we started to understand how many children had lost parents. we interviewed a young boy named kevin hickey. his father was a new york city fireman who had gone into the building after the planes had struck. your dad was a fire fighter? yep. what company was me with? rescue 4. in queens? yep. as i started to ask him about his father. this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes that went to the world trade center that day, wasn t he? yeah. it s a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. i didn t know what to do, to be honest with you. i put my hand on his back. but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home to me.
kevin hickey. and his father was a new york city fireman. who had gone into the building. after the planes had struck. your dad was a firefighter? yep. what company was he with? rescue 4. in queens, right? yep. as i started to ask him about his father, this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes who went to the world trade center that day, wasn t he? yeah. that s a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. and, you know, i didn t know what to do. i put my hand on his back, but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home
and what they had sacrificed. we started to understand how many children had lost parents. we interviewed a young boy named kevin hickey. and his father was a new york city fireman. who had gone into the building. after the planes had struck. your dad was a firefighter? yep. what company was he with? rescue 4. in queens right? yep. as i started to ask him about his father this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes who went to the world trade center that day wasn t he? yeah. that s a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. and, you know, i didn t know what to do. i put my hand on his back, but
who had gone into the building. after the planes had struck. your dad was a firefighter? yep. what company was he with? rescue 4. in queens, right? yep. as i started to ask him about his father, this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes who went to the world trade center that day, wasn t he? yeah. that s a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. and, you know, i didn t know what to do. i put my hand on his back, but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home to me because this guy this little boy s world had gone away. it had disappeared.
and his father was a new york city fireman. who had gone into the building after the planes had struck. your dad was a fire fighter? yep. what company was me with? rescue 4. in queens? yep. as i started to ask him about his father. this 10-year-old boy broke down. he was one of the heroes that went to the world trade center that day, wasn t he? yeah. it a a lot for a 10-year-old to have to handle. i didn t know what to do to be honest with you. i put my hand on his back. but there were no words i could offer. there was nothing i could do to ease his pain. meeting him just drove it home to me.