this is "today." with cathy lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody, it's friday, october 2nd, 2015. jenna bush hager is in for kathie lee. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you have had a little baby since we last saw. >> you yes. >> we wanted just to let everybody know our thoughts and prayers are with all of the neem oregon, the horrible shooting that happened midafternoon yesterday and it had a lot of people heartbroken, shaking their heads and wanting answers. we just want to let everyone

know at umpqua community college that we are thinking about them, we're praying for them and -- >> i have to say, having a new baby puts this in perspective. >> doesn't it? >> i was feeding her yesterday, you know, you hear this news and you look down at your precious innocent child and you just think when this -- politics aside, when is enough enough? >> when is enough enough? >> so that you can send your child offer to college without being scared. >> or elementary school or anywhere. >> yeah. >> speaking your adorable baby we missed you so much. >> thank you. >> we're so many that you're back today. tell bus this little one. >> she's could cute, her name is poppy louise. >> the name is perfect. just look. >> look at her. >> look at mila. >> she is loving being a big sister. >> what happened on day one when she first saw poppy? >> day one she came to the hospital -- that was mila's first day of preschool. the first day she came to the

hospital and we let mila pick the baby out of the nursery. we guide it had. >> pick any one of these. >> so we let her pick her out and she's just totally crazy about her. every morning she goes, mommy, where is poppy? and she has a routine. she likes to sing her lull la buys to poppy when she sleeps. as a newborn nose they sleep all the time. >> ♪ >> hi, munch kin. >> yeah, she goes hi, munchkin. >> can you name that tune? do you know what she's singing? ♪ >> twinkle, twinkle? >> no. ♪ ♪ >> carry me home. by the way, can i just point

something out? in every picture that you've shown us, the video and two photographs mila is looking at pop yeechlt she's always looking at her. >> she's so crazy about her. she comes and sings these songs to her. it's great because you never know how it's going to go and she has just completed our family. everybody knows i'm hormonal. >> i know. you're crying. >> i cry at the drop of a hat, but it just feels really complete. >> i love you, jenna. we're happy that you're here and happy for your family. i want to give you a present. it's breast cancer awareness month. this is a breast cancer awareness bracelet, it's from jennifer miller jewelry, a friend of mine as you know. >> i love this. >> it goes for $115 but all the proceeds or a lot of it -- $25 of each purchase goes to bcrf which is a great skaus. any way you can help in breast cancer awareness is great >> i love this.

>> now we can get rid of the weird hand. >> or i can just grab your head. >> if you want one of these bracelets go to jennifer miller jewelry.com. >> do you like it. >> yes, i do. this was this adorable girl, her name happens to be mila >> i know. >> she's two years old or so -- >> she was she was named after mila hager. >> maybe she was. >> is that just me being a narcissist. >> this baby girl has a crush on adam levine. this is her reaction when her mom tells her that adam levine is already married. >> i was going to tell you adam levine got married. >> no. >> he did. >> no. no, he didn't, mommy. mommy, he didn't. >> that is unbelievable.

i have to say mila doesn't have asthma tour of a crush on somebody like adam levine. >> oh, my gosh. >> in fact, she goes i'm going on a date. i said with who? and she said daddy boy. >> i was like hallelujah. i don't know if i sko handle mila being into adam levine. >> how about it at that age. what is mila into? >> her baby dolls and baby sissy and singing like rho, rho, rho your boat. she's not into adam levine yet. it's scary when you are 15 and into adam levine. >> there were these girls who were at a baseball game -- and, look, let's acknowledge that baseball sometimes can be a slow game. lots of room in between pitches and hits -- >> bus bu it used to be -- for me as a kid i used to go to a lot of baseball games, it was time to eat. >> get hot dogs. >> get a hot dogs and cracker jacks. >> this is what happened at a major league game, one of the announcers had had enough of these young girls who were

taking selfies. take a look. >> every girl in the picture is locked into her phone. >> oh, lord. >> every single one is dialed in. welcome to parenting in 2015. they're all just completely transfixed. >> hold on. i have to take a selfie with a hot dog, selfie with the churro, selfie just of a selfie. >> the beauty of baseball is you can sit next to your neighbor and have a conversation or you can just completely ignore them. >> parelta knocks it into center. lead off single here in the fourth. and nobody noticed. >> and nobody notices. i love those announcers. >> that's with the arizona die monday backs, they were hosting the colorado rockies. >> but isn't that also so true that sometimes you are just -- you see these people that are look down at their phones all the time -- >> by the way, when you just picked yours up, when i see

someone pick their up it's like a yawn. >> where is mine? >> you reach for yours right away. >> all of them are looking at it. we also really liked the faces. >> they seem totally unaware that they were actually on a big screen. that's usually when you pay close attention. >> maybe they weren't. maybe it was just at home. >> that's even worse. >> yeah. >> now, i have a question. do you have a type? throughout guys you've dated -- >> i like a tall man. >> okay. tall. what's your type? >> my type -- my type has changed over the years. >> you have a new type. >> i used to like guys who were a little heftier, i liked big guys, they made me feel tiny. whenever you're dating a smaller guy and they would joke around and try to pick you up i was like no, don't do it. >> i have a tall husband and even when he picks me up he's like -- >> he's 6'4". >> all right.

here is what the study says. people do have a type when you're looking for part nemplt 50% of people's preferences are unique to them. so if we talk about people we thought were hot only half the time we would agree. >> we'll see. >> we're going to play a game. play with us. we'll look at faces and say if they're hot or not. >> hot. >> not. >> okay. next. hot. >> not. >> okay. we do see the other type. >> hot. >> hot. >> uh-huh. hot. >> hot. but i thought every single one besides hot was hot. >> how did you not think kevin james is hot? he is fine. >> you have a type. you sure do. you really do. >> there is something adore ability about -- >> essay do rememberable. hot. >> hot. >> hot. >> wait. we have hot in the kitchen. by the way -- >> we just got distracted and flushed a little. >> hot? >> we're deciding instantly if we look at someone if they're hot or not. >> it's good to be judged.

judged on merit not -- nothing superficial there. >> it is a meat market on here. >> you haven't ever been on our show, have you, jeff? >> i've heard of it. i've heard that it's deep and interesting. >> and profound. >> not judgmental at all. >> can i just say something, though? i just happened to see the martian which we are going to talk about a little bit later. it is a phenomenal film. this is going to be one of those -- it's got -- you put the 3-d glasses on and it's a true, true peer yenls and you are outstanding in it. >> did you watch it with 3-d glass as soon as. >> i did. i have to. >> you look stupid doing that. i felt stupid. >> and they're plastic, too. they're like the -- >> did you watch it the whole thing? >> you have to. yeah, you see everything in 3-d, all kind of stuff. >> everything. >> everything. >> lillian na is going to be back to show you how to rock squenls during the day and his song is burning up the charts. >> plus have the stage, the screen to everything is between

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nightmare. >> well, get started. >> i will do my best. >> mark dies if you don't. >> and jeff daniels joins us. >> little drama. >> and yes sh, it is one of the shows that you think that it is a film with one guy by himself in mars, and you said yes before you saw the script? >> yes, the career is at a point where you can -- no, it is ridley scott. it is to me, ridley scott has a film, yes. and then you read the script. >> and we have read that you were not a science guy growing up. and your teachers will attest to it. >> as difficult as will mce e voi was for "newsroom" and this is perhaps my greatest acting achievement in "martian" because i cannot tell you how stupid and

ignorant i was in the subjects of science is and math, and to play someone like teddy williams. >> brilliant. >> and there are high skochool teachers in science and math going, don't believe him. >> have you worked with matt damon before? >> no, and i did not work with him on this either. h h e is in mars, and i am down there in houston going, come on back. >> and you are equal parts likable and unlikable in this. all business. >> i can't help myself. ted sdy is the guy who has to me the decision of whether to go save one life and risk five or six or let one go. and so -- >> would you go the space. would jeff daniels ever go to space? >> why? >> because we want to know -- for the astronaut ice cream? >> no.

no, because it looks from here, it looks dark. and i have heard and i have seen pictures that once you get up there, it is darker. i am not interested. send me the pix. go, go, and i'm happy to look at them. >> and in this new steve jobs' film out, and you have something cooking on broadway and you have a lot of projects going at once, and is that your time of the life and the way your normal is? >> well, i have been a scrambler of one to another, and with television now with all of the scripted shows. i remember that i go back to 1970s and 1980s and newman and hoffmann and pacino and de niro and those guys would never do television. and then all through the '90s i was movies and stage, and i didn't think that the movie thing would last and so in a way it is getting to do all of these things at a later age in an

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to insure that each and every one of them and the families receive the highest level of support. these families are living a nightmare the most personal way possible. i would ask that the media respect their privacy and let them grieve in their own way. as notifications happen, we hope to share their names and a little bit more about them in future press conferences. on to the issues related to the campus. if your car is still parked on the campus, you need to meet at the douglas county fairgrounds today at 3:00 p.m. at that time buses will be there to take you back to the campus to retrieve your car. you should bring photo id. if you cannot find your photo id and you believe you have left it at the campus, check in with an

officer at the college and let them know, and they will assist you in attempting to retrieve it from one of the buildings. there are also mental health counselors stationed at the fairgrounds, including counselors being provided by the community health alliance. students and staff in need of assistance are strongly encouraged to seek out that help. also, in talking with the umpqua community college partners this morning, our current understanding is that they intend to reopen the campus early next week. please stay tuned for more information on that. we expect that the medical examiner will release the name of the shooter sometime later today. again, you will not hear anyone from this law enforcement

operation use his name. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicize his name will only glorify his horrific action and eventually this will only serve to inspire future shooters. at this time i would like to introduce atf assistant special agent in charge is selena. >> i'm the assistant special agent in charge of the field division, and i want to provide information on the weapon we have in custody so far. so far we've recovered 13 weapons. out of those 13 weapons we currently have in custody six were recovered at the school. seven were recovered at the shooter's residence. all 14 have been traced to a

federal firearms dealer. they are all at different stages currently in the tracing process. eight of the 14 have been traced to first trace purchasers. seven have been purchased by shooter or a family member all within the last three years. in addition to the weapons recovered, we also were able to recover a flank jacket with the line next to the school. the jacket has steel plates along with five magazines. an additional amount of ammunition was also recovered at the apartment. that's all we have at this moment. i also want to thank our seattle -- our phoenix field division and our north carolina field division and our l.a. field division for working diligently on obtaining all these tracing information for us.

yes. we have 14 currently. one -- 14 weapons. one of them he actually traded back to the source. one of the firearms that was recovered at the school. >> was it at the school or -- >> six were recovered at the school, and seven were recovered at his residence. >> were all of them purchased legally? >> they were all purchased legally, where he. >> were they purchased locally some. >> not all of them. >> but they were all purchased legally by the shooter? >> some were purchased by the shooter. some were not purchased by the shooter. >> i'll open up it for some questions here at the end of this as well. we want to get through the messages quick. this is a very active investigation still. we have a lot of resources committed. they were committed all through the night conducting follow-up investigations, and i just want to remind everyone that we have a toll free number set up to

collect tips from those in the community. if anybody in the community has any information about this incident or if you have any video or photographs relevant to the incident, we ask you to please call 1-800-call-fbi. choose option 7. i also want to remind everyone that we have a number of mental health resources available beyond those at the fairgrounds and beyond those at the college. anyone who is feeling anxious about this incident, again, i encourage you to seek counseling help. it is available. you can find a listing of resources on our press releases. at this time i'll be willing to answer a couple of questions. >> the photograph of the

shooter -- [ inoaudible ] >> i cannot. >> what type of weapons and ammunition and is it possible for one person to -- [ inaudible ] >> in oregon -- i think this is a hunting state, and firearms are popular in most households, yes. >> was the shooter -- >> that i do not know. that is part of the investigation that's ongoing. we don't have information on that. >> there have been a note recovered -- >> suggesting that the gunman gave someone a flash drive with information. do you know anything about either of those two things? >> again, we are in the middle of this investigation, and any information pertaining to that would be irresponsible of me to

comment. [ inaudible ] >> i'm sorry. yes. there is a total of ten fatalities. that number hasn't changed. that includes the shooter. >> sheriff, you have come under attack yourself for being a staunch advocate. how do you feel about the mritization of the -- >> like i have said numerous times this morning, my focus right now is on getting this investigation completed and taking care of the victims and families of the victims, so now is not an appropriate time to have those conversations. >> last question. >> the shooter would certainly make it much easier for us to focus on the victims if we knew who some of the victims were. you must have notified some next of kin now. surely you can release some of those names. >> regarding the name of the shooter? >> no, the names of victims. you want us to focus on the victims. we have to know who the victims

are. could you name them now? name some of them, those that you've been able to identify next of kin. >> i have not. as i mentioned before, this is a mass casualty incident, and there's protocols in place that require that those notifications be authorized by the oregon state medical examiner's office and we hope that those notifications will come hopefully by the end of today. at this particular point in time i am not able to answer that. >> have you talked with the dealer, the gun dealers locally? >> we've been listening to a news conference being held by sheriff john handlin, douglas county, oregon, talking about yesterday's massacre at umpqua community college here in roseburg, oregon. the death toll remains at ten. nine people killed. the shooter also killed, making the tenth. nine people injured. some of the detail we've been learning in this news conference about the weapons the shooter brought. they have found a total of 13.

six of them were at the scene, at the school. also a flack vest at the school. according to the sheriff, all the guns that were either in his possession at the school or at his residence had been purchased from a dealer either by him or people close to him. let's go to nbc's pete williams. pete, the sheriff clearly doesn't want to name the shooter. we know that it is chris harper mercer. what have you learned about him and potential motivation? >> well, his motivation and choosing that school are still something of a mystery. it's known that he has mental problems. his mother has said so. he went through a school for young people when he was growing up in the l.a. area for emotionally troubled young people. authorities say he left behind at the shooting scene a long written document several pages long in which he expressed what they said was showing that he

was depressed, sullen, that he felt the world was against him, that he was in a bad way, that he had no friends, that had he no girlfriend. he said he would be welcomed in hell and embraced by the devil and that he had no life. the one thing we learned today is that they found seven weapons at his home. we knew they found some. we have heard about six at the scene. three handguns and the ar-15 style assault rifle that he was carrying, and then in a second bag, a backpack, apparently, there were two other handguns, and then we also confirmed what we had heard earlier, that he had five high capacity magazines, or clips that hold the rounds that would fit the ar-15. now, the atf said all these weapons were purchased legally, and there's nothing that we know of in his background that would have disqualified him from buying these weapons despite his mental problems. he was never ordered by a court that would be in any way disqualifying. >> all right. pete williams, thank you. the college is closed today.

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shooter responsible for the mass shooting at an oregon community college. kris/cu good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. scott mcgrew has the day off. kris/omni this story continues to develop this morning: kris/cu just moments ago -- authorities revealed how many guns the shooter brought to umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. he shot and killed 9 people before being killed in a shootout with police. 2box nbc bay area's bob redell is in the newsroom with the latest. ==bob/live== the man responsible for killing all those people yesterday was heavily armed. just moments ago at news latest, bob. >> kris, the man responsible for fflling all those people yesterday was heavily armed. just moments ago at a news evealeence in roseburg, oregon, the local sheriff along with the bureau