New York City's medical examiner used a breakthrough test to identify the 1,651st World Trade Center victim.
As the nation marks 22 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, first responders now living in the Triangle are reflecting on how their lives were changed from that day and how a local organization is helping.
Approximately 40% of those who died -- 1,104 people -- remain unidentified.
Firsthand accounts from those who were in lower Manhattan on that fateful day, with commentary from then-anchor Bill Beutel. (Warning: This contains images that some may find disturbing.)
The stories appear as they aired 22 years ago when terrorists crashed hijacked planes into the World Trade Center.
The document is a summary of a 2015 FBI interview with a suspected Saudi Intelligence Agent who was living in California.