ANNOUNCER: Bringing you the world for 20 years, this is CNN.</s>JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: I was in Atlanta with my family on a family vacation because we wanted to see as much of the Olympics as possible. The phone rang about 1:00 in the morning. I then ran over, turned on the set, found out what had happened, threw on my clothes, called the CNN desk and said, I'm coming right in. And I think I was on the air within 15 or 20 minutes after this call. And throughout the night, the story unfolded.</s>WOODRUFF: We are told that it was a bomb, that it was a bomb that exploded at around 1:20 this morning Eastern time.</s>WOODRUFF: It was just one of those nights when the entire CNN team...</s>UNIDENTIFIED CORRESPONDENT: Could you tell us what you heard, what you were doing, and your reaction?</s>WOODRUFF: ... came into work, were running back and forth between the Olympic Park itself, which is right across the street from the CNN news center.</s>JIM BACON, CNN PRODUCER: The accounts that I have heard make it sound like the injuries are indeed serious.</s>WOODRUFF: You know you've got a huge story, you want to get it right, as accurate as you possibly can given that it's a spur-of-the- moment situation. And the audience you know is with you. They know it's a huge development. It had the effect of completely changing the story of these up-until-then peacful Olympic games.
CNN 20: Judy Woodruff Remembers the Olympic Park Bombing