DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: A look back at the Olympic Park bombing in today's "CNN 20" segment.</s>MARK MCKAY, CNN SPORTS ANCHOR: Producer Mike Flash (ph) and I were walking through the park to get to our live shot location, which was just north of Centennial Park. There was a band playing, and we got around -- got behind the stage area, and that's when the bomb went off. (</s>BEGIN VIDEO CLIP, JULY 27, 1996) MCKAY: About 10 minutes ago, there was a loud, very concussive explosion that occurred right in the vicinity of the AT&T; Global Village.</s>CHARLES BIERBAUER, CNN SENIOR CORRESPONDENT: The explosion goes off, the camera was shaken, and you know that something, unexplainable, at least at that point, has happened, and something potentially tragic.</s>MCKAY: It was a controlled panic. People weren't running and screaming, but we knew something happened, we just weren't sure what it was, and security took a hold of the situation pretty quickly.</s>BIERBAUER: Well, the worst thing about it is you, you have to say, here we go again. I had had the experience of covering the Olympics in Munich when -- when terrorism struck there. And, and the first response is: Is this another instance of that?</s>JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: I think whenever there is an act that is a terrorist act, we all are scared, we all wonder just how vulnerable we are, and where it could happen to us.
CNN 20: Olympic Park Bombing, July 27, 1996