not a lot of people came to the restaurant. my dad came in one day and gave me 20 bucks. i think he felt sorry for me. thank you, jen, for saying that in my ear. thanks for being part of the "real story." now time to head over to shepard smith. breaking news, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >> good m the fox news desk. breaking news on fox news channel. moments from now police are to hold a news conference on the high school shooting in oregon that sent an entire community into a bit of panic. they already have confirmed the shooting is now dead and one student is dead but there are so many questions to which we seeking answers in the next few minutes. here's what we know right now. right now we can tell you the following. it happened at a high school just east of portland, oregon. the teenage gunman opened fire in the gym killing a student and sparking a panic. students say a warning went out over the intercom telling them to stay quiet and go to their

classrooms. one witness says while he was waiting, he saw a gym teacher with a shirt covered in blood. as many as 100 cops stormed this campus to evacuate the building and search for the shooter and we're hearing from some of the students who were right there. >> heard the gunshot and ran into the gym and we thought it was firecrackers in the bathroom or something because that's where we heard it. we heard it again. we ran to the hallway in between the weight room and the main gym and we barricaded the door and then the police came about 30 minutes later and then they told us to come out with our hands up. >> hundreds of terrified parents gathering outside of the school desperate to find out whether their own kids were safe. >> my mom called me from washington, and she said is hope okay? i said what do you mean? she said there's a shooting. then i dropped to the floor in

walmart where i was working and i called her. >> you see live indication from a few minutes ago on kptv television, our affiliate there. we thank them. a short time later police updated parents and reporters with the news that one student is dead. >> i'm very, very sorry for the family and for all of students and everybody who will be impacted by this tragic incident. >> this is a very tragic day. one that i had hoped would never, ever, ever be part of my experience. >> s.w.a.t. teams went room to room clearing students. they say they used a robot to search this one particular bathroom and it's there that they found the gunman dead. the news conference is set to begin right now. in fact, we're able to see they're setting up for that. first, let's go to our own correspondent on scene. dan springer live at the area where parents gathered to pick up their kids. dan, what do we know? >> reporter: all we know is

there are two people dead. one is a student, a male student, at reynolds high school here in troutdale, a city of about 17,000 people. this is a very big school. about 2,800 students. about 2,000 were at the school at the time. this is the day before the last day of classes. they have final exams today and you can see right down behind me, this is where they blocked off the road. the high school is just beyond there. i'm at a staging area where the news conference is going to happen and short distance away is where students have been bussed taken by the school after they came out of the school with hands up on top of their head to indicate they were not involved in this. there was a lot of panic. initially there was a report of multiple shooters. in fact, a report that there were three shooters as recently as an hour after the shooting. so a lot of confusion as to how many people were in there shooting guns. the other person who was dead is a male. we are not being told he's a student. one witness was quoted as saying

they believe it was a former student. that's not confirmed. he may be in his 20s, early 20s. i talked to a police officer and he said that it looks like he could be a late teenager or early 20s. this school has good security. they have two full-time troutdale police officers stationed there. again, this was not a full school. this is 2,800 students. 2,000 were there. seniors were not there. they'll be graduating on thursday. that will go on, we understand. again, this happened about 8:10 this morning. it happened in the gymnasium building near the locker rooms. there was panic as students heard the gunshots. they ran into a weight room and locked down there. the announcement went over the pa that everybody was on lockdown and that's where it stayed until police could finally send a robot into a bathroom near that gymnasium and found the shooter dead. >> we're expecting to hear from police in just a moment and we're hoping to learn then something about motive.

have students said anything to you about anything that's happened in the recent past or whether they were concerned after any incidents or anything, dan? >> reporter: i asked a sergeant at troutdale police about any sort of warning. if there was any scuttlebutt of people talking about problems between factions or students at the school. he said no. there was absolutely no warning. this area is very close to portland. on the east side. we're just about eight miles away from downtown portland. not very far. so this is a growing area that has had some gang issues in the past perhaps why they had two full-time police officers stationed inside the school. i asked about metal detectors. i have not been able to get an answer as to how far they have gone in security here and whether they have metal detectors or they wand students. we don't know those answers yet. >> all right. dan springer, thanks. we're waiting for the news conference. i want to show you incredible pictures that have come to us in

monitor after monitor. many from our affiliate who we give great thanks for helping us cover this. you can see the number of parents who are outside and on the other side of that crime line is astounding. not yet knowing whether their students were okay. and all of the police vehicles around, as many as 100 cops on scene within a matter of minutes. there have been conflicting reports i should tell you from mayor and students to whom we've been listening over the past 15 to 20 minutes. the mayor said there was recently a drill for this sort of thing. the students, whom we heard speaking to local television stations, say they didn't participate in any such drill. at any rate, we'll hear about that and detail from police in just a moment we're led to believe. i want to go first right to a student. carmen saw a student who got grazed by a bullet. carmen saw that teacher surroundeded by fbi agents and other staffers. are you okay? >> i'm okay. >> here's what we're hearing from other students and reports

locally. this teacher was trying to help other students and got shot. what did you see? >> i didn't really see anything. i talked to people who have and they said that he was running from inside the gym to outside the gym and that's when he got grazed. >> is the teacher, the man with the white shirt between these authorities here. i understand if he was not badly hurt, is that right? >> right. he got grazed by the bullet. he was walking and was perfectly fine. >> what do we know about this student who did die today? >> i'm not sure. the only thing i've heard is that it was most likely a freshman because that's what period they have pe and that's where most of the people were. >> we'll likely hear details on that from police in just a moment. had you guys had -- the mayor suggested you had a shooter drill at school. is that true? >> no.

>> i wonder where that came from. there was some specifics about that that casualties were limited because of this practice drill but you don't know anything about it either? >> no. >> what's the mood around there? it was described as panic. is that fair? >> it was kind of like panic and then once we found out that there was a student that had actually died, it was more like grieving because we didn't know anything. i never thought it would happen in my school. >> carmen, a student, with us. she was there as it went down. astoundingly, this is the 74th school shooting in the united states since the shooting that happened in newtown. 74 since that one in 2012. kyla is a senior at the school where this happened today. she was walking to school to get her graduation tickets and saw

all of the police outside. let's get to her on the phone. what were you thinking at the time? i was just amazed. at first when i saw the first three cars, i was, like, must have been a police thing. as more and more came, it must be serious. >> do you know any of the people that saw this? >> no. i just saw people walking down the street figuring out what was happening and i kind of heard what they know of what teachers told them and everything. they told me. i kind of went off of what they told me. >> the mayor had mentioned this training drill for something like this. some students have suggested that didn't happen. were you at one of these training drills? >> no. do you know anything about this student that was killed or anything about the gunman? >> no. i just heard that the student

who attended reynolds was shot and killed and prayers and hearts go out to her and her family and then the gunman got shot and that's all i heard. >> all right. kyla bynum on the phone with us. this is a suburb of portland. right outside of that suburb -- i should say nearby in another suburb is where the kids have gone. take a live look now as reporters set up one from channel 8 locally for this news conference which was scheduled to begin at the top of the hour. ten minutes ago. they're running a few minutes behind. the minute that news conference begins, we'll have live fox coverage from the scene and beyond.

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continuing coverage of the school shooting outside portland, oregon. a live look at the scene now. we're waiting for police to come and begin a news conference which they promised would start at the top of the hour. they're working to get the rest of their things in order. i can tell you there were multiple reports there may have been more than one shooter. a confusing scene to put it mildly. trace gallagher has been monitoring from our west coast news hub and has details. >> you heard dan springer talk about the fact that there was a report after the shooting that there were three possible active shooters. we narrowed it down. it seems one student who was sheltering in place with the other students apparently that

student reportedly brought a gun with him as well to school today and that he acknowledged he brought a gun. there were live pictures this morning of the student out front in handcuffs. that student brought a gun. he was arrested. there are no connections or reports this student was involved in this shooting in any capacity. we should also let you know that the shooter we have learned died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we know the police robot went in and found the body. we learned it was aself-infli self-inflicted gunshot wound and the male thstudent that was shoa male student. back to you. >> thanks very much. breaking news now. authorities to speak. listen. >> the same format as this morning. good afternoon. we'll start today same format as

this morning. we'll have chief scott anderson from troutdale police department speak first and then linda florence, the superintendent of the reynolds school district will talk and then the mayor will be up after that. >> unfortunately we had a very tragic incident this morning at reynolds high school. one student is deceased as a result of a lone gunman who entered the school. the lone gunman was also deceased at the scene. we are in the process of notifying the next of kin for both. we have tentatively identified the shooter, but we're not confident enough at this point to reveal the details. i can tell you that the weapon that was used is a rifle.

in addition, one teacher was injured with nonlife threatening injuries. the teacher was treated at the scene. not related to this incident and during the evacuation process, a gun was found on one person. this is not believed to be a part of the incident. that person was taken into custody. the investigation will take some time as you can imagine and we have several tactical teams working through this investigation at this time. for reunification for families, we have located a spot at wood village fred myer for parents to respond to pick up their kids. i want to thank all of the law enforcement agencies that came to assist us as well as the nongovernmental agencies such as

the trauma intervention program. there will be several days of healing and ongoing attention given to the students and staff and anybody impacted by this tragedy. i also want to thank superintendent florence. we have two school resource officers at reynolds high school. they were the first responders. and they responded immediately. they and another tactical team brought this to conclusion. i can't thank them enough. now, i would like to introduce the superintendent, linda florence. >> this is such a tragedy. my heart goes out to the individuals involved and to their parents. i, too, want to especially thank our first responders. they are our school resource

officers. and for our students and staff who did some real quick thinking and went into lockdown within seconds of hearing about the active shooter. i also want to thank our students and staff and teachers who did an excellent job, a calm job, of evacuating the school today and for implementing all of our safety procedures that we have at the school. parents are meeting their students at our fred myer woodv. and being checked out with our school staff. students who need mental health, someone to talk to, we have lots of counselors available. and for students already at home and need additional help, i have

a phone number for them to call. 503-988-4888. later today we'll be notifying our parents and students of school closure. there are some things that we have to do and work that will be involved so later on today, we will notify them of that. thank you. >> hello. i'm doug daoust, the mayor of troutdale. this has been a very unsettling day for our precious city. i've been on the cell phone all morning long with the national news media. as you can imagine they've shown quite a bit of interest in what's going on in this small city, suburb of portland. i've been on the phone constantly with media back east.

i really want to say though that, and i shared with them, that i'm very impressed with how the police handled this whole operation. i think going through a dry run a few months ago helped and the school police officers helped a lot. but i am very impressed with the cooperation amongst all of the police departments that showed up and there were a lot of them. i was watching on the news to see how many police departments showed up along with the sheriff's department. my heart goes out to all of the families. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> all right. thank you. we'll have another media briefing tentatively set for 4:00 p.m. this afternoon, same location. we'll let you know once i confirm that. i do have a few things. we're unifying students with parents at the wood village fred myer parking lot. the parents, if you are looking

for more information about your students or have not been able to contact your student -- >> that's what we have of national interest at least for us this afternoon. the police seem to believe they know who the shooter is. here's what we're getting sort of from the ground. the shooter apparently had identification on himself but authorities are not 100% sure so they're not going to say anything about the shooter just yet. as for the victim, very little on the victim as well. trace gallagher in our los angeles newsroom this afternoon and, trace, not a lot to go with there. >> a couple things stuck out. one, you heard the mayor say there was a dry run a couple months ago at the school and you had a couple students on your show saying there was no dry run. they did not do a rehearsal about an active shooter situation. it's possible that the mayor could have just been involved or this could have involved just faculty members in the dry run. we don't know that yet. also, they talked about a teacher who was injured. we now know more about that. that was apparently a track coach who went to reynolds high

school and he's been teaching there for the past 15 or 16 years and the students who were on hand say the coach was teaching a weightlifting class when the shooter came in and some witnesses say they saw the shooter chasing the coach through the gymnasium, fired a shot and struck that coach in the hip. the coach was not badly injured. we should also point out that this could be hours and hours to get all of these kids picked up by their parents. they are taking them to a separate area where you see here and they are naming the kids, calling their names out and having the parents individually come and pick them up. of course one student's name clearly will not be called. we do not yet know if the parents of the student who was killed have been notified about his death. >> nothing so far at all on motive. i have heard nothing from students. nothing from teachers and administrators and nothing from police, trace. >> reporter: we haven't heard anything about this coach either.

he was much beloved. if he was part of this at all, it's not come out yet. we know this gunman apparently went into the weight room first where a weight class was being taught. we don't know if he went after the teacher. the teacher was the second person shot. the student who was killed was the first person shot. the student then went into a bathroom, the shooter that is, went into a bathroom. they sent in a robot after that student and found the student was killed of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> we'll wait for more from students and teachers and administrators and further word from police when we get it. it's been described by authorities as calm but by students with whom we have spoken with, something else entirely. this tweet, there's a shooter in my school and helicopters everywhere. this one says actually crying right now. it's so scary. and this shooting was crazy. i was so happy i was in rotc room. the coach about whom everyone

has been speaking, the gym teacher is okay. he got hurt but he's okay. that teacher was grazed according to authorities. there is s.w.a.t. shooting back. it's by the gym. everyone stay safe. apparently they did. there are conflicting reports. the mayor said he was on the phone with national media all day so maybe he didn't get the word that it's clearly unsure whether there was a drill about this. we certainly don't know who this person was. there has been a lot of speculation about who this person was, what the person's mental state might have been. it's nothing but wild speculation. we have no quotes from anyone to suggest that there were any mental issues and we don't know anything about this person except to say that the person is described as a young male. somewhere around high school/college age. nothing specific at all. and certainly nothing on the background and not a word on motive just yet. when we get some of these things confirmed, rather than speculating about them, we'll

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>> i heard two shots and i started running to my first class. i was pretty scared. i saw everybody running. >> just outside portland, oregon, where yet again today a shooter has gone on a rampage at a high school. this time one student shot and killed. a teacher shot, grazed, is doing fine and the shooter himself according to authorities went into a school bathroom and shot and killed himself. now the question, who is the shooter? with a was this shooter's motivation? was the shooter targeting anyone? and is anyone else potentially at least involved?

so far we believe the answer to the last question is no. this was a lone gunman. the investigation is under way. dan springer is live on scene for us this afternoon. the police indicate they know who they is but not sure enough to tell all of us anything. >> reporter: i think they tentatively identified him but they're not releasing him name just yet. i'm told by a troutdale sergeant that he's a male in his late twee teens. there are students who have said he may have been a former student but wasn't there any longer. somebody else said he was in his early 20s. we just don't know. it doesn't appear at this point that he was a current student. the student that was killed was a male. we believe possibly a freshman because he was in the gym class and the freshman are the ones that take the gym classes at the school, which by the way is just about two blocks past a road

block here. we're still seeing some buses milling around the area and they're now empty. they don't have any students in them. they have gotten all of the students, we believe, off of the high school campus and they've taken them over to a parking lot nearby where the word has gone out for all students' parents to meet there to pick up their kids and get them home. this was the second to last day of school for the year. final exams today. final exams finishing up tomorrow. shortened day. and then graduation on thursday. so just a tragic ending to this school year here in troutdale. two people dead. >> what we're seeing now -- what we're seeing now is authorities are bringing backpacks out into the road. this is common occurrence after events like this. there have been so many that we know the patterns, which is horrifying in and of itself. all of the backpacks out into the street. all of the backpacks have been

tested is the common -- what normally happens after these incidents. they've been checked over by authorities and now the students are able to come back and get them. they're in the middle of finals. i don't know how kids get through this and to finals. that's going to be a tall order for everybody. >> reporter: yeah. how can you go back to school tomorrow and finish up a class. you heard the student say that they're going to have to adjust their schedule. they probably will not have school tomorrow. they may not even have the graduation later this week. we understand there will be a prayer vigil at east portland search at church at 7:30 tonight. one of the takeaways is the other gun found. it makes you wonder how many guns are taken to the school every day. i talked to people about a recent rise in the last couple years in gang violence in this suburban just east of east portland. there's concern about security at that school. clearly there was no big tsa

metal detector but security will be the big issue going forward. >> dan springer on scene. thanks very much. dan mentioned that there had been problems with gang violence and stuff in the neighborhood which is true by itself. bigger picture, we have no idea whether that was any way related to this incident. we do not yet have specifics. authorities have not shared them. students with whom we have spoken do not know them and parents and teachers with whom our team has spoken to don't know either. we're looking at pictures from koin, our network news affiliate. they have these pictures for us. i want to get to where they are interviewing students. >> the vice principal came in later and announced that it was an active lockdown and it was really not to move or anything. and then when the cops did come, they lined us up single file and

then they had a few s.w.a.t. members at the doors of the entrance making a barrier and then they told us to run across the parking lot through the cop cars. >> reporter: walk us through those moments where you don't know what's going on. are you hearing anything? what's happening in that space of that time? >> i was hearing cops and i was hearing a lot of ambulances, cop cars, crazy, insane amounts of cop cars. it was tons of cop cars. and when i got to the door and they said run, i was, like, okay, i have to run like i'm trying to surve. that's pretty scary running across a parking lot and being able to just get shot at if someone was out there. so we were running and as we were running, there was cop cars at the entrance of the parking lot and cops standing out there telling us to come that way. once we got to the church, that's when they started to pat us down and move us into different areas of different people. >> how long before -- how long

did they keep you until -- obviously you've been let go now. >> probably, like, two hours. when i got there they were doing groups. they would pat people down and then they would divide them and put them over in the other area that were patted down. when i was patted down, a kid was walking by that no one really knew and the cops said who are you? he said i'm not part of the school or anything and he kept walking. the cop said come with me now. he patted him down and he was actually one of the kids that he found a gun on. >> obviously we're trying to confirm that with police. that's a report you had on the scene. >> local reporters from kptv in troutdale, oregon. these reports have been coming in all afternoon of th in which this was done. it fits a pattern that we've seen with authorities all across the country. every student has to be treated as a potential suspect until

everything is wrapped. every student. everyone is patted down. everyone is checked. every backpack is checked because there's no way to know exactly who has done what. the tweets that have come out of here told us a lot of stories. i see cops running through the halls. i want to go home. and who wouldn't? i just want to go home and hug my parents and be thankful that my family are okay. this one from a danny all day long who said i just saw a body bag. if that's true, that's a fellow student. possibly a freshman who had been in gym class. and the 2,000 students at this school who have been going there for the entire school year now are in the middle of finals after one of their own classmates has been shot dead near the gym and the weight room of their school. who is this shooter? we don't yet know. anything about a motive? don't have it yet. authorities are checking. and that town certainly will be grieving. it's 37 minutes past 12:00 in

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the deadliest friendly fire incidents in afghanistan since the start of that war nearly 14 years ago. this happened yesterday in a southern province about 200 miles south and west of the capital city kabul. here's what happened according to officials. coalition forces were coming back from a security operation when taliban insurgents attacked them. they say then the troops called for what's known as a close air support. in other words, they need cover. that's when they died. the defense department reports they are still investigating exactly what happened but it sounds as if from the reporting so far they called in the air support and the air support killed them. worth noting, one of the first friendly fire incidents happened back in april of 2002 when an american fighter jet dropped a bomb on a group of troops training in a night training exercise. four canadian soldiers died in that incident. this time it's five americans. we're joined now by leah

gabrielle. close air support. we get the gist of it. how does it work? >> when my squadron was in afghanistan, we spent a lot of time circling overhead just in case troops on the ground needed some sort of help. typically what happens is a person on the ground from the unit that needs help will call the unit in the air on the radio and there's often a number of aircraft that will be within reach that have either bombs or guns to support them. there's a brief that the person on the ground briefs the aircrew in standard format. we are showing you some of that information. he gives the target location and description. the time that they need bombs to hit and location of friendly forces to watch out for. essentially all of the information that the aircrew must know to get bombs on target on time and to help the troops on the ground. >> anything, no matter what you do anywhere in the world, mistakes are going to happen. something like this is just heartbreaking. i can't even imagine what those few folks in the air are going through now. >> it really is tragic. you want to be there to help the people on the ground. when things go wrong, they go

really wrong. a lot of things that can happen like human error from the person on the ground to the people in the air putting in those coordinates and there could also be something that's less likely but a malfunction of the bomb itself. according to the department of defense, it was a b-1 bomber strike and not a tactical jet like i flew. not an aircraft suited for this time of work. the b-1 will drop gps guided bombs and they put coordinates of the target into their system and then the bomb essentially flies to it. just as i mentioned before, you have someone on the ground in the heat of battle calling in coordinates to someone who is in the air so the person on the ground could accidentally put in their own coordinates or person in the area could accidentally butt in the wrong coordinates. another thing that has tour considered, you weapon bombs for certain missions. some situations where troops on the ground are too close to drop a bomb because of the blast. >> thanks very much. i'm sure most of you have

heard about the traffic crash in new jersey that killed one person and left the comedian tracy morgan in critical condition. we're now hearing brand new today the 911 calls that came in after that crash where the comedian was injured. police have just released them. listen. >> there's a terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. >> are you involved or just calling it? >> i'm just calling it in. >> is the vehicle turned over? >> yes. two vehicles and a walmart truck. >> we have help on the way. everybody is on their way out there. >> in the end it was five vehicles involved. the crash happened early saturday on the new jersey turnpike and it killed tracy morgan's friend, the comedian james mcnair. morgan and four others listed as hurt. a spokesman said tracy morgan faces a long and painful recovery. he's still critical but stable. we got word yesterday he was

responding in a way that pleased the doctors. this walmart truck driver now faces charges that do include death by auto and assault by auto. he's expected in court tomorrow. we got word yesterday that he had been awake for 24 to 25 hours before apparently nodding off at the wheel taking his walmart truck and running into this large mercedes vehicle that tracy morgan and entourage were in. killed one person. critically injured tracy morgan and left this man charged with death by auto. continuing coverage of the high school shooting in troutdale, oregon, just outside portland. the school district has announced it will reveal the name of the suspected gunman as soon as officials have notified the shooter's family. we're expecting to get those details in shortly. we'll bring them to you. motive is the question of the day. why would anyone do this?

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i was hearing cops and i was hearing a lot of ambulances, cop cars, like -- crazy. it was like -- it was tons of cop cars. when i got to the door and they said "run," i was like okay, i have to run like i'm trying to survive. >> reynolds high school, troutdale, or or, just outside portland where we have gotten new word from reynolds high school, they released a statement saying the teach their was wounded, you heard about the gym teacher who was grazed. that teacher is said she mourning the loss of a student at the school. the school said now that the parents of the murdered student has been notified and there they are working to motor vehicle the parents of the shooter which indicates to us they know exactly who the shooter is. the school, reynolds high school, stated when had know the

identity of that shooter, they will let us know. whether they have my information that would lead them towards the reason for all of this, we don't yet know. we will find out as soon as we can. something very interesting just happened on our local station happened. i believe that a student took video inside of the school while this was going on. they just played it while we at our break. it got sped up during the rendering of it but listen. obviously the video -- anchor is mentioning that -- what i did the video had been sped up a little bit when they took it from the phone most likely into their machine to play back on television. but you can hear the police sirens wrought side that are sped up and kids running through the halls. a very difficult day. i want to show you a picture had a one student tweeted. this is from john moreno and he said, i can see police lights

from our classrooms. notice here that they are in the dark because the authorities told them that to turn all the lights off. then don't want anybody to become a target. they didn't have a way to moat -- specifically what was happening at that moment. whether there was another sho shooter whether there was any more danger. the students had to hud million the classroom. they were huddling around. this has happened 74 times since newtown in 2012. incredible to hear. the local station is giving students about counseling, where parents can go, information centers. >> a student was killed. we are waiting for confirmation of that student's name. we understand that student's family has been notified. the gunman also killed. they are waiting until the next of kin can be notified. we don't know if it was a student, a stranger, if will was my connection between shooter and victim. we don't know if the gunman shot

himself or was taken down by the officers or somebody else inside of the building. we are waiting to get that information as well. then we have also learned there was a p.e. teacher with several reports from students and others and then confirmation a teacher had been grazed by a bullet but is okay. treat order the scene. students saw him walking around afterwards. we know that that teacher is okay. there is another news conference coming up about three hours, 4:00, another news conference. we are anticipating a little more information potentially names and maybe motives. although motives take a long time in these cases to really come. >> motives take a long time. had take a long time unless the student has written something down. or maybe video. we have become pain reply aware of had. let's go over here. haynefully aware of this over the last few weeks as we have gotten a student's manifesto. there has been speculation today whether there was a mental issue

in this case as there were in other school shootings that wn . speculate such a thing, the schools, we don't even know the name of this student. not one person has told us why somebody would have come in and done this. if somebody had a vendetta if will had been problems, warnings. we don't know any of this position yet. authorities are working to get it together. when they do they vow to hold another news conference. continuing coverage and the rest of the day's news.

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we are going to gather more facts of the shoot scooting outside portland, oregon. you can watch the news conference that happened in this hour on the oregon school shooting on our website. we have also -- we also have live interviews that happened at that school. you can visit that location for a segment from the program and the other day's news and features. poxnews.com/shep. on this day in 1752, benjamin franklin flew a kite in a storm to prove his theory about electricity. he did not discover electricity but as the story goes, he wanted to prove lightning was a stream of electrified air. he and his son tie ad string -- key to a kite string and went out into the storm. eventually lightning struck and then frankly wrote that a spark jumped between the key and his hand. he would later coin new phrases like -- electric shock. he would also invent the

lightning rod. but a storm shed a flash of light on ben prank lynn's theory and it happened 262 years ago today. we will break in with updates on the school shooting. it is time for "your world" with neil cavuto. thank you. the bergdahl brawl goes on and on. it is getting nasty. surprise. it is the police mother swap that has democrats and republicans taking swipes because as yet another closed-door briefing frustrations on both sides mounting. even democrats say the president could have avoided all this if he simply picked up the phone. we are all over it right now with the fastest reaction. mike at the capitol and henry at the white house. first to mike. what can you tell us? >> good afternoon. the top democrat on house armed services committee said even though it appears the white