If you were watching our show you experienced, in a very large way, what hundreds of people experienced that day as they too were engulfed in that cloud and became disoriented and had a sense of vertigo and which way is up and what do I do and is this the end of the world? Our coverage that day was impactful, piercing and terrifying just like the day was. The camera man had turned and was running but holding the camera so that the lens showed what they were running from.
They were literally on Water Street as the building was coming down and as they were literally running for their lives, as were so many people at that moment, you saw the cloud engulf the team. We happened to have had a crew down in the Wall Street area working on another story when the first plane hit and they immediately went into breaking news mode. I think our coverage on September 11th was exceptional. What’s been your proudest moment as an anchor?ĭN- Thank you! Well, there have been so many moments when I’m really proud of the show. I’d like to start things off by saying congratulations on the 30th season of Inside Edition, huge accomplishment for you and the show. READ MORE: Lakers Sign Darren Collison, Stanley Johnson To 10-Day Contracts Sitting behind the anchor’s desk, as per usual, is Deborah Norville, who has held that seat since 1995 and is the longest sitting anchor on a daily broadcast program.ĬBS Local’s Matt Weiss caught up with Norville earlier today to discuss some of her favorite pieces as well as a sneak peak at tonight’s Inside Edition.
Inside Editionreturns for its 30th season this fall.
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