my life had changed and television would change. america under attack. horrible images as terrorists strike against symbols of wealth and power. how could that happen? terrib terrible, terrible day. my city is ruined larry: two weeks later i found myself at ground zero. that was the north tower. that was the south tower. it looked like a construction sight. but there s 6,000 people. that s the horror of it. larry: going to the burn center at presbyterian hospital where i had had my heart surgery. what was the scene like here when you arrived? it was sort of it was like a war zone. there were just people all over the place. i heard a wrrrr. and it started to fall on us. all of it started to fall on it. sparks. we were all on fire.
america under attack. terrorists strike against symbols of wealth and power. how could that happen? terrible, terrible day. my city in ruins larry: two weeks later i found myself at ground zero. this was the north tower. that was the south tower. it looks like a construction site. no big deal. you know? equipment. but there s 6,000 people. that s what it s that s the horror of it. larry: going to the burn center at presbyterian hospital where i had had my heart surgery. what was the scene like here when you arrived? it was sort of it was like a war zone. i mean, there were just people all over the place. i heard a and then boards started to fall on us, and then sparks. we were all on fire. larry: it all went through me. good seeing you. larry: i felt that was my town.
my life changed. television would change. america under attack, horrible images as terrorists strike against symbols of wealth and power. how could that happen? terrible day. my city of ruins larry: two weeks later i found myself at ground zero. this was the north tower. this was the south tower. it looks like a construction site. no big deal, but there s 6,000 people. that s the horror of it. larry: going to the burn center at presbyterian hospital where i had my heart surgery. what was the scene like here when you arrived. it was like a war zone. there was people all over the place. i heard a sound and then debris started falling on us, and sparks.
site. no big deal, but there s 6,000 people. that s the horror of it. larry: going to the burn center at presbyterian hospital where i had my heart surgery. what was the scene like here when you arrived. it was like a war zone. there was people all over the place. and then debris started following us and sparks. we were all on fire. larry: it all went through me. i felt that was my town. it s one of our top 25 moments. it is, i guess the top moment in mayor guiliani s life. something we will never forget. that night, two weeks later, you were on our show that night. a memorable, memorable night. never leaves you, does it, rudy?