each other screaming and saying to get down because we weren t really sure what was going on. it s so scary, matthew, and we know it s windy where you are. we re going to try to adjust audio while i bring in dan and becky. becky, you are a trauma nurse, is that right? no, no, i m an endocrine nurse, a diabetes educator. got it. so i guess my point is that you all were at your shop, and what did you see? my husband and i were inside, and we were not even paying attention at the moment, and happened to hear. screaming and you re hearing this carnage, things are breaking and you re seeing things going up in the air, and all of a sudden we see the truck go by. and we just ran around the counter and ran to the doors and people were screaming and then there was an officer running
explosion as far away as five, six, seven blocks. this is obviously a very intense explosion. i also saw cell phone video. there was a fire began in the bottom of the building there. we re here, what you re looking at is 125th and park avenue. you can see the metro-north station just completely stopped there. that is because there is debris on the tracks. fire trucks have been rushing to the scene non-stop, going over to 116th and park avenue where the main scene is, let the truck go by. [sirens] well it s a five-alarm fire, five-alarm fire you re looking at 125th. we re here at 125th and madison avenue in east harlem. a we re here by the metro-north station. the metro-north train is completely stopped because of