I’ve watched about 4 of these videos. On this one, I cried. I have visited the 9/11 memorial in person, and the tribute center. I cried while I was there. I’m not a New Yorker, and my only connection to those events is as a fellow American. My heart goes out to everyone involved and affected by these terrible events.
@@paulettelittle7500, yes, it is. I binged on this series and then had to pull away because it depressed me. However, I do like its highlighting the borough's thick accents. Glad to know there still exist Americans whose speech reflects their immigrant ancestral groups. It is not pleasing to me when everybody tries to sound neutral Midwest or clueless West Coast.
@@TheWriterWalker not from NY but PA we have our own accents but the culture very much like NY eg "mind your business" but friendly in general. I tend to make friends with other people who aren't from here 😂
I was just thinking the same thing. I like her too. Her delivery is very much like Judy Woodruff’s from PBS News Hour. JW is lovely. I watch her daily. 🙂
I can't keep watching sometimes bring tears 2 my eyes then I go back 2 the video later I haven't went in a tall building since that day I live in new Jersey rite next door to new York city that was such a sad terrible day God help us
Besides all the traumatic and unbelievable cruel things that stands for 9/11 I am amazed that it formed such wonderful characters. It really changed how I see americans. Never saw such a brotherhood between strangers. Thank you for sharing
I loved the dream the firefighter’s granddaughter had!Several months after my mother died I dreamed I saw her. When I called my sister to tell her about my dream, she told me she had the same exact dream, the same exact night! Our loved ones sometimes find a way to let us know they’re okay.💕
Isn't that scary ! I would have fainted! I was 36 years old she that happened it was a very very sad day I live in new Jersey rite next door to new York city
I didn't watch it. I was in the air. They sent us into a holding pattern over O'Hare airport, waiting to be landed; waiting over 35 mins, and they introduced us to what was happening by warning our pilots that "If anyone doesn't land at the nearest airport, with haste, your aircraft will be shot down by jet fighters." I was just waking up. I thought, 'Jeez! What the hell are they talking about? Why don't they say how they REALLY feel?' It sounded pretty rude IMO. Knowing nothing else made it sound kind of rude. (Unfortunately I met a family of someone on the flight they were looking to shoot down.) I seriously thought that for the first time in my life, I was dreaming while awake; I thought I was stuck in a sleep-paralysis episode. But the worst news hadn't even arrived: I didn't know then that it was about to turn painfully personal for me.
Thank you for posting these videos. I've watched allot of of them but have not heard Judith's story yet. Is there a video of Judith Pucci's story? If its out there, will someone who knows please provide a link?
I am notice one sad thing about the victims and people died that day is nobody talk about the many ilegal people worked in the top (restaurants)and died that terrible day
@emiliaestrada4995 There is a documentary about the undocumented people killed on 9/11, whose families were not eligible for any of the compensation for families of those killed. I don't remember the name of it, but you could try Google. I have always thought about the undocumented or otherwise delivery guys who just happened to be delivering breakfast to employees in the WTC, & were trapped once the planes hit. Awful, & absolutely heartbreaking.
Besonhurst/Howard Beach. Judith's is Manhattan, posh. Jennifer's would be cockney. The detective's accent sounds like one of the boroughs, Brooklyn, maybe.
How many human remains are Left that haven't been identified?? I mean do we only have Bits left or what? And if so how do we know what pieces go together? 😳🤯💔💔💔🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲😥
I’ve watched about 4 of these videos. On this one, I cried. I have visited the 9/11 memorial in person, and the tribute center. I cried while I was there. I’m not a New Yorker, and my only connection to those events is as a fellow American. My heart goes out to everyone involved and affected by these terrible events.
we were all new yorkers that day.
These collected stories bring to us the richness of the authentic, virtually unadulterated accents of New York City's boroughs.
It's very very sad
@@paulettelittle7500, yes, it is. I binged on this series and then had to pull away because it depressed me. However, I do like its highlighting the borough's thick accents. Glad to know there still exist Americans whose speech reflects their immigrant ancestral groups. It is not pleasing to me when everybody tries to sound neutral Midwest or clueless West Coast.
@@TheWriterWalker amen about clueless west coast-as a transplant here it's v annoying
@@xino_z, lol. So, you're from the East?
@@TheWriterWalker not from NY but PA we have our own accents but the culture very much like NY eg "mind your business" but friendly in general. I tend to make friends with other people who aren't from here 😂
Judith is such a great host for these. She is a wonderful, respectful speaker. Does anyone know what her connection to 9/11 is?
I saw one video where a person in the audience asked her. She said she lived nearby and watched outside in the streets as the horror unfolded.
I was just thinking the same thing. I like her too. Her delivery is very much like Judy Woodruff’s from PBS News Hour. JW is lovely. I watch her daily. 🙂
Connie and Jennifer - Thank you for giving us your experience! Thank God for you!
These talks fill me with both sadness and hope. Such is life
Well put
I love Jennifer’s Accent
Dear Jennifer, your daughters heart was linked to your fathers heart...he let you know he's OK
💞✌🙏
Bless your heart Connie...you earnt your passage to heaven when its all our turns to leave...
💞✌🙏
Well done Connie. Angels in disguise here.
I wish I knew someone like Connie...
I can't keep watching sometimes bring tears 2 my eyes then I go back 2 the video later I haven't went in a tall building since that day I live in new Jersey rite next door to new York city that was such a sad terrible day God help us
Besides all the traumatic and unbelievable cruel things that stands for 9/11 I am amazed that it formed such wonderful characters. It really changed how I see americans. Never saw such a brotherhood between strangers. Thank you for sharing
This is so healing to me. Thank you for sharing. We will never forgot it!
Connie, that was a beautiful portrayal
These stories are so very important. Prayers to all of you! I will never forget what I witnessed on tv that day.
Thank you so much for uploading these videos!
I loved the dream the firefighter’s granddaughter had!Several months after my mother died I dreamed I saw her. When I called my sister to tell her about my dream, she told me she had the same exact dream, the same exact night!
Our loved ones sometimes find a way to let us know they’re okay.💕
Well PUT 🇺🇸
..an arm and a hand ...🥺
Anya Vlad I know 😔
Anya Vlad I said the same thing. 😢
Isn't that scary ! I would have fainted! I was 36 years old she that happened it was a very very sad day I live in new Jersey rite next door to new York city
I didn't watch it. I was in the air. They sent us into a holding pattern over O'Hare airport, waiting to be landed; waiting over 35 mins, and they introduced us to what was happening by warning our pilots that "If anyone doesn't land at the nearest airport, with haste, your aircraft will be shot down by jet fighters."
I was just waking up. I thought, 'Jeez! What the hell are they talking about? Why don't they say how they REALLY feel?' It sounded pretty rude IMO. Knowing nothing else made it sound kind of rude. (Unfortunately I met a family of someone on the flight they were looking to shoot down.)
I seriously thought that for the first time in my life, I was dreaming while awake; I thought I was stuck in a sleep-paralysis episode.
But the worst news hadn't even arrived: I didn't know then that it was about to turn painfully personal for me.
Thank you for posting these videos. I've watched allot of of them but have not heard Judith's story yet. Is there a video of Judith Pucci's story? If its out there, will someone who knows please provide a link?
She just lived in area I don’t think she was in or super close to towers but I’m sure found a passion for it as it was in her community
@@amandah.2202 thank you for your reply!
❤
I am notice one sad thing about the victims and people died that day is nobody talk about the many ilegal people worked in the top (restaurants)and died that terrible day
@emiliaestrada4995 There is a documentary about the undocumented people killed on 9/11, whose families were not eligible for any of the compensation for families of those killed. I don't remember the name of it, but you could try Google. I have always thought about the undocumented or otherwise delivery guys who just happened to be delivering breakfast to employees in the WTC, & were trapped once the planes hit. Awful, & absolutely heartbreaking.
@emiliaestrada4995 There is also "9/11: the forgotten heroes of 9/11", about the undocumented workers during the 9/11 clean-up.
Whats that for a dialect the second women is speaking?
CB maybe Massachusetts?
It's a NY accent.
Besonhurst/Howard Beach. Judith's is Manhattan, posh. Jennifer's would be cockney. The detective's accent sounds like one of the boroughs, Brooklyn, maybe.
Brooklyn-ese.
How many human remains are Left that haven't been identified?? I mean do we only have Bits left or what? And if so how do we know what pieces go together? 😳🤯💔💔💔🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲😥
These videos always bring peace.