"When we arrived on scene, there was a man who seemed very, very distressed. And we didn't necessarily know why, but it was part of me and my photographer's assignment to try to figure out what was going on with this man. Why was he so distressed?

We eventually were able to speak to him very briefly, and we learned that he had a pregnant wife who was inside that collapse, here behind me, who was unaccounted for. And he was dialing her over and over again in front of me on his phone. And the phone would go dead every single time. He knew she was in the building.

So what happens? 20, 30, 40 minutes goes by, and he's pacing, he's frantic, he's in shock, obviously as anyone would be. This was an incredibly natural, raw human moment."

"And they start looking at them rescuing this woman, and we get word that they're pulling this woman out of the rubble. It's a lot different from out here. It's extremely chaotic out here. We necessarily don't know what's going on until someone tells us directly. NYPD is all over the place. FDNY is all over the place.

But I got a photo from the feed from you guys there in the newsroom that showed me the woman, and it ended up that she was pregnant. And at that point, we approached the gentleman on the side of the road here, the one who had been frantic all evening and said, 'Look, they just pulled someone out of the rubble. This does not mean it is your wife, but it is a pregnant woman. Do you recognize her?'

And he stopped, he stared at the phone and he said, 'Yes.'"

"When we arrived on scene, there was a man who seemed very, very distressed. And we didn't necessarily know why, but it was part of me and my photographer's assignment to try to figure out what was going on with this man. Why was he so distressed?

We eventually were able to speak to him very briefly, and we learned that he had a pregnant wife who was inside that collapse, here behind me, who was unaccounted for. And he was dialing her over and over again in front of me on his phone. And the phone would go dead every single time. He knew she was in the building.

So what happens? 20, 30, 40 minutes goes by, and he's pacing, he's frantic, he's in shock, obviously as anyone would be. This was an incredibly natural, raw human moment."

"And they start looking at them rescuing this woman, and we get word that they're pulling this woman out of the rubble. It's a lot different from out here. It's extremely chaotic out here. We necessarily don't know what's going on until someone tells us directly. NYPD is all over the place. FDNY is all over the place.

But I got a photo from the feed from you guys there in the newsroom that showed me the woman, and it ended up that she was pregnant. And at that point, we approached the gentleman on the side of the road here, the one who had been frantic all evening and said, 'Look, they just pulled someone out of the rubble. This does not mean it is your wife, but it is a pregnant woman. Do you recognize her?'

And he stopped, he stared at the phone and he said, 'Yes.'"