us. las vegas has been preparing for some kind of attack or event for many years. there have been vehicle incidents deemed not to be terrorism. but las vegas has run through all kinds of scenarios as a tourist attraction with the hotels who have different types of security to be sure storm. storme, you were on stage. explain what you saw from your vantage point. it was the sound. i m going to describe with my own ears. because that is what i have, just em blaze onned right now. rat a tat sound. to not know exact where it was coming from, where it was going. and you hope that it was
outfront tonight, someone who was on stage during the shooting, radio host stormy warren. your life has completely changed. everyone who was there, everybody who s watching the coverage of this, you have a our lives have changed. and you were there, obviously. you were really on stage essentially as this started? yeah. jason aldean was 20 minutes into his final headlining set for the entire festival weekend, and rat a tat tat, we thought it was pyrotechnics, maybe an audio glitch. we knew definitely we were under fire. and i got the band off stage, got everybody off the stage and started tending to people as quick as possible. so many people are filming the concert with their phones, there is audio of some of what happened. i just wanted to play a piece
pyrotechnic device or audio glitch when it repeated and was a longer string of rat-a-tat-tats and we started to see the chaos and jason aldean s band get ushered off the stage. we knew instantly something was wrong and it clicked in this was not pyrotechnics. this was not an audio glitch. it was automatic rifle fire. we could tell where it was coming from. i would have said the roof of mandalay bay, but i was a few floors off. everybody was pointing in the same general direction. you could hear it coming from there. storme, walk me through what you did then after the firing started. well, it was actually watching the bullets dance off the stage deck and watching people drop in the crowd from the stage. we jumped off the stage and hid behind a concrete barrier stage right which separated us between the mandalay bay and we were
canadian lady trying to calm her down and get the situation to try to be as calm as possible. let me tell you, that s a stretch to try to be calm in that situation. juan: high, what struck me was the fan experience. we are hearing people phot it s just firecrackers or some kind of noise that s part of the sho show. they were slow to understand. jason aldean had been on stage 20 minutes before this occurred. had there been fireworks? had there been any kind of show that would ve had noise that might have confused the people who were there? no, juan. but these shows are huge. they are really loud, really bright. there s a lot going on. when you hear the rat-a-tat-tat-tat, you see
in the predawn hours and pick the lock and you re not house in the house, speakers to certainly a level of distrust between bob muller and paul manafort and you can gather that that sends a ripple throughout this investigation and certainly sends a message that this is not going to be your typical slow and steady white collar investigation. when you report tonight in the times, his prosecutors, muller s prosecutors told manafort they planned to indict him. sure. does that are they informing him that they are going to indict him or letting him know that that s is that essentially i guess is that threat or a promise? well, i mean, it s that rat-a-tat-tat. we storm your house and take a punch of your stuff and tell you plan on being indicted and come back over the top and they subpoena his lawyer and his spokesman.