Inside Ground Zero 24 hours after the 9/11 attacks

Twenty-four hours after the September 11 attacks, rescue workers continued searching through the rubble of the World Trade Center, hoping to find survivors amid unprecedented devastation. Brad Holbrook reports.

Witnesses recall horror of 9/11 from across the Hudson

People gathered along the New Jersey waterfront and shared their memories of watching the September 11 attacks unfold across the Hudson River from Lower Manhattan. Jack Aernecke reports.

Hundreds line up to donate blood after 9/11 attacks

Just one day after the September 11 attacks, hundreds of people lined up to donate blood and support relief efforts. The response highlighted the desire of many Americans to help in any way possible. Shawn Killinger reports.

Capital Region rescue team joins Ground Zero search

Members of the Capital Region Urban Search and Rescue team joined the massive operation at Ground Zero, searching for survivors and assisting recovery efforts amid the destruction. Liz Bishop reports.

Capital Region healthcare workers answer call after attacks

Medical professionals at Ellis Hospital prepared to assist relief efforts following the September 11 attacks, balancing the desire to help at Ground Zero with the need to care for local patients. Mary Beth Wenger reports.

The painful wait for news from New York after 9/11

As families searched for loved ones after the September 11 attacks, one Albany woman waited for word about her mother, who was attending a meeting at the World Trade Center. The emotional story captures the uncertainty, fear and hope felt by thousands of families. Tom Langford reports.

Thousands gather to mourn victims of 9/11

Prayer services, memorials and silent marches brought people together across the Capital Region as communities mourned the victims of the September 11 attacks. Ken Screven reports.

Pearl Harbor hero reacts to 9/11 attacks

A Medal of Honor recipient who survived Pearl Harbor shared his reaction to the September 11 attacks, comparing the national shock and reflecting on America’s response. Dan DiNicola reports.