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Good morning. 64 degrees.

It is Tuesday
and here's what's happening.

It's primary day
and the polls are

officially open
in New York City.

Voters will be deciding
among 250 candidates...

[DOG BARKING]

Thank you.
Tickets, please.
Thank you.

CONDUCTOR: Tickets.

ANNOUNCER ON RADIO:
The Daily Number, 945.

Win 4 number, 4242.

[RAP MUSIC PLAYING
ON WALKMAN]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Did you see
Jeter's homer on Saturday?

Guy's got some swing, man.

Yeah, I was there.

Yeah? It was a good one
to have been at.

It was.

...part of the ongoing slump
in corporate earnings.

Right now, S&P futures
are up two points.
Dow futures up 28.

NASDAQ futures up
six and a half...

♪ Sun coming up

♪ Over New York City

♪ School bus driver
in a traffic jam

♪ Starin' at the faces
in her rearview mirror

♪ Looking at the promise
of the Promised Land

[PEOPLE CHATTERING] ♪ One kid dreams
of fame and fortune ♪

[POLICE RADIO CHATTERING]

Is there anybody else
that we could call?

Anybody?

Hey, rookie.
How's it going today, man?

It's going good.All right.

Hey, Willy.Yeah.

I like those shorts.
They're real sharp, you know.

Oh, yeah?Yeah.

12 bucks at Target. Yeah.Yeah?

Do they make them
for men, too?

[LAUGHING]

I'm not the one who puts
a gallon of pomade
in my hair, Pezzulo.

[OFFICERS CHATTERING]

Attention.

Roll call working Tuesday,
September 11.

Color for the day is green.

Tour Commander is
Lieutenant Kassimatis.

Patrol Sergeant,
you're looking at him.

Stolzman.Sarge.

Post one. Colovito.Sarge.

Three. Nice job on Friday.Thanks.

Pezzulo.Sarge.

Six. Jimeno.

Sarge.

Three-five.

Rodrigues.Sarge.

Nine.

Lieutenant, you got anything?No.

Inspector Fields has
something to say.

Listen up.
Be on the lookout
for this girl.

Zoey Cowley.

Age 11, runaway
out of Rhode Island.

Thought to be on a bus
coming in this morning.

This is important. Okay.

As always,
protect yourselves.

Watch each other's backs.

Hear about who Giraldi
brought in yesterday?

No, who?

I'll give you one guess.

She's 300 pounds,
her dress is a trash bag
with bugs all over it.

Ah, Gloria,
the "Naked Lady"?

Yeah, and Giraldi said
she asked for you.

You love it, huh?

I'll catch you at break.Yeah.

[POLICE RADIO CHATTERING]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Hey, Jethro. Jethro.

Hey, how many times
I gotta tell you?

You got to take your crew
and your junk out to Ninth.

JETHRO:
It's a free country, man.This is my statue.

What are you,
the statue police?

It's
the Jackie Gleason statue.
It's not a bench.

He don't care.
He's dead, man.

Get out of here.
Get out of here.

MAN: Excuse me.

I wonder if I might
help you out today

with, like, a taxi
or get you a hotel?

Maybe I can help you out
with your bag, you know.

[IN CHINESE ACCENT]
Hello, Officer?
Uh, where find bus center?

[PLANE ENGINES ROARING]

Hey, Amoroso.

How's it going, man?How you doing?

To be honest,
I miss the bus terminal.

Yeah, what do you got today?Loading docks.

Loading docks?

That shipment come in from...

[EXPLOSIVE RUMBLING]

What the...

MAN ON RADIO:
BT, all units.
8-40. 8-40, ASAP.

BT, all units. 8-40, ASAP.

All units, BT 8-40.
8-40, ASAP.

Excuse me.

Hey, something's up.

WOMAN ON TV:
We have unconfirmed reports
this morning

that a plane has
crashed into one

of the towers of
the World Trade Center.

CNN Center right now...

Holy shit.

...work on this story,
calling our sources

and trying to figure out
exactly what happened,
but, clearly,

something relatively
devastating happening
this morning there.

We're going to join
another one of our
New York affiliates

for their live coverage.

Here at the top of this tower,
there's a huge, gaping hole,

flames still inside.

POLNICKI:
Can you believe this?

What schmuck would
fly a plane into
the Trade Center?

Maybe they ran out
of gas or something.

Yeah, Colovito. Right.

Maybe some jerk-off
forgot which lever to
pull on his twin-engine.

That's not a small plane.

Hell, no.

GIRALDI: All right,
listen up!

Let me have
your attention here!

They're telling us
it's a commuter plane.

Tower One is being
evacuated as a precaution.

They've asked us to send
a team down to assist.

Sergeant McLoughlin.

I've got a list
of names here.

Step out when you hear it.

We're going downtown.

Polnicki.Sarge.

Colovito.Sarge.

Washington.Sarge.

O'Reilly.Sarge.

Jimeno.Sarge.

Hogart.HOGART: Sarge.

Bavli.BAVLI: Sarge.

Rodrigues.Sarge.

Giraldi.GIRALDI: Sarge.

Pezzulo.Sarge.

Stolzman.

[WHISTLING]

Hold it right there!
Pull it over!

MAN 1 ON RADIO:
Command post on the air?
Command post.

MAN 2 ON RADIO:
Field command post.

Are there any injuries going
to any particular hospital?

CHIEF ON RADIO:
Chief on the air. Go ahead.

KASSIMATIS:
Come on, everybody.
Off the bus.

Get off the bus.
Step this way.

I'm gonna cut across
Bleecker to Seventh.
Stay close.

You got it.

MAN 3 ON RADIO:
Central. Mobilization point
is gonna be Pike and South.

[SIREN BLARING]

WOMAN ON RADIO:
That was to evacuate
One Police Plaza

at the Gracie Mansion,
the Municipal Building,

and any potential targets.

Who is advising this?

Central units,
the mobilization point is
now South and Pike.

Yeah. No, no,
I got it.

Hey, guys,
you won't believe this!

My wife says
the other one got hit,
the other tower.

How the hell did
the other tower get hit?

She was listening to HOT 97
and they said it.

What? Who gets their news
from HOT 97?

I told you it was
no damn private plane.No, I got it.

[POLICE RADIO CHATTERING]

What special equipment
we got down there?

What?

We're prepared
for everything.

Car bombs,
chemical, biological,
an attack from the top.

But not this.
Not for something this size.

There's no plan.
We didn't make it.

WOMAN ON RADIO:
Only emergency transmissions
on this frequency.

MAN ON RADIO: All right,
all emergency personnel
respond to Vesey and West.

All emergency service units,
please go to Vesey and West.

There could be 50,
60,000 people in there.

[SIREN BLARING]

WOMAN ON RADIO: Units on
West Street to use caution.

Debris is falling
from the building
on West Street.

Hey! Looks like
Tower Two did take a hit.

What did I tell you?

No, no, that's the smoke
blowing over from Tower One.

KASSIMATIS:
All right, that's enough.

Everybody sit down. Now!

Yo, Dom, let me see
your phone for a sec, yeah?

Hey, let me see your phone.
I got to call Allison.

It's not working!

Nothing's going through.

[SIREN BLARING]

MAN ON RADIO:
Emergency service vehicles
are also responding.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

Hey, take it easy, will you?
Jesus!

This is gonna be a bitch.Relax.

Well, I'm just saying that
it looks like it's gonna...

You think they're
bringing you down there
to scratch your ass?

McLoughlin will
tell you what to do.

Why the Sarge?

He was Emergency Services
at the Trade Tower.

He's one of the guys
who came up with a plan
after the attack in '93.

Anybody knows what to do
down there, it's him.

MAN 1: Man to division one.

Does anyone over
in Tower One hear me?

JOHN: Okay,
make the turn on Broadway.
Go down West Broadway.

We'll meet you outside Five.

KASSIMATIS: You got it.

[RADIO CHATTERING]

MAN 2:
Send everything you got to
the World Trade Center now.

We got to get that
building evacuated!

MAN 3: Which tower?
Which tower are
we responding to?

I got to get
a team to go up!

FIELDS: I'll check in
with headquarters.

Roll every available
ambulance you got
to this position.

MAN 2:
Fire out on the north side.

They're now coming out
of the west side
of the World Trade Center.

[MAN CHATTERING ON RADIO]

All right,
everybody stay here.

I'm gonna find out
what the hell's going on.

Yes, sir.

[WOMAN YELLING]

[PEOPLE CLAMORING]

[WOMAN SCREAMS]

Oh, my God.

Nothing's gonna help them.

No, we'll get up there.

How are you gonna save
people that high up?
It's impossible.

We got to try.

Sarge!

Officer? Officer?

The daycare center.

There's kids there.
Over there.

Hey, Sarge!
There's kids in the...

Yeah, at the daycare at Five.

I know, they got them out.

Okay, listen up.
Where's Kassimatis?

He's looking for you, Sarge.

We got to evacuate
the Tower.

Who knows
how to use a Scott Pak?

And don't give me
any PBA bullshit.

Hey, Sarge,
to tell you the truth,

I haven't used one
in like four years.

JOHN: Look,
what did I just say?

Who's coming?

Step forward.

[WOMAN CHATTERING ON RADIO]

I got it, Sarge.

I'll go.

I'm with you, Sarge.

All right.

All right, we got a team.

We're headed
into Building Five.

The rest of you wait
for Kassimatis.

Follow me.
Stay together.

Jimeno.Sarge.

Take everyone's memo books,
nightsticks, hats.

They're useless here.

Put them in the Suburban.

It's over on Church and Vesey.

And meet us back
at the police desk

in the lobby of Five.
You got it?

Which one's Five?

There's two towers.

North tower is One.
South tower is Two.

Right behind it,
there's Five,
right in front of us,

which is where
the police desk is.

Take the alley.
Hurry up. Oh, hey!

Let's go.

They're all dying!

[SCREAMS]

They're all dying!

Grab those bottles.

[RADIO CHATTERING]

Get the helmets.

MAN: People trapped
at 87th and 89th floors.

WOMAN: 10-4.
They're getting a TV picture
with numerous injuries.

Numerous injuries out there.

Okay, turn them on.

Double check. Test them.

Massi? Anything more here?

Helmets? Scott Paks?

No, Sarge.
Try the E room near the truck
docks in the basement.

[EXPLOSION]Jimmy Lynch is down there.

Thanks.

Okay, there's more
stuff down on B-1,
the truck docks.

We'll drop down
to the Concourse,
go around One to Two,

and there's
some stairs there.

Keep your eyes open.
Follow me.

Don't get separated, okay?

Well, Sarge,
we got plenty here.

Hundred and ten floors.
Fire with fuel.

We're gonna be
using up bottles.
We need them.

Sarge,
you won't believe this.

Your Suburban on Church?
It's gone.

Roof smashed in.

[WOMAN CHATTERING ON RADIO]

Stay together
and stay focused.

Yo, Dom, where we going?

Sarge wants more stuff.What?

Don't worry about it.
He knows what he's doing.

[EXPLOSION]

What the...

Don't think.
Keep moving.

Jesus, Sarge,
we got to get up there.

You aren't rescuing anybody
if you can't breathe,
Rodrigues.

Stay focused.

[SIREN BLARING]

This way.

Where's the fire?

Now you're talking.

Got the BT dogs up in here.

What's up, Sarge?

Sarge, I'm telling
you we got to get up.

There's a ton of
people stuck up there.

We're going up.Yeah? I gotta go with you.

Sure, Chris.
We can use you.Yeah?

We need more equipment.
Get a tank on.

A-Rod!

Yo, what's up, Chris?

Yo, what happened
to your eye, man?

What happened to your eye?

Ah, I was carrying
this woman out,

something whacked me
in the freaking head.

WILL: She okay?Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I got her clear.

CHRIS: Hey, hey,
Sarge, we ain't gonna find
any equipment left in One.

Coming through.
Coming through.

Excuse us. Thanks a lot.

Lynch has got gear down
at the B-1 truck docks
next to Two.

There's a staircase
right over there
at Ben & Jerry's.

CHRIS: I heard they were
evacuating Two, Sarge.

Must have caught
fire from One.

I heard Two got hit,
that there was
a second plane.

No, Fields just said
one plane, Tower One.

Now, stay together.

Uh, you see the TV?

There's a big fire up there.

There ain't
no TVs down here.

You guys hear
about the Pentagon?
It got hit.

A missile or something.

Israel? It's gone.
It's nuked.

Whole freaking world's
coming to an end today,
Willy.

Yo, Chris.Yeah.

Nice timing on that transfer.

Yeah, no kidding, right?

Jimeno?Yeah.

You stay with the cart.

The rest of you,
come with me.

Stay safe.

WOMAN 1 ON RADIO:
We're receiving...
On the 106th floor...

People are trapped
at that location.

[EXPLOSION]

WOMAN 2: About five floors
from the top,

there's at least
50 people hanging on.

Hey.

Reynolds.

Bridge.

Jimeno. Bus terminal.

You all right?

Yeah. You, uh,
helping evacuate?

Trying. Going up Two. You?

[EXPLOSION]

Uh, up One.

I'm waiting for my sarge.

Yeah. Well, it's gonna
be a long day.

You'll be all right, kid.

A lot of good people here.

WOMAN 3:
Units, also be advised

that people are trapped
on that 60th floor.

Sixtieth floor,
people are trapped up there.

MAN 1: Stuck in the elevator,
the elevator shaft,

and we're chopping through
the wall to get out.

Okay, we got enough.

Tower One.

Let's go. Stay together.

MAN 2: Okay, 10th floor.

We've knocked out that fire.
We're in the B stairs.
We'll meet you over there.

Let me know what kind
of conditions you got.

Lieutenant?

I was down on B-1.

The shafts there are buckling.

There's gonna be people
trapped in those elevators.

Jeez.

It just took us an hour to
get up to 30 in Tower One.

Now they want us
over in Two.

What happened in Two?

I don't know.

You guys be careful, okay?

Yeah, stay safe.

Hey, Will.
Let me get that.

Thanks, man.

FIELDS: 8-1, McLoughlin.
What's your location?

This is 8-1.
We're in the Concourse.

We got gear
and are heading to One.

8-1, 800, negative that.

Rendezvous with me
out on Barclay Street.

I got a team here.

We'll all go up together.

8-1, is something going
on with Tower Two?

[EXPLOSIVE RUMBLING]

[PEOPLE SCREAMING]

Run!

The elevator shaft!

[JOHN GROANS]

Anybody there?

Anyone there?

[COUGHING]

WILL: My legs!

JOHN: Sound off!

Sound off!

DOM: Pezzulo!

WILL: Jimeno!

JOHN: Rodrigues!

Chris!

WILL: Antonio.

Chris!

A-Rod!

Antonio!

They're gone.

They're in
a better place, really.

[JOHN COUGHING]

All right.

What's everyone's situation?

I'm pinned. Bad.

I can't...

I can't move my legs.

DOM: I think I'm okay.

How you doing, Sarge?

[STAMMERING]
Uh, I don't think I'm hurt,
but I can't move.

I got some movement here.

JOHN: 8-13!

PAPD!

[COUGHING]Officers Jimeno, Pezzulo

and McLoughlin are down.

We're trapped on
the Concourse level

between Towers One and Two.

We're trapped near
freight elevator Five.

WILL: Oh, thank God.

It goes down to
the B-1 truck dock.

Yeah, here you go.
Get some air.

Get some air.
Some fresh air.

[RADIO BUZZING]

You're okay, Willy.
You're okay.

Got any radio?

Here you go.

No, mine's smashed.
It's not working.

All my stuff
on the left side is buried.

The mike's gone.

You got to get this...

You got to get
this off of me.

[WILL PANTING]

It's good to see you, Dom.

Good to see you, Willy.

You okay? You good?

Yeah, I'm good.

I'm going to get you out.
Don't worry about it.

I'm gonna get you out, Willy.

It's working, Sarge!

Dom's got us covered!

JOHN: Good. That's good.

WILL: How'd you know
to run in here, Sarge?

The elevator shaft's
the strongest part
of the building.

Oh, Jesus.

How did this happen, Willy?

I'm gonna take care of you.

I'm gonna get you out, buddy.

[WILL GROANS]

Looks like there's light!
Maybe some air!

I'd say about 20 feet up!

Hey!

8-13!

Officers down!

Hey!

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

[COUGHS]

You ready?

Come on.

[GROANS]

WILL: Come on, Dom!

Oh, Jesus.

I can't get this off
him by myself, Sarge.

Maybe I should go up
and get some help

and then come back
for you guys.

JOHN: No! No!
You're gonna get him out!

You're gonna get him out!

All right.

Here we go, Willy.

Come on!

[GRUNTING]

I can't get you out, Willy.

Come on, Dom.

Don't leave us here.

Do me a favor.

You can do it.
I know you can do it.

[SOBBING]

All right.

I'm going to
get you out, Willy.

All right?

I'll get you out.
Yeah, I'll get you out.

All right.

[BUILDING RUMBLING]

[SCREAMING]

WILL: Dom?

Dom?

DOM: I'm hurt.

Dom, it's-- it's me, Willy.

Look at me.

Stay awake.

[GASPING]

Can I get a 3-8, Sarge?

JOHN: Yeah, Dom.
You take a break.

I'm dying, Willy.

No. No, you're not.
Dom, stop this.

Don't forget I really
tried to save you guys.

I love you, Willy.

I love you, too, Dom.

[GUN FIRING]

Dom's gone.

Dom's gone!

I know.

[SOBBING]

[GRUNTS]

Jimeno,

can you still
see the light?

Yeah.

Yeah!

How far up?

I don't know.
Maybe, uh, 20 feet up.

There's still
stuff in the way.

What else do you see?

Uh, beams.
Plaster. Nothing.

[SIREN WAILING]

REPORTER 1: It is with
deep sadness and regret

that I have to advise you
that two hijacked planes

have crashed
into the Twin Towers
of the World Trade Center...

REPORTER 2: ...from
what remains of the World
Trade Center for 9:00.

One airplane crashed into
World Trade Center Two.

About 15 minutes later,
an airplane crashed
into the second one.

About an hour later,
both of them collapsed.

[WOMAN REPORTING IN SPANISH]

[MAN REPORTING
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[WOMAN REPORTING
IN CANTONESE]

[SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING ARABIC]

[SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[MAN REPORTING IN FRENCH]

[MAN REPORTING
IN ARABIC]

REPORTER 1: Associated Press
is reporting that
a plane or helicopter

crashed at the Pentagon,
and the Pentagon
is being evacuated.

Whether that fire is
in the building itself

or outside,
we have not yet confirmed.

REPORTER 2:
This is a live picture
of the Pentagon

and an Associated
Press reporter says,

uh, he could see the tail
of a large airliner

as it plowed
into the Pentagon.

And that fire there
in Washington
continues to burn.

Bastards!

REPORTER 1:
...just a few minutes
after that,

it wasn't very long,
you will see,
it happened again.

The second tower
came tumbling down.

REPORTER 2:
That was the first tower
collapse that we just saw.

This is the collapse
of the second tower.

And so now,
as we stand here,
both towers...

The tops of both towers
are gone.

Allison,
let's sit outside.

Behind somewhere
that plume of smoke

that continues
to rise over the...

He's probably still
at the bus terminal.

[PHONE RINGING] What is left of those
buildings, we cannot tell you.

We cannot tell you.

JERRY: Allison.

Jerry.

Al, I'm looking
at the Tunnel.

There's no one there.

No Port Authorities there.

Al, I don't...

I guess they got called in.

Can I get someone
to drive you?

Allison?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, I'll see you at home
in half an hour.

I'll call Mom and Dad.

Okay.

Uh, we got to pick up Bianca.

REPORTER:
Both towers came down,
trapping thousands

and thousands
of people inside.

We do not know
the numbers yet,

but we do know
thousands of people work
inside those buildings.

That...
The buildings are gone.

There are reports that
hundreds and hundreds

of fire and police
and rescue crews

are missing
or unaccounted for.

Officials seem simply stunned
by the scale of the losses...

They keep showing
the same thing over
and over and over.

JUDY: Jay's there.

They must have called in
every company in the city.

He would have
been there early.

Yeah, John, too, probably.

He knows those
buildings so well.

They've seen something
no one has ever seen before.

One man who came by said

he had seen this
building come down.

It looked as though
it was imploding.

This was complete
chaos and utter hell

that has come to
Lower Manhattan.

Oh, my God.

Judy. Listen to me.
Listen to me. Look.

They evacuated
those buildings.

All right?

I'm sure most
everybody got out.

They're fine.

In the '93 attack,
John said everybody
got out real quick.

God. In '93, the buildings
didn't fall down.

All right, well,
I'm going to call
everybody and cancel.

A Den Mothers meeting
right now sounds
pretty dumb, right?

I keep looking for John.

There's so many policemen
running around.

Maybe I'll see him.

Judy.

Yeah?

Judy...

They're here to
tell us they're dead.

No.

No, they're not.
They're not.

Hey, Judy. Jay...

No. No.

Look, we know he's alive.
All right?

They know where he is.
They're communicating
with him.

He's alive?

Yes. Yeah, we're gonna go
down there now and help out.

LYNNE: Oh, thank God.Yes!

There you go.

Thank God. Oh, my God.There you go.

Oh, that's good.

That's good.

Thank you, God.

PAPD.

8-13.

Officers Jimeno
and McLoughlin.

We're trapped near
the FE Five vestibule.

[RADIO STATIC CRACKLING]

Will you please work?

I'm so thirsty.

You're not kidding.

My mouth feels
like a beach.

How's your pain?

Comes in waves.

Every 20, 30 minutes.

Every wave,
I feel the pain less.

But I'm more numb.

The number I get
the more I want to sleep.

What's wrong with sleep?

I wish I could
so this pain would go away.

You're bleeding inside, Will.

You sleep, you don't know
if you're coming back.

Awake,
at least you got a shot.

Your brain,
maybe, keeps you alive.

That's what I think, anyway.

You know that movie,
G.I. Jane?

What's-her-name?

Yeah, Demi Moore.

Yeah.

You know the part
where the drill sergeant says,

"Pain is good.
Pain is your friend.

"If you're feeling pain
you're still alive"?

I didn't see the movie.

I keep thinking
of that line.

Pain is your friend.

It means you're alive.

We'll make it, Will.

Just don't go to sleep.

[EXPLOSION]

Sarge, I got a fire here!

[SCREAMS]

WILL: Sarge!

There's nothing
I can do here!

[GRUNTING]

Sarge!

[SCREAMING]

I'm burning!
I'm burning!

[GROANS]

[WIND HOWLING]

Please God.

Where'd that wind come from
all of a sudden, Sarge?

I don't know.

The fire just goes
out like that, Sarge?

Why's that?

I don't know.

You're not a big talker,
are you?

No.

Well, see, you got to
talk to me 'cause...

[SCREAMING]

I can't, 'cause my knees
are crushed together!

That's why
I can't fucking talk!

Oh, God!

Oh, God. Oh, God.

[GUN FIRING]

Holy shit!

Dom's gun is cooking off!

Will!

[WILL YELLING]

JOHN: Will!
Will, that's it!

All the rounds got
to be done, Will.

I can't believe
this is happening!

Not in my whole goddamn life!

Breathe, Will.
Come on, breathe.

[GRUNTING]

Get your mind right!

[MUFFLED SCREAMING]

[WILL CRYING]

WOMAN ON PHONE:
Mrs. Jimeno, please hold.

FEMALE REPORTER:
...Pennsylvania. This is where
the United Airlines flight,

I believe it is 176...

I'm sorry, I'm correcting...

United Airlines 93...

I'm sorry, Mrs. Jimeno,
we can't make that
kind of assessment yet.

We just...Is that Allison Jimeno?

We grew up together.
Let me talk to her.

Al, it's Brian.
I just got in.

Hi, Brian.

Allison,

listen, they sent Will
down on a bus with
a bunch of the guys.

So he did go down there?

Yeah.

And, um, did he go
in the buildings?

We don't know.

Brian, did he go
in the buildings

or did he not go
in the buildings?

We're trying
to find that out.

It's very basic.

Did he go in
or did he not go in?

Allison, I'll call you
as soon as we know.

Bianca?
Sweetie, I'm sorry.

Brian, I...

Brian, why don't you
tell me what's going on?

I'll take Bianca
to my place.No.

I'll keep her here. I wanna...My parents are there.

They'll take care of her.
Okay?

She'll be five houses away.

Want to go play?

MALE REPORTER: ...shards
of metal coming past...

Brian?

REPORTER: President Bush
was in Florida
when the attacks began.

He spoke a short time ago
from an Air Force base
in Louisiana.

Here's some of what
the President said.

BUSH: The resolve
of our great nation
is being tested.

But make no mistake,

we will show the world
that we will pass this test.

God bless.

REPORTER: We're told
the President's plane
has flown on,

but for security reasons,

the government will not say
where Mr. Bush is going
or for how long.

I don't know
if you guys know it yet,
but this country's at war.

[ORGAN PLAYING]

Pastor,
I gotta go down there.

Where?New York.

You can't.

Only emergency responders
are being allowed in.

I've spent my best years
with the Marines.

God gave me a gift
to be able to help people,

to defend our country.

And I feel him
calling on me now
for this mission.

Then find a way
to listen, Dave.

REPORTER: I'll leave
that to you to determine
just how widespread

the human loss will be
in New York City alone.

America has changed today.

This is a dark day
in this country.

It's in bold print in
future history books

about how America
was attacked within
its continental borders

to devastating effect
by terrorists

in a coordinated assault using
hijacked civilian airliners.

JJ: Hey, Mom?

Yes, sweetie.

Dad knows
it's my birthday party
Saturday, right?

Your birthday, are you crazy?
Of course he does.

He's just...

He's still working
to help people

at the disaster
at the Trade Center.

But they keep saying
a lot of those people
aren't coming back.

I'm not supposed to
tell you this, okay?Mmm-hmm.

But he told me
that he was gonna

take you to
the playoffs next month.

The playoffs?
Are you serious?

Shh. I'm serious.

Yes! The Yankee playoffs?
I knew it.

I knew he was going to.

Mom, you better come here.

Stay here, okay?

CAITLIN: What's wrong?

Dad and Uncle Pat
have a deal.

If anything happens
to one of them,

they go and tell
the other family.

Are you here to
tell me something?

Don't come in here, Pat.
I mean it.

Don't you come
into this house.

Donna, he's not.

We don't know.
We don't know.

They've declared him
as missing, that's all.
He's just missing.

I know. I know.
I'm with you. Come here.

I know.

We got confirmation.
John went in.

[TV CHATTERING]

Oh, Dad.

It's okay, baby.

It's okay.
It's gonna be okay.

[SOBBING]

Hey. Hey.

Will's a tough nut.
He's gonna make it.

I know it, honey.Dad.

I just know it.
Come on.Dad.

Dad.Your mom's out there.

I'll clean you up.Dad.

What?

How...

How would I tell Bianca
her father's dead?

Missing means missing, Ma.
It doesn't mean dead.

JULIA: She's very strong.
She's gonna be all right.

Jer.Yeah.

We've got to call a doctor.
Give her something fast.

Why?

She could lose it.

What is happening
to this world?

GIULIANI:
...of this horrible
and vicious

act of terrorism,
acts of terrorism.

And our focus now
has to be on saving
as many lives as possible.

REPORTER: Do we know
the number of casualties
at this point?

I don't think
we--we really want to
speculate about that.

The number of casualties
will be more than

any--any of us can bear,
ultimately.

[JOHN COUGHING]

Sounded like
a truck bomb.

Like in '93.

Blasted out the lobby.

Pushed everything in here.

Concourse must
have collapsed.

You never answered, Sarge.

What have we got?

How long does this
internal bleeding take?

I don't know.
I'm not a doctor.

Twenty-four hours is
the most I've heard of.
Maybe 14,

16.

Just don't sleep.

So we've been in six,
seven hours.

What does that mean?

Another seven,
eight hours from now?

You remember that earthquake?

Where was it? Turkey?

There was
a little girl there.

She lived four days buried
in the rubble like this.

She was, like,
three years old or something.

If she could make it,
we can make it.

Maybe we ain't
bleeding so bad inside.

Sarge?

Yeah, Will.

You got any kids?

Four. I got four.

That's a lot of kids.

Yeah.

It's a lot of work
for my wife.

What are their names?

Steven. He's the oldest.

He's 15.

Caitlin's 12. Peanut.

JJ, he's 10.

We got a little girl.

Erin.

JOHN: She's four.

We had her late.

It wasn't planned.
It just... It happened.

I don't know.

[GRUNTS]

[METALLIC CLINKING]

What's that?

What's what?

That sound.

I got a pipe here.

Keep doing that!

[MUFFLED SCREAMING]

What about JJ's tuition?

DONNA: Huh?

It's not easy.

Right.

Did you vomit yesterday?

Yeah. Yeah,
yesterday and today.

And today?

Yeah.

You know what? I probably
just have the flu, hon.

Yeah? Okay.

So, wait...

Yeah, there's
supposed to be a stripe.

A stripe?
It's a stripe.Yeah.

Yeah, it's a stripe.

That's good.

It's good. It's good.
It's good. It's good.

Yeah, it's good. Yeah.

[LAUGHING]

It's good.

WOMAN REPORTER:
...seems just like
a ghost town

in the financial district.
Very eerie.

You saw people being
wheeled on gurneys

away from the site
of the explosions.

People were coming out
with masks over their face,

anything they could
put over their face

because the air was
still very thick with debris.

The ash on the ground is
at least two inches thick.

It's more like snow cover.

Mom, listen.

REPORTER: Officials are saying
that as many as 400 police,

fire and rescue teams
entered the towers,

and there are fears that
half of them are missing
and feared lost.

We are waiting for more
on the survivors.

There are no clear estimates
yet on numbers,

but it is clear that
many of New York's finest

have been lost on this day.

These are the so-called
first responders.

Oh, my God.

DONNA: That's so many.

What are we going to do?

Mom, let's go get him.

Can we just go to
the city and find Dad?

We don't even know
where he is.

You're gonna go
drive and get him?

Can't you call someone?The phones don't work.

Come on, JJ,
there's really nothing
we could do.

You're just worried
about your birthday.

No, Caitlin, stop it.

He needs us.
I know if we just go
down there, we can find him.

STEVEN:
Dad doesn't need you
to go find him.

Come on, Mom, please.JJ, would you just stop it?

Stop it for a minute. Okay?

They'll call
when they know something.

PAT: Lay off your ma, please.
This is tough enough
on everybody. Come on.

You don't really care,
do you?

PAT: I'll go talk to him.

Hey, JJ, come on.
Come back here, kid.
Let's go.

He's scared.
He's just a kid.

Yeah.

He's right, you know?

I don't even remember
the last thing
I said to John.

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Excuse me.

This is it.

I'm sorry. No, sir.

Nobody gets by here.
Nobody gets by.

United States Marines.

Sure thing.
Is your unit down there?

Yes, sir.

[RUMBLING]

[POLICE SIREN BLARING]

[GRUNTING]

I'm gonna take a 3-8, Sarge.

JOHN: Okay.

Just don't go to sleep.

"Let me get that."

What?

That's what he said to me.

Antonio.

"Will, let me get that."

The cart.

If he hadn't
switched places with me...

And Dom.

I made him stay
and help me.

I told him to stay.

Yeah, I begged him.

"Don't leave me, Dom.
Please don't leave me."
And he stayed.

You know, there was time.
He could have gotten out.

And Chris.
After being cut so bad,
he didn't have to go in.

You tell them.

You tell them.

I took them in.

For what?

What good did we do?

WILL: We wanted to go in.

Kassimatis said
you were the best.

You were the guy who knew
everything down here.

Dom, Antonio and Chris,

nothing was gonna stop them
from trying to help.

We figured we might as well
follow the best guy in.

The best?

They did what
they had to do, Sarge.

They couldn't have
lived with themselves
if they hadn't gone in.

That's who they were.

Okay.

Thank you, Will.

[EXPLOSION]

[RUMBLING]

[SCREAMING]

Will?

If this is it,
I am gonna see you
someplace better.

Sarge, I don't know you
too good...

Our Father...

...but I love you!

...who art in heaven...

Goodbye, John!...hallowed be thy name.

Give us this day
our daily bread...

WILL: Thank you, God,
Allison and Bianca,

who needs a daddy.

Oh, God! Forgive us

our trespasses as we...

Let her know I love her!

...forgive those
who trespass against us!

[PANTING]

John?

You there?

Yeah, Will.

I'm here.

I'm still here.

REPORTER:
About 20 minutes ago,

we were reporting
on another building

at the site of
the World Trade Center

that they referred
to as Building Seven.

Officials were watching
very closely because

[COUGHING] it was on fire
and in danger of collapsing.

Well, moments ago,
it did collapse.

So that would be
the third building

in the World
Trade Center complex

that has collapsed today.

There are no reports yet
of additional casualties...

Rescue officials in the area

have suspended
the search for survivors.

No word yet on
when rescue teams

might get back to
trying to find anyone...

That's a lot of guys
not with him.

[PHONE RINGING]

Port Authority Police.
Sergeant King speaking.

[SIREN WAILING]

[RADIO CHATTERING]

FIRE CHIEF:
I got cars cooking off.

I got rounds flying
all over the place.

I've got guns
all over the place.

Now back off.
It's getting dark out.

Chief, you got to let us in.
My whole battalion's in here,
Chief.

There's still guys in there.I know it, boys.
Not tonight.

Tomorrow's another day.

It'll be dark in
a half an hour, man!

God bless their souls,
but I'm not letting you
join them!

FIRE CHIEF: Everybody report
to the station there.

What's the status here?

The search has
been called off.

They say the Marriott's
gonna go, too,

and until it's more stable,
we're out.

This whole thing
is crap, man.

Our guys are in there.

They're dying in there.

It's like God made
a curtain with the smoke,

shielding us from what we're
not yet ready to see.

All right, nut bag.

[BUZZING]

Didn't even finish them.

JOHN:
...a 45-degree angle.

See? Okay?
You put the plywood here.

Put the saw here.
Nice and easy.

Don't force anything.
All right?

Want to try again? Okay.

Don't force it.
There you go.

WILL: Sarge?
You never told me
your wife's name.

It's Donna.

Donna? That's a good name.

It's real American,
you know?

Mine's Allison.

She's Italian
and some German.

Don't get her mad.

Yeah. She's a wild one.

JOHN:
Donna can get mad, too.

She wants a new kitchen.

I'm okay carpenter,

so I'm building her one.

There's no cabinets
right now.

She's pissed.

So

I got to get out of here.

Donna, she's...

I married the right one,
you know?

Yeah, I know.

Me, too.

Tell me about your wife.

Well, she's

five months pregnant now.

It's gonna be a girl.

I already got one. Bianca.

She's four.

[GIGGLES]

You got to name Bianca.

You love that name Bianca.

No. I love the name,
but you picked it.

So?

So I get to choose
the name this time.

Alyssa.

Alyssa?

Kids are gonna
love that name.
"Alyssa the pisser."

Look, I like Olivia.

Olivia?
Olivia sounds like Olive Oyl.

Will.What?

Olivia.

Olivia Jimeno.

I'm naming the baby Alyssa.

It's what Will wanted.

What?

I'm gonna pick up
that prescription.

What prescription?

PAUL: The doc called in
a prescription for you, honey.

You know, for the baby.

Said we got to
have it on hand,
just in case.

In case what?

In case you need it, honey.
You know?

I'll go with Jerry.No, Allison...

I'm not sitting here
waiting for a call
that Will's dead.

Allison...I'm coming, too.

What am I doing here?

Al, you all right?Yeah.

Yeah?Yeah.

Will could be
never coming home.

I'm walking around CVS
like there's nothing wrong.

You said you wanted
to get out of the house.

You--You have
your cell phone?

I left it.

Karen,
you have your cell phone?

Karen.

KAREN: I forgot it.

We left the house
with no phone?

KAREN:
Al, what are you doing?

Got to get home.

This stupid light
is taking forever!

JERRY: Come on!

JERRY: Allison!KAREN: Al.

Allison!

Would you get back
in the goddamn car?

We're going home.

Did he call?

[TV CHATTERING]

Sarge?

I don't think
I'm gonna make it
to the morning.

I feel like...JOHN: Will.

Like...Will.

You die, I'm gonna die.

Okay?

You die,

I'm just gonna die.

Well, you can't die, either.

Sounds good.

But--But in case...

You think you could
do me a favor?

What's that?

Could you put it out
over the radio

that I request

my daughter
to be named Olivia?

And tell them

to tell Allison
that I love her,

and that she should name
my daughter Olivia.

[RADIO BUZZING]

8-13.

This is McLoughlin

PAPD.

Officer Jimeno requests
his daughter be named

Olivia.

Officer Jimeno

would like his wife, Allison,

to know he loves her.

Further to that,

please tell

my family

I love them

very much.

[JOHN GRUNTING]

JOHN: Jeez Louise.

Oh.

PAT: JJ!

REPORTER:
...psychologically
across the country.

It's had such an enormous...

JJ, what are you doing?

I told you before.

Sweetie, get out of the car.

No.

JJ, get out of this car. Now!No.

Don't say me no to me.What's wrong with you?

Don't you want to find him?Yes, I want to find him.

What if he's dying?There's nothing
that we can do.

What if we never
see him again?

All right, I'll go.
Get out.

I said I'm going.
Now, come on.

[ALL CHATTERING]

You want some tuna
without the bread?

No, Mom, I'm not hungry.

You have to eat something.

The baby's
going through this,
too, honey.

How about a waffle?

Forget it, Patricia.
She'd throw it up.

I could cook up
some macaroni.

No, that's okay, Ma.

I'm going to, uh,
put Bianca to bed.

REPORTER 1: It's also
a great test for us all,

wherever we live,
whatever our age,
whatever our beliefs.

REPORTER 2: Just look
at that scene and think
about what happened today.

REPORTER 3: Rescue officials
predict that hundreds,
if not thousands...

[REPORTERS CHATTERING ON TV]

Mommy!Hey, baby.

Is Daddy coming home?

Honey,

I don't know.

[DAVE COUGHING]

DAVE:
United States Marines!

If anyone can hear me,
yell or tap!

United States Marines.

If anyone can hear me,
yell or tap!

THOMAS: United States Marine?

Are you heading in,
too, Devil Dog?

I've reconned the area,
Sergeant.

Our best shot is going up.

All right.

Someone says stop,
you don't stop.

You don't hear them.

There's no going back.

Let's go.

Thomas.

Karnes.

United States Marines.

If you can hear me,
yell or tap.

[GASPS]

Sarge?

John.

JOHN: Yeah.

The most amazing
thing just happened.

I saw Jesus.

And you know what?

He had a bottle of water.

And I could have
drunk it, you know?

But I didn't drink it.

He's telling us something,
Sarge.

He's telling us
to come home.

Don't sleep on me, John.

No.

The pain's keeping me alive.

Keep talking.

You remember
Starsky and Hutch?

When I was a kid,
it was on TV.

I remember the theme song.

[SCATTING]

When that would come on,

I'd run around the house
and arrest my sister, Karen.

Took me six years
to be a cop.

The only thing
I ever wanted
to be was a cop.

How long you been in?

21 years.

Boy, that's a lifetime.

You're one tough guy,
Sergeant.

I don't smile a lot.

That's why I'm not

lieutenant.

People

don't like me 'cause

I don't smile a lot.

[SCATTING]

Yeah, that's it.
You got it.

We got
Frank Sinatra over here.

[SCATTING]

[COUGHING]

If you can hear me,
yell or tap!

WILL: John.

John.

Remember what you said?

You sleep,
you ain't coming back.

You got to come back,
'cause we're
getting out of here.

Sarge!

John McLoughlin!

If you can hear me,
yell or tap!

Can you hear me?

Are you sleeping?

Sarge!

Will?

Where are we?

In hell.

We're alive in hell.

How about that, John?

Pipe.

Keep trying.

Try the pipe.

[GRUNTING]

Good.

Keep doing it.

We could circle back.

Never mind.

[METALLIC CLINKING]

Yeah.

[COUGHS]

THOMAS: We hear you!

We hear you!

[YELLING]

Go!Keep yelling!

8-13! PAPD down!

Who's down there?

WILL: PAPD.

McLoughlin and Jimeno.

Hello?

Here!

DAVE: I don't see you!

Oh, you got to be
kidding me.

Here!

Gotcha.

Gotcha!

DAVE: Just hang on!
Just hang on, okay?

Don't leave us.

We've been here a long time.

We're not leaving you, buddy.
We're Marines.

You are our mission.

[LAUGHING]

That's great!
Oh, that's great!

[WILL LAUGHING]

The Marines, John!

Can you believe that?

[MUMBLES]

Sergeant,
if we leave this spot,
we might never make it back.

That's what I'm thinking.

[PHONE DIALING BUSY SIGNAL]

It's overloaded?

Yeah.

My sister in Pittsburgh.

WOMAN: Hello?

It's me.
I'm at the Trade Center.

Yeah. Emergency Command.

You got an exact
location on that?

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

Great. Yeah.

Guys, I got two
Port Authority cops

found in the middle
of the rubble.

They're still alive.

[ALL CHEERING]

[CAR RADIO CHATTERING]

[CELL PHONE RINGING]

I got it.

Thank God!

They found him, Donna!
You hear that?

They got him.

Wait. Wait a minute.
Wait, wait. All right.

All right. All right.
Thank you.

We're on our way.

He's okay!
The son of a bitch walked
right out onto Liberty Street.

They want us to meet him
at the bus terminal.

I am going to kick his ass
when I see him!

He just walked right out.

He just walked right out.

Allison, he's alive.What?

He's alive.
They couldn't kill him.
They couldn't kill him.

JERRY: They found him.

He's trapped,
but they're digging
him out right now.

He's the toughest
son of a gun I know.

He's made of rocks,
is he not?

He's coming home.Come on. Let's go.

Have you been working out?

[LAUGHING]I can't keep up
to you here.

[ALL CHEERING]

I told you.
Didn't I tell you?

So where are we supposed
to pick him up?

Where are we
supposed to pick him up?

No one asked?

Jerry! What're you doing?

[MEN CHATTERING]

[POLICE RADIO CHATTERING]

You're the Marine?Yeah.

Scott Strauss,
Emergency Service Unit.

What do we got?
How many are down there?
Two down there?

They're Port Authority cops.

The first one's down
about 20 feet,
in pretty bad shape.

The second one's even deeper.

It's a tough hole
to get down,

but, uh, they're in there,
and they're alive.

We got to hold
them off, Paddy.

SCOTT: All right,
listen up.

No one make
any sudden moves.
All right?

This whole thing's
like a pile of
pick-up sticks.

Is there any F.D. up here?

MAN: Any F.D. up here?

Ed! Ed.Yeah.

Go back to Church.

Get the fire department
up here.

Got it.

Is Captain Yee on the radio?
Captain Yee on the air?

YEE: On the air.

Captain. Captain,
it's Scott Strauss. Go ahead.

I got two cops here
buried in the rubble.

Right in the pile
near the globe.

I need equipment
and manpower.

Also get F.D.
up here forthwith.

We're gonna burn.

Got it, Scotty.
Stay safe.

I need a paramedic!

Who here's a medic?

I used to be.

Used to be?
Jesus Christ.

Come on!
I need a paramedic here.

My license lapsed.

I had a few bad years.

But I know what I'm doing.

I'm good.

You know this whole thing
could collapse on our heads
and kill us?

Yeah.

What's your name?

Chuck Sereika.

I'm Scott.
Come on. All right.

Hey.

Seen the way
to one of them.

SCOTT:
All right, Paddy. Call it.

It's real tight, Scotty.

Hey.

You're never gonna
get down there with
all that gear, buddy.

Try this, Marine KBAR.

Best knife ever made.

Thanks.
You got a name, Marine?

Staff Sergeant Karnes.

I mean,
something a little shorter.

Staff Sergeant.

Okay.

You all right?

Yeah.

Okay.

[WOMAN CHATTERING ON RADIO]

[MEN COUGHING]

My wife is Pat Strauss.

You tell her and my kids
that I love them, okay?

You ready?

Let's go.All right.

Hi. Where's John McLoughlin?

Mrs. McLoughlin?Yes.

He's alive, but I'm afraid
there's been a mistake.

Mistake?

When they called me,
they really thought
John walked out.

He didn't.

He's still trapped,
but they're working on him.

Is he hurt bad?

Oh, my God.

Oh, this is not right.

This is not right!

He gave you everything,
years of his life!

And you can't
even get this right?

Where is he?
I'm going down there.

I'm sorry, Mrs. McLoughlin.
It's too dangerous.

Where are they taking him?

Bellevue.

Thank you.Thanks.

Where do we take him
when we get him out?

Triage at One Liberty.

And what's
the status of McLoughlin?

He's further down.
We're still working on him.

[MAN COUGHING]

Easy, easy.

We need more length!
Kink it!

What the hell?

103!MAN: Yeah.

We need a line
down here fast.

[COUGHING]

Okay, breathe this.
Breathe. Okay.

Chuck, how's he doing?

Blood pressure's holding.
He's stable.

But he's swelling,
and he's getting colder.

SCOTT: Paddy!

Get something to
cover him, will you?

Hey, Willy.

Brother, take a blow.
Take the blow.

We got fresh guys
up there.

All right.

I got to get down below you.
We got a guy down below you.

[COUGHS]

[WILL SCREAMING]

I'm sorry, Will.

Why can't I ever
get a female cop?

At least somebody skinny.

What do you want?
My wife's a great cook.

She'd better be,

'cause I'm bringing
20 people to that barbecue
you're giving for me.

Scotty!
They say they can't
control the fires.

Building Four and Five
might come down.

Nothing like
a little pressure, right?

[GROANING]

God damn it.
It's not working.

Try more cribbing.

Chuck. Paddy.

Just get out of here.

This whole damn thing
could come down on us.

There's no sense
in all of us getting killed.

You gonna pry up
that slab and get him out
of here yourself?

I've been in and out
of rehab for years.

Finally figured out
the only thing

I've ever been good
at is helping people.

We're doing this together.

I ain't leaving.

I don't mean to
break up the moment,

but we're all getting
out of here together.

JOHN: Is someone there?
You got water?

Who the hell's that?

I told you.
That was my partner.

Hey, John!

I thought
he was your partner.

WILL: I'm almost out, okay?

They're coming soon.
I promise.

JOHN: Okay, Will.

SCOTT: Who's that?

McLoughlin.

Scott Strauss, ESU.
How you doing?

I'm okay.
Need water.

We hear you.
When we get Will out,
we're coming for you.

We can't get anything to you
down there right now, John.

There's just no room.

WILL: This guy.

He's gonna die
if you don't
get him out soon.

And the only thing
in the way is my leg.

I want you to cut it off.

Just cut it off.
I can live without a leg.

Okay.

I'm not cutting your leg off.
I can't.

You're coming
out in one piece,
you hear me?

You gotta...

Look, it's my leg.

Just juice me up
and cut it off.

If he dies, I die.
That's just the way it is.

Look, Will,
your partner must be
20 feet deeper.

Probably more
compacted than you.

Even if I cut your leg off,

he's not gonna get
out of there for hours.

I'm sorry, man.
Now, let me do my work.

We're going again!

Hi.

Um, Ma'am,
um, this is Allison Jimeno.

She's Will Jimeno's wife.

I'm his sister.
We were told
he was coming here.

We're asking
all the family members

to please wait
in the cafeteria.

It's over there
through the doors.

I can't go in there.

Come on. We'll find
someplace else, honey.

MAN: Hand it over here, boss.

WILL: Hey, John!

They're coming!

You hang in there! Okay?

I love you, John!

I'm waiting for you!

Don't give up, okay?

JOHN: Will.

Tell them

I'm coming, too.

You tell them.

It's great up here!

It's just so great!

[MEN CHATTERING]

Hey, where did
the buildings go?

Hey, where did
the buildings go?

They're gone, kid.
They're gone.

You're going home.

You done it, Will.

You done it.

Go to your family.

Who's there?

No, not yet.

Can you hear me?

Not yet.

John?

John, can you hear me?

John!LOU: Easy, Scott.

Scotty?

Down here.

Coming to you.
I'm good.

I'm coming.

It's tight.

I think I see him, Lou.
I--I got him.

Is he awake?

Semi.

[COUGHING] John?
John, can you hear me?

John! I'm Scott, from ESU 5.
Man, I'm not gonna leave you.

I'm gonna do whatever I can
to get you out of here.
All right?

It's tight, Lou.LOU: All right.

Just send it back.All right.

Find a place
to put debris.

MAN: Louie, bring it back.
I got an elevator shaft here.

You're gonna be
all right, John.

We're not leaving you.LOU: Bring the Sawzall down.

[ELECTRIC SAW WHIRRING]

Hang in there, John.
Come on. You'll be all right.

Stay with us, John. Come on.

We got you.

[SIREN BLARING]

MAN ON RADIO:
We're transporting
Jimeno to Bellevue.

Have a trauma team
standing by.

PARAMEDIC:
Respiration's 26,
B.P. is 90 over 58.

Got him on 15 liters O2.

MAN: Room's prepped.

Take him all the way
down to the end.

Hey, they brought him
in the back.

Come on.

This way.

Over here.

Oh, my God.

ALLISON:
He's breathing out rocks.

Will? Can you hear me?

Hey, baby.

Oh, baby, are you okay?

We're taking him
to the O.R. now.

They said
your leg was broke.

Will, baby?

They told me
you were all right.

I want you to
name her Olivia.

No, I want Alyssa.

For you.

Olivia.

Ma'am,
we're gonna have to
take him up to O.R.

It'll be better for him
if you come with us, ma'am.

Will.

He'll be okay, right?

There are some complications,

but we've given him good...Will?

I'm going to name
her Olivia, okay?

Okay.

FOX: John? You got
two big slabs on your chest.

It's the only way
we're gonna get you
out of here, all right?

LOU: I got the big one,
you got the little one.

Pull it off.

All right. John.
We got one more.

One more, brother,
and we got your chest clear.

We got a good start.

FOX: Joe-Joe?Yeah?

Tell Lieutenant to get
a paramedic down here.

We got to get
an IV in him now.

All right.

We're gonna need
a paramedic down here now!

JOHNSON: Come on, John.
We're almost there.

McLoughlin.

You're in good hands, John.

You're getting out of here.

That's it, John.
That's it.

Hang in there, brother.

That's it.
Hang in there, John.
Don't give up.

Don't give up.
We didn't give up.

Don't you give up.

BUSCHING:
John, can you hear me?

DONNA: John, wake up.

JOHNSON:
That's it, John, wake up.
Stay with us.

Don't go nowhere.

Come on, John.
Come on, John.

Stay with us, John.
Don't give up.

Come on, brother.
Hang in there.

John.Come on, John.

Hang in there, brother.
Hang in there. Come on.

We're almost home.

We're almost home, man.

Come on.

Stay with us, brother.

I let you down.

All these years,
I've been so careful.

Now I screw up.

I'm sorry.

Did I ever
love you enough, honey?

I--I mean,

did I love you good
like I was supposed to?

What the hell happened?

DONNA:
I think we had it, John.

It was in the moments.

Happens to most people,
I guess.

Me with the kids,
and you with the department.

Somewhere along the way

I guess we kind
of stopped looking
at each other.

Come home, honey.

The kids need you.

No.

I need you.

Donna.

I can't.

I can't get out of here.

Honey, the kitchen's
not even finished yet.

Okay. Would you
get off the kitchen?

Is this necessary?

I'm stuck.

Then get unstuck.

Get off your ass, John.

Just get up
and come home.

Donna, I can't. I--I...

DONNA: You can do it.

MAN 1: John?

MAN 2: What's taking so long?
Hey, you guys!

[TV CHATTERING]

REPORTER: One thing he said,
of all the images we've seen,

it is a scene of
New Yorkers calmly

evacuating...

Great.

It's not working.
Don't bother.

Waiting's shit, isn't it?

If it's gonna be bad,
you just want to know it.
No bullshit.

That's right.

They're digging
my husband out.

They found him in the rubble.

That's good.

My son's down there.
Lawrence.

He's the elevator operator
in the South Tower.

A good boy.

When I saw that
building going down
like a pancake...

Damn thing is,
I yelled at him.

Last time, I, um...

I made dinner.

He got held up at work.

Food went to waste.

And I yelled.

Now all I want
to do is hold him.

I know.

I know.

I know.

Oh, come here.
Come here.

I know.
I know, sweetie.

It's all right.
It's all right.

Come here.

It's all right.
You're okay.

I know.

Thank you so...

Thank you so...

[MEN CHATTERING]

[MEN APPLAUDING]

Thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you.

It'll be all right.
You're gonna be all right.

Thank you.

We got you, buddy.Hang in there, man.

Hang in there.Hang in there, John.

Good job.

We got you, man.
We got you.

You're going home, John.
You're going home.

Way to go, man.Thank you.

MAN 1: Welcome home.MAN 2: God bless you, John.

Thank you.

MAN 3: Way to go.
Way to go, guy.

[MEN APPLAUDING]

John?

Hi.Donna.

Hi, baby.

John.

You kept me

alive.

[HELICOPTER WHIRRING]

[PEOPLE CHATTERING]

You guys come
all the way from Wisconsin?

Yeah, those bastards.
We had to do something.

You want a brat?

Finest brat you'll get
in the whole world.

That's a guarantee you can
take to the bank, mister.

Yeah, sure.

What are you doing
down here?

Paramedic.

Atta way.

No, I'm not coming in today.

I don't know.

They're going to need
some good men out there
to avenge this.

We'll see.

Jimeno just got out.

McLoughlin's
still in surgery.

We're still missing 14.

Jesus. What do we do?

Thousands of people
in there, Paddy.

Where the hell are they?

[ALL APPLAUDING]

JOHN: 9/11 showed us
what human beings
are capable of.

The evil, yeah, sure.

But it also
brought out a goodness
we forgot could exist.

People taking
care of each other

for no other reason

than it was
the right thing to do.

That's my son, JJ.

JJ, I'm Tim.

It's important for us
to talk about that good,
to remember.

If she wasn't here,
I wouldn't be here.

Hi. How are you?
Good to see you. Hi.

'Cause I saw
a lot of it that day.

Olivia, you coming?