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On the fire five years ago and in the days and weeks afterwards and is there this morning. we had a few hundred yards from grenfell tower, everywhere you look today that is green. to be fair, you can hear any day you will see green everywhere, this is a beautiful heart—shaped wreath in memory of the 72 people who lost their lives. the atmosphere around here is peaceful, there is some emotion as you can expect, that is some anger, you might be able to hear some music in the background. there is a stage that has been built here this afternoon and sent children are going to perform a little lat...

Him behaving, tony was expressing what we all felt. >> somebody has balls. >> tony just wanted to go there. >> it's open from 43 up. >> in the lobby, the chiefs were trying to run the largest rescue operation any of them had ever seen. >> got a phone that's working? >> i assume the entire world knew more than we did. everybody has seen the attacks. everybody had seen the tower burning. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i'd seen the pentagon. for us, we didn't have a clue. >> i need that done now. >> on top of everything else, just talking to the guys in the stair well was tough. the towers inte...

Sons who were firefighters themselves. in 2001, larry stack was considering retirement. >> while they were looking at the first tower burning, the plane hit the second one. he put the binoculars down. of he looked at the guys and he said i think they're going to need us now. >> stack was helping an injured man when the buildings came down. >> typical of the kind of man he was. he would have never left. >> they held a funeral in 2016. burying a blood donation larry made before his death. >> it was a sight to see. >> families like the stacks are at the heart of medical examiner's work. >> we had...

Families got the call, others, like the stacks, did not. >> i'm waiting for that phone call, waiting. hey, we got -- we identified a piece but it never happens. >> reporter: larry stack was a firefighter, 32 years on the job >> he rose up to the rank of battalion chief, and loved every part of his job. >> reporter: that love transferred to his sons, who are firefighters themselves in 2001, larry stack was considering retirement >> while they were looking at the first tower burning, the plane hit the second one. he put the binoculars down, he looked at his guys, and he said "i think they're goi...

Chief and loved every part of his job. >> reporter: in 2001 larry stack was considering retirement. while they were looking at the first tower burning, the plane hit the second one. he put the binoculars down, he looked at his guys, and he said, i think they're going to need us now. >> reporter: stack was helping an injured man when the buildings came down. >> it was typical of the kind of man he was. he would have never left. >> reporter: they held a funeral in 2016, burying a blood donation larry made before his death. families like the stacks are at the heart of the medical examiners' work....