September 11th
The September 11th attacks (called September 11, September 11th or 9/11), were four coordinated terrorist attacks against targets in New York City and Washington, D.C. on September 11, 2001. Archive of American Television interviewees have discussed the coverage of the historic tragedy as well as the impact of the events on all aspects of American culture.
Links to Full Archive Interviews
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Highlights
Connie Chung on where she was on 9/11 and covering Cantor Fitzgerald
Clip begins at: 03:07, Duration: 04m 10s
Dan Rather on covering 9/11
Clip begins at: 14:02, Duration: 04m 06s
Tim Russert on how he found out about the attack and how journalists responded to 9/11
Clip begins at: 13:12, Duration: 01m 34s
Bob Schieffer on covering 9/11
Clip begins at: 25:14, Duration: 04m 44s
Sam Donaldson on the September 11, 2001 attacks and his view of generational historical moments
Clip begins at: 05:38, Duration: 04m 20s
Linda Ellerbee on Nick News' coverage of 9/11
Clip begins at: 32:36, Duration: 02m 58s- Tim Russert on his Meet the Press broadcast with Vice President Dick Cheney in the aftermath of 9/11
Clip begins at: 11:03, Duration: 02m 09s 
Phil Rosenthal on America: A Tribute to Heroes and 9/11
Clip begins at: 15:40, Duration: 03m 49s
Gwen Ifill on covering 9/11
Clip begins at: 49:23, Duration: 03m 55s
Sheila Nevins on the HBO documentary In Memoriam 9/11
Clip begins at: 00:51, Duration: 04m 08s
Vince Gilligan on his memories of 9/11 and how it affected the X-Files' cast and crew
Clip begins at: 03:22
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