies from ex-cia, ex-mi6, it' seems "they" used a combination : - thermonuclears in the basement and 2/3's up, demolition/nano-thermite and possibly also conventional explosives - perfectly timed to achieve the on-footprint "landing"

[@wilhelmbeck8498]

@@sinekonata I believe it is still possible to find the interview with an ex-Cia lady, who speeks of Cia employees getting a warning that such thermonuclear-devices were to be employed in NY on that fatefull day ( mini nuclear-reactors for extreme heat-generation : A weaponisation of the normally unwanted thermal-run-away, that is a constant risk with ordinary, nuclear power-plants) Agreed, the nano-thermite presence is well documented by many investigators, but a combination of techniques could easily have been the case ( cost, no object

[@seanmcardle4905]

Once the area had been cleared, that last piece of iron structure standing should have been left there as a memorial to remind us of the carnage on that day.

[@jkoneman]

It's in the museum, the last piece.

[@glendooer6211]

Ther steel was raced off to be melted down again even though it was a crime scene.

[@floopflarp]

@@glendooer6211 no it wasnt. It was sent to the fresh kills landfill where it was combed through to find key structural pieces and understand what happened, as well as to search for human remains that may have been missed. It wasn't scrapped until it was sorted through.

[@glendooer6211]

@@floopflarp I am running a raffle first prize is the Golden Gate bridge 50 cents a tick..want to buy how many.

[@floopflarp]

@@glendooer6211 zero. I don't think like a conspiracy theorist.

[@snipa2408]

7:26 im just going to put this here

[@ntrnate]

What

[@snipa2408]

nathanz28 he took pictures so we can always remember what happened and he succeeded

[@matty7771]

Why is this man using a 1944 “High Definition” to archive the destruction @ ground zero? I assume it’s for the NYC historical society and the future of humanity to look into. I’m thinking about the technology that was available in NYC in 2001. For example, a Cannon / Nikon 6, 8, or 12 megapixel DSLR which were available especially for a historian... hmmm 🤔 I know how pictures taken in 1870-1907 are extremely high quality, definition and resolution, especially under magnification & basically is providing 100 percent Fact just how advanced they were. But, as usual were kept in the dark of such important information Just about Every building in Manhattan was fitted with HiTech security cameras in 2001. Now, hundreds of cameras were, taken, given or sold to the fbi.. Where’s all the missing videos?

[@snipa2408]

SON of Overbook. regardless on your beliefs of it not happening or happening we still need to respect it

[@xCkillaxC]

Why’d you tag this scene

[@tomatenshow973]

My mom works as an nurse in some hospitals in germany for about 29 years now, she was at work on this day and they had a little TV in one of the patients room, She and a nother nurse watched the towers fall, the second nurse asked my mom if she knew what movie that was. I was so unimagineable that people thought it was a movie, Rest in peace to all the poor souls that got killed on this day and all my respect to the familys and friends from these people.

[@PensOneTimer]

random but I was also in germany back then

[@Lapidus1987]

Ich frage mich, wie viele Patienten gestorben sind, während dem Anschauen bei der Arbeit 😂😂😂😅😅 ​

[@deniseeulert2503]

When the second plane hit, and we saw the huge fireball, my first thought was "That looks like a movie"

[@tomatenshow973]

@@Lapidus1987 Die sind ja nicht die einzigsten Krankenschwestern in dem Krankenhaus 🤣

[@Lapidus1987]

@@tomatenshow973 Ja, du hast recht. Aber sie sind definitiv diejenigen, die sich mit dem Mist befassen, und andere erledigen die Arbeit für sie boooooooooommmmmm........

[@mattyk7033]

I was 11 when this happened and it still tugs at my heart so much!!! God bless America!!!! Never forget 9-11-01

[@Sbreslin59-js2zz]

Israel did it

[@Allancastro90]

I was 11 too 😞

[@user-hx6gs9rq7u]

After 9/11 happened I hated America

[@Sbreslin59-js2zz]

@@user-hx6gs9rq7u kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn-ZlZttaJiFpa8

[@WahWeeWooWah]

Matty K I was 11 as well.. in the middle of a spelling test in the 5th grade.

[@ninja1676]

It's seem more haunting as the sky turn black.

[@kisherefilm]

Mr Snow & his team did a good job with this report. A day that is permanently etched into the mind of everyone who existed in 2001

[@adorabasilwinterpock6035]

No mor like everyone who existed in 1996. People born in 1999/2000 were crapping their diapers when this happened lol they might has well not have been born

[@adorabasilwinterpock6035]

Ramey Chisum why?

[@itswolfie27]

Kishere Film I was 6 years old when 9/11 happened I don’t remember to much of it just bits and pieces here and there

[@wilsonampgayolo8777]

Mr. Snow killed Ms. Targaryen, unfortunately..

[@mikebaublitz6750]

Probably going to get lunch cancer people are still suffering

[@genebassman]

True story and personal: I was working at 120 Broadway for Goldman Sacs, there was a hedge fund company in 1 WTC who wanted to hire me back in July of 2001. When I was walking out of 1 WTC, I recall looking up and getting a strange feeling and I said to myself, I am not taking this new job opportunity, Albeit is was for about $10K more than I was making, but for some reason something inside me told me not to take or pursue that job opportunity further. Six-weeks later the towers were gone.

[@genebassman]

Horst Wessel hey dickhead thank u so much for calling me out, i just love telling fake stories- question why do assholes like you have to post such douchebag comments? What do you really get out of it in life? Please tell me i am very curious

[@jgonz1325]

Wow you worked for Goldman, that’s incredible. Do you mind giving me your email address or a way of communicating with you? I’m a finance student and need some guidance. My dream job is Goldman Sachs.

[@madinacl2976]

AZ 4240 you have spirit guides keeping you safe!

[@Accelerate55]

For The Watch.

[@lescrimesdelamour]

For the Watch.

[@queydoherty3707]

For the watch

[@deathspoon4202]

For the Watch

[@awnina7627]

For the watch

[@DaemonTargaryen13]

For the watch

[@annarosado6815]

The firefighter talking midway through the video had a mile-long stare in his eyes... I can't begin to imagine the horrors these heroes endured during the attacks and even more in the aftermath.

[@NubianChild]

2 months passed and it still was smoking at the site!! Jesus

[@NubianChild]

Sally yeah it’s sad our people were sacrificed just to go to war and take oil and other resources greedy evil government

[@matslarsson8790]

Controlled demolition with thermite involved probably, building 7 is the most obvious evidence.

[@theshamegame2787]

@@matslarsson8790 Nope. The building had flames, I saw. The fire was spread through plane fuel and office supplies that weakened the building's support to the point the building buckled under its own weight. Not to mention, the damage it suffered from the Towers collapse. Anyone who thinks 9/11 was an inside job is competely retarded.

[@aus822]

Sally 1 your an idiot

[@k_supreme_3371]

Sally 1 Israel did 9/11

[@bravao3233]

2:03 is that blood? the way he quickly turns the page back over indicates to me that it is but im not sure..

[@AnnaSoll99]

I think so, I thought the same thing

[@anthonykim2828]

yeah its a blood god bless to blood owner

[@brich2929]

you're right. The quickness at which he turned it over seems to indicate that its blood.

[@mariosalgado3131]

That's what I thought, too... I was going to comment the same thing until I saw your comment

[@sierramarkham8596]

7:11 I went to ground zero in 2011. You most definitely feel it. I get chills just thinking about it. It’s palpable.

[@Yuiiski-]

I always remember hearing a story about a fireman finding someone waving in the rubble, it wasn't until they went over to help them that they discovered that it was just a hand.

[@vinnyruiz118]

It’s so crazy to think after all that, the next day they had go back into work like nothing... god bless them all

[@winecrimesfoodandtime7119]

The next day? Wow!

[@vynzznyv]

People working around 1km radium around Ground Zero didn't get to work the next day until clean up was finished

[@a.nelprober4971]

Wagie culture. Victims were probably fired for high absence

[@krashd]

Well not exactly the next day, there is no way on Earth that the companies based inside the WTC would be able to find substitute accommodation for 55,000 workers in one night. For one thing it would be completely tactless seeing as many of them would be mourning the loss of colleagues. Some companies also lost their entire workforce in the attack.

[@hannahmiller3034]

The blank stare in the firefighters eyes says it all.

[@MrFunkinPure]

Powerful record of what happened. You can tell Jon was deeply shaken by the enormity of the site and the desperation of the futile search for the lost.

[@PancakeNL]

Although the current memorial site is very impressive and honorable, I find it rather sad they removed every single bit of the old towers. Those steel beams from the ground floor still standing are very impressive and justify the sheer scale of the building and the destruction that happened. If they somehow left that standing, I personally think it would feel way more impressive as an memorial.

[@lawjent]

There was a tree that with strange luck was not damaged/survived and was right by the tower. Even that was removed still for clean up and continous search efforts. The tree is back to its original spot right by the museums and new tower. I just don't think they would leave anything as is.

[@edptoblo]

Well......most professional DEMOLITION COMPANIES don't leave much IF ANY evidence behind.

[@gr3yh4wk1]

I doubt anything that was left was even remotely sound. It had to be removed or risk further collapse. Plus all of it was classed as evidence.

[@massimookissed1023]

There are a few pieces of the structure in the museum on site. One of the steel "trees" where 3 columns merge into one at the lobby level, and some of the core beams. And yeah, the pear tree that survived the collapse, then also survived a lightning strike while it was recovering before being reinstated.

[@Cobra-cm6uz]

This was and still is the worst attacks we have ever experienced. It still breaks my heart. Rip to everyone that was killed ❤️ #NeverAgain

[@thekingfisher5918]

Hiroshima

[@119dovesonofiniteletorriev5]

Yes@@thekingfisher5918, it has been the new Hiroshima. We all have witnessed the new phenomenon called dustification, isn't it?

[@thekingfisher5918]

@@119dovesonofiniteletorriev5 go ask white house, that killed innocent people..

[@Blatstein]

@@thekingfisher5918 go ask Israel

[@thekingfisher5918]

@@Blatstein Is it not America that protects human rights? She has the right of veto So protects Israel.

[@Fr33zeBurn]

The vapour coming out of the ground is not smoke or a fire but steam escaping due to fire hose water landing on huge piles of glowing molten metal and other substances that retained immense heat for months after the collapse. The (asbestos-laden) debris acted as a huge insulating blanket over the whole thing and turned ground zero into basically an underground oven. This is what Jon meant when he said the 'heat and stench' coming from the wreckage, the look he gave after says that he knows that that stench is the roasting remains of the 3000 victims.

[@edwigcarol4888]

Asbestos 🤪. of course a building from the 70ies.. no wonder that so many helpers are still dying from lungs' illnesses... No remedy for asbestos microfibers being stuck in the alveola of the lungs... Doomed... Long term victims must be counted too.

[@Peace-i7w]

Now I can see why most of the remains were never recovered.

[@joewallis6714]

Everyone just looks so bummed man, it’s heartbreaking, I went to the memorial a few years ago felt so crazy seeing this after math compared to it 20 years on, just shows how bad this was

[@matiassb8391]

I don't want to imagine the smell of all that mixture of rubble and human remains. Very shocking for those who were there cleaning and searching. Sad

[@llianneolivoreyesmusic]

They did their jobs

[@kobelcofan]

This is so much better than the media coverage you would get today.

[@shelley6746]

They found a boot with a foot still in it but no body…they have to rake through dirt looking for the remains of people who are still missing 2 months later…they’ve found many body’s near where the steps & elevators were…I cannot even imagine….makes me sick all over again💔😭💔😭💔 😭 **NEVER FORGET**

[@courtneymahoney0820]

such a devastating day!! I remember brushing my teeth before school and hearing my mom scream in the other room! I ran out and saw the second plane crash into the tower 😓😩 I'll remember that horrendous feeling and day for the rest of my life. My mom had to fly to Chicago the week after for work and I just cried with fear. RIP and best wishes to all who were affected. thanks to all the Hero's who served that day 🙏

[@paulineforfar4072]

The chief fireman, his face said it all. So sad, so surreal that so many lovely people could be turned to dust 😢

[@DougieYT]

What’s scary about this is, that just two months prior, the place used to be a place of peace, trading, business, shopping and tourism. And here it’s just a gravesite of death and destruction.

[@michaelbelahov4144]

RIP dad miss you, we will never forget you❤️❣️💘💝

[@merlinaaddams6230]

I'm sorry 💔

[@toiletguy4668]

@@beatricekocsis4334 This kid wasn't even born when this happened

[@beatricekocsis4334]

Toiletguy oh

[@nbalbj4205]

Sois fort

[@JAXXNCREATED]

dude you're like 10 i saw your videos, your dad didnt die, 9/11 isnt a joke, imagine your dad reading this?

[@joolsfinney1]

19yrs have past and yet its seems so recent! how the people of the beautiful city New York carry on is so commendable. your all amazing brave people and the loss will never be forgotton. always in our hearts and prayes.

[@ashleyalverson2858]

This is the very first video I’ve seen in 20+ years that actually show the real interiors of the floors where people would have been inside of the towers. Really brings it into perspective how bodies were crushed and mangled and it is absolutely chilling. I pray their souls have found peace and their families comfort 💔

[@The_yeffy1]

2 months later and the rubble is still scorching hot... crazy

[@paulparker8298]

It was all the thermite !! This was a inside job

[@Ryan-en4yh]

I went to the museum in 2018 on a school trip it was an eerie depressing atmosphere it was horrible but a reminder that we must not forget about history

[@DougieYT]

Same, they took me and my class there on a field trip, truly one of the saddest days I’ve personally experienced.

[@emmahealy4863]

I vividly remember taking the subway back to the hotel after a school trip from the UK in 2018. All my classmates sitting on the orange plastic bench opposite me, completely silent, no phones, just staring at their feet. It felt wrong to be in a place that should never have existed to visit, but I'm still glad we went.

[@sofyuchiha9]

I want to go see the all the memorials. It'll be heavy, but I was in school watching it unfold as it happened. Our teachers put it on the tv and we all watched it, it was surreal.. we were on lockdown even way down here in the south. parents were frantic and we hardly did any schoolwork that day. The school was so silent and solemn that day.

[@JJFDNY]

RIP Orio Palmer and all who we lost that day

[@trackhunter614]

Jay Daum Hello, i've see that you also wrote a condolence in other video 👍🕯

[@danielueblacker9118]

R.I.P. Prayers for his Family and Friends.

[@TL....]

my cousin Robert Lane died on 9/11 he was 28 years old and part of engine 55 his fire company was one of the first ones on the scene as they were a few blocks away on another call

[@user-rb4lv4if9q]

May his sould rest in Peace❤ sorry for your loss

[@chacatito17]

I was only 17 and a senior in high school when this happened. Our English teacher had assigned us to do a scrapbook for our end of year presentation. You can only imagine what 75% of this scrap book contains? I can now show my kids all I had collected. That sad 9/11/01 ours teacher made us write what we were feeling and what was happening in that moment. My kid had watery eyes when reading this. In one passage it says I was scared and that America was under attack. We didn't know if any other planes were going to fall. It described how affected my classmates and my teachers were and all the cries and screams at the exact moment we seen people jump out of the building 😓😞 may God bless all the victims and all families affected. I will never forget. We will never forget 🙏

[@flyestalive1583]

When I see this, i'm an american too. REST IN PEACE

[@wilsonampgayolo8777]

When you're not seeing this, you're not american?

[@rober7482]

@@wilsonampgayolo8777 it is something known as empathy

[@Oliverii]

so me watching this in airporté i american, they let me in? Ayo pedro comon we found luupahole1!

[@ronee2479]

It felt like yesterday so tragic.

[@rampwizard]

I am Russian and live in Russia. I don't know how Russians are currently treated by citizens of other countries, but I sincerely want to say words of sorrow and regret to the Americans who died or felt all the horrors of this terrorist attack on 11/09/01. Scary is when parents bury their children, scary is when children are left orphans, scary is when you want to help, but you are powerless. I wish that all nations in the world live without wars and disagreements... With respect.

[@bekhcam]

Пиши на русском, русский.

[@rampwizard]

@@bekhcam тебя забыл спросить.

[@hammerr]

Russian citizens are treated with respect here

[@rampwizard]

@@hammerr 🤝

[@Cooe.]

Russia is viewed like absolute utter dogshit, and it's honestly 100% completely deserved. How individual Russians are viewed otoh depends entirely on to what extent you resent & resist Putin's blood stained fascist regime.

[@Jettingred4]

God bless all the souls that have fallen and also all the wonderful people who worked tirelessly to help find the remains of the lost love ones 😇

[@Cherry-bq4oh]

3:12 "The grappler creeps as deep as it dares, and lugs at still steaming steel bramble." That's some genuine poetry skills

[@goblynn6948]

The way Jon speaks and the poetry of how he describes the attacks are so wonderful but so sad.

[@tm13tube]

I have never been able to imagine the depth and breadth of this work. It must have felt endless.

[@woblodmailliw]

Very end John says "standing here you think of Afghanistan and them using their bare hands with mud and stone" My guess is every American at ground zero was thinking about wiping Afghanistan of the face of the Earth.

[@DClean]

First stop shouldve been Saudi Arabia. The home of Wahabbi terrorism. But theyre a huge American trading partner, and an ally of Israel, who holds massive lobby power in the US government. Afghanistan was a convenient scapegoat and an ignorant American public was led down the garden path, into 19 years of war.

[@AfroCentauri]

92% of the people Afghanistan in 2011 had no idea what 9/11 was. They are concerned about their own buildings getting knocked down.

[@AfroCentauri]

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[@AfroCentauri]

Both sides think the other side is the enemy. I can tell you American forces in Afghanistan aren’t fighting for our freedom in America. It’s more like Imperialism disguised as Patriotism. But like Christ said: wars and rumors of wars. It’s only the beginning of birth pains. We are all in trouble. Not just those on the other side.

[@jeffjansen582]

@@AfroCentauri Welcome to the NWO.

[@danielaastete4409]

The photographer was right, thanks! Blessings to the families and their beloveds for the loss

[@stevechristie2569]

Daniela I like you

[@adrenalinpump7601]

People made a lot money from this event and the following wars. That is a fact. The only losers are the ordinary people.

[@swinmeis4921]

Just imaaagine being in one them buildings when it started coming down? The feelings they felt.? The pain they felt.? Just...just seeing how their bodys accually got crushed into unoticable bits.!??!

[@veronicah9306]

I went there 3 months after it. I’ll never forget it

[@dixiethedeer4941]

Oh my god I'm so sorry

[@adorabasilwinterpock6035]

Veronica H I was in NY in march 2002, I booked the trip in August and expected to go up to the top of the wtc. Never got to do that ofc but I did get to see the tribute in light, very moving.

[@wilsonampgayolo8777]

What if I tell you, that you can forget it? Go see a therapist.

[@Nndggdcgc]

Wilsonampga YOLO you can never forget it, but you can learn how to live with it

[@wilsonampgayolo8777]

@@Nndggdcgc no seriously, you can. There is a surgery method where your hippocampus gets injected by sedatives, giving you temporary or long-term memory wipe. Still experimental though, but worth a shot. Edit: there is a neurosurgeon that I know can do it, that I can hook you up with, pm me if you're interested. Turns out it's a completely safe operation, but you'll still need to fill a form.

[@giovanni1290]

The red bags hit me hard.

[@auzzie6667]

what are they?

[@aryj7662]

@@auzzie6667 it says in the video that they used the red bags for the body parts they found

[@Ollie0602]

Was expecting the king of the north to appear tbh

[@lizwilson5814]

What do you mean.????

[@beejls]

2 months later and it's still smoldering. My heart just goes out to anyone who worked as a responder.

[@roberthardy2013]

I was part of the recovery effort, very sad watching the bodies being brought out.

[@emmahealy4863]

Well done mate, hope you're doing ok now x

[@julmdamaslefttoe3559]

as a person whos 20, and being only 1 when it happened, my gen has no idea like, We can imagine but never grasp it

[@declancairns2083]

100% agree with this im 21 and like the thought of actually watching this happen now is unthinkable

[@deannaharrison824]

I was only seven years old when it happened and I remember everything and cried I was confused but I cried

[@deannaharrison824]

I’m 25 now

[@cameronfielder4955]

Yeah it was the worst day of my life. Everything changed in an hour. I tried describing it to my nephew and words couldn’t do it justice. Even these videos don’t do it justice. We watched people jump to their deaths on tv. We watched as our perfect world fell apart before our eyes.

[@julmdamaslefttoe3559]

@@cameronfielder4955 no doubt others will say the same about Syria/Afghanistan as that too is incomprehensible, entire countries under seige by a madmans ideology

[@normanfraser8191]

I wasn't even alive then and yet I always have to fight tears when watching these videos. never forget

[@pri7384]

He lost also his brother. RIP all victims 😢😢😢😢 we never forget and God bless America

[@pamelanovelli1239]

They held mass every sunday wow those poor souls and their loved ones! I will never forget this day:(

[@alexquintana7499]

It was an amazing place, in 2 hours it collapsed 🙁

[@Andrea-73]

It turned to dust in mid air

[@callmeclo]

going to the memorial was very hard. I felt it all, I was sad for weeks after fully grasping the devastation of it all at 15..such evil in this world. But I know love will bring us together again one day. they will always be remembered in my heart. I believe in my soul we will come together like this again soon, peace and love to you all.

[@AbhimanyooMishraJi]

1:40, "an escalator to nowhere" Damn!

[@HeldByTrees]

Jon Snow, take a bow. This is pure poetry within journalism.

[@Adam-os6sv]

I rememeber 9/11 like it was yesterday i was a young teenager on holiday with family. We wasnt even allowed to fly back from spain to the uk thats how bad these attacks were. Shocking and i wish every soul is resting in peace

[@Rebecca-oh5yh]

Wow, I didn't know that planes were restricted in Europe as well.

[@TeamP]

As well as those lost on 9/11, so many have perished from the damage caused to their bodies by breathing in the toxic fumes.

[@curriehot]

I remember being in Turkey on holiday when this happened, I was in a bar with a beer thinking I was watching a movie and then the bar man told me this was real, then the second plane hit the tower, I remember dropping the beer glass as I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and the shock of it being real, it’s something I will never forget

[@tomneu6937]

Yea me too. Same story... holiday in Turkey, dropping beer glass etc... weird..

[@coolxy2]

Same here, dropped a turkey in a beer glass...

[@cesargonzalez6883]

Such of a waste of glass and beer.

[@michellestrickland3611]

Seeing this makes me shed a tear like it 19 years ago. RIP to all who lost their lives that day.

[@ash-vd8zv]

When I saw it's smoking I thought it's an old footage but Gosh even after 2 months it was still smoking!!! That's so scary.

[@solarmfolijezastakla]

6:33 "all ehat's left from South tower is this 1 store perimeter floor..., a floor area which so many perished". How can upper 109 floors just perished and vaporized..from which force? The rubble should be at 25-35 floors up or 1/3 -1/4 of total height, if it is normal collapse. Cann't see any computers, monitors, telephones, fax machines, office doors, elevator doors, tables, chairs, toilet tubs, miles of electric and or phone cables. Where did the towers go?

[@FenderBenz]

That's indeed very strange. I can imagine they already emptied a few floors. but if you look at photo's from when the towers were gone, there isn't much building to be found...

[@jeffjansen582]

All turned to dust like flour, was a Black Flag operation, they have tec. 100 years ahead of what we know.

[@AlexIsModded]

I think it was a week or so after the attack, maybe two weeks, I was 14 at the time. My dad and I were on our way to Long Island, and going across the Throg's Neck. My dad opened the windows and the smell of rotting flesh permeated the car within a few seconds. I immediately shut the window cause I couldn't handle it. Imagine what it was like for people living in Manhattan and smelling that DAILY back then.

[@rayofsunshine427]

I did wonder about that and it must of been a horrific experience for you. Thanks for sharing.

[@lexym6211]

I haven't Words.......sooo sad 😔

[@nieremarie4206]

I’m still broken that my uncle frank and Dana Ann Marie he was a fireman and she was doing a marketing job they both died and there bodies still to this day was never recovered if I had one word for them it’s to say I’m sorry and y’all are my hero’s and I truly miss them some day I will be able to New York ground zero is the reason y that I can’t be there it hurts me after all these years I’m praying that they found something of them and nothing

[@seaninherts]

My goodness - firstly brilliant job by Jon sharing this - that feeling that people have died there remains today. I don’t think anywhere else on the planet feels as ground zero today. The memorial fountains are beautiful. Shout out always to O’Hara’s Irish bar there - which looked after the First responders. At the going down of the sun, we shall remember them.

[@edwigcarol4888]

The memorial fountains are highly suggestive and expressive.. The water falls into two steps, taking its way down in the abyss. I am impressed by the simplicity of this artistic idea. And this water cools and smoothes the inferno of the fire and sheer destructive energy..

[@naomidixon4640]

Having visited both Auschwitz and Ground Zero in recent years, I would argue that that would be the only close second. You can feel death all around you at Auschwitz and Birkenau, and the sheer scale of both is so unsettling. I will never forget though how eerily still and silent it was at Ground Zero despite being in such a bustling city. We didn't even hear birds. There is a lot more respect shown at Ground Zero than there is at Auschwitz.

[@lillbrittz]

22 years later and my heart aches 💔💔💔

[@henryatkinson1479]

"Who did it is yesterday's news." And yet you destroyed 2 countries who had nothing to do with it anyways.

[@bubz4196]

9/11 was my first memory and the moment I was birthed into consciousness. Something about this haunts me almost every day, despite the fact that I know much worse tragedies have occurred

[@saffronxox1724]

How on earth did these look clean up after the disaster god bless those who did .🙏

[@brianallen858]

God bless all those who perished in 2 decades of conflict

[@badfish5447link]

It’s even more sad it could have been avoided

[@tondehaan8252]

that they found the black boxes of the planes?

[@glendooer6211]

Did they??

[@HerbalMCFC]

No they didn't. Everything was destroyed. Allegedly.

[@glendooer6211]

@@HerbalMCFC agree they seem to think the fires were caused by office furniture etc which caused the steel to melt/weaken on all floors where there were no fires..

[@4465Vman]

but atleast they found passports intact!!!lol!!

[@glendooer6211]

@@4465Vman The passport survived the fires ..the Black boxes did not?