gail davis was at the concert. >> this girl had been standing right beside me and she had fallen.t she stood there and she first, grabbed her stomach and her hands were bloody and she back.oked and felt -- tom mcintosh was shot in the leg when a andnger stop the bleeding growth to the emergency room in the back of the truck. i'm trying to keep my wife moving. >> more than 100 gunshot victims poured into diversity medical -- university medical center. >> these patients were some in a fast weny coming in so , did what was called damage control which was stopping the process of dying and we did that all night. >> by morning, more than 50 people from the route 91 concert were dead. like 29-year-old sonny melton -- , a lasrlson hartfield vegas cop who coached football. hundreds more survived and was and with hospitals running short on resources, they put out a plea for blood. >> you look outside, there's all kinds of people that want to donate blood. they will give blood as much as they need. >> this is university medical center. it is the only level one trauma center in the state. las

. >> gail davis said the terror seemed to last forever. >> i have never been that scared in my life.ife, ever. >> even when people managed to get out of the enclosed concert area over here, and were running down these streets they were still running in fear. with the sound of gunfire, echoing off the buildings all around them. anthony. >> john black stoerngs thanks, john. we are just beginning to learn i dent tiefz the victims. carter eva f part of the story. carter. >> reporter: anthony, you can imagine what the triage must have been like, ambulances arriving one after the other. in all more than 500 patients were transferred to local hospitals. but not all of the critically wounded arrived in an ambulance. in the chaos confused concert-goers ran in any direction they could. over walls, on top of each other, and in the hotel lobbies. just trying to get out of the >> reporter: inside they found 19 weapons. the clark county sheriff, joseph lombardo. >> he had killed himself. and in exactly, we will have to go through our body camera. and existing engaged him at the same approximate ti

. >> gail davis was at the concert. >> bistro have been standing right beside me and she had fallen inhe first she stood there and she grabbed her stomach and her hands were bloody and she said that. tom mcintosh was shot in the leg when a stranger broke into the emergency room in the back of the truck. more than 100 gunshot victims poured into diversity medical center. >> these patients were some in a coming in so fast, we did what was called damage control which was stopping the process of dying and we did that all night. >> by morning, more than 50 people were dead. melton --ar-old sonny survived and was hospitals running short on resources, they put out a plea for blood. >> you look outside, there's all kinds of people that want to donate blood. >> this is university medical center. it is the only level one trauma center in the state. last night, they took in one of your patients heard for them died and 40 have been treated and released. with twor, i spoke brothers who were watching the concert just steps away from the band. >> to people realize what was happening? >> no. they look

gail davis was at the concert when the shooting started. she joins us from las vegas. i can't imagine how you are feeling at this second. i'm so glad that you can join us right now. what can you tell us about what you saw and what happened? >> well, it's kind of just shocking, but, you know, you don't expect something like this. we went there to see jason aldean really. it was a three-day show, and we went to see jason. he is my favorite singer, and we got there, and we were standing, like, maybe halfway up, and just waiting for him to come on stage. he came on and about 20 to 10:00, and he sang about five songs and we heard about three or four little pop, pop, pops, and everything looked around and said, oh, it's just firecrackers, and then we heard pop, pop, pop, and it just kept going and going, and my husband said, that's not firecrackers. that sounds like a semi-automatic rifle, and then everybody started screaming and started to run, and i looked over to my right where this girl had been standing right beside me, and she had fallen -- first, she stood there and g

gail davis attending the concert with her husband she owes her life to a brave police officer who ink tinge lively served as human shield protecting her from harm. sadly multiple police officers both on duty and off-duty were among those killed or injured. but what these people did for each other says far more about who we are as americans than the cowardly acts of a killer ever could. the gospel of john reminds us there is no greater love than to lay down one's life for a friend. the memory of those who displayed ultimate expression of love in the midst of unimaginable act of hate will never fade. their examples will serve as eternal refinder that the american spirit can not and will not ever be broken. in the days ahead we'll grieve has as a nation, honor memory of those lost as nation. we'll unite one nation, under god, indivisible. with that i take your questions. major. >> can you tell us a little bit about how the president first learned about it and your engagement with him, his own personal reaction. he also said in the oval might spend more than a day in las vegas of the was

gail davis, attending the concert with her husband, says she owes her life to a brave police officerdly, multiple police officers, on duty and off duty, were among those killed or injured. but what these people did for each other says far more about who we are as americans than the cowardly acts of a killer ever could. the gospel of john reminds us that there is no greater love than to lay down what's life for a friend. the memory of those who display this love in the midst ofan those who display this love in the midst of an unimaginable activate will neverfade. there midst of an unimaginable activate will never fade. there are examples will never fade. there are examples will serve as an eternal reminder that the american spirit cannot and will not ever be broken. in the days at it, we will grieve as a nation, we will honour the memory of those lost as a nation, and we will come together, united as one nation under god and indivisible. sarah huckabee sanders, clearly struggling with the emotions of this event, this terrible event in las vegas, as i'm sure many people are in the unit

. >> gail davis who was attending the cobber is the with her husband says she owed her life to a police who served as a shield protecting her from harm. sadly, multiple police officers both on duty and off duty were among those killed and injured. what those people did for each other say far more what it says about americans than the cowardly acts of a killer ever could. the gospel of john says there's no greater love to display love. their examples will serve as an e teshal reminder that the american spirit cannot and will not ever be broken. in the days ahead we will grieve as a nation. we will honor the memory of those lost as a nation and we will come together united as one nation, under god and indivisible and with that, i'll take your questions. major? >> can you tell us a little bit about how the president first learned about it and your engagement with him and his own personal reaction? >> he was in -- >> he also said he might spend more than a day in las vegas. was he referring a couple of days there? >> we're finalizing the details of the travel and we know for sure he'll be t

gail davis attending the concert with her husband owes her life to a brave police officer who instinctively served as a human shield protecting her from harm. sadly multiple police officers both on do you think and and off-duty were among those killed and injured. what they did for each other says far more about who we are as americans than a killer ever could. the gospel of john reminds us there's no greater love than to lay down one's life for a friend. the memory of those who displayed the ultimate expression of love in the midst of an act of hate will never fade. their examples will serve as an enternl reminder that the american spirit will not and cannot be broken. in the days ahead we'll grieve as a nation and honor the memory of those lost as a nation and come together one nation under god and indif visible and with that, i'll take your questions. major. >> can you tell us how the president first learned about it and your engagement with him, his own personal reaction today? said in the oval he might spend more than a day in vegas, was i referring to a couple of days there? >> we're

gail davis was at the concert when the shooting started. she joins us from las vegas. i can't imagine how you are feeling at this second. i'm so glad that you can join us right now. what can you tell us about what you saw and what happened? >> well, it's kind of just shocking, but, you know, you don't expect something like this. we went there to see jason aldean really. it was a three-day show, and we went to see jason. he is my favorite singer, and we got there, and we were standing, like, maybe halfway up, and just waiting for him to come on stage. he came on and about 20 to 10:00, and he sang about five songs and we heard about three or four little pop, pop, pops, and everything looked around and said, oh firecrackers, and then we heard pop, pop, pop, and it just kept going and going, and my husband said, that's not firecrackers. that sounds like a semi-automatic rifle, and then everybody started screaming and started to run, and i looked over to my right where this girl had been standing right beside me, and she had fallen -- first, she stood there and grabbed her