Following in the footsteps of his father who was a new York City Police department officer, and he died 22 years ago today, along with his brother who was a firefighter. This young man says service is in his dna. His mother is also was a police officer. It almost seems like it never crossed his mind not to follow in their footsteps. I said to him, considering what happened to your dad and uncle, dont you realize how dangerous this job is. He said, i do, but i also know i have to do this because its a part of my dna. We hear a lot of stories like that of young people whose parents, firefighters who died. He lost more than 343 firefighters on this day. Now children of those firefighters have become firefighters themselves. Theres such a tremendous sense of honor and gratitude for the sacrifice that the people made here. It is hard for people to go forward and go on without honoring that sacrifice, some of the children, begin doing what their loved one did for them and offering themselves
300,000 impacted across the country. And while some hold out hope of finding loved ones alive amid the devastation, others already know exactly what they have lost. Translator im alone now, he says. I had a home and a family. Now, i have nothing. And take a look at these pictures, the one on the left was taken shortly after Dannelly Cavalcante escaped from prison 12 days ago. The one on is what he looked like now, new look, new clothes and apparently transportation. A News Conference with the latest on the manhunt just an hour away. And President Bidens president ial campaign has pushed to do something the candidate himself has shied away from, focus more on former President Donald Trump in the hopes of giving the Biden Campaign a badly needed financial boost. But we start in morocco where the golden window, that 72hour period where rescuers are most likely to find survivors is about to close. Ratcheting up the heartbreak and misery in the most devastating earthquake in 100 years. We j
300,000 impacted across the country. And while some hold out hope of finding loved ones alive amid the devastation, others already know exactly what they have lost. Translator im alone now, he says. I had a home and a family. Now, i have nothing. And take a look at these pictures, the one on the left was taken shortly after Dannelly Cavalcante escaped from prison 12 days ago. The one on is what he looked like now, new look, new clothes and apparently transportation. A News Conference with the latest on the manhunt just an hour away. And President Bidens president ial campaign has pushed to do something the candidate himself has shied away from, focus more on former President Donald Trump in the hopes of giving the Biden Campaign a badly needed financial boost. But we start in morocco where the golden window, that 72hour period where rescuers are most likely to find survivors is about to close. Ratcheting up the heartbreak and misery in the most devastating earthquake in 100 years. We j
Following in the footsteps of his father who was a new York City Police department officer, and he died 22 years ago today, along with his brother who was a firefighter. This young man says service is in his dna. His mother is also was a police officer. It almost seems like it never crossed his mind not to follow in their footsteps. I said to him, considering what happened to your dad and uncle, dont you realize how dangerous this job is. He said, i do, but i also know i have to do this because its a part of my dna. We hear a lot of stories like that of young people whose parents, firefighters who died. He lost more than 343 firefighters on this day. Now children of those firefighters have become firefighters themselves. Theres such a tremendous sense of honor and gratitude for the sacrifice that the people made here. It is hard for people to go forward and go on without honoring that sacrifice, some of the children, begin doing what their loved one did for them and offering themselves
Following in the footsteps of his father who was a new York City Police department officer, and he died 22 years ago today, along with his brother who was a firefighter. This young man says service is in his dna. His mother is also was a police officer. It almost seems like it never crossed his mind not to follow in their footsteps. I said to him, considering what happened to your dad and uncle, dont you realize how dangerous this job is. He said, i do, but i also know i have to do this because its a part of my dna. We hear a lot of stories like that of young people whose parents, firefighters who died. He lost more than 343 firefighters on this day. Now children of those firefighters have become firefighters themselves. Theres such a tremendous sense of honor and gratitude for the sacrifice that the people made here. It is hard for people to go forward and go on without honoring that sacrifice, some of the children, begin doing what their loved one did for them and offering themselves