i'm jound now on the phone by jonathan johnson. jonathan johnson is an espn reporter. he was at the stadium tonight when the explosions went off nearby and they could be heard inside the venue. jonathan, thank you very much for being with us tonight. i'm glad to have you here. >> no problem. thanks for having me on. >> can you describe where you were when this happened and what happened when threes explosions were heard inside the venue? >> i was in the press area, which is roughly the opposite side of the stadium to where the attack was reported to have taken place. early on in the game there was a bang that was very audible in the stadium. watching football in paris, being a regular to go watch paris st. germain at paris's big club football team, hearing that sound normally during a game is not something to be alarmed at. it's quite a regular occurrence. however, it's never as loud as it was this evening. and that first bang was then followed up relatively quickly by a second and there was a third one before halftime. after the second one it became obvious that this

police say 21-year-old jonathan johnson died from gunshot wounds saturday at creighton medical center. a second man, 21-year-old nathaniel bailey, suffered non-life- threatening injuries. officers were called to the shooting around 11 a.m. saturday. authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information should contact omaha police. authorities are investigating a shooting that killed one man and injured another in downtown des moines. des moines police say 21- year-old edmanuel perez died and 23-year-old andrew hurley-boyd was hospitalized in the shooting. officers responded to the incident around 1:10 a.m. sunday in the city's popular court avenue district. police say investigators are working to locate poteial suspects. the fatal shooting is the 17th homicide in des moines this year. nearly five years after iowa residents flocked to sheriff's offices in a rush to obtain firearm permits, sheriffs are bracing for a wave of renewals. the initial spike in 2011 came after the iowa legislature changed the state's permitting law from "may issue" to "shall issue," giving

. >> joining us now by phone, jonathan johnson, reporter who was there during the attack. an, can you describe what it was like inside the stadium when those explosions first went off? >> well, when the explosions first went off, there wasn't actually too much reaction inside of the stadium because the, you know, hearing bangs during the game is not completely uncommon when you're watching football in france. especially not in paris if you ever go to the certain areas, these bangs were -- they were much louder than the normal sort of fire cracker explosion that you would hear at one of those games. so, although it didn't cause too much consolation at the beginning, after the second one, because there were three of course, that's when people started to, to started to wonder, you know, started to ask questions as to whether this was happening or something more than that, just a pyrotechnic going off in the stadium. >> when people ask the questions, my understanding is that, you know, capacity is 80,000 and often venues like that, everyone's trying to use the phone. was word r

police say 21-year-old jonathan johnson died from gunshot wounds center. a second man, 21-year-old nathaniel bailey, suffered non-life- threatening injuries. officers were called to the shooting around 11 a.m. saturday. authorities say the investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information should contact omaha police. authorities are investigating a shooting that killed one man and injured another in downtown des moines. des moines police say 21- killed and 23- year-old andrew hurley-boyd was hospitalized. officers responded to the incident around 1:10 sunday morning in the city's popular court avenue district. police say investigators are working to locate potential suspects. the fatal shooting is the 17th homicide in des moines this year. after the chaos of black friday, shoppers were encouraged to "shop small" on saturday. ktiv's tommie clark takes us to a downtown shop that benefits from "small business saturday." << "when walking around downtown sioux city, small businesses line the streets-- including the whistle stop." charles swaggerty pursued h

and one of those was jonathan johnson, an espn reporter and recounted what happened when the explosions went off. >> there was bang very audible in the stadium. watching football in paris being a regular, one of paris, a big football team, hearing that sort of sound normally during a game is not something that could be allowed. it's quite a regular occurrence however never as loud as it was this evening. that first bang was then followed up relatively quickly by a second and third one before halftime. after the second one it became quite obvious this wasn't a regular firecracker noise, this was something a little more serious. considering that there was a bomb threat made on the germany national hotel earlier in the day, people already were starting to get a little bit edgy. this was before halftime. around about halftime that's when the reports started to filter through there had been an attack. over halftime, reports started to come through with more details. first of all, we weiere led to believe it was an explosion and then a mail bomb was mentioned and eventually a suicide attack w

jonathan johnson is joining us. he's at the stadium there where those explosions took place. jonathan, you're a journalist, tell us what you saw, what you heard and what's going on now. >> through the first half of the game we heard a couple of loud explosions. explosions here in france they're not entirely uncommon, however those as loud as we heard them tonight, you know, they're very rare if unheard of. so that immediately put everybody on edge that perhaps something might have been and then around about halftime of the game we filtered through a couple incidents in paris, the bombing outside of stade de france itself could have been an explosion and then it escalated to grenades were thrown in the close vicinity of stade de france. and then shooting and hostage taking in paris getting everybody's attention on social media. through mobile phones and such. and now we've come to the end of the game people are able to leave the stadium. the stadium's not in a state of lockdown, however there are a large number of supporters who come to the games on the pitch at present because

to be talking about the security drill in new york city today where you are jonathan and what homeland security skart jay johnson is staying about any possible threats to the u.s. >>> also this afternoon, we're hearing a chilling account about what happened inside the bataclan theater. the american rock band eagles of death metal was on stage. the band was able to run off the stage. and lead singer jesse hughes describes what happened in an interview with vice. >> several people hid in our dressing room and the killers were able to get in and killed every one of them except for a kid hiding under my leather jacket. >> killers got in your dressing room. >> yeah. people were playing dead. they were so scared. so many people wouldn't leave their friends. and so many people put themselves in front of people. >> of the 130 deaths that occurred that night in paris, 89 of them were at the band's concert inside the bataclan theater. an incredible moment captured before the shooting that night. this picture was taken just moments before the attack. showing the eager faces of fans waiting for the concert to begin. you see

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