elevator attack five months ago. and america remembers. the nation pauses to honor the thousands lost in the worst terrorist attack in this country s history 13 years ago today, thursday, september 11th, 2014. from nbc news, this is today. with matt lauer and savannah live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to today, tom is filling in while savannah is on maternity leave. homecoming week, happy to have you here on this important day in american history, 13 years ago we sat there for hours of the 9/11 attack. we were talking about that, all my journalistic career, and life for that matter, it was a day i had no idea what was coming next. everything i knew as a journalist, a father, as a husband, as a citizen, to get through that day. we talked through the day, don t speculate. tell what we know, and we knew so little. they learned as we did. even as we were just astonished by the images we saw on the monitor in front of us. friends and colleagues we ve kn
away a free man? we are there live. and the nation pauses to remember the worst terror attack in this country s history, 13 years ago today, thursday, september 11th, 2014. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone, welcome to today on this thursday morning with al roker, natalat natalie morales and tom brokaw. tom, it s great to have you here. we have been friends and colleagues for a long time and i don t think any day has been more important to me, in either of those relationships than 13 years ago, we spent a lot of hours on this desk trying to make sense of what happened. i don t think the audience fully appreciate and we didn t later in how much we didn t say. it was the first time we were on the air without any indication for hours and hours without any indication of what was coming next. there was a big storm coming. we were about to go to war. that day we didn t. it
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