a fox news a scomplert new information pouring in from police after an oregon high school is put on lock down following reports of shots fired in the school. it is in portland, oregon. 2,000 students takened the school. we are told now that the shooter is dead. >> i will bring more information at none. the investigation will continue throughout the day. and i am very, very sorry for the family and students who are impacted by this tragic incident. like i said we'll have an update

at noon. thank you very much. >> and now the superintendant. >> this is a very tragic day. one that, i had hoped would never be part of my experience and as we are able to get more information, the district will provide that to the public. we feel very sorry for our parents. our kids were absolutely wonderful today exiting the building. as i said we'll have a press release later as we get more information. >> we are not taking more questions at this time. it is important to stress this is a continuing investigation. please stay away from the reynolds high school. parents pick up your kids at

wood meyers. and we'll have updates and you will have the information as we get it. and we'll do further releases. >> is there any more injuries? >> my understanding they are investigating and going through the school. and the initial indoccasions that is it. but we are still working the investigation. the situation is contained and the shooter is deceased and we are working on reunifying the students with the partners in wood village. and so please pass it out. go through flash alert on news. we'll figure out what occurred and what went on. and so we are moving students out of the school. most of them are out and if not all of them. they are evacuated and reunified with their parents.

has anyone been transported by ambulance? >> we'll talk about that when we have the details. >> again, i can't confirm details on the weapon or what type. we'll have that information later today once the investigation develops. we'll let you know when we know more. again, i don't have details with me and i will let you know soon as they are released. (inaudible) no one else was injured? >> that is my understanding. >> more injuries, you are not sure? >> they are still looking through the school. my understanding that that is the initial indoccasion that is all we have. the shooter is deceased and we are are working on reunighting students with their parents.

>> that is a live scene in troutdale, oregon. there was an active shooter in reynolds high school. the mayor of the troutdale said this is one of the biggest schools in the state of oregon. it was during the final time and final exams were taking place. if there is one thing we know from covering the breaking news situation of active shooters inside of the school. oftentimes, the first reports are wrong. headline we received, the gunman is dead, but also one student is also dead. adam houseley has more. and we are working the film. what have you learned? >> i got the confirmation as

well. we heard the news conference from the public neofficer. the gunman went in the high school and shot a student and was killed as well. we don't know if he shot himself. that is not clarified by the police. there is a report of a teacher may have been injured in this. normally there are 2800 kids in the troutdale high school. tomorrow was scheduled to be school and graduation the following day. not everybody was necessarily there. school resources officer was on duty at the time it all went down. sometimes they have two resource officers. and there is no check in or security policy at the school. and no metal detectors for

students to walk through in the high school. they had students coming out and we saw video, with students coming out. and they interviewed them. and they have since been moved down the street and those witnesses are interviewed and parents are reunited with their students there. a ti and officers responded. crime scene investigators are there. more than 100 responders are there as of right now. the sheriff's office has got ep information. and the gym is a crime scene. they are still going room to room. there are reports that students may be hunkered down with teachers. they do the drills and when it

become serious and they go in polices to it barricade themselves. there are reports of that happening and the officers will go through every nook and cranny of the high school to insure that everyone is securely removed and no other threats. we are told that the shooter is dead and one student, jenna. we have the press conference five minutes ago in fox and another one expected in two hours according to the spokesman there. jenna, two dead, tragic scene and very difficult for students and people to deal with outside of portland. >> you have great information for us and you were able to touch base with the local law enforcement. this is a local live scene. the aftermath and investigation. these law enforcement officers taking a look at this car. why are they looking at that.

that is a live picture we have right now. did anyone indicate a threat to the school or any concern or pre-meditation to this attack coming today? >> reporter: we asked the questions, jenna, law enforcement will err on the side of caution. that is all being looked at. they will go through the student's facebook or twitter and look at possible postings and chat rom ideas. they will talk to other students as the investigation goes forward. you can see the parents and the video waiting near by and seeing them go through cars. it is a treadious process at this point. they have secured the scone and go door to door and check in closests. and once that is done, the

investigation will go forward with how many shots were fired and was anybody hit and we heard a number of different reports that is normal. and it is a positive thing on this. it could have been a lot worse and i was told by law enforcement, they got there on the scene within a minute or two. and you had nearby gressham, oregon. and the mayor of troutdale believed 9 or 10 different agencies that responded to help them in the high school situation. >> it is an emotional especially when a child is injured or killed. oftentimes the information doesn't come as fast as we would like. adam will get us fresh information and we have retired new york city detective on the phone. pat is joining us.

according to a police source. this is a report from the ground from a local reporter, the shooter initial report and unconfirmed and according to a police source and local media on the ground. the shooter was dressed in all black and carrying an a r- 15 and had a desk and helmet. and time will only tell if that is confirmed, pat. where do you again in the investigation and figuring out where it starts? >> only because there are too many varables in this case and the shooting is so very fluid. it is uncorgreated reports and there are two other shooters. one at a church with a weapon. and it is determined. and the primary focus of the investigators is to identify a gunman who is deceased and see left and identify the ly to see

hundreds and hundreds of students funneling out of the school and make sure a bad guy doesn't slip through the cracks. identification is key. >> pat, why would someone do this? >> you know, i mean, i would imagine gradually the detectives will get the motivation on his part however twisted it may be. as you have seen in the past, oftentimes it generates from a perception of bullying or deslike of teacher or a slight or dislike of a fellow student. we don't have factual data to support. only facts we have is what you conveyed. >> here we are in the final days of school. people are taking the final

exams. and that's all we know. the big school as adam mentioned. pat, what about the response? fbi and a tf involved right away? >> it is awesome and a manifestitation of training and protocol and policys and in the wake of the horror shoes. all agencies are working with the active shooter policy and protocol. and thank god! it is all about creating a frozen zone and containing and isolating to increase the probability of safety for the civilians and faculties and students. >> thank you, pat. still, eric one family getting the news they never want to get about one of their children being killed.

we can't confirm that the shooter was a student at the school. >> so many questions because it was apparently the second to last day of school and we saw what happened in santa barbara. he picked a day before school was going to break to commit his atrocities. and we'll get another update from the police and little later on, the mayor of troutdale, will join us with the latest. stay with the fox news channel as the story continues. daugh- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ] stay strong, stay active with boost.

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breaking news out of the oregon today, where there was a high school shooting unfortunately early this morning right after school started for the day. 8 o'clock a.m. on the west coast. we are learning more about what transpired in that building. one student is today and the shooter is also dead. we have two dead in the high school. we are learning more about potential injuries on the scene. adam housely joins from yous l.a. you have more for us now. >> reporter: yeah, it looks like the gym was the main crime scene. the building on campus is separate from where the class rooms are. and secondly, we are told from one law enforcement personnel they are looking at the gym teacher who was grazed in the

hip. as you know, they are wading through the scenes and get witnesses inside. a track coach may have been grazed. we don't know the details of how it happen. and he made it clear that we didn't go further with that. jenna, a tragic day in the high school. the shooter is dead and one student is dead and a lot of parents waiting for their students to be bussed over to a fred mier parking lot. those students who were not involved. >> we are getting more details about the associated press. and one freshman spoke to the associated press and telling them that they heard over the intercom announcement that the school was in lock down. they had a process for that. and they were told quietly to go into their classrooms and wait

for more information. a freshman daniel delong saw a physical education teacher with a bloodied shirt and why we are getting the reports of a pe teacher being injured. adam talked to us about that or worse. that was the initial reporting we received out of the school. daniel delong was shaken up and able to text his friends and find out they were okay. he said it happen very fast. that's what we are learning about this situation, it was not a prolonged incident. we heard the reports of shots fired and beyond that, we haven't heard much about the shooter moving room to room. and we are waiting for information and we don't know if the law enforcement confronted the shooter or the shooter took his own life. one student dead in reynolds high school in oregon.

parents are waiting their anxiously for their kids. 2800 students in the high school. so it is a big high school and a lot of children to be reunited. and we'll keep you posted as we hear more and a developinguation and more information to come. >> it is an emotional scene. family members and parents rushing to the school. and hearing about this and waiting to be reunited with their children and students and a tragic situation. and we'll follow it and bring you more on the breaking news story in the newscast. hillary clinton, and her new book. it is out for a few hours and getting some criticism. she talked about her family's finances and what she said and what people are finding fault about that. stay with us on fox news channel for the latest on the tragic shooting in oregon. ugh. heartburn.

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we are following the latest developments in the tragic school shooting that occurred in oregon. police say two dead. gunman and a student in the reynolds high school in trout dale, oregon. parents are waiting at the side that they will be reunited with the kids that are in the school. the pupils are being evacuated slowly and putting their hands on top of their heads. police making sure there are no other perpetrators. it is the second largest high school in oregon. we'll bring you the latest on the tragic school shooting as we

get it here on the the fox news channel. >> in the meantime we turn to this developing story. new concerns about unaccompanied flood of children coming across our border illegally. 1,000 are in one facility in gall up, arizona. that is a small percentage of the tens of thousands of children that are coming now. violence in central america is sparking the influx. they don't keep minors in detention. but turn them over to the department of health and human services. hss showses them in makeshift shelters and until they are reunited with the partners or subject to organizations. immigration reform has remained on the back burner in congress as of late. but law makers are looking to

take up the issue again in light of this story. >> joining me is a fox news contributor. and ella. it is nice to have you both on this story e. jona h, the story is gaining steam. what are you hearing as far as what this could mean not only for the situation on the border, but when it comes to the politics in dc as well. >> i think it is a terrible situation on the border. and i think you are absolutely right. and some are blaming it on u.s. policy and some are blaming it on violence and poverty in central america. i don't understand why it is not both. i am sure some case its is the terrible conditions down there and others is the policy of the government. word got to central america that we treat kids differently and

give them special treatment and how accurate that is doesn't matter. that's what they believe and why they are coming in unpres depted numbers and that's why immigration reform looks less likely and not more likely. this shoes to the opoepts of amnesty that our policy create incentiv incentives. if you don't do the border issue first. that is the argument on the hill. i don't think eric cantor wanted to put it on the board. >> referencing the primary in virginia where there is a question for eric cantor about how moderate he is on immigration reform and what conservatives in the state would do with that. that is the accusation that he is too moderate on it.

ella, talk about what it is, immigration reform less likely because of a situation like that; is that what you are also hearing? >> i mean, basically the state of immigration reform on the hill is that president obama was expected to release a change in deportation policy and delayed it until the end of summer to give house republicans to give one more chance to pass immigration reform. i agree that jonna that the situation on the border for minors. comprehensive reform, it bolstered the argument that the current situation and way that the immigration is bad and not helping the situation. it further entrenches people on either side. and i am not seeing change on the hill in the equation as the future of immigration.

>> at the same time, the administration is turning to congress and asking for 1.4 billion to deal with the problem. the number could be 100,000 unaccompanied children corder b this year. does congress approve the money? in the end of the day, they are kids and have to be dealt with in some way, but is money the way to go? what do you do is the question? >> it is a great question, and i am not sure what will happen. i know it will create a lot of arguments and yelling. it is it a terrible position that the obama administration has gotten itself in to. the kids need to be dealt with. they could be sent to new york? and they are swamping a system that doesn't know how to deal with the refugees. it is not their fault they are in the terrible situation.

but the obama administration's response they will give everyone of them a lawyer. that is not the response that at least the opponents on the immigration side is looking for. that will encourage more illegal imaggression. i think at some point, obama will have to get the money to deal with this. >> it will be interesting to see what happens. we will have to leave it there because of breaking news. it is it a big topic and we'll look at it so much. and the police are identifying more details about the gunman that occurred in reynolds high school. he is a tone age male and told that the victim is also a teenage male and he went in the gym and shot the mael and the shooter's body was found and discovered by a police robot.

he could have shot the male student and went to the bathroom and may have shot himself. we'll have to see once the police detail this more in what is a tragic shooting occurring five days after another one in neighboring washington state. you can see the scene live at the moment as they are locked down. and the emotional scene of parents waiting for their students to come out and they have been evacuated and searched and hands on top of their heads. and it appears that authorities in trout dale under control and locked down with the toll, two people dead. two male teenage young men. one the student and one the shooter in a latest school shooting that so horribly afflicts our country. we'll be right back.

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>> more information on the school shooting that happen earlier this morning in oregon. right outside of the city of portland. the tape on the scene in troutdale, where reynolds high school is. what transpired in the school, adam? >> reporter: as the first buses are arriving in the parking lot

for parents and students to be reunited. we are told students were inside after 8 o'clock. and some thought firecrackers were going off and realized they were gun shot and everyone was scrambling and there was a tone age shotter who killed one student and found as we heard from colleague dan springer. he was found in the bathroom with a police robot they found the body of the shooter in the bath rom. normally there are 2800 students in the high school. but because graduation was thursday seniors were not there. troutdale tells us they normally have two police officers assigned to the high school. and one school resource officer was on doubt and no security

checkpoints in the high school. and there are no metal detectors and this happen in the gym. that is the main crime scene. two hours, all students will be reunited with their parents. >> there is questions about the motive and the ieshs identity of the shotter. we'll work to get the details and bring them to our viewer ares as soon as we can. >> hillary clinton's new bock is hitting the store shelves. they are lining up to meet the presidential nom no and get a copy of the bock signed. mrs. clinton is getting back lash already. mrs. clinton was questioned about the struggles she and president clinton had when they left the president so. >> it is reported that you made

5 million? making speeches, the president made more than hundred million dollars? >> well, if have no reason to remember. we came out of the white house dead broke and in debt and no money when we got there and we struggled to you know, piece together resources for mortgages for housing and chelsea's education. it was not easy. >> and dead broke, more on that and the book. hi, joe. >> what about that comment? >> well, out of every intruchlt prime time one hour, one sound bite emerges and this is the one that hillary clinton department want to it emerge. >> we were struggling to buy houses and dead broke. houses is washington d.c. and upstate new york and totaling $4.5 million. struggles. and when she got out of the

white house she had 8 million'd vance for a bock. and bill clinton made over hundred million in speeches. if this is struggling and what dead broke is, i think the nonrichest one percent would take that. >> and the point they may not have been dead broke if not for one action in the president of the united states. nmonica lewinsky. and white water and it is it interesting she is speaking where she is apologizing for success and wealth because she doesn't want to lockout of touch. >> and the media jumped all over the mitt romney. he bet rick perry 10,000. and that is so out of touch. >> same problem for hillary clinton. she's not liked by elizabeth

warren flafrng. and this is like 2008. she is the establishment candidate and around 25 years. this is the ninth consecutive election where a bush or clinton is involved in the whole process. 36 years. >> you write she is trying to rebrand. >> she is trying to reintroduce hillary clinton. let's forget that. and this is now hillary clinton moving forward. but the problem is she was secretary of state since that time and supporters are hard pressed to name any accomplishment that she had. she is risk adverse. and she doesn't like to take chances. >> and in the new york times, nick wrote it. she roached out to the world with twitter and social media and some of her successes are not as observant as others.

>> you sound like borac. >> and when hillary clinton ran for the senate against rick la zzio. her favorability numbers of 67 percent. by the time it was done. down to 45 percent and she won by the way. it seems that the idea of hillary clinton before she says or done anything is historic and when she starts talking the numbers go down. we could so a repeat for 2008. the first interview was not good. >> the bock will do fine. and liz wheel has a book coming out and give her comp tugz. >> hillary clinton is down in barnes noble. we need liz wheeled down there. to >> and voters heading to the polls today. how it can change the campaign

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breaking news developing over the last couple of hours, the school shooting in a suburb of portland, oregon. the mayor of the town of the suburb is telling fox news that students at reynolds high school went through a training session earlier this year that involved an active shooter drill. from all accounts of the early report, the school handled it fairly efficiently. and the law enforcement response was shift and heavy.

the mayor tells us that he believes that's one of the reasons why there weren't more lives lost today. the headline, of course, is that the shooter is dead. a young man, we don't know if he was a student, and also a student in the school, a male student, was killed. the motive, we don't know. apparently this happened inside the gymnasium. we'll bring you the latest information as we get it. back to washington now where a top veterans affairs official is now admitting the agency which is entrusted with the care of our former american servicemen and women, that the v.a. has a, quote, integrity issue. that official apologizing. house lawmakers are blasting the agency and now some u.s. senators are calling on the justice department to launch a criminal investigation. this as more evidence mounts that the v.a. employees covered up data and that some vets never

even got to see a doctor. >> last night's hearing only heightened concern about dysfunction at the veterans administration. one testified that aside from hundreds of millions of dollars being allotted, the v.a. uses grossly outdated scheduling systems. >> if i may, i think it's important to understand that our scheduling system scheduled its first appointment in april of 1985. it has not changed in any appreciable manner since that date. >> he said he was still in college when the v.a. scheduling technology was put in place, that was before the internet existed. and while the v.a. lacked updated computers, it lacks simple private sector procedures to notify patients. schedulers don't follow up to

remind them, resulting in huge numbers of no-shows. it promised one congressman to remind witnesses, there is a thing called the telephone. richard griffin, the acting inspector general, said his office issued 18 different reports. griffin told the committee that he has sent teams to 69 v.a. facilities in addition to phoenix to unrecover wrongdoing. >> the 69 additional facilities that we have seen rapid response teams to are criminal investigators. we coordinate with the fbi on all of our investigations. it's a requirement of the v.a. attorney general guidelines. >> witnesses pointed to senior management at most of the v.a. facilities as the likely source of pressure on schedulers to ensure they got their bonuses. >> 64,000 vets, according to

that report, never even saw a doctor. >> never saw a doctor. >> unbelievable. thank you. continuing to follow the developing story out of oregon today. prosecutors are announcing charges against a man accused of last week's deadly shooting at seattle pacific university. police say the suspect killed one person and wounded two others before he was tackled to the floor by a student. we're going to bring you the latest on that case coming up. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu.

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