FILE - This Aug. 11, 1998 file photo shows Associated Press photographer Marty Lederhandler outside The Associated Press headquarters at 50 Rockefeller Plaza in New York. On Sept. 11, 2001, Lederhandler knew the real story was downtown. But he also knew that the trains weren't going that way, and his 84-year-old legs wouldn't carry him that far. "If there's obstacles in your path, you try some other way," he had said in an interview. "You go behind. You go in back. You go up high." Lederhandler took the elevator to the 65th floor and the famed Rainbow Room at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, which he knew would offer a stunning view of the Empire State Building and the Twin Towers beyond, and began shooting. "The only other story that compares to this is D-Day," said Lederhandler, who died in March 2010 at the age of 92. "In a way ... it's a fitting end to my career with The Associated Press _ covering the biggest story that ever happened in New York." (AP Photo/Ed Bailey, File)