the attacks took place on his very first day as a new york firefighter and he continued his rescue efforts even after being pulled free from the rubble of the north tower. patrick told us his story from new york. as we approached the north tower from the north, which is exactly where the first plane went to, we were looking up and we had seen, unfortunately, what everybody else saw the people jumping and. it s very simple, like you know. we were able to help people out and direct some people out, and we got a place where we were maybe 30 yards from the north tower, and there was this beautiful, beautiful round, cylindrical walkway that went from 7 world trade, which is the building that fell at five o clock in the afternoon that afternoon, and it came over into the main complex of the trade center. and it was beautiful and it was mirrored. you know, it was probably a0 feet across, probably 150 feet long, and we walked. and as we walked down, we made a right turn and we were walkin
remarkable belongs to patrick connolly. the attacks took place on his very first day as a new york firefighter and he continued his rescue efforts even after being pulled free from the rubble of the north tower. patrick told us his story from new york. as we approached the north tower from the north, which is exactly where the first plane went to, we were looking up and we had seen, unfortunately, what everybody else saw the people jumping and. it s very simple, like you know. we were able to help people out and direct some people out, and we got a place where we were maybe 30 yards from the north tower, and there was this beautiful, beautiful round, cylindrical walkway that went from 7 world trade, which is the building that fell at five o clock in the afternoon that afternoon, and it came over into the main complex of the trade center. and it was beautiful and it was mirrored. you know, it was probably 40 feet across, probably 150 feet long, and we walked. and as we walked down,
i thank you. as she was saying there, there are countless tales of heroism and bravery from 9/11 but one of the most remarkable belongs to patrick connolly. the attacks took place on his very first day as a new york firefighter and he continued his rescue efforts even after being pulled free from the rubble of the north tower. patrick told us his story from new york. as we approached the north shower from the as we approached the north shower from the north, which is where the first plane from the north, which is where the first plane went to, we were looking up first plane went to, we were looking up and first plane went to, we were looking up and we first plane went to, we were looking up and we had seen, unfortunately, people up and we had seen, unfortunately, people jumping up and we had seen, unfortunately, peoplejumping and. up and we had seen, unfortunately, people jumping and. approached the north people jumping and. approached the north tower. it is very