but to get back to the patio, i actually was inside on the main dance floor. i was getting ready to order a cocktail or a drink, but i felt like it was a little too packed inside, so i actually walked out to the patio where there was less people so i can be able to order my last drink. as i was putting my order in, i was leaning over the counter talking to one of my best bartenders, holly, and that's when the first of 20 to 30 rounds went off. the first two rounds when it went off, everybody didn't really move because they thought it was part of the music because the music was so loud. and then when it kept on going, i think everybody's instinct went to this is not music, these are gunshots. and that's when everyone on the main dance floor just started running out of pulse through an emergency exit. i mean it was like something off of a movie. everybody was falling on each other. it was very hard. people were trying to help other people get out. we already got outside of the patio, i made it out and then i found this young gentleman, he was about 27 or so, his

after that we snuck out the little back did or where we were at to the outside patio area. we were trying to gather what we her, then we heard a couple more gunshots fired. that's when everyone was running, jumping over the back patio fence. my roommates jumped over. i actually went through the pulse employee hallway forthink i could lock myself in the hallway, i heard more shots inside pulse. i ran back out. my roommates helped me get over the eight-foot tall fence. that's when we all ran for it. during my run i heard mr. gunshots, and a fight or flight situation. i kind of hopped behind an suv. that's when i then crawled underneath and hid there for a bit. after a few minutes, which sche seemed like forever, i creeped out and made sure the coast was clear because the police perimeter was set about 100 yards away to be safe, as a safe zone. whever i was getting ready to do that, i hatched to see someone covered in blood stumbling through the parking lot. i kind of grabbed him and pulled him over to me, and he was still coherent, but you could tell he might have been a litt

i decided to step out from the main dance floor and go outside of the patio. once i got to the patio and leaned over to talk to the bartender, that's when the shooting started. i'm very lucky, and there are other people that weren't. it's just so so sad. >> are you a regular there? was this your first visit? i know -- you know, this takes place against the backdrop of pride month and last night was latin night. >> yeah. i don't want to say i'm a regular. i go out sometimes here and there, but nothing as a constant basis. i go there once in a while. actually, that was my first time on latin night which was a saturday. it was my first day going to that event. >> what do you do in your life? >> i actually was a medical assistant for two years. i currently work at a different job right now. i'm trying to study to go to college, but this -- i feel like it was the -- a great point in my life so i can understand that my medical field background, it kicked in and hennlped me and helped other people. it makes me want to go further in it. i was able to be a there. it sh

this morning i met one of those who hid on the patio. he has an english husband, jack, who was in nottingham at the time and they were texting anxiously. >> they were still shooting at us. we ran again. all the music and everything stops. everything stops. all you hear is this loud noise like, pop, pop, pop. one after another. and then just doesn't stop. it doesn't stop. like it just keeps going. and so i run out to an enclosed patio that was in the back. >> how did you manage to get out? >> i hear people coming in, so i kind of poked my head out and i see this swat team of people. and so i come out like i'm excited to see them. i put my hands up. they're all like holding up guns like they want to shoot me but i'm like, hey, i'm not part of this. please, please, help me. you please? and so i guess after a second they realize i'm not part of it so they grab me and get me to safety and we just walked low and, like, getting to safety. >> what about your friends? did everyone get out? >> people from the party died. people from our party died

. >> my two roommates and i were in the very corner of the main bar near the patio exit. so it's like basically there's an outdoor bar and we were kind of next to the door leading out. when the shooter happened, we didn't see anything and we didn't really think it was a shooting at first because we didn't see -- no one seemed to really be frantic. but then we still all kind of ducked because of the loud noise. but we went outside to the back patio area, gathered our thoughts and then we heard a couple more gunshots and that's when we saw people running saying, you know, there's a gun, there's a shooter, and then people are hopping over the back patio fence to run away. at this time there's police already setting up perimeters for like safe zones, et cetera. my roommates and i actually originally ran into the pulse employee area, which was like a back door, and we were kind of hiding out in there and then we heard shooting get closer from inside, so we ran back out and that's when we hopped the fence. when we hopped the fence, my two roommates bolted. i was still a little

i was outside on the patio. so i never heard the gunman or heard him. i just heard gun shots it went from having a fun time, music playing to three, four gun shots, music stopping and all you heard was gun shots, screaming and tables knocking over and people jumping, people screaming inside, trying to get outside, more gun shots. i'm sorry. >> pelley: did it seem like it was ever going to end? >> no, it didn't seem real actually. i can't say it would never happen to anybody. i mean it has but it is very sad, i don't know. it shouldn't be that type of hate. >> pelley: sean, thank you so much. i appreciate you, that was difficult but people need to know what happened and i'm so grateful. we can't tell the story unless you tell i.t. for us. >> thank you very >> thank you very much. >> pelley: eye witness and survivor sean royster has been estimated today that as many as 200 people managed to escape the club uninjured. coming up next on this spec.i.a.l edition of the "cbs evening news," from more orlando, florida, why lone wolf attacks seem to be so difficu

luckily my roommates and i were near the back patio exit. which is where the back patio bar is.e left when we heard the initial gun shots. and hopped over the fence eventually. that's when we ran into the parking lot through the safety zone that was set up at the perimeter from the police. during running through the parking lot, i did hear some gunshots again. and i jumped. and that's when i hid behind a car. my roommates kept going. i yelled for them, don't worry about me. i'm fine. i'll hide. initially when the gunshots got further away that's when i kind of peeked around to make my run for it. that's when i actually found rodney kind of limping around and he was mumbling he needs help. i went and grabbed him. brought him behind the car where i was. i told him everything's going to be okay. i'm here to help him. he told me he thinks he's been shot. so that's when i noticed he had been shot once in each arm. i took it upon myself to let him know that i'm going to try to stop the bleeding. i took my shirt off and tied it around his first, initial gunshot wound on his left arm. i

again, looking back over here, that's your patio.nly other way to get in and out of that club right there. again, the entrance and the exit played a huge role in how many people were trapped inside. >> well, the attack has some wondering about security at bars and nightclubs here in the washington area. this evening we're hearing from bar owners and bar patrons about their concerns and what they are doing differently. pat collins continues our team coverage now. he's live in dupont. pat? >> reporter: pat, a massacre at a gay b change the way we live here? if you go into a gay bar now after what's happened, would you be looking over your shoulder? >> no. i refuse to let fear make me a victim. >> reporter: what impact will the orlando massacre have on the gay bar scene here? >> it's scary when you're conreinvestigaconr congregated in a group, especially a specific group where people might have an agenda against that specific group. it's scary. >> reporter: will this change the way you live? >> not at all. it won't affect me at all. >>

. >> you were out on the patio, this was happening in the main room? >> yeah. >> what exactly could you hear. >> all the gun shots. >> bursts, time. people running out, heading towards the exit. you know, trying to get out. i didn't realize what it was until i looked inside and saw everybody running out and at that point, i dug behind the deejay booth. there was a little pause, about 15 seconds, at that point, the person under the booth i was like go -- >> you were able to run out to the street in. >> we ran out the exit gate. >> you never had a chance to see the gunman? >> no. could just hear it. >> was anyone shot -- >> not on the patio, no. >> people were just -- >> that was more of the escape route, everybody was jumping the fence. >> were people getting out of the main room where the shooter was? >> yeah, yeah, everybody was heading for every exit there was. there's another side room which security did a great getting everybody out of that room. they got them out that way. and then, basically, once the shots started coming, everybody cleared. >> y

some of the patrons hid in bathrooms, others ran, escaping through a back patio.wasn't stopping. >> those who couldn't escape became trapped, held hostage by the gunman. one mother, mina justice, received text messages from her son, eddie, who was hiding with several others. >> i got the text and he said call the police. so i called dispatcher and reported that there was a shooting at a club. >> from inside the bathroom, eddie wrote he's coming. i'm gonna die. when mina asked if the shooter was in the bathroom with him, eddie responded yes. it would be the last text mina would ever receive from her son. finally at 5:00 a.m., police stormed the building. the sound of gunfire ringing into the streets. and outside, chaos. the wounded carried out by friends and bystanders. family members rushing to find loved ones. >> no one can tell me where my son is. if he's been shot, if he's dead. >> the fbi says they investigated mateen on two previous occasions and just moments before the carnage began, he called 911, pledging his allegiance to isis. in washington, president ob

we don't know if he exited the patio and then back in. our understanding at this moment is he retreated back inside following this gun fight with the orlando police officer who was working off duty at the club. that he retreated back inside is the word they used and that's when they took the hostages. >> do we have an idea on the number of hostages reported? >> they say they believe they saved 30 people by going inside and they apart of the decision that led them to go inside is not just the hostages but the fact 15 people were in the bathroom reaching out to authorities saying we're trapped in here. 30 people they believe they saved. 15 in the other room, leading us to believe that they think they saved 15 of those hostages. >> i know there are a lot of questions and i appreciate your attempt to answer, particularly the difficult ones. if we don't have a clear perspective on those yet. thank you. joining me on the phone john micah whose district is in the area. your thoughts when you heard the news of this terrible tragedy. >> it is abso

53 people are fighting for their lives in hospitals here in orlando and how many people even on the patiorea, how many people were still there, do you think? >> there was quite a few, probably 20, 30, maybe, something like that, but you know, it's a shame because everybody was having a great time just like they always do on southbou sundays and i've worked there for years and the bartenders and the wait staff and the owner, that's my family. >> and those people, the ones that you know, your family, have you spoken to them and accounted for them? >> some of them aren't doing anything and that's -- whether it be here or the other club, that's my family. and i just want to make sure they all got out. i know a couple of them were on the bus with me and stuff like that, so i want to make sure everybody is okay. >> so you were helping that man and woman that you had them hide underneath the booth. >> he kind of took off and the girl was freaking out and i said let's go. >> how did you and she end up getting out? >> there was a side door and the cop was telling us to go that way so we followed h

jumping over the back patio fence and my roommates jumped over. i went through the pulse employee hallway for a few thinking i could lock myself in the hallway but then i heard more shots from inside pulse so i ran back out. my roommates helped get over a eight to ten foot tall fence and that's when we ran. during our run i heard more gun shots and i just kind of hopped behind an suv. that is when i then crawled underneath and hid there for a little bit. after a few minutes which seemed like forever, i kind of like creeped out to make sure the coast was clear because the police perimeter was set about 100 yards away to be like safe, a safe zone. whenever i was getting ready to do that, i happened to see someone covered in blood stumbling through the parking lot. i grabbed him and pulled him over to me and he was still coherent but you could tell he might been delusional from the loss of blood. he was like, hey, man i think i got shot. i checked and first i saw two, one in each arm. i took my shirt off and told him i got to stop the bleeding. i tie

i was getting my last drink by the outside bar on the patio. i leaned over to give instructions to how i wanted my drink to the bartender and the shots just started coming. and it felt like it was never going to stop until when it did stop, my instinct was to get out. like get out as fast as i can. because this is a chance where nothing is being -- no bullets are being ricocheted everywhere, i'm just going to get out. and once i started running, he started going again. and honestly while i was outside, it felt like never ending shots. everyone asking why wouldn't it stop. and it was just a mohorrible scene. >> this started around 2:00 in the morning, away last call, people had been there, a small space. describe to me again the area where you were and were you able to see where the shots were coming from? >> yeah, again, i was by the bar in the back in the patio. it's like outside of pulse. it's an extension where you can stand outside and be able to smoke a cigarette instead of smoking inside. so while i was standing there, i was very close to

this was the outdoor patio. a lot of survivors on the patio.ne of the reasons here is you've got this fence and it's not that tall. the thing that i'm going to talk about time and time as we look at it -- there this is the entrance. there was one entrance and one exit to this club. that is a significant issue. here is your inside layout of the club. a couple of things to point out. the bathrooms here, men's restroom here as well as here and you have a women's restroom here. so many people who texted family from inside the club were holed up in this bathroom which leads us to believe that the gunman was working his way here. this is the dance floor. this is where most of the people we believe were massacred. you have the bars here. like any club, thomas. we're familiar with how clubs are laid out and this one is no different. but again, the thing that we're going to continue to talk about is this is labeled as the lobby. this is the only entrance in and out of this club. so once the gunman was forced back inside the club, inside this entrance by

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we're on the patio. this is nbc universal. this is our patio right here.rought out some grillers. they went away. this is chef derrick. where did you go? i go live on television and my chefs go away. he said it's a slow-cooking chicken he's making. we're going to talk to each of them coming up in the 5:00 hour. right now i've got some of uso people here. you just told me uso is a huge organization, but it is bigger here in the metro area than anywhere else. >> that's correct. this is the largest uso in the world. we serve over 300,000 active duty military and their families in our region as well as 130,000 who travel through our airports locally each year. >> reporter: this is a big event for you guys. we have the barbecue battle coming up. this is an event that helps to raise money for the uso. >> yes, absolutely. we're thrilled that giant has beneficiary of the barbecue battle next weekend. we have been participating with this event for three years now. many of the military chefs who will be competing in the military chef cookoff, they participate and vo

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somehow she gets him out in the patio and is like calm down dave, calm down.out of the darkness, he stumbles on the patio. >> he loses his balance and that's her opportunity and she goes at him. the gun goes off and she eventually gets the gun and just she empties it. >> then she said she ran back into the house. put the gun inside the grandfather clock and called 911. >> she has no idea he's dead. he's down she thinks he's getting up. they give their abusers. >> so yes, she lied about the prowler, but did it almost automatically her conditioned response to her jane's lie, their minds were made up, that she was a cold calculated killer. so when police found those clothes shoved in a laundry room, they believed it must have been jane's attempt to hide evidence, but those clothes when tested only had a tiny fragment of gunshot residue. they never bothered to test the pajam pajamas. the pa jaj mass wejamas were co gunshot residue. proving she was wearing the pajamas when the gun went off. as for the claim she jumped up to wash her hands before a gunshot residue t

. >>> it's an example of why you need to make sure you secure your lawn and patio furniture during stormyday. >> this video is coming to us from miami, but what this wicked weather is doing could be anywhere right here in our area. nbc's marisa bagg reports. >> look out! look out! >> wild wind blew so strong through downtown miami saturday it flung furniture off balconies, not just once or twice, but several times endangering anyone walking or driving below. >> a chair almost hit a car and a car swerved out of the way of the street. >> they live at the marina blue building along biscayne and northeast 9th street. they couldn't believe their eyes. >> i'm here driving and seeing it happen and you see the lounge chairs just completely collapsed and broken apart and obviously over here we have the electrical boxstroyed as well. the front door to the lobby had to be repaired today. the national weather service warned there could be strong storms and wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour saturday, but residents didn't expect this. >> it was just crazy because the rain was just coming down and all

when i reached the back patio i knew i had reached the outside and that's when i tried to stand up, and zig-zag out. >> how long would you say from the first shot that you recognized as a bullet, from a gun, to the time you got outside? >> probably 45 seconds, a minute. it was -- everything was just so quick. it happened so quick. it was like a herd of elephants. everyone kept going and there was no stopping. when i was on the ground trying to call out i got stepped on a couple times and by the time i got out, i thought i have to get out of here. it was either life or death, and there was no way. i was going to -- >> surely dark in there did you see casualties? >> i saw that there were people that may not get out possibly. there were people that were limping. people shot in the hand, arms. they were just running, and when we were trying to make it across the street, noticed some that had already been shot and they had stopped and rested and were believing scout trying to wrap people. put a bandana on a bull resident hold to keep them from bleeding out, and the paramedics took him. and i

trata de verÓnica 77 aÑos de edad que el pasado 7 de junio se robÓ una ambulancia, la detuvieron en el patiopervisor de campos echÓ a andar un plan para apoyar a los damnificados del incendio en el distrito de la misiÓn de san francisco sÁbado pasado. campos reconociÓ que debido a la crisis de vivienda que padece la ciudad serÁ difÍcil conseguir un lugar permanente para su techo desplazados, pero trabajan para que la reconstrucciÓn sea mÁs rápida. entretanto decenas de damnificados regresaron a recoger sus pertenencias. >> desde que no fuÉramos porque se estaba incendiando, al momento que abrimos la puerta para bajar por la cadena se inundÓ de humo. reportero: dave campo le pidiÓ que no tendrÁn ningÚn documento que les impida regresar a sus casas una vez que se reconstruyan. ya la calle misiones en san francisco muchos residentes llegaron a una audiencia pÚblica a ventilar su oposiciÓn o apoyo a este proyecto que segÚn la agencia de transporte tiene como fin disminuir los accidentes y proveer un servicio de autobÚs mÁs rápido. flavio. flavio: marÍa leticia, buenas noches. hace cuatro meses l

luego el pistolero ingresa al patio del club pulse donde habÍa 20 personas.da de bala en el estÓmago y segundos despuÉs en la pierna y en el tobillo. otro grupo estaba escondido en el armario. luego se interrumpe la llamada. en total, la masacre, la toma de rehenes durÓ tres horas con 20 minutos. mucho de los oficiales que conversaron con las vÍctimas e ingresaron al club han tenido que recibir apoyo tecnolÓgico. jorge: gracias. pasamos a una decisiÓn que podrÍa proteger a miles de menores indocumentados que han entrado a los estados unidos la decisiÓn de un juez permite que los pequeÑos no tengan que ir solos a la corte. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica. juan carlos: la demanda presentada a nombre de varios niÑos tiene que ser colectiva y podrÍa incluir a miles de menores asÍ lo dictaminÓ un juez. >> va a ser benÉfico para todos los niÑos que se encuentran ahora en proceso de inmigraciÓn. juan carlos: la demanda fue presentando 1014. exige que el gobierno federal prevea asistencia. >> si la corte ordena que todos los menores de edad deben de tener un abogado

representantes dicen que estÁn dispuestos a sentarse a negociar con todos los foristas incluyendo a los del patio obligaciones es de 700 millones de dÓlares y la asamblea legislativa se apartÓ unos 300 millones el pago de los intereses. desde san juan puerto rico. presentadora: momentos de tensiÓn se vivieron el edificio que aloja las oficinas del tribunal superior electoral a la repÚblica dominicana. excandidatos protagonizaran un incidente con agentes de la policÍa. rocío amplia. rocÍo: aunque un cerco policial es impedir el plazo los excandidatos acompaÑados del grupo de seguidores irrumpieron la portada de acceso al edificio, estuvieron hasta la quinta planta donde funcionan las oficinas superiores electorales. se protagonizÓ un forcejeo con la seguridad del lugar. > son personas del pueblo civilizadas, pero tienen derecho y estÁn dispuestos a exigir cualquier consecuencia. de eso sÍ tienen que estar claro. Éste gobierno y este tribunal >, diputado actual tienen el derecho de recoger la sentencia que votaron en contra. rocÍo: los excandidatos a la alcaldÍa asÍ como el aspirante para acudir al

. >>> a camden county man trying to mac a little bit of money off an unused patio set got more than her. that's when he flew up the red flag and called nbc 10 responds. we're breaking down what to look for so you don't get caught up in the same scam. plus this story. >> we're concerned about learning disabilities with be problems with visions and learning. >> a mom with zika gives birth to a baby with birth defects in north jersey. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic right now. we're looking live at the boulevard. right around fox street. no big problems or delays there. we are seeing some foggy spots. i'll show you some of those when i come back at 6:30. for now let's get a check on today's forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> jessica, this should get rid of the fog, sunshine an a quick warmup, too. a live view from the luxurious loews hotel in center city. we'll see more and more sunshine. back in the 80s this afternoon. >> thank you, bill. we continue to follow breaking news this morning. a crash, a shooting and one of those bullets

carlos rosario was hanging with friends on the club's back patio when he heard a sudden popping sound. >> 20 to 30 rounds went off. the first two rounds, everybody thought it was part of the music because the music was so loud. when it kept on going, i think everybody's instinct went to this is not music, these are gunshots. >> oh, my dwod. they're all shooting back and forth. >> patron joshua mcgill described to letter holt what he heard and how he ultimately escaped. >> at this had pointing, it was like, boom, boom, boom. >> were people screaming? >> screaming, running, i think the fence broke from so many pushing on it to get out. >> it went with the beat almost until you heard too many shots. it was like bang, bang, bang, that's when you just know chaos is just -- it was in turmoil. >> club goers trapped inside began calling 911 and texting and using social media to describe the horror inside. four of us still hiding. lights are off in club. cops are here, but haven't got us yet the there are people still hiding inside the club that the shooters don't know they're in there. the cl

he scrambled off the back patio, escaping. >> the gun shots were constant, just, bap bap bap bap. >> reporter: police officers rushing into the club, exchanging gunfire with the bathrooms. mateen enters, taking four to five hostages. at 2:30 a.m., the gunman calls 911, hanging up twice before a dispatchers calls him back, and there on the phone, mateen pledges allegiance to isis. and he was telling them, stop bombing isis. for hours, police negotiating with the killer. at 5:00 a.m., the s.w.a.t. team leader threatens to strap explosive vefts on his hostages. >> he did talk about putting vests on some of the hostages. >> reporter: it's a turning point. s.w.a.t. teams move in, using heavy explosives to break holes in the walls of the club. >> the suspect came out of that hole himself, armed with a handgun and a long gun, engaged in a gun battle with officers. >> this video, capturing the barrage of bullets on the night. the killer, dead. an riddled with bullet holes. >> in addition to the 49 people killed, more than 50 other were also injured in that attack. 29 of them are receiving tr

the single-engine plane smashed into it and smashed a fire the burned wreckage of the plane in the patio area. this happened near the hawthorn municipal airport around 5:15. >> saw a red plane flying really low. just lost control, hit a palm tree, veer offend and ran straight into the wall. >> two people on board the aircraft died in the crash. tonight the ffa and the ntsb are investigating. >>> bart riders are warned expect some delays all weekend. part is closing one of the tracks between south hayward and fremont all day tomorrow and sunday for repair work. bart is going to single-track trains through the area is that. is going to cause delays of up to 40 minutes. >>> more than a million dollars in school money gone. where did it go? emily turner reports you won't believe where the money ended up. >> can we interview you? no? okay. >> reporter: we always knew it wasn't polite to talk about money. but when it comes to the $1 million taken from this school, it's totally off-limits. >> can we interview you? no? >> reporter: they discovered the missing million after the founder and head o

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i see there's also a patio area. >> there was a patio area. i went out the back.ear the back where the vip is near the unisex bathroom. >> and over a wall to get clear of it? >> yes. there's a small space, and when everyone was going all at once, they just pummelled. >> and you just -- i imagine you kept going until you felt you reached a safe distance away? >> yes. i crouched down and i was zig zaging. my dad taught me to zig zag any time there was a situation. i knew that if i were to flee a situation i was to try to stay safe as well, and once i was in the position of feeling safe and not being in a -- harm's way, i guess you would say, i was focusing to help other people as well. >> i imagine everyone who lived from last night who was there with someone who may have encountered someone has spent a good part of today going crazy trying to find information. you mentioned the person you were with was shot. what do you know? >> well, the person i was with, it was just somebody who was next to me. i didn't know who he was. the one who i helped that was shot, i didn

>> i was toward the back, the patio. the vip section. near the bath rooms. you just heard a bang, bang, bang. it was just -- you thought it was music at first. and -- after you realized, when i turned around and there was bodies falling. people screaming. the guy next to me fell. blood on me. i dropped. crawled. and realized it wasn't music. there was somebody really shooting. >> chris, i'm sorry, you couldn't see the shooter? >> i did not see the shooter myself. >> over how many minutes did this unfold? >> how many what? i'm sorry? >> over how many minutes did this unfold? >> how many minutes did this unfold? >> oh, how many minutes. oh, probably 15, 20, 30 minutes? >> he was just shooting methodically? >> oh, the shooting probably went on for about four or five minutes. because it was just continuous. there was a quick silence. and then another continuous go. after i had left, i had to crawl out. i was on my stomach, down, crawled. i found cement. realized i was outside. i got up, ran across the street, you could still hear the shooting. >> he was shooting

backyard to store about 20 trees down, ripped a bunch of shingles off the house, all torn down all the patio furniture ripped a you cap almost like right here. >> a a lot of property damage. o af lot of trees do. roads have been cleared out. there's still some problems. people are working hard theorki county is working hard. hopefully get the pour we are back for everybody soon: advertisement give i was little more perspectivegi take a look t how huge this tree is. yesterday afternoon the tornado touched down here in howard county traveled 13 miles and lasted about 20 minutes, which n isut quite a long time for a tornado. officials say lucky nobody was seriously hurt or killed that's likely because people listened to warnings to shelter in place. now let's go live to my colleague tom fitzgerald who is life at the cleveland park metro station in dc with more of the problems that this storm caused. tom. >> reporter: hey alexandria, this is the staircase of the connecticut southbound entrance yesterday this thing at thist time it was a waterfall. fox 5 is just obtained newai security video. you

. >> well, i was towards the back by the patio area. and it was kind of by the bathroom so it was near an exit. all you heard was a bang, bang, bang. you thought it was music at first. after you realized when i turned around and there was bodies falling. people screaming. the guy next to me fell, blood on me. i dropped. crawled. realized it wasn't music, there was somebody really shooting. >> i'm sorry. you couldn't see the shooter? >> i did not see the shooter myself, no. >> and over how many minutes did this unfold? >> how many what? i'm sorry? >> over how many minutes did this unfold? >> how many minutes did this unfold? >> oh. how many minutes. oh, probably 15, 20, 30 minutes. >> he was just shooting methodically? >> the shooting went on for about four, five minutes. it was just continuous. there was a quick silence and then another continuous go. after i left because i had to crawl out on my stomach, down, crawled, realized i was outside, got up and ran across the street and you could still hear the shoot. >> he was still shooting

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out to the back and all i know i just had to stay down and stay low and once i felt the cement and patio i knew i was outside. >> reporter: others like michael hoffman from philadelphia are also counting their blessing. >> we left about 12, something told me get out of here, something is about to happen. god probably sent a message down from heaven and said just get out of this club. >> reporter: praying for men and women senselessly murdered. >> it is really devastating. it is heart breaking for the community. i pray for their families. >> reporter: as this meticulous federal investigation continues into the days and weeks ahead the community here in orlando is looking forward, trying to come together, and in fact tonight at 7:00 o'clock just a mile and a half from club pulse where 49 necessary event victims lost their lives, thousands will gather for a candle light vigil. we will have coverage at ten and 11:00. we are live in orlando, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as officials continue to look into the background of the shooter, americans are remind todd remain vigila

. >>> i tried to get everything off the patio but one day of rain? handle it. >> we'll make it through. >> it's tomorrow. >> i have to get the cushions off the bench. >> we're not talking a hurricane. we leave the lawn furniture outside. it will be steady rainfall for some likely more than we see in a month. average month of june we'll get tomorrow in a day mainly in the morning. rain will come to the north bay just after midnight. cloud cover, milder, santa rosa 51. oakland 54. there's futurecast painting a wet picture for you in marin county. the same sort of wind and cool air will be the same source of this rain. this is a weather map i would show you around easter early april with the strong low diving down from the gulf of alaska. rain, thunderstorms, mountain snowfall for the pacific northwest. and then digging far enough south to impact our weather here. rarely does a storm come down this time of year to give us a chance of rain in the area. lo and behold that's one come and will be here tonight. futurecast 3 a.m., rain for you healdsburg, uki

i continued on toward the back patio.at was an exit. >> you had been to the pulse nightclub and knew how to get out? >> no. this was actually my first time being here. i just moved here from orlando. it was latin night. i didn't know the language. music is international. it speaks to you. it's love. you just move to t there were three different rooms to it. like any new person that goes into a nightclub or a place that they had never been to, you observe it. you look around. i walked around. i went to the bar, got a beverage and walked patio and walked back around and went to the main area and to the back of it where some of the dancers were, just to kind of see what was there. >> sure. >> and i found the latin room was very fun, very outgoing, very upbeat. there was salsa dancing, chacha, all different types of dancing. >> that's where the shooting started? >> that's where the shooting was. >> were you with friends? >> i didn't know anybody that was there. >> when you made it out, you crawled out to the patio, then what

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