911NewsCoverage
CNN 9-11-2001 News Coverage 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Hour 138 of continuous coverage
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Hour 137 of continuous coverage
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Hour 136 of continuous coverage
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Never before seen on YouTube!
This video provides an opportunity to see what was making news the morning of the day before the world changed. This segment begins at exactly 7:00 AM EDT and continues through the entire morning news show, ending at exactly 9:00 AM EDT at the beginning of Maury. Unlike the other three 9-10-2001 videos, this is comprised entirely of local news, sports, weather, and traffic reporting.
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Long time, no see huh? I really need to get around to uploading the CNN 9-17-2001 footage, but anyway...
As far as I can tell this is the first time the Early Show from this day has been seen in full here on YouTube. The only other video of it is essentially a highlights video.
This video provides an opportunity to see what was making news the morning of the day before the world changed. This segment begins at exactly 7:00 AM EDT and continues through the entire Early show, ending at exactly 9:00 AM EDT. Traffic, weather, and other reports by CBS's Washington DC affiliate WUSA also appear. The video starts with about 5 seconds of black screen to sync the video time with the CBS clock.
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This is the first upload on Youtube of the entire Today show from this day. There is another video of this on here but it is only the intro. This has been uploaded by request of Freddie Seal.
This video provides an opportunity to see what was making news the morning of the day before the world changed. This segment begins at exactly 7:00 AM EDT and continues through the entire Today show, ending at exactly 10:00 AM EDT. Traffic, weather, and other reports by NBC's Washington DC affiliate WRC also appear. The video starts with about 3 seconds of black screen to sync the video time with the NBC clock.
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Never before seen on Youtube!
While mindlessly searching through the Internet Archive's collection of 9/11 news footage, I somehow stumbled upon this. I knew right away that I had to upload it here. This may be the first time this has been uploaded on Youtube, thus the statement above.
This video provides an opportunity to see what was making news the morning of the day before the world changed. The morning shows of CBS and NBC from this day are also available, and I will be uploading those as I get to them.
This segment begins at exactly 7:00 AM EDT and continues through the entire Good Morning America show, ending at exactly 9:00 AM EDT. Traffic, weather, and other reports by ABC's Washington DC affiliate WJLA also appear. The video starts with 5 seconds of silence to sync the video time with the ABC clock.
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LAST VIDEO IN THE 1010 WINS SERIES OF VIDEOS
These segments, which cover the 24 hour period from 8 AM on September 11th to 8 AM on September 12th, were originally available for listening on the CBS New York website. Up until recently, they were still accessible via Google search. As of today, however, while the links to each of the segments are still there, they have since gone dead. So, I took it upon myself to salvage all of the segments, turn them into videos, and upload them here so they would still be available to a wide audience.
You will also notice that there are 7 or 8 seconds missing at the end of each hour. That's not an error on my part, that was how the segments were originally.
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You will also notice that there are 7 or 8 seconds missing at the end of each hour. That's not an error on my part, that was how the segments were originally.
You will also notice that there are 7 or 8 seconds missing at the end of each hour. That's not an error on my part, that was how the segments were originally.
No copyright infringement is intended
You will also notice that there are 7 or 8 seconds missing at the end of each hour. That's not an error on my part, that was how the segments were originally.
These segments, which cover the 24 hour period from 8 AM on September 11th to 8 AM on September 12th, were originally available for listening on the CBS New York website. Up until recently, they were still accessible via Google search. As of today, however, while the links to each of the segments are still there, they have since gone dead. So, I took it upon myself to salvage all of the segments, turn them into videos, and upload them here so they would still be available to a wide audience.
You will also notice that there are 7 or 8 seconds missing at the end of each hour. That's not an error on my part, that was how the segments were originally.
This segment begins at 8:00, about 45 minutes before the first attack, with Lee Harris anchoring. As is quite unique for a news station, the format clock cycles every 20 minutes. At 20 minutes, Judy DeAngelis takes over at the anchor desk. Then, at 40 minutes past the hour, James Faherty comes on air, and 10 minutes later at the 50:31 mark, the news first breaks about the first attack. The reporter who breaks the news is Joan Fleischer, who isn't an actual reporter but a staff member at the station.
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Hour 135 of continuous coverage
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Hour 134 of continuous coverage
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Larry King Weekend
Hour 133 of continuous coverage
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Hour 132 of continuous coverage
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Hour 131 of continuous coverage
Hour 130 of continuous coverage
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Hour 129 of continuous coverage
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Hour 128 of continuous coverage
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One last note before the obligatory descriptions I've put on every video since day one: I've been considering reposting my earlier videos from when I didn't know how to properly render them. You don't really notice it, but those videos (namely the CNN footage from pre-attack up to noon of the 13th) was deinterlaced. This is most noticeable in the scrolling ticker at the bottom of the CNN screen. Now that I know how to render the videos, those earlier videos don't match the standards of quality set by the later videos. So, should I repost them? What do you people think?
From The Afternoon Of Sunday September 16th 2001; CNN News Coverage
Hour 127 of continuous coverage
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Hour 126 of continuous coverage
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Hour 125 of continuous coverage
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Hour 124 of continuous coverage
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Hour 24 of continuous coverage
FINAL VIDEO IN THE CBC SERIES OF VIDEOS
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Hour 23 of continuous coverage
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Hour 22 of continuous coverage
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Hour 123 of continuous coverage
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Hour 122 of continuous coverage
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Hour 121 of continuous coverage
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Hour 120 of continuous coverage
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