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it was very weak. what happened to me and what >> he dug through some rubble kind of world we live in, because right now, he thinks and found my son, colton. >> i love you. everybody is good and everybody >> he said he held him for a is wonderful. >> people change and people move on. while until he died. but i can tell you personally, from my standpoint, my >> there was a daycare center in the building. grandkids' grandkids will know that daycare center would have been devastated. as much as i know right now. they won't have all the feelings >> the employees were very happy about having their kids on site there where they could feel more that i've got, but they're going comfortable about where they to know what happened on that day of april the 19th. were. they're going to know the people that lost their lives down there that day is an act of domestic >> i felt that p.j. was alive. terrorism, and they're going to know that evil is real in this world. when i made it to children's hospal, they said oh, he's >> ten years, and i still get been screaming and calling you. emotional. he had cuts and lacerations about his head. he had second and third degree burns over the upper 55% of his body. what i want to say is it's not he had inhaled much of the gas from the bombing. his lungs were severely damaged. -- an awful thing happened. a really, really horrible thing happened here. irreparable. >> i'm so happy to go home. and yet, what struck me and what