Day. in the interview booth 20 years ago, he described the moments he learned of the attack. >> i just drove like a bat out of hell to get to the daycare. i knew shelly would meet me there and we would get the kids out. and i pulled over and i ran down there and you found the kids. and that was the happiest moment of my life. and, you know, right there turning on a dime it became the worst moment of my life because i knew shelly would have been there if she could have. >> don marshal joins me now. and i have to say, i appreciate your willingness to share your story with us. it strikes me that ...