victor wood is with us. he is a witness. a british origin but lived in munich for more than 25 years. what have you seen today, victor? >> hi. this started pretty much as i was leaving the shopper center from a side entrance, and more what i heard rather than what i saw. i heard the sound of gunfire, and when i was going into the metro system at the time, when we got out to our station, about two miles away, there were loads of police and fire brigade and so on, all with blue lights on, and this was clear to me there had actually been an attack at the center. >> what did you do? >> well, obviously we went home as quickly as possible and stayed inside since, watching what has been going on, on the news, but certainly it's a strange feeling. anyone who has been in this sort of environment would know exactly how i feel at this point. >> and those who -- hope never to be able to imagine such a thing. can you take mome through those emotions? >> panic in some respect, worry, of course, especially for our friends and everything. i

analysis, i want to give you new eyewitness reports which have gone to the bbc quoting a man named victor wood, a british witness who actually lives in munich and spoke in english to the bbc, i'm quoting now. i was leaving the shopping center from the side entrance and as we were about to get into the subway system we heard shootings. we couldn't see where it was coming from. there was a building in between us. when i got to the subway system a couple of minutes later, we saw the police cars and realized what had happened. the shopping center is an l-shape. it was quite busy. there were a lot of people there, again quoting this british witness in munich. we were leaving from the side exists. s. exits. it was hard to see what was going on on. we saw somebody shooting a handgun. if we can go to that video again, you see someone coming out of the mcdonalds with what looks like a handgun. watch here. [ gunshots ] >> there it is. continuing with the witness's statement, we didn't hear screaming but -- okay. it took about four or five minutes for police to arrive, i would say. we managed to get onto