ABC News cameraman Peter Abraham was shooting a piece with country artist Mary Chapin Carpenter on Houston Street when the first plane hit the World Trade Center. They continued with the meeting, but when word came of the second hit, the meeting came to a grinding halt. The director who worked for World News Tonight told the crew it was their decision: they could go home or they could take their cameras and cover the horror that was unfolding downtown. Peter didn’t have to think about it. He wanted to help.

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