. >> reporter: fbi hostage negotiator, aaron sanchez. >> you try to think how many will be saved, and how many more will be threatened. >> reporter: jt before midnight, french forcess overpowered the gunmen. but not before at least 100 membs of the audience were killed. and three of the terrororist, prepared to die night. people who were on the scene after they managed to get in and the decision to go in, they were sure the terrorists were ready to kill. wewe need to go in andave as many as we can. >> and we've reported many times on these situations. it's a real struggle, based on the fact that peoplple could lose their lives. and ginny watson, we're glad you're okay. can you describe the aftermath inside the concert hall? >> all i can say is that i was there wn it started. i was actually there for the concert. because the eagles of death metal are a band i really like. and i was there with a friend, we were in the middle of the concerert. then all of a sudden, this huge shootout started. it was a high-pitched shootout. myself, never being in a shootout in my life, i thought i though

. >> hostage negotiator aaron sanchez. >> you are thinking of how many lives could i possibly save by entering? and how many more lives will be threatened. >>> just after midnight, the french special forces assaulted the theater, overpower ed and killed the gunmen in a burst of gunfire and explosions but not before at least 100 members of that audience were killed. four of the gunmen were found dead in the theater, three by activating their suicide belts. >> obviously we know three of the terrorists were prepared to die, at least three prepared to die for the attacks tonight. people who were on scene after they managed to get in and storm the scene, called it a blood bath. it looked like a war zone. in this case, the decision to go in, term sure these terrorists meant to kill inside. it was a matter of we have to go in now even though people will die and save as many as we can. >> and you and i have reported many times on these situations. and often it's a real struggle based on who should go in, and save people. jenny, first of all, we're glad you're okay. can you tell us, describe t

meanwhile, eagles quarterback mark sanchez and running back, aaron sproles, they bickered on the side lines. >> we're in the middle of a game where getting beat pretty good, you know, i'm pissed, he's maddie didn't throw it right to him. there is nothing wrong with that. >> sproles is a pro, a great player, and i know as mad as i was i need to hear his opinion, he needed to hear what i had to say. you move on. >> all right, well, what's worse is that the eagles lost to team that's really not having much of a better season. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at our sister station 94wip. i'm sure fans have a lot to say about this, at least once they wake up they will. good morning. >> erika, they did indeed. we spoke to fans about that game last night and safe to say they went to bed bitter about that lost to the bucks. no doubt when they wake up this morning and call into wip, they will surely have a lot more to say. >> reporter: for tampa bay the touchdowns kept coming sunday. for the eagles, frustration came to a boil. final score the bucks 45, the eagles, 17. >> it