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Are. on the morning of the 12, with two of my paramedics, we went to ground zero we were hoping beyond hope that we would see someone. that we would be able to save. but there was a ghost town. the most surreal thing i have ever seen in my life. there were body parts everywhere. there was clothing in the trees. the stench was somewhat nauseating, i had smelted before at the morgue, but this was overwhelming. what was the most heartening was the volunteers. just thousands of people, they would say i'm from cincinnati, miami, maine, firemen, police -- there were just rounds of applause for these...

We would see someone, that we would able to save. but it was a ghost town. the most surreal thing i have ever seen in my life. there were body parts everywhere. there was clothing in the trees and the stench was somewhat nauseating. i had smelled it before at the morgue, but this was overwhelming. what was most heartening was the volunteers, just thousands of people. they would say i'm from cincinnati. i'm from miami. i'm from maine. firemen, police. there were just rounds of applause for these people who came from everywhere from our great country to help with the rescue. i remember talking t...

Be able to save. but it was a ghost town. the most surreal thing i have ever seen in my life. there were body parts everywhere. there was clothing in the trees and the stench was somewhat nauseating. i had smelled it before in war, but this was overwhelming. what was most heartening was the volunteers, just thousands of people. they would say i'm from cincinnati. i'm from miami. i'm from maine. firemen, police. there were just rounds of applause for these people who came from everywhere from our great country to help with the rescue. i remember talking to a construction guy, and i said who are...

That we would be able to save. but there was a ghost town. the most surreal thing i have ever seen in my life. there were body parts everywhere. there was clothing in the trees. the stench was somewhat nauseating, i had smelted before at the morgue, but this was overwhelming. what was the most heartening was the volunteers. just thousands of people, they would say i'm from cincinnati, miami, maine, firemen, police -- there were just round of applause for these people that came from everywhere. they helped with the rescue. i talked to a construction guy and i said, who are you and why are you h...

I remember talking to a construction guy. and i am, who are you? why are you here? he said i'm an american. i have to do this. >> there was no day and there was no night. and there was no time for us to