"Good Morning America …"

We were off and running at 7:01 clock in the morning on 18 January 1999. Charlie and Diane, side by side.

Our first story in the morning makes a rare tornado F4 Jackson, Tennessee

And what I learned from you in 11 years of searching through the waters of Katrina and the wreckage of the tsunami in Southeast Asia, is that … when we are together, we can endure more.

All in all, we share the globe circled 14 times more than 350,000 miles in 11 years, the world leader in question.

In Iran, an angry mob shouted "Death to America" on me.

And then, suddenly saw one of the women screaming in my face and said, "I love you."

We drove together to the Middle East during the war in Iraq and the noisy aircraft flying hospital with some of the wounded. We have learned that life can not be stopped. And we find stories of women in Afghanistan and left the icebergs in Finland.

In South Africa, taught the girls at Oprah's school school Bambilayla us the song that you sing in the poorest parts of the slum. It means "stop".

There were songs from the living room, and a message to us from dying.

Beloved professor Randy Pausch, stricken with pancreatic cancer, and writing "The Last Lecture", which would fill us with love, even for the toughest days we get to spend on earth.

Charlie and I were together parents of the first live broadcast on the morning of babies are born.

From: Diane Sawyer

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