small matter crying in ireland which is home to some four hundred parents and people family friend luke friend oh told the crowd her death would not be in vain. i think definitely was not only a journalist and an absolutely fearless human being but. a fourth pillar of our democracy and that today's heinous crime was was not only against a human being against a journalist but against a pillar of everyone's democracy and i i hope that's why i know that her life is is it was definitely not for nothing and i'm sure though the torch will be carried by somebody else. sees prime minister joseph miscount who wanted to leave here accused of wrongdoing earlier this year called her killing a barbaric attack on press freedom the journalist had revealed that the panama papers allegedly showed the prime minister's wife owned a company in panama and that large sums of money had been moved between the company and bank accounts in azerbaijan muscat called early elections in june as a vote of confidence to counter the allegations he was reelected after he and his wife denied the accusations politico magazine ha

well, first we'd say, "luke, your friend walt has a cold. you shouldn't go over there." day--"bad news. walt's in the hospital, but he's still cracking jokes with the nurses." next day--"they're trying an experimental drug. fingers crossed." next day--"his body rebelled. he's in a coma." next day--he rallies, next day--coma, next day--coma, next day--coma, next day--eye flutter-- stop. just stop. stop. oh. luke, we have some bad news for you. it's about walt. i'm afraid... he passed away. um, it happened yesterday. he finished writing an angry letter to the postmaster general, and he just fell asleep. okay. it was very peaceful. not the letter. that was full of threats, but...

there's a group of friends and rafe spall plays luke, who goes into an off—licence with one of his friends in a robbery. luke feels guilty because he didn't do anything. the rest of the group then go on this bewildering camping holiday in the middle of nowhere. they need to get somewhere, one of them has hurt his leg, they take a short cut through the woods...! they end up in a cabin that looks like it came straight off the set of the evil dead. never take the short cut! although its reference points are all very familiar, i think it got the group dynamic right. there isjokey, bantery dialogue, so the air of horror is built well. it does that very good thing about withholding its revelations until the last possible moment. i think that although you're going to recognise certain riffs from it, they are done in a way which is sympathetic enough to the characters to make you involved. all the way through, there is this guilt that they have, that rafe spall‘s character feels guilty for this thing that happened in the past, and the rest of the group do kind of blame him as well, so it works on

you gotta stay up don't, don't sleep, you gotta ♪ stay up ♪ take a shot, make a friend, just enjoy the moment ♪ i'm luke friend, just enjoy the moment ♪ i'm luke skywalkin' on these haters ♪ celebrate every day like a birthday ♪ good things come to those that wait up ♪ but don't wait to jump in too long ♪ don't sleep, you gotta stay up don't, don't sleep, you gotta ♪ take a shot, make a friend, just enjoy the moment ♪ i'm luke skywalkin' on these haters ♪ celebrate every day like a birthday ♪ good things come to those that wait up ♪ but don't wait to jump in too long ♪ don't sleep, you gotta stay up don't, don't sleep, you gotta ♪ stay up ♪ got the baes lookin' at me like it's dinnertime ♪ quick to dead the bull like a matador ♪ quick to dead the bull like a matador ♪ bull, bull, bull like a matador ♪ quick to dead the bull like a matador ♪ cap and a stem, catch a wave on us catch a wave on us ♪ take a shot, make a friend, just enjoy the moment ♪ i'm luke skywalkin' on these haters ♪ celebrate every day like a birthday ♪ good things come to those that wait up ♪ but don't wait to jump in too long ♪ don't

luke goes into an off—licence with one of his friend who is then killed in a robbery. lty because he didn't do anything. they go for a camping holiday in the middle of nowhere. they need to get somewhere, one of them has hurt his leg, they ta ke one of them has hurt his leg, they take a short cut through the words, and they end up in a cabin that looks like it is from the evil dead. never take the short cut!|j looks like it is from the evil dead. never take the short cut! i think it got the group dynamic right. there isjokey banter got the group dynamic right. there is jokey banter in the dialogue, so the airof is jokey banter in the dialogue, so the air of horror is built well. it does that very good thing about withholding its revelations until the last possible moment. i think that although you're going to recognise certain things from it, they are done in a way that is significant in —— sympathetic enough to the characters to make you involved. there is this guilt throughout that they have, that race paul's character feels guilty, and the rest of the group do kind o

above all, luke loved to be with his family and with his friends. it was this tight n.i.t. group hat supported luke as he battled opioid addiction. on may 17, 2017, luke lost his battle with this disease after a very difficult, many difficult years of trying to return to normal. throughout his fight, like so many, he was haunted by shame, loss of self-worth, and stigma of being addicted to opioids this. pain was shared by his friends and family affecting the entire community who just wanted to help. to see luke be luke. as he tried to work his way towards recovery, luke's parents discovered the genesis of his addiction. a prescription opioid pill iven to him on his first day in high school. it progressed further when he was offered opioids after a football game during his junior and senior year in high school. ultimately he was offered and accepted the invitation to try heroin. imagine the difficulty for this family and millions like them. at first, luke's family was dumbfounded, angry, and hurt. they had no idea the difficulty he was facing. support luke to by placing him i

this is luke frendo, a friend of her family. lifetime, it is definitely the saddest day that i have lived. as a multi-citizen, i think daphne was not only a journalist and an absolute fearless human being, but a pillar of our democracy. today's heinous crime was not only against the human being, against a journalist, but against a pillar of everyone's democracy. amy: daphne galizia operated a popular blog where her reports cast some of malta's most powerful figures in a bad light, including bankers, casino operators, the country's prime minister, and its opposition leader. galizia spent much of her time over the last two years reporting on revelations about malta in the panama papers, a trove of more than 11 million leaked files that reveal how the rich and powerful in several countries use tax havens to hide their wealth. in the spanish region of catalonia, police arrested two leaders of the catalan independence movement monday, charging them with illegally orchestrating a banned independence vote on october 1. the arrests spar

at the very beginning there's a group of friends, and rafe spall plays luke, who goes into an off—licence because he didn't do anything. the group then go on a bewildering camping holiday in the middle of nowhere. they need to get somewhere, one of them has hurt his leg, they say "let's take a short cut through the words", and they end up and they end up in a cabin that looks like it came straight off the set of the evil dead. never take the short cut! the thing i liked about this was, although its reference points are all very familiar, all these films i've mentioned, i think it got the group dynamic right. there is jokey banter dialogue between the central characters, so the air of horror is built well. it does that very good thing about withholding its revelations until the last possible moment. i think that, although you're going to recognise certain things from it, they are done in a way that is sympathetic enough to the characters to make you involved. there is this guilt throughout that they have, that rafe spall‘s character feels guilty for this thing that happened in the past, an

there's a group of friends and rafe spall plays luke, who goes into an off—licence with one of his friends to get somewhere, one of them has hurt his leg, they take a short cut through the woods...! they end up in a cabin that looks like it came straight off the set of the evil dead. never take the short cut! although its reference points are all very familiar, i think it got the group dynamic right. there isjokey, bantery dialogue, so the air of horror is built well. it does that very good thing about withholding its revelations until the last possible moment. i think that although you're going to recognise certain riffs from it, they are done in a way which is sympathetic enough to the characters to make you involved. all the way through, there is this guilt that they have, that rafe spall‘s character feels guilty for this thing that happened in the past, and the rest of the group do kind of blame him as well, so it works on different levels. i was pleasantly surprised because i had gone in thinking this looks so much like the blair witch project meets wicker man meets the evil dead. alt

however, i don't know what the lady, his lady friend, whoever is going to luke nature on this situation, but he was 64 years old from some smaller nevada town north of town here, and it just sounds like an angry man, an angry old man who is just filled up with ptsd and snapped. host: ok, jim from las vegas, thank you for calling and

i had walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine, including luke combs, who played earlier. we were 50 feet away from where jason was on stage. all of a sudden, you heard what sounded -- it was like, the thing, is that gunfire? and it got faster and faster, almost like it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could see it off of the rafters of the stage. and everyone started running everywhere possible. it was chaotic, for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran in the opposite direction from where my shelter would be, which is my bus, on the opposite side of the stage. i ran, like everyone else. at one point, i was crouched down behind a cross bar with about 20 other people that were -- you know, people coming to the show. and everyone was asking if everyone was okay. there was blood on people. and you could see a couple people in the streets that looked like they had been shot, lying there. it was literally like a movie that you feel like you've seen before that's not real life. >> jake, i know when something like that happens, i imagine th

luke and ray are training, chewy has a new friend and so much more. we'll break it all down as best we can coming up in "the skinny" on this tuesday, october 10th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we do say good morning to everybody on this tuesday. we're going to start with california. thousands of acres across the state up in flames. out of control fires blamed for ten deaths. >> the flames came so fast and furious, the fire is being described as armageddon. many people in northern california had no warning, and they escaped with just the clothes on their backs. 1500 homes burned to the ground. and further south, a fast-proving brush fire has also incinerated homes and forced thousands to evacuate. from our kabc station. kendis is also at the wall to show us where these fires are burning. >> and diane, we're talking about two separate areas, for example up in northern california where the major concern is. about a dozen fires are burning there, the most destructive one. one is ravaging the city of santa rosa, home too nearly 200,0

i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine including one being luke combs, another artist, we were standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage and all of a sudden you heard what sounded -- you know, it was the thing where, is that gunfire? and it got faster and faster, it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage. that's when you saw people fleeing and at that point everyone on stage started running everywhere possible. and it was pretty chaotic for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran on the opposite direction from where my usual shelter would be which is my bus which was on the opposite side of the stage. so i kind of ran like everyone else. at one point i was crouched down behind a parked car with about 20 other people that were just people had come to the show and everyone's asking if everyone is okay. there's blood on people and you could see a couple folks on the street that looked like they'd been shot lying there. i mean, it was like a movie that you feel l

friends are feeling or changes you see in them. teen suicide is preventable. >> reporter: the idea came to luke in june. >> he wasn't to his footballch here, coach walsh, and i said i have this idea, and they took the idea from there and blew it up. >> reporter: it's turned into a website and even has socks sold to fund counseling for teens at places like safe space. >> there's a lot of kids out there like that. their voices need to be heard, and this is the start, and our program is a start. >> reporter: and beyond the banner of competition, comradery, even the opposing players wore the socks tonight. once upon a time, it i e most famous in san mateo, andrea borba, kpix 5. >>> and an exclusive property is hitting the market for the first time in decades. once upon a time it inspired designs in california, ask now it's a place for tech people to go to get the creative juices flowing. >> reporter: it sits 200 feet above the california coast, next to monteros state beach, and right off highway 1. villa montera is an estate that's been an inspiration and backdrop for artists for decades, and now it's inspiring a new generation of crea

luke on judging. >>> two months after breaking from chris pratt, what about her new man. >> ben's best friend. the story line his puppy love. >>> demi lovato admits there's a struggle she's deals with daily. >>> meghan markel meets the queen? >>> this is the first interview, it's "e.t." >> at home with gleb, his newborn baby and his 6-year-old daughter. >> what did you think when she was first born? >> she was looking like a little cucumber. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> the country artists came together. >> they paid tribute to the victims of the many events this year. one of big performances of the night, jason aldean, who was on stage when the deadly shots rang out in vegas. >> jason already has responded with dignity, care, and respect, and in some ways defiance. and we are all proud of him, especially me. >> aldean received a standing ovation and closed the show with the late tom petty's rock anthem ♪ well, i won't back down ♪ no i won't back down >> it's like you kind of hug a little longer now. it puts a whole new level of perspective on everything going forward. ♪ >> the back

i was -- i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine, one being luke combs, anotherrtist that played earlier. we were literally standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage. all of of a sudden you heard what sounded -- you know, it was kind of the thing where it's like, is that gunfire? and it just -- it got faster and faster. almost like it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage. that's when you saw people fleeing. at that point everyone on stage started running everywhere possible. it was pretty chaotic, for sure. >> obviously, it's not just the people at the festival who are pouring out online. carrie underwood said, i woke up to such horrible news. praying for family. keith urban, our hearts and prayers are with everyone involved and affected. this country music community, such a massive part not just of america but american culture, now rocked by what is just a horrific event. >> haunting video from onstage where everyone realizing kind of at the same time what sounds like clicking in the back o

i was -- i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine, one being luke combs, anotherrtist that played earlier. we were literally standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage. all of of a sudden you heard what sounded -- you know, it was kind of the thing where it's like, is that gunfire? and it just

. >> i walked up on the stage with a couple of friends of mine, including one of them being luke combs, another artist that played earlier, and literally standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage. and all of a sudden you heard what sounded -- it was kind of a thing is that gunfire? so i kind of just ran like everyone else. i mean, at one point i was crouched down behind a cop car with about 20 other people that were just, you know, people who had come to the show and everyone is asking if everyone is okay. there was blood on people and you could see a couple folks in the street looked like they had been shot lying there. it was chaotic. it was literally like a movie that you feel like you've seen before that's not real life. >> chilling to hear that gunfire. >>> right now flags at the u.s. capital and white house are at half flag. >>> heel be and torg coverage tonight at 5:00. and lester holt join us for one hour following our 5:00 p.m. newscast. >>> back here in the bay area doctors have released a student beaten until unconscious in a cal dorm. police say the victim got int

. >> that's where we last chewbacca has a cute new friend and ray seems to be training with luke sdi the island. >> can't get any better than that. >> perhaps the most important part ray gets offer from k. >> remember last time around we were talking about david boyega and light saver multi-pronged life safer. >> i heb him kicking out the. >> let's see how tucker feels about it. >> you know how i feel. i thought it was fwraet the first i've times. >> and this is eight. >> it's not fast and furious twelve or whatever. >> wait for it. >> let do the forecast. warm and sticky, 3 washington. and loters later today e temperature 15 above normal this afternoon. mix after cloud and sun and we got a little fog early dry this afternoon and this is last of well above normal days and we'll cool it down, wednesday, thursday, i friday, we'll bounce back look at the weekend forecast. >> warm october, 6:56 we have problems coming from manasas. 66 eastbound side crash bl blocking left shoulder. you can see three vehicles there one with mrinkers on blocking shoulder sutly road and 44 minute suddenlyp.

i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine including one being luke combs, another artist, we were standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage and all of a sudden you heard what sounded -- you know, it was the thing where, is that gunfire? and it got faster and faster, it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage. that's when you saw people fleeing and at that point everyone on stage started running everywhere possible. and it was pretty chaotic for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran on the opposite direction from where my usual shelter would be which is my bus which was on the opposite side of the stage. so i kind of ran like everyone else. at one point i was crouched down behind a parked car with about 20 other people that were just people had come to the show and everyone's asking if everyone is okay. there's blood on people and you could see a couple folks on the street that looked like they'd been shot lying there. i mean, it was like a movie that you feel l

i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine including one being luke combs, another artist, we were standing 50 feet away from where jason was on stage and all of a sudden you heard what sounded -- you know, it was the thing where, is that gunfire? and it got faster and faster, it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage. that's when you saw people fleeing and at that point everyone on stage started running everywhere possible. and it was pretty chaotic for sure. >> where seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran on the opposite direction from where my usual shelter would be which is my bus which was on the opposite side of the stage. so i kind of ran like everyone else. at one point i was crouched down behind a parked car with about 20 other people that were just people had come to the show and everyone's asking if everyone is okay. there's blood on people and you could see a couple folks on the street that looked like they'd been shot lying there. i mean, it was like a movie that you feel like you've seen before

but, you know, i was there with a group of friends and we had went back to the luke comb's concert which the back portion next to the nashville stage. we were sitting on the side because it was busy, right by the bar. michelle was standing there by herself. and just striked up conversation. she mentioned that she was there by herself and made a couple jokes that i've gone to plenty of concerts by myself as well. and just started from there. just enjoyed the show, had a lot of halves. she fit in with our friends. talked about golf, her family, showed me pictures of her sisters and so proud of how beautiful they were. just really a kind, caring, awesome individual. >> cody, you lost track of her after you put her on that truck and after you hoped that she was on her way to the hospital. >> yeah. >> you went back in the field and you helped others but you also found her purse and then were able to find her cell phone. and her family, understandably, were calling her cell phone. you didn't just stop with that. you helped her family find her and talk about that. >> yeah i mean, you know, i fe

friends of mine. including one of them being luke combs, another artist who played earlier. we were literally standing 50 feet away from where jake was on stage. all of a sudden, you heard what sounded -- you know, it was the thing where you were like, is that gunfire? it got faster and faster, almost like it sounded like it was an automatic rifle. you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage. that's when you saw people fleeing. at that point, everyone on stage just started running everywhere possible. it was pretty chaotic, for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran the opposite direction from where my usual shelter would be, which is my bus. it was on the opposite side of the stage. i ran like everyone else. at one point, i was crouched down behind a cop car with about 20 other people that were just, you know, people that had come to the show. everyone is asking if everyone is okay. there was blood on people. you could see a couple folks in the streets that had -- it looked like they'd been shot, lying there. it was

i had walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine, including luke combs, who played earlier.were 50 feet away from where jason was on stage. all of a sudden, you heard what sounded -- it was like, the thing, is that gunfire? and it got faster and faster, almost like it sounded like an automatic rifle. you could see it off of the rafters of the stage. and everyone started running everywhere possible. it was chaotic, for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately, i ran in the opposite direction from where my shelter would be, which is my bus, on the opposite side of the stage. i ran, like everyone else. at one point, i was crouched down behind a cross bar with about 20 other people that were -- you know, people coming to the show. and everyone was asking if everyone was okay. there was blood on people. and you could see a couple people in the streets that looked like they had been shot, lying there. it was literally like a movie that you feel like you've seen before that's not real life. >> jake, i know when something like that happens, i imagine that t

friend or something. >> no, no, no. you could play luke'shing we could do that could be kind of fun. i know you always go to pop's where a lot of stuff goes down, specially episode one, season -- well, last episode of -- anyway, it's a diner, it's fun. i love that you guys and i'll tell you later -- but you're always like, having milkshakes. jughead is having the hamburgers. like every kid does, you have a a cool diner. i thought we could do a new challenge called "the milkshake challenge," where you go to anywhere that sells milkshakes and see how fast you can down a a full milk shake with your buddies. it's the "riverdale" milkshake challenge. >> we do it everyday. >> jimmy: you want to try? >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's go do it right now. [ cheers and applause ] you good? all right i'll get in the middle. ♪ [ talking over each other ] >> are you part of this? >> jimmy: i'm in man. >> oh, my god. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: will you stop? that's it, please. that's gonna be a meme -- >> do we look straight into camera while doing it?

his friends and family say he's missing, and they don't know his reaction. >>> celebrities are reacting. country singer luke tweeted, "words can't begin to explain my sadness. my family and i are praying for the victims of this tragedy. truly heartbroken." pop star ariana grande, who dealt with a deadly bombing at her own concert in the uk in year, tweeted, "my heart is breaking for las vegas. we need love, unity, peace, gun control, and for people to look at this and call it what taos -- terrorism." superstar taylor swift tweeted, "there are no words to express the broken heart and hopelessness i feel for the victims of las vegas and their families." >>> a florida man will spend at least 13 years in prison for murdering a 14-year-old girl and trying to cover it up. it's the culmination of a 33-year-old case in bucks counties. the jury convicted george shaw of third-degree murder in july. investigators say shaw drugged barbara rowen as he babysat his daughter in 1984. they say he suffocated her and dumped her body on the side of the raw. shaw says someone else killed the girl. a witness testified he helped

. >> reporter: luke founded play for prevention a nonprofit. he had socks made in honor of his friend's favorite color, and the logo is an eyebrow arch, a tribute to her love of makeup. both teens wore the socks that are designed to keep people talking. >> it's happening, and keeping it a secret is not helping anybody. the more we can talk about it and bring it into schools, i think the better off we'll be. >> reporter: luke hopes that play for prevention inspires and empowers teens to talk about their struggles, that bringing suicide out into the light may help the darkness from becoming overwhelming. >> it's not a sign of weakness if you're in a struggle to reach out and stay you have a problem. >> reporter: the teen quarterback hopes to use football's popularity to raise awareness. >> i'm glad i could bring it to attention and trite to make a difference. >> reporter: this game is only the beginning. luke and his mother plan to bring their awareness campaign play for prevention to other sporting events in the coming months. in san mateo, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 10:00, police in sa

i was -- i had just walked up on the stage with a couple friends of mine, including one being luke combsist that had played earlier and we were literally standing 50 feet away from where jason was on sta what sounded -- you know, it was the kind of thing where it was like is that gun fire and it got faster and faster, almost like it sounded like it was an automatic rifle, you could hear it ringing off the tops of the rafters of the stage, that's when you saw people fleeing, at that point everyone on stage started running everywhere possible. it was pretty chaotic for sure. >> where were you able to go to seek cover? >> unfortunately i ran on the opposite direction from where my usual:pz shelter would be whic my bus which was on the opposite side of the stage, so i kind of just ran like everyone else, i mean, at one point i was crouched down behind a with about 20 other people that were just people that come to the show and everyone is asking ifó everyone is okay, there's blood on people and you could see a couple folks in the street that had -- looked like they had been shot lying there

luke. he played darryl in the last episode of "this is us." he was my childhood friend.emmys. >> jimmy: oh, i've heard of that. >> where they give a lot of awards to a lot of the crew members and things like that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i think he might have misread something. so he leaves me this heart felt, deeply sincere message thinking that i won an emmy. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: when you had not won an emmy. >> when i had not. i hadn't even not gotten it yet. i wasn't even there yet. it was a week away. >> jimmy: what's great about it is we have audio of the message that he left -- [ light laughter ] on milo's answering machine on his phone. can we listen to it? >> yeah, i'd love to. >> holy [ bleep ], bro. i know -- i know everybody's calling you. it's jeremy. i'm calling you. i just looked it up, like, [ bleep ] emmy winners and your [ bleep ] name was there. i love you, bro. you deserve this more than anybody i know. holy [ bleep ]. awesome. [ laughter and applause ] >> but that is like -- >> jimmy: that's all you want. >> but that was a week before the emmy

luke? what are you doing here? >> look, i'm sorry, about but do you guys think this is sexy? because there's nothing sexy about what is happening here. look, look, i like you, are a friend. the beef is strictly between me and usher. >> no, no, no, right now. >> look, i'm just staying. >> i'm sexy. >> hey, hey, hey. i'm just saying, if this is truly a rif off riff off of the secretaries ys vokals as far as i am concerned you guy requests just bat tell out for second and third place. >> james: i don't know, sounds like we're about to find out. >> hit it, boys. one, two, three, ♪ i gotta take a little time a little time ♪ to think things over can't stop now ♪ i've traveled so far to change this lonely life ♪ i want to know what love is i want you to show me ♪ i want to feel what love is i know you can show me ( cheers and applause ) >> well, well, well, okay, okay, i guess what they say is true. no one sings like gaston. >> that's right. >> james: look, luke, that was, that was unbelievable. >> all right, i'm going to call it. you guys were better than me, i'm not going to get upset about it or anything out there. >> no, no, no, don't you dare. i'm going to walk awa

my co-worker and i were talking to friends we had met, enjoying music when there were a couple of loud pops and we all, luke most other people, thought it was fireworks because they're so common at music festivals and we looked up and didn't find them and i was shortly after that that we legalized -- the gunfire starts and it was gunfire and not fireworks? >> what did people do? i imagine iltz was very kay otting. what happened? >> it was very kay ott eck. people were screaming. looking around, trying to figure out where to go, where the gunfire was coming from, it sounded like it was on the street on the other side of the fence for us. so we ran to -- there were some bleachers with seating. we ran under neath the bleachers and got as low as we could under neath the bleachers. >> we had jake owens on, the country music star who performed just before jason aldean. what stood out to us, it must have been eight to ten minutes of nonstop shooting. from a timing perspective, does that sound about right to you? >> my guess earlier was probably about 15. i would say 10 to 15 minutes. >> wow. there would be gunfire