pop pop pop pop pop upon pop po pop. akers were going to explode. >> when did you realize it wasn't the sound system. >> it completely shut off and you hear he's got a gun. you just hear screams like -- i look at the crowd and the crowd just -- just chaos. running every which way. security guys said can you exit out the back. my buddy and i run down the stairs and we are running towards the right and running to try to get to the outlet to go to the parking lot. we just see people like a sea of people. pushing down fences and climbing and trampling each other. people down. people screaming and bleeding. it was just like a whirl wind of chaos. when we get to the entrance, i hear bullets all-around us. i can hear them popping and cracking. we thank god there was a police vehicle right there and we were able to jump behind the police vehicle. bullets just ping, ping. cracking all over the place. relentless. nonstop. pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. the girls are screaming and crying and bleeding. i don't know if they

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and people are just screaming again and then you just hear pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, popit was like -- i mean it sounded like 50 plus rounds were just going off. and people for like the left and right of us are like down on the pavement like we made it so like we went towards like the parking lot and we -- we were able to like hide behind this cop car. i remember just getting around this cop car and just hearing bullets just whizzing and just like bouncing like -- oh, like on the ground nearby. these girls were like just screaming and crying and they were just like covered in blood. >> one thing we don't know yet, is why. what could, whatever would motivate someone to do something like this? at this point authorities say they have not found a link between the shooter and terrorism overseas or they're not calling it domestic terror at this point. his home in mesquite, about 80 miles away, is being searched for any clues and you can be sure they will be searching it for quite some time. police said he had a citation in his past that was handled by the court system, but real

>> initially it started, we heard three, two, three round bursts, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. it sounded like an crackling. >> reporter: you started videotaping. >> we were taking a photo together. we were going to get one last shot of the stage. and all of a sudden we heard that and i panned over and saw people going around the corner. i looked over, wait, that kind of sounded like an ar weapon. and then sure enough, they were fully automatic, which i was not ready for. i was expecting a few pops. i grew up in kentucky around firearms my whole life. it just was relentless. we're talking hundreds of rounds. i mean, we couldn't move unless we waited for him to reload. >> reporter: and brianna, how did the crowd react? >> i mean, at that moment, i thought it was fireworks. and everybody was just kind of unsure what it was. oh, maybe it was fireworks. then pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, then everybody's eyes froze. i fell to the ground. people were like ducking for cover. people were getting shot at. like you ko hear the ricochets around you. it was so hear the destruction. and you also

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, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and then a second later it was, you know, it would go again. i had to guess how long it was between a minute to two minutes. >> and from what you could tell although you couldn't tell where the person was from the same location, earlier there had been reports perhaps of other shooters. that doesn't appear to be the case right now although we can't be sure right now but you say your friends saw several dead on the scene? >> my one worker found -- said she witnessed a body in front of the hooters hotel and she's the gal that worked with me and he we got separated when we were running and then my son-in-law's friend from arizona, he was at the show and he called me up to see if i was okay and as they were running, they were -- they stumbled over bodies and prayed for the body and took off. >> such a sad -- such a sad evening in las vegas right now. michelle, thank you very much for your time and we hope your leg is better and thank you for sharing that story with us. terrifying scene unfolding just hours ago in las vegas. shooting on the sunset --

pop, pop pop. looked at each other. pop pop pop pop pop pop, just kept coming. and we just started running towards the gate. >> valerie describes the sheer terror she and her husband experienced last night with a gun man opened fire. there for the route 91 harvest festival with friends. >> absolute chaos. >> reporter: photo with mandalay bay in the distance where the shooter was positioned. running to the exit. >> drop and panic and push and shove. he started to slow. you can knot slow, this is life or death and we have a five-year-old, we have to go right now. we kept going. shoe broke. can't stop. >> ran half a mile to apartment complex and some people let us in. >> reporter: took shelter with strangers, waited for information. friend was trampled but made it out okay. left at 4:00 a.m. reeling from what happened. >> horrible. makes you rethink everything. >> people arrange us, covered in blood. telling us families hit. got to get home to baby. >> reporter: still wearing the concert bracelets. grateful to have just survived. >> so many stories like that. many

it was pop, pop, pop, pop. it wasn't pop-pop, pop-pop. -pop. it was pop, pop, pop. loaded, quiet for 15 seconds. then pop, pop, pop, pop, pop again. >> those are eyewitnesses on the scene. we're awaiting a press conference from the las vegas police department. that i had one at 4:30 this morning and would update us when they had the information. paul is joining us at the table and fran who's a security consultant for "cbs this morning." they have a lot of information to go on. what do you think is the most important thing you think they're focusing on? >> his pedigree. they need to focus on the why. they need to focus on the why. they need to look at him. as we mentioned earlier. they're going toe start using every device, phone, et cetera, because that's going to speak to the why. why did he choose this location, this particular time, how did he select the mandalay bay and the floor he shot from. the big question is what motivated him. when they look, they're going to look at the when sighebsites he. more the mens rhea, his intent is what they're going to drill down

it was pop, pop, pop, pop. it wasn't pop-pop, pop-pop. -pop. it was pop, pop, pop. loaded, quiet for 15 seconds. then pop, pop, pop, pop, pop again. >> those are eyewitnesses on the scene. we're awaiting a press conference from the las vegas police department. that i had one at 4:30 this morning and would update us when they had the information. paul is joining us at the table and fran who's a security consultant for "cbs this morning." they have a lot of information to go on. what do you think is the most important thing you think they're focusing on? >> his pedigree. they need to focus on the why. they need to focus on the why. they need to look at him. as we mentioned earlier. they're going toe start using every device, phone, et cetera, because that's going to speak to the why. why did he choose this location, this particular time, how did he select the mandalay bay and the floor he shot from. the big question is what motivated him. when they look, they're going to look at the when sighebsites he. more the mens rhea, his intent is what they're going to drill down

, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, popn the ground and another lady with me covered us autopsy and there was huge tam is swarm and slowly people started to got up as we all went to get up they turned baca round and all of the security came in and said everybody out, everybody back and they put us through the corridors in the back of the ballagio hotel. >> now american, dealt and aalaska air lines are allowing passengers to change travel plans bought any additional fees. united will extend that courtsey through friday. and we've learned aleather enter air lines will fly family members of victims to and from las vegas for free. live at reagan national "fox5 local news". >> 5:36 is the time now and nearly two weeks after hurricane maria caused cat as trophy in purt wreak ox. ment president trump is expected to make his first visit to the island today. he's depending orig nat xept inadequate. >> i'm going to be seeing first respond he's and military and fema and frankly most importantly we're going to be seeing the people of p

would happen and what we experienced was all of a sudden these gunshots were going off, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop fast and i said, what the is going on and people just started running and yelling and screaming. it was very confusing, it was chaotic. scary. i called my husband and i told him that i loved him and my little girl in case i didn't make it because we didn't know where they were. so we were just running and running and we went to the hooters hotel. then we were told that there was a shooter coming that way. there was a lot of bad information, so i got to my truck. i had a hide a key and i got in and i just drove the furthest away from the strip that i could. i picked up a grandma and a little girl and the little girl was just asking if she was going to die. she was scared. and two other people i picked up too and we brought them to somebody's house, we were safe. >> doing all that you can in that moment to help other people and we've heard that over and over again and, wendy, what was the situation like for you? >> well, we were just sitting in her boutique and we heard a couple pops an

after 20 seconds of delay, you hear this pop pop pop pop pop pop pop pop. it's like out of a movie. are you -- you are like is this really happening? people are crying on their phones. people were crawling in the dirt. >> reporter: eastwood says he and his friends could see several people had been shot and they tried to decide whether to make a run for it. >> i am running out here. >> reporter: with no idea where the shooter was firing from. >> so many things have never happened before going through your mind. is the next bullet going to hit me? are you down to your and -- your last-second? nobody had any idea it was coming from an upper floor. >> reporter: eastwood said the gunfire would stop for a minute and then there would be another burst. finally, eastwood and his friends decided to escape. >> what's going on? >> reporter: they ran from the venue and eventually made their way into the nearby mgm grand casino next-door. they say the party on the las vegas strip was continuing on. even as this tragedy unfolded just outside. >> i walked through the mgm casino completely blown away

pop, pop, pop. it wasn't like pop-pop, pop-pop like two. it was quiet for 15 seconds and then pop, pop, pop, pop. so you could tell it was one. sounded look it. >> thank you for sharing your story with us. that's tra mat ilk and terrifying. soon we're going to hear from police on exactly what happened. until then, anne-marie, we'll go back to you. >> john blackstone thank you. >>> once again gun fire breaking out in las vegas at a music festival. one hospital says two people will kill and dozened injured. we're waiting to hear from the las vegas police. as soon as that update comes to us, we will bring that to you. you are watching the "cbs morning news." n chicken that bears his name will be raised with no antibiotics ever. every nugget, strip and drumstick. keep it real. keep it tyson. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and

, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, potential be. >> it was not just a little bit of gunfire but it was 60, 75 round sxeep receive and you don't rally think you will hear it. >> so when you heard it logan when you heard it good you think it was fun fire? >> there was part of me that thought it was very odd and like it could be and it's vegas and there's a lot of people there. and there has not been any kind of attack here yet. so i've always wondered. i didn't want to think there was. and i looked at them and said you know it's probably pa the guy has played pew sick and then it was weird. it sounded like helicopter signing off and i thought maybe i didn't know we're kind of at the airport i thought she committed helicopter and when i satisfied that to our side and said there's people running and scream and we looked at them and both we were constantly without saying anything looked at each other and started printing, running. we knew instantly what it was. our animal instincts told us. that was gunfire and we're running for our lives. >> where are you

pop pop pop p0p: sudden we heard, pop pop pop pop pop, countless times,rounds, then we realised it was a fully automatic, sounded like a high—powered rifle. jurgen klopp sees points dropped again, liverpool let slip at st james' park against newcastle. they are now seventh in the premier league table. nearly 900 people were injured in spain yesterday during clashes with police over a disputed independence referendum on the future of catalonia. the government of catalonia says 90 per cent of those who voted backed breaking away from spain. but the spanish government and now the european commission have declared the poll illegal. the un has called on the spanish authorities to investigate thoroughly and impartially violence that occurred. 0ur correspondent gavin lee is in barcelona. the whole of the city certainly in the centre, here in placa de catalu nya, festival the centre, here in placa de catalunya, festival atmosphere, people are on the streets, they have listened a short while ago to the cata la n listened a short while ago to the catalan president,

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop and it sounded like it almost came from the speaker system. i was like, man, that doesn't sound really good. then it happened again. and i look and saw that the tech guys and they are scrambling around trying to figure out what's going on. and then it happened again. it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. pop, so loud. like super loud. and then the next thing you know, the sound is completely off for the musicians and all you hear is this heavy machine gun just going off. you just hear people screaming. so we were just so confused. e we thought this was some technical difficulty. now it's something more. there's so many other screaming and we're exiting off stage and we're going around the stage. people are climbing all over the fences trying to get out. and people are screaming. you just hear pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. it sounded like 50 plus rounds were just going off. people to the left and right of us are down on the pavement. we made it so like we went towards the parking lot. and we were able to hide behind this. cop car. and i remember just getting around this cop car and hearing bullets just whizzing and bouncing on the ground nearby. these girls were just screaming and crying. they were covered in blood. and then we see these rounds dpo off. it felt like min

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pops, like pop pop pop pop. sounded like there was interference in the speakers, so hopefully they fixed that. and then 30 seconds later, pop pop. and we were like, is it fireworks or is that -- what is that? and then, like, 30 seconds to a minute later, then it was like pop pop pop pop pop, and it was relentless. it would not stop. >> do you think it was coming from one shooter, multiple shooters? >> at this point we had no idea it was even a shooter because we thought the sound system was messed up, and then the sound stage just completely went silent. someone eais like, he's got a g. like a heavy machine gun. this was like heavy military weapons that were going off. ricochets, bouncing everywhere. it was just complete chaos. one of the security guards was like, exit back out here, exit back out here. so my buddy dan and i run down the stairs. we run along the side of the stage. and i look and there's just a sea of people just like climbing the fences, barricades falling, people laid out, like, it was so intense. and when we came to this entrance to go out, i could hear bullets, like, right next to me, like, whizzing by.

we hear from the eye witnesses who were right there. >> i heard the pop pop pop pop pop pop.> the deadliest mass shooting in american history. our team bringing you the latest live from las vegas this morning. >> we do say good morning america. it's such a tragic way to be gn the new week. we have the latest on the deadliest mass shooting in american history. it unfolded last night in las vegas at a country music festival. >> jason aldean was on the stage. we have video when the first shots rang out. [ rapid gunfire ] >> it went on for 4 1/2 minutes. more than 200 rounds fired, bursts of fire. this is what the scene looked like from the concert goers perspective. >> all this unfolding. it was the last day of the three-day country music festival. the shooter taking aim from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. >> here what we know. more than 50 people killed, more than 200 injured. the shooter is identified. he's 64-year-old stephen paddock. they also located a woman who was his roommate, his companion. we're live across the country. we want to start with matt gutman on the sce

. >> it was at least 10, pop pop pop pop pop pop. i didn't know it was gunshots. i thought they were playing with fireworks. >> reporter: he has lived here since the 80s. lives with grandmother and says this was a safe neighborhood. >> i heard the young lady screaming. like nothing happens on this block, that's why when i see police officers and a lot of them something happened. >> reporter: and there were police on the screen investigating the shooting. after this two suspects raced away from the screen eventually crashing on taylor street in northeast d.c. near catholic university. one suspect arrested. the other fled. and that prompted a sehelter in place this tweet saying happy with extra practiecaution >> i think they need to take the most precautions possible. >> reporter: right now shelter in place lifted but still a lot of pieces of the puzzle to put together. >>> and guys, we'll following this story for you. he says he has security camera. we'll take a look at that and report back to you news4, 5:00 and 6:00 this afternoon back to you. >>> thank you. two

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> katie and bob fur meister from horsham were visiting vegas for a weeknd away. >> the pop, pop, popet sick and i just -- >> it's hard. >> i can't handle it. >> reporter: katie suffered a sprained ankle in the chaos trying to escape the gunfire. the couple talked to us from their hotel room in las vegas getting ready to fly back to philly. >> all of wuss just having fun, you know. >> singing. >> that's it singing. >> dancing. >> and dancing. somebody just goes and. >> messes it all up. >> that's it. >> we just wish it's a nightmare and we just wish it was over. >> reporter: authorities identified the shooter as 64-year-old stephen paddock who lived in retirement community in mesquite nevada 80 miles away. among his arsenal with a converted fully automatic rival with a high capacity magazine. more guns were found in his ho home. as authorities search for motive there are those who just want to get home. >> to see our kids. we're going to head home to see the kids. that's all that matters to us. >> reporter: and tonight, a massive show of support for las vegas. tens of thousands showin

. >> i heard this pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, going nonstop. >> the deadliest mass shooting in american history. our team bringing you the latest live from las vegas this morning. >>> live in times square, this is "good morning america." >>> and we do say good morning, america, such a tragic way to begin the week. the latest on the deadliest mass shooting in american history unfolded last night at a country music festival just after 10:00 p.m. local time there. >> jason aldean was on the stage. we have video of those moments when the first shots rang out. ♪ [ gunfire ]rapid gunfire ] >> it went on for 4 1/2 minutes. more than 200 rounds fired, bursts of fire. this is what the scene looked like from the concert goers perspective. >> all this unfolding. it was the last day of the three-day country music festival. the shooter taking aim from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. >> here what we know. more than 50 people killed, more than 200 injured. the shooter is identified. he's 64-year-old stephen paddock. they also located a woman who was his roommate, his companion. we're live across t

then we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: marty from los angeles was in the crowd of 22,000 at the route 91 harvest sunday night. >> i was directly in the line of fire. >> reporter: he told me he dove behind a food cart as the bullets kept coming from above. >> it became a war zone. >> reporter: what did you do when you were hearing that? >> okay, my first thing is -- my first reaction was to get down low. >> this is a city of partying, but it doesn't seem like it today. >> reporter: tourists ventured away from the casinos and down las vegas boulevard where crime tape blocked the busiest street in town. some left notes, others left balloons. all trying to kprends what happened -- too spend what happened. doug nolan lives in las vegas, the residents and tourists here have come together, condemning tragedy and raising hope. >> it's really sad. unfortunate. >> reporter: an experience they will carry with them forever. >> my immediate thing was how do i survive this. am i going to live, or am i going to die? am i going to be here another second longer? >> reporter: we're going t

. >> i heard gunshots -- pop, pop, pop, pop, pop -- i didn't know my neighbor was such a hero and chased them >> they were actually targeted. the man who was shot was hit in the leg and he is going to be okay. >>> republican ed gillespie is opening an 8-point lead over democrat ralph northam in the virginia governor's race. the hampton university survey shows gillespie up 41 to 33% of the other polls hold a tighter race with northam showing a slight edge. both head to the polls in less than two weeks. >>> understanding the rules of the road will soon be little comfort on i-76, and if you don't have an e-z pass, not knowing what to do could cost you. in early december they'll start enforcing morning and evening rush hour tolls on i-66 inside the beltway. during those express lane hours, drivers must have a trans ponder more than half the drivers who need them have them. >>> earning the rank of eagle scout is never easy, but a set of virginia triplets did it and made history tonight. news4's jackie benson now with a story of overcoming obstacles and the man who changed their lives forever.

, 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 grabbed her stomach and she looked at her hands and her hands were all bloody, and she was wearing, like, a little crop top and, you know, blue jean shorts and cowboy boots and she looked at her hands and her hands were bloody, and she just kind of screamed and fell back, and everybody started yelling and there were guys there, and we rt s started jumping up and down waving for help, and we heard a whole bunch of shots fired, and people started running and so my husband said, get down, get down. we bent down, and everybody was running straight up, and you could see people getting shot and people falling and then my husband said, gail, we have got to go. we have got to go. we have t

popping from the guns never stopped. it was just a constant pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. then after we were in the bathroom for a little while, they transported us all into the warehouse in the back of this place and they kept us there for awhile. the lady's name was jody. i kept asking her, got her husband's number, trying to get ahold of him. they're from canada. he's on his way out here now. then they took us out the back of sundance, loaded us into like a little charter bus and took us over to the signature helicopter place where they kept us there until they said we could be released and walked down to as long as we headed south towards sunset. we got on a bus. it dropped us off at sunset and luckily i had parked my car at town square, got into our vehicle and we brought another girl with us. she was -- i have a daughter and so there was a young girl there that was probably like 22 and no one with her. and i said i'm not leaving you. you stay with me. here's my phone. you get ahold of your mom. and we took her with us. her mom picked her up from us at town square and

husband, who was former msg marine corps ends up throwing me down all of a sudden we hear pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, put me down on the ground and another lady with me covered us up and there was a huge tam is period and sworm coming through the doors all dividers everything people were running over it and all knocked down. slowly people started to get up and as we all went to get up they turned baca round and said everybody out, everybody out, everybody back. they put us through the corridors back of ballagio hotel. >> now, american delta and alaska airlines are offering waivers now so people can change their flight plans without penalty and united is extending those waivers through friday. live at reagan national airport, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> 4:35 is the time now and today the president willle travel to puerto rico to survey the response to sure cape maria. more than 10,000 federal officials are in the ground in puerto rico. among officials he's expected to meet with san juan mayor carmen cruz coming after she criticized response to hurricane maria. >> burgandy and gold on r

. >> it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, at least seven or eight shots, at least, in a five-second period. i hear it was a drive by, but i didn't hear any cars driving away. just nothing afterwards. my granddaughter was in the room with me and she didn't even look up. >> we'll be looking at whether or not there's any gang connection. there certainly have been shootings on this block before. whether this one is related to those, i'm not sure. >> and back to your you, the crime scene has been cleared away, the crime tan is down. misare saying the is still an active investigation. we'll have more information possibly tomorrow morning. what they're trying to do is look at their own video and trying to find surveillance video from the neighbors businesses in the neighbor. >>> you mentioned the chaos tonight in the video we watched. we saw a lot of moments of people being carried away on gurneys. i'm thinking that's familiar lay and close friends? >> yeah. there were a lot of people in the street. a lot of halloween parties out hoar. we don't know the any parts were taking place but there were

it was pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. so fast that, you know, you couldn't even count how many it was. at that point, jason, you know, looked again to the side and he just went running. he sprinted off that stage, and the stage went dark. at that point, we started to observe the people that were all in front of us. a majority of the concertgoers at that point were in front of us watching the concert. and they immediately turned towards us and began to run. and we were in the bleacher seats so we were away from the aisles of -- the foot traffic that was coming towards us. so we didn't want to go out and get into the herd, so to speak. we figured we could get injured if we went out there. at that point, we could still hear the gunfire. it was still happening, and our instinct was just to lay low. we laid as flat as possible on the floor of those bleacher seats. there was one row of seats behind use or in front of us, and we just laid behind them. i know they wouldn't provide any protection, but in that moment, there is no pr

. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and we just thought it was fireworks. >> these children are out on the street with guns and shooting each other. we have two deaths of 16-year-old boys that were killed. that's that. that's the end of it. it's final. so sad. >> there are people that are being identified as we speak. >> his mother never said he's giving me a hard time. he's not tough. didn't act tough. if you look at him you can see the geek in him. >> also shot and killed in that tussle was 16-year-old kahlir miller he lives a couple miles away from the shooting scene and attends mastery charter near ninth and oregon. his neighbors say he was good kid. >> quiet, carried hisself like a decent young man. >> just one of those tragic mixes when arguments happen and years ago it used to be fist fights and now guns are introduced into the mix. >> uncalled for. uncalled for. it has to stop. >> reporter: as you can imagine, everybody is shaking their heads in this case as we do when we hear this happen. but this one makes no sense. one shooter, one gun, 45 caliber handgun, and two kids ar

another officer opened fire on the bmw, killing her >> i heard like shots, like four, five shots, pop pop pop pop pop. and then the car lost control. >> the car finally stopped after hitting a white suv. a man with her in the bmw was not hurt. police have questioned him. >> hi -- >> appearing here in a youtube video on civil at this, was transferred student from maryland who was studying political science. garcia said she appeared to be under the influence at the time of the accident. >> was very like scary looking , and i think she was on drugs or something. >> and temple student government released this statement which roads in part: we await all of the facts as this is still a breaking story but our thoughts are with cari ann's friends and family during this tremendously difficult time. her father said she was expected to graduate in the fall, and go onto law school. meanwhile, nearby miami dade police have taken over the shooting investigation. but for now, live on the campus of temple university. i'm trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you >> thank, thank you. >>> meanwhile

this vdeo of the performs with her cell phone, minutes later everything changed >> we hear, pop pop pop pop pop. >> reporter: jennifer tught it was fireworks. her husband pushed her to the ground. >> and then i look to my rig and the first person that i see was a girl. she was down, she h been shot in the head. then i loo over to my left and there's something giving somebody cpr. and not realizing this is happening. >> reporter: kim's boyfriend is a trained emt. >> he knew exactly what he r. needed to do and he started doing it. >> reporter: thisideo shows jennifernd her husband still wearing his cowboy hat, carrying an injured woman on part of a barrier they made into a makeshift stretcher. >> it's hard to know that w could have not made it. iould not have been sitting here toda that part i can't get out of my head. >> reporter: both women admit it s been hard to readjust to foal lives. they felt it was important to share their sry. alissa hairing ton, abc 7 news. >> lots of califnia yans still in las vegas helping the victims. one name is a retever. there's pictures of aar posted on social me

. >> and it just started going pop, pop,.pop, pop, pop,.pop, it kept on going and it was nonstop. hundreds of pops coming down. >> we heard several series of pops in a row. it was like bottle rockets going off. it didn't sound like gunfire or anything. >> looking around, everybody was ducking. people thought it was bottle rockets or mini fireworks or something. then we saw them yank all the performers off stage. >> i saw jason aldean drop his guitar and i'm like, i'm out of here, okay? it's one of those things that's surreal. you don't realize what's going on and how life changing it can be just in that moment. so i'm just thankful for all of our friends getting out .hopeful for anyone that got hurt that they have a good, quick recovery. >> people still didn't understand, like, when the shooting started, that a shooting was happening. they were had like in that frozen moment and i was like oh, man, i hope these people don't get hit. >> the audience on the 32nd noor, going to breach. all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> t >>> good morning, america. breaking news, deadl

. >> we hear, pop pop pop pop pop. >> reporter: jennifer thought it was fireworks. husband pushed her to the ground. >> and then i look to my right and the first person that i see was a girl. she was down, she had been shot in the head. then i look over to my left and there's something giving somebody cpr. and not realizing this is happening. >> reporter: kim's boyfriend is a trained emt. he started giving people cpr. >> he knew exactly what he needed to do and he started doing it. >> reporter: this video shows jennifer and her husband still wearing his cowboy hat, carrying an injured woman on part of a barrier they made into a makeshift stretcher. >> it's hard to know that we could have not made it. i could not have been sitting here today. that part i can't get out of my head. >> reporter: both women admit it has been hard to readjust to formal lives. they felt it was important to share their story. alissa hairing ton, abc 7 news. >> lots of california yans still in las vegas helping the victims. one name is a retriever. there's pictures of aaron posted on social

all of a sudden, we heard, pop, pop, p0p: p0p: all of a sudden, we heard, pop, pop, pop, pop, and weed the crowd as people tried to flee while the gunman fired from his room on the 32nd floor of a nearby hotel. the gunman has named as 64—year—old stephen paddock, who lived in the state. he shot himself before police could reach him.

all of a sudden, we heard, pop, pop, p0p: p0p: all of a sudden, we heard, pop, pop, pop, pop, and we all thought it was firecrackers, and then it kept on going. then he fired for a bit, then he fired another 15 or 20 rounds. that's when we realised it was a fully automatic. panic gripped the crowd as people tried to flee while the gunman fired from his room on the 32nd floor of a nearby hotel. the gunman has named as 64—year—old stephen paddock, who lived in the state. he shot himself before police could reach him. he brutally murdered more than 50 people, and wounded hundreds more. it was an act of pure evil. we'll have the latest from las vegas and we'll be talking to an expert on gun control. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. monarch airlines, one of britain's biggest carriers, has gone into administration, leaving more than 100,000 customers stranded abroad. at the conservative conference, the chancellor, philip hammond, strikes a note of caution about brexit, saying britain needs to proceed with care. and after yesterday's disputed referendum, and the violent scenes in cat

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> high thought it was a las vegas firework show. [ gunfire ] >> but on their final night on a weekend away to vegas, katie and bob fur meister of horsham were among the 22,000 fans outside the mandalay bay when the shots started to fire. >> that popop, pop i just get sick and i just -- >> it's hard. >> i can't handle it. >> they ran and kept running into until they found safety. katie suffered a sprained ankle in the chaos trying to escape the gunfire. the couple talked with us from their vegas hotel room getting ready to fly back to philly. >> all of us were just having fun, you know. >> singing. >> that's it. >> singing. >> dancing. >> dancing. >> somebody just goes and -- >> messes it all up. >> that's it. >> we just wish it's a nightmare and we wish it was over. >> reporter: authorities identified the shooter as 64-year-old stephen paddock who lived in retirement community in mesquite, nevada about 80 miles away. the man with no prior problems with law enforcement hauled at least ten rifles into his 32nd floor hotel room where he launched his attack. among his arsenal, a converted fully automatic rival with high-capacity magazine. more guns were found in his ho home. >> you just see bodies dropping and people getting trampled

. >> just started going pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, it kept going and it was nonstop. hundreds of cops coming down. >> heard a series of poppop, pops in a row and at first thought it was bottle rockets anything. a lot thought it was just bottle rockets and saw them yank jason aldean and all the performers offstage. >> i saw jason aldean drop his guitar and i'm like, i'm out of here. okay. one of those things that is surreal. you don't realize that what's going on and how life-changing it can be just in that moment so i'm just thankful for all of our friends getting out and hopeful for anyone that got hurt that they have a good, quick recovery. >> people still didn't understand like when the shooting started that a shooting was happening. they were like in that frozen moment and i was like, oh, man, i hope these people don't get hit. >> the audience on the 32nd floor, breach. everybody needs to all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, deadly rampage in las vegas. a shooter opening fire killing more than 50, injuring

pop, pop, pop pop pop, then it stops, again and again and again. one woman told me it felt like it went on for 30 minutes. if that shooter was on the 26th floor of mandalay there would nobody better spot. but people could theoretically get. if you are alone by yourself at a high level shooting down at a concert venue, you have unfortunately a very strong position. you see the law enforcement coming back this way. we are upon the loves strip. this normally would be packed on a sunday night, monday morning. there is luxor. new york new york, mgm. everything is basically a lockdown. when you fly into vegas, this is what you see. that's one of the emergency gates. this obviously, the best way to explain it, kind of a carnival setup. a luxor would not be as good of a vantage point because you have trees and so if someone was going to do this, that's where they would do this. 24 injured and two dead. those numbers will change. keep walking this way. 26 injured. reporter: the information is always fluid. whatever floor it is, if that is where the shooter was, there is no better position to do what they did. this is gate 3a. imagine coming through here, 3, 4, 5, 6 hours ago to enjoy their famous and favorite acts who ran back through this gate fearing for their lives. there is blood on the sidewalks. we found a freezer you would find in someone's grocery store. it looks like a body was laid on top and they rolled it down the street. in the middle of the street in las vegas. robert: there was a lot of miscommunications early on which we understand in a chaotic scene. but the reports of shootings at other hotels, this seems to be an isolated incidents with somebody firing from mandalay bay into that crowd. that seems to be the whole incident. reporter: reports was there was a smoother at the tropicana. the same thing happened when we arrived at san bernardino. they said there were three shooters. people here echos, they hear different things. we have been told that's all been cleared. obviously they are going through a lot of these hotels. they have to go through it's a tedious process. there is still a lot of evidence to be gathered. but we are told they believe there is only one shooter and that short is down. incredibly sad news is the injuries numbers continue to go up and the death toll i believe will go up talking to the witnesses we have spoken to walk out with blood all over their bodies. some people were taken away in cars. people literally threw them in the back of suvs and drove them away. one of our interns was here with her family. they called me, she texted me, i called them, and there are 20 people hiding in the basement closet of the hooters hotel. they jumped in a car and drove there to get away. some of those booths within we spoke to one of the women runs those booths. they went into the beer trucks and went inside the beer trucks and pulled down the sides. because you have the mettle encasing around you. people were taking cover in any way they could. heather: you were talking about the fear that the number of injuries and deaths would escalate. there were 40,000 people there. how many people were at the scene initially to begin with at this concert? >> i don't know the exact number. we are seeing law enforcement now. they are the people who have gone inside. they are asking us to move up. will do. okay. no problem. robert: they are going to push adam back out of the way. the question was how many people were in here? the numbers fluctuate. there are 20,000, 30,000 because of the names of the acts that were here. it's a very compact area. bodies would be close together. heather: one of the witnesses said he believed there were multiple fatalities on the other side of that line. what side of the street were they talking about? >> this is a lot across the street. maybe a couple acres in size. virginia a vacant lot across the street from mandalay and luxor. it would have been packed. we are walking to the other side. we are walking around an a.m./p.m. we are going to come down to the other long side so to speak. that's where the triage location was. we were within 30 feet of ambulances, and one of the men walked out and said on the other side there were casualties. he said he counts as many as possibly five people on the sidewalk and street that were dead, that had been covered up. we decided not to go further. this was the main vein out. that's reno and giles street. the back side of the concert venue. that's where it looks like the vendors were going. there are some of the trucks and areas. look inside, there is the booths. this area was packed. the shooting was taking place if we are believed what we are told, from the -- from the 20th to 30th floor. you have the situation of people being hit by gunfire, but the mass of people running out. there were people with serious injuries from being trampled. this is reno and giles street. this is the main vein out where we saw countless ambulances come in and out of here. the triage location was here. this is where we were early on. police were in tactical gear. helmets, long rifles, semi-automatic rifles. it's like what i have seen at other attacks. that's the kind of armor they they had on them overseas. we stayed back and followed their orders. we can see there is blood on the sidewalk. you can see the street sign still up. pedestrian crossing ahead. proceed with caution. right there the lights you are looking at there, that is where the triage was. we were down there close enough and far enough back where you can see the rubber gloves and the gauze and all the supplies used to treat those who had been injured. they are waiting for that press conference. as soon as we hear the press conference -- i'm literally walking down. this is what people were doing. they were walking down this street. there is blood on the sidewalk. this is the freezer. i grew up in a grocery store. we had one of these in the back room. you don't find these sitting in the middle of the street. i have got to believe this was used as a gurney because you can see where the bloody body had been slid off it. it has wheels, it can be rolls. if you are trying to get away from shots being fired, you do whatever you can to get away. we saw people walking out with half their clothes gone. we saw bloody footprints. heather: we are going to check in with some other folks and check back with you shortly. robert: we are going to go to the phone now. we are going to go to former las vegas field lieutenant randy sutton. i guess the first thing would i like to ask you, have you been in contact with anybody from the department? can you gives an update on what has happened? >> this has been a chaotic scene. at first reports it came out as self shooters, now apparently it has been determined there was only one shooter. and he was isolated in the mandalay bay hotel. reports are that he is down. i believe he either committed suicide or was taken out by law enforcement. i heard some of the radio traffic from the officers when they were closing in on him. the effective rang -- this was fully automatic gunfire. this is not a semiautomatic weapon. you can tell by the sound of gunfire. the effective rang of som -- the effective range of some of these weapons down to where the people were hit, but the effective range of that weapon if it was an ak-47 or some other type of fully automatic assault weapon, that would be the effective firing range. that would mean this individual was well trained and had experience with this type of firearm. there are numerous cass use the. there have been reported two dead, 24 injured, that's going to go way up from the anecdotal stories we have been hearing. the hospitals are packed with people. this is the nightmare that las vegas has up fortunately prepared for. there is no doubt in my mind that this is a terrorist incident. heather: as we continue to look at you we'll look at some video that's just in. this happened during performance of jason aldean, the last performer during the concert. let's listen to what happened as the shooting started to happen and he realized what was going on. [♪] [rapid gunfire] >> you can hear the gunfire. there is no cut that is a high-powered automatic weapon. you can see when he realizes that was not the case. in terms of the amount of time that this went on. some of the witnesses say it went on what they believe 20-30 minutes. are you still with us? how long did this go on, the shooting? >> that is the reports i have heard as well. upward of 0 minutes. and keep in mind that this was an absolutely packed venue with people in very, very close proximity so that the number of rounds -- this individual must have had numerous magazines. that shows this was a planned event that he was well armed. there was plenty of ammunition. the fact that a magazine from an automatic weapon like that. when you let loose with it. the fire power. you empty that magazine very quickly. he was able to reload numerous times. that indicates he had numerous magazines with him. robert: mandalay bay across las vegas boulevard is quite a distance. adam housley is speaking to someone who has been hiding from gunfire and just resurfaced from that. reporter: robert hayes from l.a. fire. you were up by the front. i know being a firefighter you can understand being in what a breaking situation like this is. you are up at the front of the stage. >> we were in front of the stage and my wife and i said let's grab something to drink. we had been here since 40 in the afternoon. we dwrabbed a drink and mingled with other friends. then we heard some popshen jason aldean came to perform. we thought it was an electronic thing or feedback. everybody was kinds of it's okay, everybody is all right. then people started dropping by the stage area and up front by us. reporter: i talked to a lot of peeks who came out were heroes, blood all over their body and without hair clothes because they use them to stop the bleeding. >> i have seen a lot of stuff in my day in the fire department. it was hard to see, even the bodies that were carries a half mile from the incidents. i would probably pronounce 15 to 20 people inside it's a sad day that on an event like this it never should have happened. reporter: you believe 15 to 20. >> i pronounced 15 to 20 people inside. i got my life and four other friends out. they are harboring in one of the hotels right now. i went back in with with s.w.a.t. i never went back in, i never left. i just left when they got jason aldean out. restayed and recon on the whole situation. everybody that was d.o.a. at the time

. >> just started going pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, it kept going and it was nonstop. hundreds of cops coming down. >> heard a series of poppop, pops in a row and at first thought it was bottle rockets going off. didn't sound like gunfire or anything. a lot thought it was just bottle rockets and saw them yank jason aldean and all the performers offstage. >> i saw jason aldean drop his guitar and i'm like, i'm out of here. okay. one of those things that is surreal. you don't realize that what's going on and how life-changing it can be just in that moment so i'm just thankful for all of our friends getting out and hopeful for anyone that got hurt that they have a good, quick recovery. >> people still didn't understand like when the shooting started that a shooting was happening. they were like in that frozen moment and i was like, oh, man, i hope these people don't get hit. >> the audience on the 32nd floor, breach. everybody needs to move back. all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, deadly rampage in las vegas. a s

pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and we just thought it was firewor fireworks. >> it was out of nowhere. >> reporter: in an instant 16-year-old salvador of st. joe's prep was shot once in the chest, once in the back. >> kind of like street smart, school smart g at hockey. >> reporter: kahlir miller of mastery charter school at north and oregon was shot in the che chest. a neighbor says his facebook pictures capture his personali personality. >> that's him. he's a cool, cool dude. [ laughter ] >> he was. he was very cool and collective, quiet, carried hisself like decent young man. >> reporter: two teens both described as smart and decent both dying minutes after they were shot. police say in some kind of tussle between two groups of kids. >> we don't have the reasons for the argument behind the argument at this point. just one of those tragic mixes when arguments happen and years ago it used to be fist fights and now guns are introduced into the mix and we have two tragedies. >> devastating. 16 years old for crying outloud. shot in the chest. >> a lot of things running through my mind. kind of like i was really sad, shockeshocked, angry. >> reporter: 17 year owen kelly of st. joe's prep had been a classmate and hockey team made with sal since second grade. >> just laugh. real funny type of laugh. he had a big smile. it's a shame. >> it's very tough on these young kids that, you know, something you don't have to deal with. you prepare for elderly getting sick and stuff, but you don't prepare for one of your classmates being shot. >> reporter: and no, you don't. detectives say they do know there was one -- one shooter there. one gun. a 45 caliber handgun, and three shots fired and as you know, one kid was shot twice. one was shot one time. there was an emotional mass that took place at st. joe's prep this morning, and there is a vigil scheduled for about two hours from now in south philadelphia near that scene. more tonight at 6:00. chris? >> joyce, thanks. senseless. >>> well a delivery driver attacked knot knock unconscious and robbed at a gas station and it's all caught on camera. our jeff cole live in south we have philadelphia with the horrifying story. jeff, this video is hard to watch. >> reporter: clearly it is, chris. the brutality of the attack is shocking. the age of the attackers equally so. but a security camera was rolling their faces clearly scene in those images. >> the wounds on the left side of his face looked painful his inner lip sutured, keith moody says last friday evening is lost to him. >> i don't remember anything from the time i went in tylia came out. i don't remember going there. >> reporter: it's understandable. security camera video from like owl on baltimore avenue in southwest philly captures the brutal strike he took to the head. >> i felt crazy. upset. distraught. >> reporter: it was aft 9:00 friday night the 20th when moody 56 delivering pizza for this local shop pulls into the lukoil. this group of men men ranging from 14 to 25 loitering there wait for him. as moody departs a gun is drawn and then used to smash him to the pavement knocking him unconscious. one of the males slips into the vyke intending to drive off but not before the attacker rivals through his victim's pocket while sprawled on the pavement. >> these kids look like in the kids who couldn't harm a fly. but carry guns, using guns, committing assaults like this, i mean you just wonder where these parents are. who is teaching these kids and what the behaviors are. >> reporter: moody was rush to the hospital with his sister alongside him and didn't come through until three days late. patrons at the gag station were startled to hearing of the brutality of the attack the age of attackers. >> parents need to, you know have better control over their kids want they're doing and press upon them the right things to do as opposed to loitering and being out, you know, up to no good. >> reporter: the faces of the young men can clearly be seen on the video now posted on the police department's website. the owner of the lukoil franchise says he struggles with kids loitering in his lot asking to pump gas for motorists. he's posted a sign urging customers not to allow it. it's unclear if kids seeking to make few bucks were involved in the attack. all keith moody wants is his employer's car returned and his job. >> just return the man's car. ya'll can keep the wallet, the money, whatever you have. just return the man' cars. i'm trying get my job back. i'm just like ya'll. i'm doing bad. >> reporter: he says he's not doing very well that is obvious to look at him. loitering is clearly a problem here say business owners and neighbors but loitering to this kind of brutality certainly seems like a big jump. live in southwest philly, i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. folks, back to you. >> all right, jeffrey, thank you. sky fox over a barn fire in chester county. you can see heavy smoke pouring through the barn on ridge road in spring city this morning. animals were trapped inside when the flames broke out just after 8:30. fortunately crews were able to get them all out safely. chester county officials are investiating still no word on a cause. >>> iconic south philadelphia restaurant gutted by flames. the fire at bridget foy's on south street injured three firefighters and killed two dogs at a pet store next door. fox 29's dave kinchen has more. >> reporter: intense flames ripped through the iconic bridget foy's restaurant and bar in the heart of south street's head house district in philadelphia early this morning. the near 40-year-old landmark devastated. >> smoke billowing out non-stop over and over. >> this is heartbreaking. >> reporter: for hours, neighbors owners and long-time customers watched helplessly as firefighters were kept busy with the two alarm blaze. >> watching this next to the death of my mother and father is the most devastating thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: the decades of good times recalled by almost everyone. >> every life event my 60th birthday party, my son's graduation party, my son's rehearsal dinner, thanksgivings, christmas, i'm here every new year's eve. i'm here every day. >> even during the winter it's fun to go in there, sit at the bar, look down second street, look down south street, great in the wintertime. >> reporter: philadelphia fire officials say more than 100 firefighters were called out for a fire in the basement after 1:00 a.m. wednesday. that area and the kitchen considered a total loss. >> very deep seeded stubborn very intense fire. >> reporter: at least 11 people are displaced with apartments above and around the restaurant. one family ran out with their daughter who is almost two years old. >> our doors were busted in. that were flames and smoke coming out of there. >> reporter: meanwhile close knit neighbors are rallying together. >> it's a loss in the community right now, um, but everybody is so good and we're all going to come together and just make sure that everything gets right. >> reporter: dave kinchen, fox 29 news. ♪ >>> quite the south street landmark down there. >> um-hmm. turning now to your fox 29 weather authority. let's take live look in reading, berks county. the sun is definitely out. but it is not t-shirt weather out there. delve chill in the air today. >> absolutely. so kathy how low will the temperatures go tonight? >> dawn i don't know if you want to know. especially with your sleeve less dress. it's so britt tee but tonight in the 40s. do you believe it? temperatures around the region right now very comfortable in the 60s about 10 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. 65 in philadelphia. 57 in the poconos. only 63 in allentown and 66 in dover. we'll watch the 24 hour temperature change. these numbers going up in allentown 11 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this time. 12 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday at this time. in millville and in cape may. big changes are coming much it's going to be even cooler tomorrow morning. we'll fall through the 60s this evening by nip clock northwesterly winds about ten to 11 miles an hour and temperature of 58 degrees and by 11:00 we fall either further to 56 but that wind will be lightening up. here we go again. the big chill calming down as far as the carolinas and georgia all this is moving east war. tomorrow morning waking up to the 30s and 40s. we'll talk about when we warm up again and super soaker for your sunday football. more on that coming up with the seven day. we'll see you then. >> all right, kathy, thank you. >>> the brother of the las vegas shooter is behind bars on child porn charges. authorities arrested 59-year-old bruce paddock in los angeles today. officials say the case predates the objection first shooting where his brother stephen paddock killed 58 people and injured hundreds of others. prosecutors say between january and august of 2014, bruce paddock possessed more than 600 images of child pornography. he is jailed tonight on $60,000 bail. >>> former president george hw bush apologizing today after an actress accused him of sexually assaulting her four years ago. actress heather lynn wrote on instagram that bush touched her from behind from his wheelchair with his wife by his side. told her a dirty joke and touch her again. spokesperson for bush apologized today saying that former president didn't mean any harm. bush is most recent public appearance was this past saturday for a benefit concert to raise money for hurricane relief. >>> a pennsylvania boy scott leader facing criminal charges to night for allegedly smashing two scouts heads together at a camp meeting. prosecutors say 28-year-old matthew mckeon knock their heads together when discussing a costume contest. it happened earlier this month in pine grove about 30 miles from hershey. mckeon faces harass many, simple assault and child endanger many charges. >>> allentown man is also facing charges to night in connection with a deadly stabbing at his home. prosecutors say 65-year-old leon wilson fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend's daughter last month. he's charged with voluntary manslaughter. police say the victim 37-year-old chanel allen showed up at wilson's friend with a -- home with a friend drunk and high. they began attacking another woman who lives there. that's when police say wilson stepped in. >> these women particularly the decedent and theresa hurdle have created a situation by their drunken and assault seive behavior that resulted in the unfortunate and tragic death of chanel allen. >> police say wilson slightly disabled and told investigators he needed to protect himself. he toll officers he got a knife and poke the girl hoping they would leave him alone. allen died of one stab wound to the chest. >>> coming up, remembering a music legend. a look back at the life of fats domino. >> and what is that smell? it's not bad just overpowering in one neighborhood wants to know who or what is responsible. fox 29 getting answers. >>> plus all new at 6:00 o'clo 6:00 o'clock, what causes someone addictive to drugs or alcohol to relapse? the new cutting edge research. ♪ >> coming up on 5:15. breaking news. a house on fire in camden coun county. skyfox over the scene over the last 30 minutes or so. you can see the thick smoke coming from the home. this is coming from the 100 block of woodlawn avenue in merchantville, camden county. the first call came in just before 4:00 o'clock. we understand that fire is now under control. we are told no one was hurt. >>> isis continues to lose ground in the middle east but concern is growing that the militant group is still spreading. victories over isis and the philippines, syria and iraq are giving confidence to military leaders. however, officials believe isis is spreading to other countries now. security experts point to the deadly ambush of four u.s. soldiers in niger earlier this month. president president donald trump says he is confident in stopping isis. >> we are did he say is he mating isis in the middle east. what's happening is they'll go to parts of africa and other places, when they get there, we meet them. it's a dangerous business. i have to say. it's a dangerous russ business. >> as for the attack in niger the us military now says it believes someone in a village may have tipped off the attackers about the whereabouts of the american soldiers. >>> camden residents beware. a raccoon there has tested positive for rabies. animal control picked up the raccoon back on october 7th after someone noticed it acting strange. the state's public health lab testified the animal and confirm the rabies virus. animal owners are being warned to make sure vaccination are up to date and keep their eyes on all animals at all times. >>> a new plea tonight from the fbi in the case of two new jersey boys who have been missing now for more than 40 years. david williams and steven anderson vanished in april of 1975. they were reported missing by, f a staff at a school in burlington county. now called the new lisbon development mental center. prosecutors say both had developmental dissables and were unable to care for themselves. williams would be 55 today. and anderson would be 60. if you have any information, please give police a call. >>> pennsylvania election officials say nine-citizens illegally voted in elections for almost 18 years. department of state official jonathan mark says they found over 500 ballots out of 93 million from 2000 through 2007. that's one in everyone 72,000. those ballots were cast by non-citizen immigrants who self reported themselves as having mistakenly register. >>> fats domino the rock and role pioneer whose steady pounder pee an yo and easy baritone changed music has died at the age of 89. fox's jonathan hun has look at his legacy. ♪ >> reporter: legendary singer and pianist fats domino died tuesday at the age of 89. domino's daughter announced the news to new orleans tv station. born antoine domino, jr., in 1928 in new orleans, louisiana, the iconic musician went on to become one of the most influential rock and roll artists of the 1950s and '60s selling more than 65 million records. >> ♪ on blueberry hill >> reporter: blueberry hill, ain't that a shame, i'm walking and his million selling debut single fat man are among the top ten hits that helped him become the second best selling artist of the 1950s. behind only elvis presley. he was among the first inductees into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. but did not attend the ceremony. after a health scare in 1991, the singer rarely left his hometown opting to stay home with his wife rose marie. president bill clinton presented him with a national medal of arts in 1998. house was flooded by hurricane katrina in 2005. his fellow musicians recorded a tribute album called going home to pay for repairs and in 2006 president george j.w. bush replay the lot of medal. domino will be remembered as a rock and roll trailblazer. in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> people in south jersey wondering this morning what was causing the ground to shake. we got multiple calls here at the new room about what caused this shaking. well the press of atlantic city was -- says it was caused by mull pell sonic booms that left fell people from cherry hill to wildwood. last year jets from the naval station caused two sonic booms felt around the area. >>> well, there is a mystery swirling around philadelphia somerton neighborhood. trust me. i smelled it. it's a strange odor that has residents baffled. so what was it? i did a little sniffing around for the answer. something stinks in somerton. >> if you live in this area, you definitely the smell is a mystery. >> what is that smell? >> it started a few days ago. and facebook blew up when someone asked, why does the entire far northeast huntington valley smell like mow lass or maybe a sweet spicy smell? one most said the smell was like pancakes and maple syrup. meanwhile hundreds of others chimed in. >> i didn't know what to think of it really. just out of the blue smell that came out november where. >> reporter: many think the sweet odor was coming from the demolition of the old nabisco plant that used to make this neighborhood smell like an oreo cookie. but workers told us, that's impossible. then a neighbor gave us a clue. >> my only thought would be the jelly factory down there. >> could it be the jelly factory. >> it turns out police think that may be the answer to the mysterious smell. the zentis factory produces jams, jellies and syrups over the past couple of days they've been cooking industrial sized vats of fruits and other sweet sauces which is most likely the reason why somerton smells more like candy land these days. >> what's going on in this neighborhood? >> well, if that's all that's going on, we're pretty lucky. [ laughter ] >> police and fire dispatchers both say they received phone calls on this. they assure residents nothing to be concerned about. >>> coming up a flash mob at a philadelphia school. the serious issues that are uniting these young people. >>> and oh, dear, a sheriff's deputy has a close call with one of the animals. the alert for drivers. >>> new dash cam video from minnesota sheriff's deputy serve as reminder to keep your eyes on the road. and slow down. the deputy was going about 100 miles an hour. responding to a call when a deer ran right in front of his squad car. sadly the deer was killed. the dodge challenger was heavily damaged in and crash. >>> two missouri now where a deer barges right no a hair salon. people were obviously shocked to see the animal run through the glass door. looks like he he wasn't hurt just as quickly as the deer went in he was back outside. the business posted this video on facebook saying they are all cleaned up and open for busine business. >>> the philadelphia school district celebrating unity day with a flash mob. why not, right? the event today part of the bully prevention month. school staff members dressed in orange for the day. guests were also surprised when students performed a flash mob right there in the hallways. mayor kenney and superintendent dr. william hite were also at the event. >> just to ensure that students have the resources and services and supports they need in order to feel like individuals care for them and that they are safe and respected. >> unity day is celebrated by schools all over the country today. >>> a british man is flying by the seat of his apartments an whole lot of hot air. tom morgan buckled up and stacked up a bunch of balloons last friday for journey across south africa. just like the movie up, he suspended by helium balloons. but he's sitting in camping chair instead of a house. morgan from the company the adventurists through 15 miles across south africa reaching over 8,000 feet. it took two hours to land, however, due to strong winds forcing him to go ahead and poploons as he tried to get down. >> like the movie, right. >> exactly. >>> all right. democrats and republicans work to fix daca. president trump stands firm on his immigration crack town. the latest from washington coming up. >>> all candy created equal? a closer look at the best options health wise when it comes to your children and trick or treating that could be a tough one. how is the weather looking, kathy. >> bill anderson has a candy dish. >> i know does he. >> we know. >> six snickers already. [ laughter ] >> that was lunch. take look at ultimate doppler. we had dry conditions but it's going to be chilly tonight. we'll take a look at a super soaker coming this weekend. got to make plans he is special physical you're an eagles fan. we'll be right back. steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home