The Internet Archive has a dedicated section to international TV during the days and aftermath of 9/11, arranged in snippets under the details ID "911".
Rare video: Reporters traveling with President George W. Bush watch television news coverage and file stories about the 9/11 terror attack from a room for the news media at Emma E. Booker Elementary School in Florida.
Some of this footage has never been released before today.
Never forget that after 9/11, thousands of young Iranians gathered for a candlelight vigil to mourn alongside the American people.
While crowds elsewhere in the Middle East celebrated the murder of nearly 3,000 Americans, Iranians lit candles, chanted “Death to terrorists,” and stood with America until regime security forces dispersed them.
The Islamic Republic has spent decades trying to define Iran by its hatred of America. On 9/11, the Iranian people showed the world a very different Iran.
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Frustration from Americans attending the 9/11 memorial service a few blocks away is spilling over.
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ABC is broadcasting video of Washington DC, showing what appears to be a fire on the National Mall. Several news agencies echo this report.
A large crowd has gathered on the Mall to follow events.
President Bush’s motorcade has left Booker Elementary and is now bound for Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport and Air Force One.
He is evacuated in such haste that his motorcade initially goes the wrong way.
Meanwhile in Washington, Vice President Cheney is evacuated from the White House.
On Italian state broadcaster RAI 3, children’s afternoon television program Melevisione [15:33 local time] is interrupted to announce the attacks in New York.
Millions of Italian children are traumatized by graphic images of explosions and jumpers.
Every step in remembrance.
West Point held a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Michie Stadium in honor of the first responders who lost their lives on 9/11.
On September 11, 2011, on the 10th anniversary of the tragic attack on the Twin Towers, Paul Simon performed “The Sound of Silence” at Ground Zero. Surrounded by the victims’ families, he sang amid complete silence.