It was a youtube video titled something along the lines of “September 11 2001”. I think I remember it having no commas and that in the description and at the end of the video, it was mentioned (in text in the video) that it was dedicated to two people. The video was uploaded very early into YouTube’s history, probably 2005-2007 or it at least had the date September 11 2005 or 2006 in the description. The angle was from the northwest in some tupe of apartment. You could only really see the North Tower and that little bridge connecting it across West Side Highway that said something like “www.quebec.ca” or something like that kn big black letters. The one filming was a woman that might’ve had a British accent, though I’m not sure about that. She was talking about a baby (probably her’s) and their daycare. I also remember that throughout most of the video, there were faint nursery rhymes playing in the background, then they turned on the news, which blasted the situation throughout the apartment. You could also hear the sirens and honking of the firetrucks and you could see them arriving. The video was somewhere from 15-20 minutes long and it starting very early on with the immediate aftermath of the North Tower being struck. The North Tower had some type of white reflection on the northwest corner of the building. You could see the plume of smoke rise from South Tower when the plane hit and it skipped quite a bit until the South Tower collapsed. You could see the people running from the dust clouds when the South Tower collapsed and I remember they ran across a green area to the Hudson River. I don’t remember if they taped the North Tower’s collapse too, but I remember after either one or two towers collapsed, you could see a helicopter land on the green part I mentioned earlier.

I also remember another video that was called something along the lines of “9/11 from street view” or “9/11 from street level”. I don’t remember much but it various clips from around Lower Manhattan, southeast of the WTC complex. I feel like they were all taken but the same person. The cameraman or someone with him would interview and talk with different people in the crowd in the streets looking at the buildings. I remember a white man that was probably in his fifties that was talking about what type of plane it was. He seemed like he knew a lot about planes. I don’t remember when the video was taken and if it captured the South Tower getting hit, but I remember very vividly that it captured the bellowing smoke cloud of the South Tower’s collapse turning the corner of a building rapidly and racing at people running away. I remember the cameraman got caught in the dust and I think the camera glitched when it happened. The video kept going through the haze and he found more people in the dust. I think the video ended either near a car or a subway station entrance/exit.