the shots were fired in snyder hall, the confirmation from state police in bill fugate is that there are 7 to 10 victims confirmed dead in the shoots in roseburg this morning and the latest numbers we have are that as many as 20 others were injured in those shootings. those numbers may change as we go through the day. and that's why we will spend a lot of time there were reporters on the scene to get the latest information to you. so keep your television on to kval and, of course, you can also go to kval.com. we'll get the latest information up on our website for you so you can follow the information there, as well. again, the reportings that we are getting is multiple emergency services and police are on the scene. >> right. >> our reporters are there and we also have reporters going to the hospital so as we get more information we'll bring it to you immediately. >> you are just watching our affiliate kval in eugene, oregon talking about the mass shooting at umpquah community college. they said 7 to 10 people are dead. they said the shooter has been listed as not active but again we

. >> greg fugate is the administrator of the federal emergency management agency. fema is on ground in south carolina and staging hundreds of tractor trailers packed with flood relief and supplies. thank you for joining us yet again and of course during this tragic situation in south carolina. we know that your thoughts are with the folks there but, craig, talk to us about the staging and how you get the supplies to these people as quickly as possible. >> well, what you're hearing is best response is really neighbors helping neighbors. governor haley is primarily still dealing with the response phase. we have rivers still rising. people may need to understand though it may have stopped raining, you may still be in an area that you may have to evacuate. this isn't over yet. we're support search and rescue operations. we deployed two you are gan national search and rescue teams. we have supplies standing by but people can now start registering for financial assistance with fema. president obama acting on the governor's request yesterday declared several counties as d

. >> reporter: today, he toured the columbia canal with fema administrator craig fugate. both agency heads are monitoring floodwater that is flowing east and threatening to breach 62 other dams in the state. with 14 dams now breached, sowk's shaky maintenance record is being scrutinized. the state spent overly $260,000 on inspection and maintenance in 2014. by comparison, north carolina spent nearly $2 million, nearly 10 times as much and had zero dam failures from recent rainfalls. one of your newspapers is calling the dam safety program flawed. would you take exception with that? >> i think there will be a lot of people with a lot of opinions. what i will tell you is this is a 1,000-year flood and we have thousands of dams in this state. and, you know, there will be a lot of things we can go back after this and say, okay, where do we go from here? >> reporter: this morning, authorities recovered the bodies of two railroad workers. they died when the driver of a pickup truck drove around a barricade. the vehicle fell into a washed out road. three other men inside survive

craig fugate has had to think about a potential cyber attack. it's his job. listen to his assessment. i quote, "we're not a country to go without power for a long period of time without loss of life. our systems from water treatment to hospitals to traffic control to all these things that we expect erv every day, our abilio operate without electricity every day is minimal." we had a number of years ago at the direction of senator mikulski, a longtime member of the intelligence committee, a meeting where such an attack was discussed and the implications of it. that was years ago. it was frightening then. it is even more frightening now. but as mr. fugate indicated, the scale of threat the united states faces has been outlined by him. we must do more to protect ourselves against this cyberterrorism. it can be done if our republicans will work with us. democrats tried to pass comprehensive cybersecurity legislation years ago. what happened? it was filibustered by the republicans p. they wouldn't even let us on this legislation. they wouldn't even allow us to deb

is there and lieutenant bill fugate to assist us in the future.you know, these type of events become very frazzled and we continue to make sure we're communicating what we need to with them as we move forward. i would like to remind the media that these scenes are very dynamic and they change. our number one priority is to make sure that all victims are safe until additional information. it may take time for us to make sure that we can get that information accurately to you, but our number one priority right now is making sure that we take care of the victims and the families and the community of roseburg. >> i would like to thank the first responders that responded today in a timely manner. thank you. >> oregon officials there now on this tragic situation that has taken place on the campus of umpqua community college in the city of roseburg about three miles -- three hours, rather, southwest of portland. 13 people dead and after a shooting there on the campus and we are just learning that the 20-year-old male shooter is now deceased after becomin

. -- lieutenant bill fugate will be helping in the future.vents become frazzled and they continue to make sure we are communicating what we need to with them as a move forward -- we move forward. i would like to remind the media that the scenes are very dynamic and a change. our priority is to make sure all the victims are safe. additional information may take some time to make sure we can get that information accurately to you. our number one priority is to make sure we take care of the victims, the families, and the community of roseburg. i would like to thank the first responders that responded in a timely manner and thank you. >> we will not be able to take any more questions today. >> this is a breaking news alert. leon: that breaking news coming out of oregon. at least 13 people are dead on a community college campus. this happened in roseburg which is just north of the california border. mike is monitoring the situation for us. what is the latest? reporter: we just learned in the last couple of minutes from the governor that the shoote

lieutenant bill fugate to assist you in the future. we're working through a family unification center. as we know the families in these type of events become very frazzled and they continue to make sure we're communicating what we need to with them as we move forward. i'd like to remind the media that these scenes are very dynamic and they change. our number 1 priority is making sure all victims are safe. so additional information may take some time for us to make sure that we can get that information accurately to you. but our number 1 priority right now is making sure we take care of the victims, the families, and the community of roseburg. i'd like to thank the first responders that responded today in a timely manner. thank you. >> i'm sorry , we're not going to be able to take any more questions today. there's a command center in roseburg. hopefully we'll be able to talk with you there. thanks. >> the governor holding just a very short news conference updating us just a little bit of information from the situation that happened at

our pio is there, lieutenant bill fugate to assist you in the future.ng through a family unification center. as we know the families in these type of events become very fragile. we make sure we're communicating what we need to with them as we move forward. these, i would like to remind the media these scenes are very dynamic and they change. our number one priority making sure all victims are safe. additional information may take some time for to us make sure we get that information accurately to you but our number one priority right now is making sure we take care of victims, families and the community of roseburg. i would like to thank the first-responders that were responded today in a timely manner and thank you. >> sir we'll not be able to take anymore questions today. so there is a command center in roseburg. hopefully we'll be able to talk with you there. thanks. david: all right. that is the situation from oregon. we first heard from douglas count sheriff john hanlin giving details what we know which is very sparse at the moment but we did get c

is there, lieutenant bill fugate to assist you in the future. we're working through a family unification center. as we know the families in these types of events become very frazzled and they continue to make sure we're communicating what we need to with them as we move forward. i would like to remind the media that these scenes are very dynamic and they change. our number one priority is making sure that all victims are safe. additional information may take some time for us to make sure that we can get that information accurately to you. our number one priority right now is making sure we take care of the victims, the family and the community of roseburg, i would like to thank the first responders that responded today in a timely manner and thank you. >> sir we're not going to be able to take any more questions today. there's a command center in roseburg and hopefully we'll be able to talk with you there. >> we're getting more on this the shooter, the assailant or alleged assailant was a lot younger than thought, 20 years old and killed not far

we have set up an additional area for media relations, our pio is there, lieutenant bill fugate to assist in the future. as we know, families in these events become very frazzled and continue to make sure that we're communicating what we need to with them, as we move forward. these -- i would like to remain the media that these scenes are dynamic and change. our number within priority is making sure all victims are safe. additional information may take some time for us to make sure that we can get that information accurately to you. but our number one priority right now is making sure that we take care of victims, families and the community of roseburg. i would like to thank the first responders that responded today in a timely manner and thank you. >> i'm sorry, we're not able to take any more questions today. there's a command center in roseburg and hopefully we'll be able to talk with you there. thanks. >> all right. we were listening to the governor of the state of the oregon, governor kate brown, giving us the latest information about this terrible shooting in oregon, confirming what

different official reports coming in at exactly the same time, oregon state police lieutenant bill fugate says at least seven dead and at least 20 hurt in the college shoot, and yet a board official has now said the death toll is much higher. either way, the shooter is reported to be down. we do not know how that happened. we can tell you that the shooter in one way or another became incapacitated. i suppose it's entirely possible the authorities took this person into custody. it's also possible that the authorities or someone else took this person down. the first reports came to authorities by 9-1-1 calls and the local sheriff's department and fire department arrived. the town is roseburg. the county officials were there as well. the campus with 3,000 students there, and a normal day for campus activities, kids and teachers in classes and going about their normal business, south of salem, in what would amount to the western edge of the state next southwest quadrant. we monitor this state from our west coast news hub and different newsrooms on the coast but the hub is our los angeles news

. >> reporter: today he toured the canal with fema administrator craig fugate.g east and threatening to breach 62 other dams in the state. with 14 dams now breached, south carolina's shaky maintenance record is being scrutinized. the state spent $260,000 on inspections and maintenance in 2014. by comparison, north carolina spent more than $2 million. nearly ten times as much and had zero dam failures from recent rainfall. one of your local newspapers is calling the dam safety program flawed. would you take exception with that? >> you know, i think there is going to be a lot of people have a lot of opinions. what i will tell you this is a 1,000 year flood. we have thousand of dams in this state. and you know, there will be a lot of things we can go back after this and say, okay, where do we go from here. >> reporter: this morning authorities recovered the bodies of two railroad workers. they died when the driver of a pickup truck drove around a barricade. the vehicle fell into a washed out road. three other men inside survived. here in columbia, the first dam fai