later that night, a squad of kenyan soldiers crept back into nakumatt's.n who videoed the meat counter where amber and her children had hidden earlier in the day. fred, in his white coat, had been playing dead for eight hours. >> i was still lying down. when i saw the military boots and the uniform, now i was relieved. >> the shop workers who had been hiding behind the meat locker were also freed. they were the last group of civilians to be rescued from the the mall. >> i was very lucky. maybe, that was my day. that's what i can say. >> at 13 minutes past 9:00, the security camera captured the last recorded image of the terrorists. >> i don't really blame them as individuals. they really were just ordinary men with very, very wrong ideas about life. they were there to send out a message to the world, however messed up their message was, and to die doing it. vements versus . get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. the uncertainties i don't wanto

i'll always remember that guy. >> inside nakumatt's, the four gunmen regrouped.everal dozen people so far. outside the mall, there was still no sign of a rescue operation. it was 45 minutes since the attack had begun. >> i got the call and they said, don't go to westgate, there's a robbery and they're killing people. >> veteran war photographer of reuters news agency shot rapid bursts of pictures as he moved past the terrorists' car and found the victims of the first few minutes of the attack. >> he was coming out of one of the barracks. it was very real seeing those people, the music you could hear in the elevators, you know. >> a handful of police had arrived, but the sound of heavy gunfire had kept them out of the mall. amber lay behind the meat counter with her children, bleeding from a bullet through the pelvis. >> it felt endless. it felt like no one was coming for us i