princessKT
Aug 16th, 2004, 01:04 AM
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/221684p-190516c.html
Rudolph Giuliani was as moved as the audience at a screening of "Nine Innings From Ground Zero" Wednesday night at the American Museum of Natural History.
The documentary, set to air on HBO starting Sept. 14, follows the mayor and several families of 9/11 victims as they struggle to heal during the 2001 World Series.
"In order to get through life," Giuliani told the assembled families and other guests, "you have to learn to cry and to laugh again - sometimes on the same day. Baseball taught us how to do that. Baseball was there to lift our spirits and to look to the future. It's impossible to understand why. In those days, I couldn't think of anything else but Sept. 11, the Rockaway plane crash, the anthrax attacks, possible future attacks. It was hard to feel we would ever get back to normal again. But baseball gave us a sense that maybe life would be normal again someday."
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Sounds like quite the documentary.
Rudolph Giuliani was as moved as the audience at a screening of "Nine Innings From Ground Zero" Wednesday night at the American Museum of Natural History.
The documentary, set to air on HBO starting Sept. 14, follows the mayor and several families of 9/11 victims as they struggle to heal during the 2001 World Series.
"In order to get through life," Giuliani told the assembled families and other guests, "you have to learn to cry and to laugh again - sometimes on the same day. Baseball taught us how to do that. Baseball was there to lift our spirits and to look to the future. It's impossible to understand why. In those days, I couldn't think of anything else but Sept. 11, the Rockaway plane crash, the anthrax attacks, possible future attacks. It was hard to feel we would ever get back to normal again. But baseball gave us a sense that maybe life would be normal again someday."
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Sounds like quite the documentary.