Yeah, it was like there was a whole lot of commotion.

The firefighters were picking up and they were starting to roll out and go follow these

buses that went downtown.

And the Red Cross rep was like, he goes over and he says, well, you got to stay behind this line

because they're thinking about bringing the building down they didn't say what

building they just said bringing a building down so we're like okay you know

we'll take their word before you know we'll stay behind the line and he went

over and he talked to one of the,

through all the commotion, he goes over and he asked one of the Red Cross,

or one of the firefighters, what was going on,

I guess, I don't know if you got an answer or not.

He came back over with his hand over the radio

and it sounded like a countdown.

And at the last few seconds he took his hand off and you heard

three two one and he was just saying just run for your life just run for your life

and then it was like another two three seconds you heard explosions like boom

there's like a distinct sound it's not like when the compression like boom boom boom

like floors that were dropping and collapsing. This was a boom and like you felt a

rumble in the ground like almost like you wanted to grab on to something. To me I knew that was an explosion.

There was no doubt in my mind and by that time we're running out into

the street, half the people had taken off running up the street and everybody's running

into the center of the street. Meanwhile, everybody that was south of that intersection was running

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