tape overnight from people who were evacuated from different parts of times square, one of the busiest areas in the entire world. we were walking in front of us down broadway. we heard, explosions down. we honestly stopped. we didn t know what to do. we saw everybody else start running and we started running too. everybody started being backed up. everybody was being pushed back. the barriers started going up. we knew something was wrong. we saw the ambulances and cop cars. everybody was facing towards the way we were. er hoo is what we are going to do now. i am going to show you some pictures of what it was like as it was happening. keep in mind, times square is always so busy and bustling. if you ever seen new year s eve celebration or been to new york, you have probably been there. it is where the broadway shows are. it never looks like this. this doesn t happen. for times square to stop, that doesn t happen. so when your seeing these
earlier today coached his daughter s lacrosse team and tonight having dinner with a new york city mayor. he s a new york city police department officer. vendors ran and tra track the him down when they found that car. they ran and found this officer on the horse, started efforts to clear thousands of theatergoers in the times square area. wayne ratigan is one of the heroes. i was walking down with my horse, megs, down broadway. the vendor alerted me to a car that was smoking, went over there and smelled gun powder with my partner, pam duffy. we knew something was up as soon as we smelled the gun powder. we think there were two rookie impact officers on the scene. with their help, i don t know their names, with their help we started a parameter and just a combined effort of everybody, you know, it s what we do. everybody s out there. i meaning, there were two guys in bomb suits last night.