peggy fox joins us from the pentagon with more on john yate's story. >> reporter: left him seriously injured had finally been brought to justice. it's the end of the chapter he knew in his heart would come. >> i always knew that we would find him. >> on september 11, john yates was watching the coverage of the attacks at a coworker's desk. at 9:35, his world changed. >> i remember the explosion, you know, and the noise and the fire coming over me and i remember the tv in front of me exploding. >> the hijacked american airlines flight slammed into the pentagon. >> i was thrown through the air. i remember, you know, everything in the room went instantly black. the floor burned my hands. >> all 64 people on board the plane and 125 people in the building were killed. >> i was standing in the middle of five people and i'm the only one that survived. >> somehow, he crawled his way through the sering heat and black smoke to a door that led to the pentagon courtyard. >> and they took me down and put me underneath this tree over here. >> yates was burned over 35% of his body. you can see the

peggy fox spoke to yates at the pentagon today. >> i always knew we would find him. >> john yates was watching the coverage. at 9:35, his world changed. >> i remember the explosion, you know, and the noise and the fire coming over me and i remember the tv in front of me just exploding. displt hijacked american flights 77 slammed into the pentagon. >> i was thrown through the air. i remember, you know, everything in the room went instantly black. the floor burned my hands. >> all 64 people on board the plane and 125 people in the building were killed. >> i was standing in the middle of five people and i'm the only one that survived. >> somehow he crawled his way through the heat and black smoke to a door that led to the pentagon courtyard. >> and they took me down and put me underneath this tree over here. >> second and third degree burns over 32 pk of his body. you can see the marks on his hands and discoloration on his forearms where he had skin grafts. he spent 2 1/2 months in the hospital, including ten days on a respirator because his lungs were burned. >> even for a couple weeks

. >> reporter: on september 11th, john yate was watching the coverage of the attacks on the world trade coworker's desk. at 9:35, his world changed. >> i remember the explosion. and the noise and the fire coming over me. i remember the tv in front of me just exploding. >> the hijacked american airlines flight 77 had slammed into the pentagon. >> i was thrown through the air. i remember everything in the room went instantly black. the floor burned my hands. >> all 64 people on board the plane and 125 people in the building were killed. >> i was standing in the middle of five people and i'm the only one that survived. >> somehow, he crawled his way through the searing heat and black smoke to a door that led to the pentagon courtyard. >> they took me down and put me underneath this tree over here. >> yates was burned over 38% of his body with second and third degree burns. you can see the cheesecloth like marks on his hands and discoloration on his forearms where he had skin grafts. he spent two and a half months in the hospital including ten days on a respirator because his lungs were bur

and tonight john yates says the man who murdered dozens of his friends and co-workers got the justicefinally deserved. >> i always knew that we would find him. i always -- i never lost faith. >> yates was watching the coverage of the attacks on the world trade center when the high jacked american airlines flight slammed into the pentagon. all 64 people on board the plane and 125 people in the building were killed. somehow yates crawled his way through the heat and black smoke to his door that led to the pentagon courtyard. >> i was thrown through the air. i remember everything in the room went instantly black. the floor burned my hands. i was standing in the middle of five people and i'm the only one that survived. >> he was burned over nearly 40% of his body with second and third degree burns. he lost 24 friends and co-workers that one day. because his injuries were so is he veered, he could have retired for -- severe he could have retired for workers comp. had he quit, bin laden would have accomplished what he wanted. >>> news that osama bin laden was killed doesn't stop the fact th

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