they had to shooter situation is alive and michigan state university, in east lansing michigan.ple are confirmed dead, with five in the hospital, some in critical condition. and a, pm on enforcement responded minutes with multiple 9-1-1 calls. they were there pretending to her -- where there's a cafeteria, rec center, more shootings took place there, we know of at least one victim in that building. since, then the shooter, the suspect left from the north entrance to the building, on your screen right now. is the one photograph the police have released. jeans, read, sneaker jean-jacques, it and a baseball cap. believed to be a blackmail, short stature, still at large. i feel messy, campuses in lockdown. people both on and off the campus have been instructed, all campus activities have been canceled for the next 24 to 48 hours, we're gonna continue our breaking news, coverage right after this. overage righ after this with fidelity income planning, a dedicated advisor can help you grow and protect your wealth, even when you're not working. they'll look at your full financial pictur

, which is the main thoroughfare the connects east lansing to lansing. and there is one confirmed fatality inside the hall, and police have been going from hall to hall. searching a pretty wide stretch of campus. i on the east side of michigan state campus from that downtown area, that is heading east. and i just cleared an off campus apartment building. cedar village well known place and michigan state >> chad, the building where the killing occurred, what we know about it, is not a dormitory? >> berkey hall, i do not know off the top of my head,-y whether that's dormitory or not. i don't think it is. it's not a dormitory, e is where the college of social sciences is based. it's one of the older buildings on campus, actually. >> what is the approximate student population, of this university. >> michigan state university is 50,000 students, undergrad and graduate, in east lansing alone, it is the largest university of michigan, we i think lsu has a larger enrollment. so there's a significant population of students and faculty who live in and around downto

lansing will provide resources in conjunction with michigan state university and east lansing and othersthat our families need, our residences need. i've heard from families in residences all throughout the city of lansing in addition to east lansing and from all over michigan. we will come together and we will heal and we will move forward together as a community. i'm gonna pass it back to deputy chief and he will share more enforce information from law enforcement. >> thank you everybody. my name is chris rodman. and the deputy chief of michigan state university police in public safety. omar right shoulder is our vice president for public safety and chief of police marlon lynch. i want to start by say that we have been committed to be in being as transparent as possible sharing as much information as we can trust since the start of this horrific incident. i stand before you with a few minor updates that will provide and then we will open it up for a couple of questions. please keep in mind that there is not much new information that we have since we last had a briefing about an hour ag

together to heal lansing will provide resources in conjunction with michigan state university in east lansingers. time for us to provide the resources that families need. our residents need that for some residents and families all throughout the city of lansing east and from all over michigan, we will come together and we will heal and we all move forward together as a community. with that. pass it back to a deputy chief. and he will share more information from law enforcement. thank you. chris the deputy chief at michigan state university police and public safety. >> my right shoulder is our vice president for public safety and chief of police marlin lunch. want to start by saying that we have committed to being as transparent as possible and sharing as much information as we can since the start of this horrific incident. i stand before you with few minor that will provide and then we will open up for a couple questions. please keep in mind that there's not much new information that we have since we last had everything about an hour ago. i will start by showing you update that the 5 victims

i just wanted to say, as the mayor of east lansing, when i introduce myself, i am mayor of east lansingf michigan state university. we are indivisible. this is real. i want to share my deepest regrets and remorse to the families that lost children. the fear stricken, i'm a dad here in this community. it's like a playground for them. it's where you go and have your first experiences and taste of college life and fun and all those types of things. i am just shattered today. my heart aches for our community, and we will be present and here in support. president woodruff, the entire community of michigan state university will stand hand-in-hand, and this is just the beginning. we will find a way forward. i don't want to stand up here and try to communicate that we have answers at this point, but as congressperson slotkin said, we will find answers. this has gone far enough. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i'm dr. denny martin, interim president and chief medical officer at sparrow hospital lansing. i have a very dry mouth appear this morning, so bear with us and appreciate your patien

east. lansing is a city of about 46,000. people in. >> you know, it's kind of a working class city and they know i'm misha that eastland say that this school and then as a very good reputation is istartling, as you could even hear in the voice of the law enforcement officer there. you can t t tl that it was this was difficult for them. they don't have these kinds ofof things that happened in east as sten as maybe some other urban area. so continue with 6,000 people in 50,000 students. syou can see that campus dominate said the town there. >> all right. definitely keep in touch with that. they're, of course, is other news coming upupuponight. the fbi warning people of romance scams ahead of valentine's ay. the warning signs they say you should look out for so you do not fall victim. but first, united aiines flight takes a terrifying dive punching too. >> less than 800 feet over the pacific ocean. what new flight data is revealing about the close call. >> in national news tonight, the united states is working to recover will c

how far is that from east lansing? >> about 70 miles. >> school is going to be canceled for the next few days. when you can, are you hoping to go home and sue your family? >> yeah,. it felt like, everything was going great, until it happened, and i really just don't know. i don't know how to process it. >> ben, i'm so sorry, you said you are in a meeting, what were you working? on said everything was going, great what were you doing tonight before this news, before this tragedy struck. >> so i was working in a meeting with. who the capstone course are making a game. >> a video game? >> yeah >> how many more weeks, months, do you have loved before you graduate. you are senior >> i'm gonna be graduating in the first week of may. >> first week of may, so you've got spring break in just a few weeks, and a graduating in may and certainly like sounds like this changes everything. but has the campus been communicating with you as much as possible tonight? do you feel good about the information that you, have given what a scar

east lansing. who's at the police station. he wants to be here in the police station coordinating along with the chief. with the state police. along with the county and several others. we know that now we have to come together to heal. lansing will provide resources and conjunction with michigan state university and he's landing. it was time it was all throughout the city of lansing. and from all over michigan. we will come together and we will heal and we will move forward together as a community. when i pass it back to deputy chief and he will share more information from on horsemint. >> tonight has been horrific. it's been horrific for all of the students here and around the region. schools are being closed. this is affected our whole region, our whole community. it is affected families. everyone across our community. i see community because tonight, our entire region came together. we have law enforcement. we have firefighters, and ems. we have hemus and first responder from all over michigan. from all over michigan. we ha

it is bad news out of east lansing, michigan.erts right now of an active shooter on the campus of mishkin state university. police have ordered students and staff to shelter in place. at 8:30 pm eastern time students received a text message and phone alert that said this. a report of shots fired and incidents occurring on or near the east lansing campus. run, hide, fight. the alert then explains that that refers to the active shooter protocol that want people to ever try to get away and hide if you can't get away and as a last resort to fight for your life. that word went out and 8:30 pm eastern time tonight and at about 8:40 pm, 10 minutes later mishkin state police force tweeted confirming that shots have been fired near berkey hall. police are active on the scene. this is michigan state university. the police have followed by tweeting that they believe the suspect is currently on foot which would suggest the suspect is still at large right now. police have also now tweeted there is another reported shooting and the date stampe

confidential psychological counseling services available to students and staff all throughout east lansingng. people can take advantage of the counseling services. >> i know that healing process will be long and hard. thank you so much for your live reporting. >>> let's talk weather now with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. it's going to be mild but if you have love today, doing anything with your special loved one, you have to duck and dive rain drops. >> exactly. i have been thinking about it. if you have an afternoon date from 11:00 to 2:00, maybe you need a rain check until later this afternoon. we are starting with futurecast, taking time to 9:30. before then, it is clear. as we extend to the next couple hours into 10:00 all the way to 11:00 hour, our friends in the north bay will be hit with scattered showers in the forecast. this system continues to track to the peninsula around 1:00 and down to the south bay by 2:00. a fast moving system but like i said, it is valentine's day. if you have only a few hours with loved ones, maybe do it indoors instead of outdoors. after that,

to our police and all of those in the east lansing, lansing area, to our governor, senators and all ofhe folks who have reached out to make sure that we at msu know that they are standing by our side. to our students, we will take two days where we will move to emergency operation to give ourselves time to think and to grieve and to be together. to faculty and staff, we will provide to all of you, the next few days to think and grieve and come together. and the spartan community, this family, will come back together. >> the michigan state shooting suspect is dead but the search for motive is only beginning. andrew mccabe explained earlier. >> fbi and their colleagues are going through the history of this person to understand what his motivations were, to understand what brought him to this moment in this community at this time. michigan state, this community is struggling to understand why they are the latest in what is a uniquely american experience and understanding and experiencing a mass shooting in their midst. it is the job for law enforcement to understand as much as they can ab

let's hold the msu and east lansing communities close. police say a gunman came to the east lansing campus on monday night and killed three students , injuring others before he shot and killed himself. police have recovered a weapon, but they still don't know what led to the suspect's actions. that's a unknown right now, and that's what we're trying to understand is why this incident occurred. the first calls of shots fired came in around 8 30 pm monday, which prompted a campus wide lockdown students screaming as they ran to find a place to hide. oh, my god. police say the gunman, 43 year old anthony mccray, first went to an academic building where he killed two students. then he went to the msu student union, where he shot and killed a third later with the suspect on the run. police released these images then around 11. 35 pm, someone called in a tip that led police to mcrae's location home in lansing, where he shot himself and died. police say the suspect had no connection to the university 43 year old suspect had no affiliation to the

michigan state university in east lansing. three students are dead, five others critically wounded after the evening rampage on the sprawling campus when an intruder with a gun opened fire in two separate locations, sending students running for their lives, climbing out of windows. the gunman escaping into the night, forcing the campus into a nerve-breaking lockdown his picture immediately released by police, before word finally came that he had taken his own life there have been 68 mass shootings this year in the united states, and tonight among the traumatized msu students, some who have faced such terror before maggie vespa is in michigan tonight with late details >> run >> reporter: tonight, terror on a college campus and another community shattered. >> i could hear gunshots like directly behind my head i just grabbed my backpack and my phone, and i remember i just ran for my life. >> reporter: authorities in east lansing say just before 8:30 monday night, frantic calls came pouring in from the michigan state university ca

a deadly mass shooting in michigan state university in east lansing.t least three people are dead, five others injured. terrified students and staffers running for safety. the campus on lockdown. >>> plus crime and punishment. the pamela smart case once captivated the nation. >> she became a villain. she became a tabloid star in the worst of ways. >> the tale of forbidden love helping to usher in the era of court tv. >> i never would have done it if pam didn't tell me too. >> she is serving a life sentence. >> do you feel this is your last best shot at freedom? >> a new hearing might help her one day walk free. but does she deserve a second chance?

and the east lansing public school district has gone ahead and canceled. >> all. >> campus activities, all classes for younger kids tomorrow as well. again, the shooter has not been caught somebody killed 3 people and injured at least 5 other people in east lansing. there, michigan state university. so when that press conference begins, we will take you there live. >> hoping that the police department can can can find whoever did this or he spotted the we have a video up the car. >> tonight, police in the east bay are still looking for the driver or drivers who hit several bicyclists friday and oakland, berkeley and emeryville, the east bay bike party says more than 2 dozen of their bicyclists were targeted by a car. more than 7 of those bicyclists were injured. our kron sarah stinson joins us now live in the studio after talking with a man who is. >> among the injured sarah. >> that's right. the bicyclists i spoke with, he lives in oakland and he went to the east bay bike party on friday. he says he was hit by a car after that party and he's now facing surgery tomorrow. >> out of now

east lansing. who's at the police station. coordinating along with the chief. with the state police. along with the county and several others. we know that now we have to come together to heal. lansing will provide resources and conjunction with michigan state university and he's landing. it was time it was all throughout the city of lansing. and from all over michigan. we will come together and we will heal and we will move forward together as a community. when i pass it back to deputy chief and he will share more information from on horsemint. >> thank everybody. my name is chris rodman and the deputy chief of the police and public safety. on my right shoulder is our vice president for public safety, and chief of police. no i want to start by saying we have been committed to being as transparent as possible. and sharing as much information as we can since the start of this horrific incident. i stand before you with a few minor updates that will provide and that we will open it up for a couple of questions. please keep in min

well, this is a massive campus here in east lansing, michigan.ut the area where most of the students are, it's fairly walkable as we just said. you know, the student union is just here to my left. berkey hall just to my right. most of the classrooms and residential areas are in a central location here on campus. this campus is also -- this is not just a university that's in a community. east lansing and michigan state university really are one in the same in many ways. that's part of the reason i think that this campus, this university is going to come together to really help these students -- help everyone get through this. you know, this is just absolutely devastating. i've seen students this morning. i've talked to faculty members who are reaching out to their students to make sure they're all okay. now just begins a process of trying to heal and trying to understand why this happened here on campus. >> shawn turner, be safe. thank you to you and to adrienne broaddus. we appreciate it. we'll see you soon. >>> next hour, we're going to be joine

it's not very far, but it's not east lansing, lansing, michigan and when he was cornered. he apparently shot himself. and that's what we know and that's what we can tell you right now, but we will have more information. we will have more information becomes available. we will return to hannity and as i said, we wilelot more information as it becomes available. >> i'm going green , but it is only six miles out from south carolina. >> we're going probablbe able y be able to piece together thisle whole whole surveillancenow exactl balloon and know exactly what's going on . so that's a huge coup fortes. the united kingdom is going to it's a coup. even acknowledge that they could have been getting intelligence on us. now, keeence on n mind we p in mind, we only knowt about the balloon because it was spotted by a localgrapher . photographer on the ground in montana. the white house was more thane a happy to keep this whole thing a secret. that is , if they even knew about the balloon before the civilian took pictures and spotted it from the groundki . now, meanwhile, the last th

michigan state university in east lansing. he killed three people and injured several more and led officers on an hours long manhunt. this is inside one of the dorms. they found him with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. mike tobin is live on east lansing today on what we know right now. hello. >> the latest update is the i.d. of that gunman anthony mcrae. no known connection to the university. three people are dead, five people are in the hospital in critical condition fighting for their lives a short distance from here. the immediate threat is over as the gunman is dead. law enforcement chased him for hours as you mentioned when he was confronted by law enforcement he turned the gun on himself. what is unknown at this point is why he decided to sleigh people in cold blood and bring michigan state east lansing into this tragic fraternity of locations that have endured mass shootings. >> that suspect is, we now know, is a 43-year-old male, that 43-year-old male is not affiliated in any way with michigan state university. he is n

i want to thank the east lansing residents who stepped up. proud of our citizens of east lansing. there's going to be so much fear. i've heard from parents and citizens who didn't know what was going on. we have a community mental health resource open 24/7. it's a crisis services department. 517-346-8200. i want to share the incredible job done by our law enforcement, lpd, elpd, state police and msu. this is what they train for. today and yesterday they were able to show they were prepared. it's not something you ever want to do, but they were prepared and they were excellent. >> as of today, east lansing health center will be available to students. counseling will be available all day. we'll be working with the department of health services today to extend other additional things to the community. just want to say as mayor of east lansing, when i introduced myself, we're indivisible. this spartan real thing is real. i want to send out my deepest regrets to the families that lost children. for my children, i'm a dad in this community and mich

emotions are running high this early this morning across the campus of michigan state university in east lansing, the tragic scene of our nation's latest mass shooting three innocent lives taken away. five other people critically wounded. the gunman caught on a security camera entering a campus building took his own life at an off campus location when police cornered him no information yet on the type of weapon used no word on a possible motive, either. police do know the 43 year old male suspect was not affiliated with the university. they say it will take days to complete their investigation. now this all began last night at around 8 30 eastern time at berkey hall and academic building. two victims were killed there. a separate shooting followed nearby at the msu student union , a popular gathering spot where one other person died. students and the community were ordered to shelter in place for hours while local police and fbi agents conducted a massive manhunt concerned parents were warned to stay away. those orders have since been lifted. the campus and surrounding neighborhoods are now safe

about either the accused mcrae or the address, lansing address on howe street in east lansing. lpd has not been for any well check. there was a well check on february 5th, but it was not related to the accused, and there were not any responses to shots fired at this address. the call history for the accused in this situation is very limited, but i will share this with you now to avoid any questions in the future. starting back in 2005, mcrae was contacted for a larceny complaint by the lansing police department. 2006, a traffic violation. 2007, a traffic violation. 2007 again, another traffic violation. and in 2019, he was arrested by the lansing police department for a ccw, which is carrying a concealed weapon, and for that case, the weapon is still in the lansing police department custody. as the lieutenant shared is -- >>> we have been listening to the update of the lansing police department -- and in the headlines they found two handguns and additional magazines and the police say that the guns were purchased legally, but not registered. so they have are accounted many enco

we begin this hour in east lansing michigan. the community is mourning three college students killed in a mass shooting and praying for five others still in the hospital. we have new video showing students at michigan state university hiding from the gunman in the classroom. >> it's stupid. they already evacuated the other room. [screaming] >> get the [bleep] down. they said don't open the door. get that [bleep] down. >> terrifying moments there, and police don't know what motivated the gunman to open fire on the sprawling campus. then later take his own life. they say he had a history of mental health issues. east lansing's mayor ron bacon says he's had enough conversations. it's time to make it more difficult for dangerous individuals to have weapons. >> we don't have a complete generation that has grown up with this many times over, from the part of elementary school all the way up to now. and now, we're looking at this at the college level as well. so, they've lived with this the entire time. it's unfortunate that those with

indiana has come here to east lansing, and it's been the story of recently.walk out with a loss. >> spartan strong. michigan state earns an emotional win last night defeating number 17 indiana 80-65 in the spartan's first home game since a mass shooting on campus eight days earlier. you saw it there head coach tom izzo fighting back tears after the final buzzer and later reflected on his team's report on east lansing. >> i think everybody did a hell of a job, and most of all i think fans, students in the community, i wish i could have ran up to that top row and thanked the people that were there. i did, i looked around, i looked around. it was one of those moments that i just said i'm a lucky guy. and i'm saying to myself i hope we can come through for you, that's what i was thinking. >> really nice touch for the indiana players to wear those spartan strong shirts as well. let's turn now to the nba where atlanta's head coach. the team yesterday firedinate mcmillen who's been unable to build on the success of leading the hawks to the 2021 eastern conference fi

charlie demar has more from east lansing, michigan. >> reporter: michigan state university students received support from comfort dogs and each other as they mourn three classmates killed in monday's mass shooting. junior arielle anderson, an aspiring pediatrician, sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity, and junior alexandria verner, a talented athlete. a vigil honoring verner was held outside her high school last night. empathetic and compassionate. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out why a suspect with no affiliation to the university chose to target it. >> we don't have an answer now. and that's the honest truth. >> reporter: police say 43-year-old anthony mcrae began his rampage in an academic building killing two and othering others. he went to the student union killing one more. investigators say mcrae later turned the gun on himself as police were closing in. >> i never thought it would happen to me. >> reporter: this freshman sheltered with his girlfriend in a nearby library that night. >> mass shootings are becoming common, and it's just not an okay thin

. >> nbc's maggie vespa is in east lansing, michigan. also with us, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence frank figlusi. what can you tell us about the investigation and the gunman? what is the latest? >> reporter: police at this point say they don't know the motive. they say mcrae is not a student at msu, never was, not a staff member, he's 43 years old. we talked to students across the way here who were huddling in their dorm room, 10 to 15 of them total, and one of the boys told me when they heard it was a 43-year-old man who place say opened fire on campus, they were all silent. he said we all thought that this would have been a student. we have no idea why he would have targeted michigan state university and the students here. they say it is alarming he was able to walk into their building. specific to the investigation, that other detail that just came out of the last couple of hours, stunning people across the can country is that note inside mcrae's pocket and we found out about that because a school district in of

police are responding to a shooting at michigan state university in east lansing.s are being asked to shelter in place there. this is video just into our newsroom. you can see the law enforcement on the same university. police say shots were fired on campus near berkey hall. berkey hall is with the department of sociology is located. the shooter is on foot and has not been arrested. we are still working to get information on any potential victims and will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you more information as it becomes available. and our other top story at 06:30pm, tonight as california grapples with the housing crisis, a new-build is seeking to fast-track construction permits across the state are capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains how the legislation would work has reaction from supporters and opponents. >> well, the bill's author says the legislation is necessary to build more housing and build it. now. it's an issue that has long plagued california, not enough affordable housing. but soon to be legislation seeks to address the issue h

jesse kirsch reports from east lansing. >> reporter: in michigan tonight the final good-byes have begun. 19-year-old arielle anderson, 20-year-old brian fraser and 20-year-old alexandria verner honored today after police say a gunman opened fire at michigan state university monday night and killed all three students >> she taught us to love, taught us to live and taught us to have hope. >> reporter: verner and fraser memorialized at funeral masses. >> brian, thank you. thank you for all that you have given to us through your short life, but it is packed with love and goodness and serenity. >> reporter: anderson remembered at a vigil. heartbreak still raw on msu's campus. before the women's basketball team's home tip-off, a moment of silence honoring the three students killed and five more injured. msu classes resume monday, a challenge for survivors like assistant professor marcos diaz-munoz who says he was teaching seven of the eight students shot. >> are you planning on having this class on monday >> if the university opens and expects me to teach the class, i will teach it, the same

adrienne broaddus live at the scene in east lansing. good morning.hat have you learned about a motive, anything? >> reporter: don, no. investigators are trying to piece together what happened. they, too, want to know why that 43-year-old walked inside of berkey hall behind me and started shooting. they also don't know why he entered the union, which is next door. what is clear at this hour, five people are fighting for their lives. >> this truly has been a nightmare that we are living tonight. >> reporter: chaos and carnage at michigan state university. >> room 114, there's a victim maybe in room 114. we have the door barricaded. there's someone in room 135 shot as well. room 114 and 135. >> reporter: after police say a 43-year-old shooter opened fire at two separate locations on campus. investigators say there was a confrontation and then the 43-year-old ended his own life. >> we were there locked in the rooms. and the guys were telling us to run out the back door as quick as we can and run for our lives. i sprinted out there as fast as i can into t

earlier, the mayor of east lansing also spoke with cnn about the shooting as well as the communitiesesponse to the crisis. so >> we got a lot of support tonight. our state representative, julie brixey and our chief and staff, were back up to michigan state police in the fbi patrol present on the scene. see we're here at the command center providing support. but as of tomorrow we won't pick up and again to piece things back together for the community. it won't be easy but we will start there. our students are about half of our population so we have a real relationship with them. michigan state is strong and vibrant. we all consider ourself spartans here so whatever impacts michigan state impacts east lansing in the capital region. we're basically all in this together. governor whitmer's been in contact with our other local officials so it's a regional approach to things that's kind of what happened tonight as far as law enforcement support and everything else. we are kind of just one big region here along with the capital city of lansing. public safety and security, the constant conve

a deadly mass shooting in michigan state university in east lansing.t least three people are dead, five others injured. terrified students and staffers running for safety. the campus on lockdown. >>> plus crime and punishment. the pamela smart case once captivated the nation. >> she became a villain. she became a tabloid star in the worst of ways. >> the tale of forbidden love helping to usher in the era of court tv. >> i never would have done it if pam didn't tell me too. >> she is serving a life sentence. >> do you feel this is your last best shot at freedom? >> a new hearing might help her one day walk free. but does she deserve a second chance? >>> and damar hamlin. >> it was god's way of using me and uniting the whole world in prayer. >> his first interview since suffering cardiac arrest on the field. one-on-one with our michael strahan. his miraculous recovery and is return to football in his future? >> "nightline" will be right back. re wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and

obviously a terrifying night for this campus and the community in east lansing, michigan. we will continue to follow this story and bring you the very latest later in this program, also online and on-air. >>> back here at home, more fallout after that explosion inside of a home in san francisco. we're hearing tonight from the next-door neighbor, who cannot enter her own home because of all the damage. this was on thursday morning on 22nd avenue in the sunset district. that explosion killed one person inside the home and severely damaged two other homes on either side. that video right there is from one of the neighbors. today the next-door neighbor right there in that yellow house says she's rented that home for nine years, and the blast essentially destroyed everything she and her family owns. >> i don't know. i'm just so upset what happened, and my daughter can't even -- like every three nights in a row. >> she keep asking me, mommy, can we go back to our house? >> we should say none of her family members were injured. sfpd did arrest that man, darryn price. sources tell

we are joined now from east lansing, and the police released some new information on the gunman, and what do we know so far? >> well, jim, we now know his name. the 43-year-old according to the investigators is anthony mccrae and as you mentioned, the 43-year-old had no ties to michigan state university. law enforcement said to be quite honest, they don't know what the motive is at this hour. but one thing is clear, students who survived that overnight shooting were terrified. we spoke with a 19-year-old sophomore who says that she was inside of her classroom, and her teacher was presenting a history lesson when that 43-year-old entered the classroom and she said that she smelled and felt the gun fire. this is more of her conversation. >> i could hear the gunshots directly behind my head, and i could see the smoke, like gunpowder or something from the weapon firing and then i could smell. immediately i dropped to the floor with all of my classmates and someone was yelling that there was a shooter, everybody needed to get down on the ground. at that moment, i thought that i was going

students at the east lansing campus, describing the chaos around 8:15 p.m. barricading themselves wherever they could, after hearing shots inside an academic building. these images showing students barricade waiting in the library. we saw people start running for their lives, and we immediately knew like something's off like we gotta get inside, like locked the house down, turn off all the lights and just barricade ourselves inside a student. we spoke to says he was in a classroom where the shooter opened fire. the shooter came in our room and shot 3 to 4 times. and i'm pretty sure she he had 22 students in our classroom. police say they found more victims at another building investigators releasing new pictures of the suspect entering that building. the manhunt coming to an end after midnight , four hours after the shooting , when police say the suspect turned the gun on himself as a father, i can only imagine how parents are feeling right now. this will be the beginning of a long healing process. the shooting marks the 67th mass shooting in the us this yea

let's two back to jesse kirsch in east lansing mitch for us. what have we learned?hird victim who passed away. we are told by michigan state university police that aerial anderson, a junior, the third student killed in the shooting rampage yesterday. that makes her the third victim whose identity has been released. the other two students, alexandria verner and brian fraser, all three students we're told are from the state of michigan. >> we're also hearing from a student who survived this mass shooting in addition to another student. we've talked to several. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right. if you can imagine, this is one of the stories we're hearing of people who have come across not one but two of these types of massacres in their lifetime and just underscores something we're hearing, this generation goes through this has gone through this kind of training heard about this their entire childhood. one person said she survived not just this shooting but the shooting at sandy hook. >> i am 21 years old and this is the second mass shooting i have lived thro

>> adrienne broaddus in east lansing, michigan, for us. elissa slotkin of michigan joins me from the university. she lansing and the campus. congresswoman, i'm angry we're having this conversation again. i'm sure you are too. this is the second mass shooting at a school in your area in the last year and a half, the first oxford high school in 2021. first, how is your community doing today? >> yeah, well. look, it's the first day after a huge trauma. you know, for a while it was just a very quiet and empty place, the campus. kids were really holed up in their dorm rooms, in apartments. we were making sure kids were together, they had someone else to be with. we're starting to see a few folks come out and want to be together. they're planning vigils, taking action, planning protests. they're starting to come out, but it is particularly because it wasn't just a shooting, it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 50,000 students are here, so it's a traumatic thing that will tak

east lansing is michigan state university. mish misstate university is east lansing. so everyone here is waking up this morning in a bit of shock. and trying to figure out what happened here and how we're going to cope with it. so thank you for asking, but this is just a devastating day for everyone here. >> yeah. of course. so take us back to that moment when you first saw this alert go out. what went through your mind and what steps did you immediately take? >> yeah, so as i said, it was about 8:15 last night. i had gone back to campus after leaving. i needed to pick up some paperwork. just as i was arriving at my office, the alert went out. an alert telling us there was an active shooter on campus. and to be really candid, at the time, what i thought was that this is probably, you know, nothing all that serious, but i decided i was going to leave campus anyway. i'll tell you, as i left campus, it was unlike anything i had ever seen. it only takes a couple minutes to get off campus. by the time i was at the edge of campus, law enforcement officials from several juri

least three people are dead, five others injured in a shooting at michigan state university in east lansingigan. police say the first call came in at about 8:18 pm, local time. it's a little bit less than four hours ago at this point. officers were on the scene within minutes. they say they located several victims. the five people who were injured have been taken to the hospital. some of them, we are told, have life-threatening injuries. now, here's the thing. the suspect is still very much at large. there is a man hunt underway at this moment. this is video surveillance footage. two photos you could see here, released by the michigan state police. this, police say, is the suspect leaving the msu union building on foot. you can see the heavy denim bar and jacket there, the baseball cap, and notably, the red shoes. students say they got an email from the school warning them to shelter in place. soon after the shooting started. >> we were there, locked in the rooms. and the guys were telling us to run out of the back doors as quick as we can, run for our lives. i sprinted out there as fast as

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touched by the right right now we're going to hit you back to east lansing, michigan.nother update on that mass shooting there at michigan state university. three dead, five injured. let's listen in. our campus griefs. we will all grieve. and we will change over time. we cannot allow this to continue to happen again. i want to thank the sms you president and sms you and our faculty senate. and their leadership. for their leadership throughout this event today. police. to all of those in the east lansing, lansing area to the governor to our senators, and all the folks who have reached out to make sure that we had m s. you know that they are standing by our side. to our students. we will take two days. where we will move to emergency operation to give ourselves time to think. and to grieve. and to be together. to our faculty and staff. we will similarly. provide to all of you. the next two days to think and grieve and come together. and this spartan. community. this family will come back together. tomorrow morning at the hannah center, beginning at nine. a.m. resources w

let's hold the msu and east lansing communities close. police say a gunman came to the east lansing campus on monday night and killed three students, injuring others before he shot and killed himself. police have recovered a weapon, but they still don't know what led to the suspect's actions. that's a unknown right now, and that's what we're trying to understand is why this incident occurred. the first calls of shots fired came in around 8 30 pm monday, which prompted a campus wide lockdown students screaming as they ran to find a place to hide. oh, my god. police say the gunman, 43 year old anthony mccray, first went to an academic building where he killed two students. then he went to the msu student union, where he shot and killed a third later with the suspect on the run. police released these images and then around 11 35 pm, someone called in a tip that led police to mcrae's location home in lansing, where he shot himself and died. police say the suspect had no connection to the university 43 year old suspect had no affiliation to th

the united states happen in michigan state university in the city of east lansing. 5 others were taking the hospital some with life threatening injuries. the suspect ran off but was found dead about 4 hours later, reportedly with self inflicted wounds. firefighters is still battling to contain massive wildfires. had been bernie, across south and central chile, nearly 300 foss, remain active and new ones are appearing at least 2 people have died since a wildfire broke out earlier this month. more than 1000 homes have been destroyed. ah, so this is out there, these are the top stories and syria has given the permission to use 2 more border crossings from turkey to allow a to be delivered to rebel held. there is, humanitarian supplies have been slaves get into the country after last week. so at craig's building, 37000 people in turkey and in syria were killed. so the harder has more now from took a take, a syrian border. so decision to use more border crossing means more lifelines for the people inside northwest syria, syrians desperate for much needed assistance. the northwest as well as

house representative for east lansing says it will be a long time before the school recovers.ssa slotkin says she spoke with students and parents who were terrified by what happened. she says many students stayed holed up in their rooms after the shooting, and the campus has been quiet. >> particularly because it wasn't just a shooting. it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 550,000 students here. it's a traumatic thing that's going take a while to get over. >> meantime, one survivor of the oxford high school mass shooting was forced to relive her trauma all over again on monday. 15 months ago, emma riddle hid inside the school's band hall when a student went on a rampage. on monday, she was hiding under her desk in a michigan state university dorm while police searched for the suspected shooter. here's what her father said earlier. >> it's been unexpected and pretty incredible that we've had to go through this again with . and i remember thinking after the oxford shooting that okay, you survived and it's t

cnn's adrienne broaddus is in east lansing of the we're now learning a little more about one of the survivors. >> reporter: we are. we're talking about one of the five who was critically injured. that's guadalupe perez. she has been identified by her sister. the school has said it will not identify out of respect for the families the five who were physically injured. i want to share with our viewers who we learned about guadalupe while we share these beautiful photos her family shared. she is a hospitality business junior here at msu. her family calls her a leader in the community and beyond. they say she's hard working, focused and ambitious. one thing they wanted folks to know is that she selected a career path no one else in her family explored. while they are happy guadalupe survived, the family members posting on a gofundme account said they are devastated and said there is a long road of recovery ahead for her. meanwhile in under six hours people will hold vigil out here under the spartan statue which is known in this community and beyond as a symbol of strength. not only honoring the t

i michigan state university, this is shots are fired on the campus in east lansing. they are advising everyone, students, staff and everyone there to secure in place. a spokesperson for the university said one fatality is now confirmed. that is according to the detroit news. police believe there is only one suspect involved who they believe is on foot. police are searching for that suspect right now. the atf and fbi also responding to what they are calling an active shooter situation here. i want to bring in cnn senior kremlin justice correspondent. cnn national security analyst and cnn law enforcement ramsey, what is your report? what is the latest? >> alison, we are getting word of one fatality and said berkey hole at the school. according to detroit, news we spoke to the school spokesperson. so, some sad news out of there. multiple injuries. students, faculty running from the situation could have been issued. there is dozens and dozens of officers from all over that area. now they are searching for this gunman. they have a brief description, not a very specific de

a live look at east lansing michigan.tigators are searching for a motive at shootings at michigan state university killed at least three people and injured five more. the suspect later took his own life. a shelter in place order has been lifted. >> reporter: a press conference is currently going on. michigan state university police are at the mic. we did get the suspect's name but have not yet learned some of the victims' names at the moment. it looks like we are having audio issues at the moment. we will listen to the press conference before we toss it to the details of what happened last night into the morning. >> reporter: search is over for what police say is the lone suspected shooter who went on a deadly rampage. the suspect shot and killed himself as he was confronted by police off campus in nearby lansing. >> the 43-year-old male is not affiliated in any way with michigan state university. he is not a student, faculty, staff. we have no idea why he came to campus to do this. >> reporter: multiple magazines and two

mike tobin is back on the story in east lansing today. hi, mike. >> hi, dana. here we are another spontaneous memorial in the after math of a mass shooting at the spartan statue at michigan state university as locals, staff and students try to deal with the shock and grief. we're learning more about this shooter, 43-year-old anthony mcrae. he had trouble with law in the past. had trouble with guns in the past. 2019 he was arrested and charged with carrying a concealed weapon. his lawyers contested the way he was searched and he pleaded out to a misdemeanor. in new jersey the officials there say he had a history with mental illness. here we are in the after math of another mass shooting. politicians say something has to be done. >> some of you know i -- that i'm going to say something that's always controversial but there is no rationale for assault weapons and magazines that hold 50 and 70. got it done once and we'll do it again. >> now here we are. three people dead, five still in critical condition at the local sparrow hospital. you have hundreds of students

. >> a scene in east lansing michigan as students, faculty, and members of the michigan state communitymbering the three students who were killed and five others who were wounded in monday's mass shooting. michigan governor gretchen whitmer addressed the crowd. >> we really, really loved this place. you can see and how we treat one another, i will show up for one another. i think that is what makes this moment so much more painful. our community is really this week, and our lives, our hearts break for those lives that were shattered by gun violence, we mourn our -- >> two of the victims will be held this saturday in the suburbs of detroit, meanwhile students are demanding lawmakers do more to fight gun violence. cnn's miguel marquez reports. >> the community will never be the same. >> michigan state university students, spartans who rallied the state capital for gun laws to prevent more mass shootings. >> i am just very shaken up about, it i can't even imagine what they went through, so i'm here to support everybody that went through what they did. >> how tough is it to process what is