underneath. and then eventually it stopped. there were people calling out looking for people. eventually we came out and i could see there was someone down. and they were performing cpr on them. and later i heard it was the gunman. how quickly was all this happening? we got a few things we ve got to dissect in that situation there. how quickly was all this going on? i think the whole thing took maybe 15 minutes. it was very fast. very fast. and you said you saw bullets that were dropping from a gun? from a person? yeah. it sounded like fire crackers going off. but then there was dirt puffs going up in unison. so, that s a gun to me. describe to me exactly where you were and where you were looking out in order to see all this happening? i was very far stage right and looking out on looking over the audience. as a stage hand, i had nothing to do other than wait for the band to finish. so, we were just about ready to start cleaning up and clearing out for the day. they re
for the very, very quick response time. smithee says witnesses reported a second attacker but he said it s unclear what role that person might have played. thousands were still enjoying the gilroy garlic festival as it was wrapping up. the first man you re going to hear here was a stage hand for the final musical act of the day. the bullets were hitting the grouped. you could see them going up. that s why i called out, it s a real gun. the crew and the band ran and hid underneath the stage. so we were hiding underneath the stage. we could hear more gunfire happening. eventually some gunfire happened, bullets were hitting the stage that we were hiding underneath and then eventually it stopped. there was people just calling out looking for people. eventually we came out and i could seize there was someone down and they were performing cpr on them. later i heard it was the gunman.
hold on. okay. thank you. there you go. okay. [ applause ] there is so much to love about that moment. the fist pump with the president and then the president of the united states rushes across the stage like a stage hand to adjust the podium step for aret aretha. that s not something you see a president do every day. but how fitting that the president of the united states, the president she loved, sprung into service for her majesty, the queen of soul, aretha louise franklin. today president obama said america has no royalty. born in memphis and raised in
okay. [ applause ] there is so much to love about that moment. the fist pump with the president and then the president of the united states rushes across the stage like a stage hand to adjust the podium step for aretha. that s not something you see a president do every day. but how fitting that the president of the united states, the president she loved, sprung into service for her majesty, the queen of soul, aretha louise franklin. today president obama said america has no royalty. born in memphis and raised in detroit, every time she sang we were graced with a glimpse of the divine. in her voice, we could feel our history, all of it, and in every shade. our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect.
want to keep their ability to get this medicaid money from washington. but conservatives want to scrap that. we don t know where the white house is on that critical issue. i m hoping that somehow it would be a moment where we take a deep breath and give everybody a chance. thank you all. the president speaking out about the oscars. the president said i think they were focus on politician they did not get their act together in the end. it was sad. the oscars. i didn t think it was sad. i loved the whole thing. he is trying to deflect something that goes with his particular view of things. what happened was a stage hand gave warren beatty the wrong