'Boom-boom-boom': Trump rallygoer describes scene from front row

CBS News' Scott MacFarlane on Saturday evening posted a video on his Twitter account of a witness who was in the front row at the campaign rally in which former President Donald Trump was injured in an apparent shooting attempt.

MacFarlane caught up with Trump rallygoer Erin Autenreith, who described what it was like to see the incident occur in real time.

"I heard first, 'Boom, boom, boom, boom,'" she said. "I immediately thought, 'Fireworks, somebody's still putting on fireworks.' Then the Secret Service jumped onto him, pushed him to the ground."

"What did he look like when you saw him?" MacFarlane asked.

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"None of us in the front row... hid down or anything," she said. "We stood up strong to make sure we wanted to protect him too. We wouldn't move until Trump got up."

Watch the video below or at this link.