started coming closer together, the shots were going, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo. people were running inside saying there was a shooter. we took off towards the back of the store where the stockroom was. we were pushing people out the way and telling them to go. and when we did we ran out towards the back and the employees were telling us to go into the freight containers in the back where they get the stock out, and we sat there for maybe 20 minutes, and then they told us to come out, and we did, because there were elderly and children, they were getting hot. i m shaking. there weigas a whole bunch of k out there. i tried to pick out as many as i could and bring them out with me. i heard a lot of yelling, cops with guns, saying get on your knees. that s when we went back in the room. we were scared to death. now, just a bit about the suspected gunman. apparently, from allen, texas, more than 600 miles away. that s about 1,000 kilometers away. authorities say that a document was pos
this hour to get vital bit of a picture of what it was like, we are told the initial report that information. gillian: steve rogers, thank the shooting came in you so much for joining us and 11:00 a.m. local time, she told us that as soon for giving us the information. we want to go to fox news as she heard gunshot break out that she and channel s mark meredith who is live in berkley heights. her husband along with more than 100% people that s where the president is staying. rushed into the back of i understand the president has wal-mart, back in the storage area and that responded? reporter: we got word from the employees there put the white house, saying that the president has been briefed on them into the large the situation that we ve been freight containers essentially that you see reporting on all afternoon. the white house says the on 18 wheelers made of president and the administration metal for protection in are continuing to monitor the case someone the gunman came back t
was. we were pushing people out the way and telling them to go. when we did, we ran out towards the back. the employees were telling us to go into the freight containers in the back. we sat there for maybe 20 minutes and then they told us to come out. there were elderly and children getting hot. they told us to go back inside because we heard it again. you were telling me how scary of a situation this was. i know you ve been out here in the sun and you were evacuated with your husband. how are you feeling after going through this experience, something you probably never thought would happen here? i m still on edge and still trying to process everything. it s hot. i m just trying to still get it out of my system in a way. yeah. thank you, kiana. there are other people who were evacuated over in the dillard s parking lot, almost 200 people were evacuated out of the cielo vista mall. the el paso police told me they are still searching the area.
cobwebs everywhere and it was filthy and dirty and deplorable. reporter: far away from the grand hotels and sandy beaches tourists know, lee and others were confined to aten isolated pineapple farm. martorell who saw some of the conditions firsthand, said some men were living in freight containers with no electricity, running water or toilets. there s no door to close theths off and there will be their q ing through living quarters. workers have t told us that thed be starv and they went with very little food and they had to go and scrounge around just picking leaves off of plants to eat snooe e told me the workers were under 24-hour surveillance. according to the indictment, one guard even threatened tto oot anyone who tried to escape. then, there was the issue of payment. we look at several months worth of check stubs and eac and every time, it says, o,a o. lee says he was paid $14,000 in total, about $1,000 a month,
when they were sent to hawaii to the island of maui. he was taken to the fellow workers to an abandoned bar rick and he was in a state of shock when he saw cobwebs everywhere and filthy and dirty and deplorable. reporter: far away from the grand hotels and the sandy beaches that tourists know, lee and others were confined to an isolated pineapple farm. mart martyrl says that some men were living in freight containers with no running water or toilets. there was no door to close themselves off and rats running through the living quarters. workers have told us that they d be starving and went with very little food and they had to go to scrounger around to eat off of leaves and plants to eat. reporter: they were told that they were under 24-hour surveillance, and one guard threatened anyone who tried to