Topic: Butler Rally

New York Times photographer Doug Mills captured a rare image of a bullet streak passing Donald Trump's head using a shutter speed of 1/8000th of a second. Mills explained that he was continuously shooting during the "pops" and only discovered the specific frame later on his laptop. While some skeptics questioned the high shutter speed, professional photographers note it is a standard setting for sharp action shots in bright daylight.

BBC correspondent Gary O'Donoghue interviews witnesses at the rally who describe the immediate aftermath of the shots. Witnesses report hearing six to eight rounds and seeing the crowd hit the dirt in panic. One individual claims a speaker fell, while others describe the scene as a "war zone" with immediate police mobilization.