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I was at work. I heard it on the news - we were all in shock. I immediately picked up the phone and started calling people and letting them know what was going on.

I was at home with my daughters, one was only a month old and the other one was two years old, we were watching TV, when my wife called and told me to turn on the news. I was angry because our country was under attack.

I was in shock. I didn't realize what was really going on. Scared and hard to believe what was happening in our country.

I was on the air here at KLAW 101, my partner and I got a call from the sales staff who told us to turn on the TV. At that moment the second plane crashed into the second tower, from that moment on we were reporting for 16 hours. I was completely shocked, couldn't and didn't want to believe it...

I was actually at home getting ready for work when my mom came to my room and told me about it. I thought it was an accident. Maybe the planes didn't see the buildings because of a fog, or something like that. It wasn't until I got to work, my office was close to the Dallas Airport, and I saw planes just landing, one after another...

I was sitting in my living room and my mother had called me on the phone and asked me if I was watching television and I knew nothing about it, till my mom called me. And then I turned on the TV and I sat down and I started to cry, when I saw the second plane hit the building it just broke my heart...

I was here at work, when the morning show at the time announced that the first plane has crashed into the World Trade Center and we all thought it was some kind of a mistake. But then the second plane hit and we all knew then that our country was under attack...

I was living in San Diego at the time and I was at my apartment. I had the TV on the background and suddenly the news interrupted the programing with breaking news. The first thing I remember seeing was the first plane go into the building and I thought that it was an accident and then when you see the other one go into the other building you know it was an attack - the scene made my heart sink an