jason arbuckle was grazed by a bullet and is recovering.jobina: law enforcement sources told abc 7 iteam that oakland police investigators obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which rudsdale school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. the district denied the accusations. julian: hurricane ian is taking aim at south carolina this morning after devastating parts of florida the past few days. at least 11 people have died in the storm. in south carolina, a state of emergency this morning. drew: it's a warm end to the months today. we will see 90's in the hottest spots, 80's around the bay shoreline. expect a lot of sun this afternoon. sue: a bart delay. we are in recovery mode thanks to scheduled track maintenance i, 10 to 20 minute delays. jobina: the price of your thanksgiving dinner might be shocking. the average price of a turkey is up more than double from last year, 112%, $6.70 per pound. julian: a man who says his bank account was drained after he got a text message is sharing his story on how he was sc

one is this man, jason arbuckle, who didn't feel comfortable talking on camera, but tells us a bullet grazed his head and left some fragments behind. he and a crew were hanging a trophy display with the shooting broke out. other parents described a second victim who rushed to help after some of the shots were fired. his son goes to a charter school and campus and he describes what a security guard told him before going to the half of a gunshot wound. >> not only after getting shot that he not hide, but he ran to provide aid to a student who had four bullet wound to his back. and this student was saying he was going to die. still brave and had the courage to protect children today. and provide aid to another one that was shot and aim down. >> that security guard is going to be ok according to school officials. in total, six people who are all 18 or older were shot. at least two were students but police have yet to confirm that information. >> the school shooting cast a somber tone over the oakland unified school board eating. >> we share the grief, fear, hurt, and loss of the people wh

one of them, a school district carpenter jason arbuckle says he's recovering at the hospital. >> he was shot in the head. he tells us he's thankful to the people of the school who helped him stop the bleeding and we're able to keep them calm. while paramedics raced to the scene, according to the oakland police department, there were 6 victims in all to our students. want a counselor want a security guard and 2 others work at the school. >> oakland city officials held a virtual news conference today to talk about this issue. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from our newsroom with the details are up. pam and ken oakland. police say security cameras sh

another is a security guard into worked at the school, usd carpenter, jason arbuckle. he's been in touch with kron. 4 news in was understandably too tired to talk with us on camera after just being released from the hospital. arbuckle says it's a miracle he's alive and was able to go back home on thursday. he says he was installing a trophy display case on the wall at the time of the shooting. we also learned from council member taylor that the security guard on king estate campus helped save students. the security guard >> you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims late thursday evening. >> bay area tech posted an update on its social media page saying the security guard is staying strong. meanwhile, little to no information has been released about the other 4 victims, something glenn upshaw senior with community organization youth alive says his unusual normally when get >> situations like this, we

one of those six, jason arbuckle, a carpenter for the district who was busy working. >> i was working, hanging the display case, and then shots just went off. j.r.: bullets flew in his direction. >> one of those shots grazed me and went in my head and came out the front. under my scalp, bleeding like crazy, blood is everywhere. j.r.: mayor libby schaaf speaking out at a press conference, saying this is a nationwide problem and demanding federal action. the police chief getting more specific on who investigators believe is to blame. >> there were at least two shooters and another accomplice related to this case but they may have been -- there may have been more. j.r.: as bad as the situation was, arbuckle staying optimistic even from his hospital bed. >> no one instead >> certainly optimistic. there were initial questions over where the shots were fired. the police chief clarifying things on thursday, saying surveillance video shows at least two shooters entering the school at one point. the campus will be closed both friday and saturday. now back to you. dan: thank you very much. with

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle, who was working at the school when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed his scalp and nick the bone. he's still in the hospital, but tells ktvu he is healing and is lucky to be alive. two other victims are in critical condition, and three other people have been released from a second hospital. oakland police say they believe the victims were not the targets of the shooting. community members gathered tonight calling for change views. jana katsuyama spent the night in east oakland asking people what they believe will help break the cycle of violence. in oakland, people say to understand the violence, hurting the community. you need to get out into the community. we need more hands. we need more people of power to say okay, let me step from behind this desk and let me come to the problem. james baldwin says the problems around his home in east oakland or that young people are facing shootings, poverty, a lack of playgrounds, few youth programs and resources, things that could help them stay away from guns and gangs. h

one of those six, jason arbuckle, a carpenter for the district who was busy working. >> i was workinghanging the display case, and then shots just went off. j.r.: bullets flew in his direction. >> one of those shots grazed me and went in my head and came out the front. under my scalp, bleeding like crazy, blood is everywhere. j.r.: mayor libby schaaf speaking out at a press conference, saying this is a nationwide problem and demanding federal action. the police chief getting more specific on who investigators believe is to blame. >> there were at least two shooters and another accomplice related to this case but they may have been -- there may have been more. j.r.: as bad as the situation was, arbuckle staying optimistic even from his hospital bed. >> no one instead >> certainly optimistic. there were initial questions over where the shots were fired. the police chief clarifying things on thursday, saying surveillance video shows at least two shooters entering the school at one point. the campus will be closed both friday and saturday. now back to you. dan: thank you very much. with y

is this man jason arbuckle a carpenter with oakland unified. he didn't feel comfortable talking on camera this evening, but tells us a bullet grazed his head and left some fragments behind. he and a crew were hanging a trophy display case when the shooting broke out other parents describe a second victim who rushed to help after some of the shots were fired. letters marking the bullet holes left inside a school building after gunfire erupted at the king estates complex in east oakland parents. tell us this is an area where students enter the campus one left littered with yellow evidence markers some labeling spots were shell casings were found parents described what they were told by those inside this student was saying that he was gonna die and he was telling him that he was not going to die mario wars whose son goes to bay tech, which is a charter school on campus is describing. what a security guard there told him before going to the hospital with the gunshot wound. not only after he getting shot. he not high. but he went to provide a to a s

one of them, a school district carpenter jason arbuckle says he's recovering at the hospital. >> he was shot in the head. he tells us he's thankful to the people of the school who helped him stop the bleeding and we're able to keep them calm. while paramedics raced to the scene, according to the oakland police department, there were 6 victims in all to our students. want a counselor want a security guard and 2 others work at the school. >> oakland city officials held a virtual news conference today to talk about this issue. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live from our newsroom with the details are up. pam and ken oakland. police say security cameras show 2 gunman. >> going into the reds. dale school, the shooter's identify their intended target and begin to fire. wednesday's mass shooting was a targeted event according to police chief leronne armstrong says the 6 were shot were not the intended targets. >> 2 of the victims are students. one is a counselor. one is a security guard and 2 others work at the school. by the time police arrived on scene. the 2 gunman and a driver fled t

tonight, we're learning more about the victims, one of them, a school district carpenter here, jason arbuckle says he is recovering tonight at the hospital. he was shot in the head tells us he's thankful to the people at the school who helped him stop the bleeding and we're able to keep him calm. while paramedics raced to the scene, 6 people total were shot to our students. one is a school counselor, another a school security guard and 2 others also worked at the school. police say the 2 suspects breached the entrance of the school. they went inside with the intent to shoot. >> oakland city officials held a virtual press conference today. our kron four's rob nesbitt joins us now live with the details of what we've learned about the victims and the shooter's rob oakland. police say security cameras show 2 gunman going into the reds. dale school, the shooter's identify their intended target and began to fire. >> wednesday's mass shooting was a targeted event according to police chief leronne armstrong says the 6 were shot were not the intended targets. >> 2 of the victims are students. one is a

julian: jason arbuckle was working on a case of the shooting started. he was grazed by a late. law enforcement sources say oakland believes investigators have obtained text messages from the shooting victims phones in which school officials tell them not to cooperate with police. the district denied the accusations. julian: the hurricane is taking aim at the carolinas after a devastating florida. in south carolina, there is a state of emergency. drew: it is warm to hot today. sue: you can see traffic backed up. and asked is blocking some traffic. jobina: the men's cross country team -- they are going viral because they grew out their hair, the mustaches. it is giving all the 80's vibes. drew: they got the assignment. >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west. hurricane ian set to make landfall again as we get a sense of the devastation in florida. bracing for another impact. the entire coast of south carolina under hurricane warning after ian tore through florida. leaving a deadly trail of destruction. communities underwater, homes completely wiped out. boats float

is this man jason arbuckle a carpenter with oakland unified.dn't feel comfortable talking on camera this evening, but tells us a bullet grazed his head and left some fragments behind. he and a crew were hanging a trophy display case when the shooting broke out other parents describe a second victim who rushed to help after some of the shots were fired. letters marking the bullet holes left inside a school building after gunfire erupted at the king estates complex in east oakland parents. tell us this is an area where students enter the campus one left littered with yellow evidence markers some labeling spots were shell casings were found parents described what they were told by those inside this student was saying that he was gonna die and he was telling him that he was not going to die mario wars whose son goes to bay tech, which is a charter school on campus is describing. what a security guard there told him before going to the hospital with the gunshot wound. not only after he getting shot. he not high. but he went to provide a to a student

one of them, a school district carpenter jason arbuckle is recovering at the hospital tonight after getting shot in the head. he tells us he's thankful to the people at the school who helped him stop the bleeding and were able to keep him calm while paramedics raced to the scene, this shooting highlights a growing and troubling trend and opens highland hospital. >> that's where 3 of the victims are being treated. we want to show you a graph. and according to the data from the alameda health system, the trauma team of experts treated. 23 gunshot wounds per month in 2018. but look now in 2021. that number doubled leaping to 46 per month. in addition in 2018, the alameda health system treated 278 victims in 2021. 547 victims kron four's terisa saw show talk to the hospital ceo about these growing numbers. the explosion of gunfire steps away from classrooms at east oakland's. >> state's campus sent 3 of the most seriously injured victims to highland hospital. now as patients, they become part of a disturbing trend. the skyrocketing number of people being treated for gunshot wounds. you know, we

one of the victims is jason arbuckle, a carpenter for the school district.s these photos from his hospital bed, saying he is quote good and alive and he's doing his best to get out of the hospital. he says the bullet grazed his scalp and nicked the bone. we also know that there were over 30 rounds fired on this campus. that is wholly unacceptable. we thank god that many more students were not injured. as a result of this action. we believe that this is related to ongoing conflicts in our city that is driven violence throughout our city, and we'll continue to follow up on leads to identify those responsible. the campus is still closed and will be until further notice. repairs need to be done since police wasted no time breaking down doors to enter rooms. the district says. that caused a lot of damage. witnesses on the scene said they saw multiple gunmen and described them as kids. officers are trying to figure out who these shooters are, and the gang that they may be tied to. they also are saying that there was an intended target for the shooting, but they do

kron. 4 has been in touch with one of them named jason arbuckle. he was just released from the hospital and says it's a miracle that he's alive. he says he was installing a trophy case. when the shots rang out. and we're also learning a security guard was injured, trying to protect others. i believe that's the video or the picture you see there. >> the security guard you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured. and and even applying cpr to one of the the victims. >> and we're still waiting for more information on shooters that they're looking for still on the loose this morning. >> well, this morning, we're also getting a better look at the destruction in florida left behind as hurricane ian. this ravage that whole state. now it's working its way up the eastern street, but it looks like a river. our correspondent, brooke shafer. >> is in fort myers with the latest. >> this morning, southwest florida and its famous waterfront. lo

another is a security guard into worked at the school, usd carpenter, jason arbuckle. he's been in touch with kron. 4 news in was understandably too tired to talk with us on camera after just being released from the hospital. arbuckle says it's a miracle he's alive and was able to go back home on thursday. he says he was installing a trophy display case on the wall at the time of the shooting. we also learned from council member taylor that the security guard on king estate campus helped save students. the security guard >> you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims late thursday evening. >> bay area tech posted an update on its social media page saying the security guard is staying strong. meanwhile, little to no information has been released about the other 4 victims, something glenn upshaw senior with community organization youth alive says his unusual normally when get >> situations like this, we

this is jason arbuckle. just a second. harry u.s.. he's a contract with the school district installing a trophy case when he was grazed by a bullet. he just got out of the hospital and he tells us it is a miracle that he's alive. now, we also we don't have any pictures of the security guard was also shot, but we do have some more information on him. >> the security guard you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured. and and even applying cpr to one of the the victims. >> the police have interviewed witnesses and now they're following up on leads to try to find the shooters. again, they believe there are 2 gun. >> ok, let's get you updated on the latest with hurricane the destruction of florida, obviously pretty apparent here in these videos. and this is the kind of destruction that they're worried about in the carolinas where he and right now is battering coastline. our correspondent, brooke shafer, is in fort myers

another is a security guard into worked at the school, usd carpenter, jason arbuckle. he's been in touch with kron. 4 news in was understandably too tired to talk with us on camera after just being released from the hospital. arbuckle says it's a miracle he's alive and was able to go back home on thursday. he says he was installing a trophy display case on the wall at the time of the shooting. we also learned from council member taylor that the security guard on king estate campus helped save students. the security guard >> you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims late thursday evening. >> bay area tech posted an update on its social media page saying the security guard is staying strong. meanwhile, little to no information has been released about the other 4 victims, something glenn upshaw senior with community organization youth alive says his unusual normally when get >> situations like this, we

and jason arbuckle is a contractor with the school district. you can see his injuries. he was installing a trophy case when he was grazed by a bullet. he just got out of the hospital and he tells us he feels like it's a miracle. he's alive. also, we don't have pictures of the security guard who was shot, but we do have some more information on him. >> the security guard you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims. >> and the police have interviewed witnesses now the following up on those leads to try to find the shooters. >> all right. let's update you now on the latest with hurricane ian, which is a category one hurricane once again as it's battering the carolina coastline. now, it was a category 4 course when it slammed into florida, they really took the brunt of it, especially in fort myers. >> the president has talked of florida's governor about the steps the white house is going to take so that the

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle. he tells me he was just working at the school. when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed the scalp and nicked the bone in text messages from his hospital bed. arbuckle told me i'm good and alive and at the moment i am in the hustle and bustle, doing my best to get the heck out of this place. now the focus will also be on helping the victims, students and staff to heal with the help of community advocates. he's uprising. ucsf benioff children's hospital for stepping up ready to help support with mental health care and other forms of support for all the people that really needed that carpenter who was shot tells me his motto now is live your best life because he's lucky. to be alive. authorities would not say if the two who are still in critical but stable condition. our students but all six victims who were shot or adults henry lee ktvu fox two news, three of the 47, alameda county sheriff's deputies, who were relieved of their law enforcement duties for failing their psychologic

another is a security guard into worked at the school, usd carpenter, jason arbuckle. he's been in touch with kron. 4 news in was understandably too tired to talk with us on camera after just being released from the hospital. arbuckle says it's a miracle he's alive and was able to go back home on thursday. he says he was installing a trophy display case on the wall at the time of the shooting. we also learned from council member taylor that the security guard on king estate campus helped save students. the security guard >> you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured and even applying cpr to one of the the victims late thursday evening. >> bay area tech posted an update on its social media page saying the security guard is staying strong. meanwhile, little to no information has been released about the other 4 victims, something glenn upshaw senior with community organization youth alive says his unusual normally when get >> situations like this, we

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle. he tells me he was just working at the school. when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed the scalp and nicked the bone in text messages from his hospital bed. arbuckle told me i'm good and alive and at the moment i am in the hustle and bustle, doing my best to get the heck out of this place. now the focus will also be on helping the victims, students and staff to heal with the help of community advocates use uprising. ucsf benioff children's hospital for stepping up ready to help support with mental health care and other forms of support for all the people that really needed. now that carpenter who was shot tells me his motto now is live your best life because he's lucky to be alive. authorities would not say whether the two victims still in critical but stable condition our students, but all six who were shot or adults. mike alright, henry lee live in the newsroom tonight, henry. thank you for that with three months to go here, highland hospital in oakland is on pace to see mor

this is jason arbuckle there that there his wounds right afterwards. he's a contractor with the school district. he was installing a trophy case when he was grazed by a bullet. and there is in the hospital. he just got out. he says it's a miracle. he is alive. we don't have pictures of the security guard, but we do have more information about he how he was shot, too. >> the security guard you know, he's been on site that he was wounded, shot in the leg and that through acts of heroism and bravery went to, you know, protect others despite being injured. and and even applying cpr to one of the the victims. >> i mean, the police have interviewed witnesses and now they're following on leads to try to find the shooters. but again, they believe that there were 2 gunmen. >> all right. let's get you updated on hurricane ian as well as category one hurricane. want right now battering the carolinas. but boy, it sure delivered a punch to florida when it was at its strongest a category 4 hurricane. president biden in florida, governor ron desantis discuss steps th

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle, and he tells us he was working at the school when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed his scalp and nicked the bone. he texted us. i'm good and alive. hospital reports that it has treated twice as many gunshot wound victims in 2021 in this year compared to the previous two years, and the medical community says something must change as the son of oakland as a resident of oakland, i'll tell you that, um there was more respect for life when i was growing up, and that's what i think is missing. there is a callous disregard for life that i see in the streets today, and i have an obligation to speak on that, but also to lean in and to try to do my part. and coming up in our next half hour more on the medical community's calls for action to ease the violence. right now. we take you back east south carolina preparing for hurricane ian live earth cam images here from myrtle beach, where it is one o'clock in the morning. the wind started to pick up just a bit here. the rain starting to roll in conditions really expected to g

one of the victims is jason arbuckle, a carpenter for the school district. he sent us these photos from his hospital bed, saying he's quote good and alive, and he's doing his best to get out of the hospital. he says a bullet grazed him. his scalp and nicked the bone. police say more than 30 rounds were fired in the school. the shooting is just more evidence that the gun violence in oakland is getting worse, police chief laurent armstrong says opd is working closely with federal partners to try to keep up, but he says they're seen an influx of gang activity. the a. t. f has been a huge partner of ours analyzing all of the firearms that we recover. the fbi has been embedded with us for several months, helping us out with our homicide investigations, and so the city of oakland has fostered a long standing relationship with our federal partners, and we will continue to provide healing and support. and continue to work to change the conditions both at the community level and the individual level. to ensure that people do not result to violence. the campus is stil

one of the victims is jason arbuckle , a carpenter for the school district. he sent us these photos from his hospital bed. saying he is quote good and alive and he's doing his best to get out of the hospital. he said. the bullet grazed his scalp and nicked the bone, a spokesperson here at highland hospital says in 2021 2022. they've treated twice as many shooting victims compared to the two previous years, a sign of just how bad the gun violence in oakland has become. we will provide healing and support and continue to work to change the conditions both at the community level and the individual level. to ensure that people do not result to violence. the king estates campus is still closed and will be until further notice . repairs need to be done since police wasted no time breaking down doors to enter rooms. the district says. that cost a lot of damage. witnesses on the scene said they saw multiple gunmen and described them as kids. officers are still trying to figure out who those shooters are also trying to figure out who the intended target. was during th

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle.s working at the school when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed his scalp nicked the bone. he says. he's going to be fine and he is thankful to be alive. time is 506. some in oakland want more attention focused on young people in order to stop the gun violence last night at a families in action for him at castleman high school, people talked about oakland's violence and the impact on young people. public housing to home ownership from public education to a promising career. just figure it's just straight fear. our babies are scared to go to school and being exposed to so much so many programs are on the computers and stuff and they're not thinking that's too much for our children. even high school student i feel sad. and it breaks my heart that there's so much violence here in oakland. i would like to see there to be more safety. many of the speakers at the forum called for more community involvement, communicating with young people about their emotions, and although violence a