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continued as the health reporter.

And one of the most sensitive issues—you bring that up— was how do we memorialize the people whose remains have never been identified? How do we create a memorial without all the bells and whistles of, gee, come on down to...

This is a cemetery for all intents and purposes.

And when we were down there this month, preparing our 25th anniversary special, and I looked around and I saw the gift shops.

I said, this is exactly what the families were afraid of.

They did not want to see a gift shop.

And many years later, when we were talking about the 9-11 memorial, it's like, you know, it's just the way of life that it won't be possible to explain to subsequent generations what it meant to us in the same way that we felt it.