You think . I thought it was a heart attack, i thought somebody had a heart attack. I thought somebody had a heart atta attack. I cant do this. Im feeling really sick. Can you tell us when you saw him stop, what happened . Oh, man. I stopped, he was going, he was going on i was shaking, i couldnt deal with this, he kept going people were getting hit, one after the other. I saw people getting hit one by one. Where did you see him climb the sidewalk . Right on the sidewalk. Where did he get on the sidewalk . He started from around here. Its the first one, started over there. Oh, my god, wow i cant do this any more, im sorry. Thank you so much for that. Ali was about 100 meters away. This is incredibly difficult to listen to these different eyewitnesss, describe what has amounted to a gruesome scene in toronto. Careening down the sidewalk. Were going to come back to this in a moment. That waffle house suspect is in custody. Theyre about to brief the press on how they got him. At 1 07 this
would you like that money to go for more policing in the subways or the streets whereres crime is rampant? e shutth up. a bigot. did you know the statue was theyd so offensive covered it with a massive orange tarp, the same one brian stelter uses as a towel in thete steam room. the monuments. now in a libraryh in north dakota. so d like all residents fleeing new york to florida, it s probably safer in the new york post. t, a quote one of teddy s descendants, theodore roosevelt, the fifth cheered the removal saying the statue a place relocated to where its composition can be recontact contextualized to facilitate difficult, complex and inclusive discussions. well, thank you you pretentious. if teddy were alive, he dressed up like a white rhino to chase you through central park with a 12 gauge that you care about these statues. i don t i m not into statues exceptpt for the .
endured. here s another example. six people were on the drive and underground. you see one person right at the corner at young and finch with an orange tarp, and some of the other articles of clothing around that person, and tell me what your thoughts are when you saw this happened. what did you do? when i saw this happen, i waited for a signal and i went over and called 911, i asked for an ambulance and i m just shocked, i was with my friend. and this is ridiculous. if it was an accident. then you would have stopped or the person went through the sidewalk. and he didn t stop, and it s just shocking. i know you said you were standing right here at this
area. in fact, the bomb actually exploded inside a taxi cab and the person got out and police shot and killed that terror suspect in october of 2014 in quebec. they had a terror suspect that ran down two soldiers, killing one of them. two days later, someone go ahead. they went over people. when i was here, i saw six people on the ground. two people were getting cpr. now we see a person is dead there. on the ground. we see one person at the corner with an orange tarp and the other articles of clothing around that person. tell me what your thoughts are when you saw this happened. what did you do?
reporter: a gruesome parade through garissa town, images far too shocking to show unblurred. following a convoy police have piled what they say are the terrorists bodies into a back of a truck and the whole town is coming out to see. the alleged gunmen locked in the macabre embrace, wrapped in an orange tarp driven into a primarily school for viewing. the stench is overpowering. but some in the crowd want more. you want them to be burned? reporter: why? because they killed innocent children. we want to ban these people. reporter: perhaps police want to prove they killed the gunmen. or perhaps they just want to avenge the dead. driving the van next to the crowd so people can inspect the bodies. it s getting chaotic here. they skirt away those suspected