They lived through Sept. 11; now they relive it for tourists

NEW YORK (AP) — For almost a decade after her brother was killed on 9/11, Jeanmarie Hargrave avoided the World Trade Center. Being there was “too emotional, too sad.”
But five years ago, she tried a different way of grieving. She joined a group of about 800 people touched personally by the attacks who now lead tours of the Sept. 11 memorial plaza.
The guides, who include attack survivors, rescue and recovery workers and people who lost a loved one, give visitors the soul-stirri