“September 5” examines what happened that day through the lens of the ABC Sports broadcasting team covering the Olympics. On this day, they would become newsmen.


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“September 5” examines what happened that day through the lens of the ABC Sports broadcasting team covering the Olympics. On this day, they would become newsmen.{ai:summary}<p>“September 5” explores the events of that day as experienced by the ABC Sports broadcasting team at the Olympics, who transitioned from sports coverage to reporting on breaking news. The narrative highlights their unexpected role in a significant historical moment. #history</p>

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