get inside. it became clear within a few minutes of getting inside the mall, that no one really knew where the gunmen were. while we were getting from place to place, you could see that there were people who had been killed, who were laying in different parts of the mall. even after being there an hour, hour and a half, two hours, people continued to suddenly come out of shops. they had barricaded themselves inside, either by locking the doors or pulling the metal gates down in front of the storefront windows. every 15 or 20 minutes, it would seem like 20, 30, 50, 100 people would come out of another place that were just terrified. even though they could hear that there were people outside, they couldn't really tell who was the police or the army. they were just petrified and staying low, which is really the right thing to do. i never saw any of the armed militants. however, there was shooting going on, there was an exchange