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

Channel 4 News presenter Jon Snow is granted access to Ground Zero, the site of the collapsed World Trade Center in New York, in November 2001 - just 2 months after the 9/11 terror strikes.

[raymondbarbosa]

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

[a.j.petrarca]

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.

[joegardiner]

Jesus i wonder how many bodies those poor guys came across

[VenturePictures]

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

[aileencastaneda]

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.

[mikewatte]

Poor people on those upper floors. Rip

[koishybox]

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

[rdvgrd]

The quality is stellar for 2001 content

[aronsumisu]

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

[moreadventure]

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

[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.

[ontherisewithcandyceevette]

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

[skittzlt]

so disturbing, the amount of bodys under that rubble

[Dr.BenjiBuddy]

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

[dawnlee]

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

[anthonyf.]

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. 🇺🇸

[sniperlyfe]

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

[hannahmiller]

The blank stare in the firefighters eyes says it all.

[wwekane]

It's so crazy how long everything stayed so hot

[stephanieoneill]

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. ❤️