they have marysville-catchall. one of them is like a tech school. for the most part, you know, it's been a good school district. i don't ever hear too many fights, you know, or anything. >> that's good. jerry holsten, i just want to thank you so much for taking a few minutes live with me here on cnn. i am so glad your son and daughter are okay. we are thinking about you. we are thinking about this community here. i really, really appreciate it. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> we are now getting a little bit more information here from some of the students including this student. >> there was just a big group of kids. the whole table was filled up. big roundtable right next to the door from the other cafeteria and i was sitting at the table right next to the roundtable and i was just eating my food. i just got done eating my food. he was quiet. he was just sitting there. everyone was talking. all of a sudden i see him stand up, pull something out of his pocket and at first i thought it was just someone making a reall

the marysville school district lockdown procedures will remain in effect at marysville pilchuck. we will continue in cooperation with law enforcement. so this is the first that we're hearing from the school district. obviously trying to get this message out to parents, the emergency situation which we're seeing unfold here 11,000 students in the school district, 2,000 students in this high school. so they're trying to get this communication out there. some of our affiliates have also been reporting they're sharing that statement, they're also letting us know that they were first getting tweets indicating that the shooting happened. at 10:45 pacific time. just about an hour, a little less than that, a mother who spoke to one of our affiliates, kiro, confirming early reports we heard. she's being told the shooter may have opened fire near the cafeteria. that's something we're hearing from affiliate komo that the shootings may have taken place in the cafeteria. komo reporting two students shot, another affiliate of ours now suggesting that the number of injured is higher than that.

marysville is in their county. police run across the court with regards there at this sprawling high school. probably as stunned and shocked as everyone else in the community. on a quiet friday afternoon in the fall, or friday morning in the fall there, inside the school cafeteria, where people have gone each and every day, and now we have somebody being load odd to a life flight helicopter. these pictures courtesy of kwoem yes television. apparently my guess is -- i'm just -- actually i know it is now. that h means it's a hospital landing pad. this is the regional medical center. we had been given word that one student who had been at a regional hospital. we take them to the medical center. there's no one on that stretcher. that's just equipment being taken there. i don't know what this means exactly. there was no need to transfer anyone by air flight. or that they've complete that at this point. some tape being shown on the right-hand side of union screen as they were gathering there in the softball and baseball

thank you. >> that was marysville police commander, robert lamoureux, giving a briefing there at marysville-pilchuck high school. i want to go back now to our eyewitness, jordan luton. two things, jordan, before we start talking again, one, anytime that you want to get off the phone, don't worry about politeness, just say, i'm going to go now and that's fine. we understand you've been through a horrific experience. feel free to do that. we're not currently going to name the shooter on air. if you could refer to him as the shooter, that would be great. we're not sure his parents have been notified or anything like that. that being said, jordan, if you're still with us, do you have any idea what motive might have been? you said that the shooter killed at least one of the people he shot were his friends? >> i know a few of them were his friends. i have no idea what his motive was because yesterday at football practice, he was all fine, talking, having a good time. and then today, just horrible. i don't know what went through his head or what caused him to do it. >> and you said that this initially took

but marysville will bounce back and define us.t started yesterday with the response of our ems and police personnel, the professionalism right on through the evening with the candlelight vigils and thousands of people coming out and crying together and hugging and taking the very initial steps to eveover recovery from as you played at the outset our main concern and our thoughts and prayers are with the kids fighting in the hospital and all the families who have lost injured loves ones. >> something like this happens, everybody tries to make sense of it. i know you, mayor, are a father of three children yourself. how did you talk to your kids about this shooting? >> you know, it is tough. and the first thing i did is just hugged my kids, you know, and i mentioned last night that sometimes i think this is -- it's needed for us to re-evaluate our priorities. we were rushing around yesterday morning. i don't even think i said good-bye to my kids before they left for school. so, that reoriented me a little bit. particularly my younges

we heard that from the marysville pd. we don't know how quickly the school resource officer was able to intervene in this thing. you have seen -- you see the map of the school there in the center of the wall, on the left side you see the map of the area, on the right side the pictures of the school, and in the middle this sprawling campus. football field is obviously 100 yards long and the school is maybe twice that. so if you have a school resource officer in there depends on where he is and how quickly they would be able to get there. certainly police arrived in droves, almost immediately, and they had been streaming in for a long time. first lunch had not gun there as far as we can tell. if you look at their schedule of things around there, first lunch doesn't begin until a little before 11:00. the first call on this was at 10:45 a.m. pacific daylight time. so must have happened in the short mints before that. it's our snubbing that students called 9-1-1 and i've seen agent or ten reports every student was on a phone.

i see a marysville fire aid car. i see several everett police officers here, aid cars from other areas, as well as some rural metro private ambulance units and some of these certainly look like and certainly the way that people are running around here, crews running around here, it looks like this is the spot where some of these victims may have been transported to. we're awaiting official confirmation of that, but they've got a helicopter here and aid cars here, so it sure looks like this is the place that some of these victims are coming. >> chris, thank you. we just want to let viewers know marysville police department now giving an update on what's happening at the high school. according to a reporter watching that press conference, he says marysville police reports that the shooter is dead. that the shooter was a student and they are continuing to clear buildings. just as soon as we can get the live signal up of the press conference, we'll bring that to you right here. >> we to want go to eric wilkinson, nearby

the student was a at marysville-pilchuck high school. four are injured. three are in critical condition with head wounds and treated at providence hospital. the gunman died of a self-inflicted wound. the shooting occurred in the school cafeteria. marysville police commander updated the media. >> we are cob firming two deceased at this time. one is the shooter. and the second we are not confirm building that is a student or a staff. the shooting did originate in the cafeteria as we understand it. and so there was some type of activity there in the cafeteria. it is not known -- i do not know where the deceased were closed. -- located. >> this is how it unfolded. late today students responded to a fire drill at the high school. the school's principal announced over the loud speaker it was not a drill. the principal announced it was an active shooter situation and told students to stay in lockdown. police and emergency personnel began to escort hundreds out of the building and hundreds more remained in lockdown in the classrooms. a teacher gave msnbc's joy re

the student was a at marysville-pilchuck high school. four are injured.in critical condition with head wounds and treated at providence hospital. the gunman died of a self-inflicted wound. the shooting occurred in the school cafeteria. marysville police commander updated the media. >> we are cob firming two deceased at this time. one is the shooter. and the second we are not confirm building that i

and the joint response by the marysville police department, marysville fire department, snohomish county sheriff's office. arlington and lake stevens police departments. the fbi, washington state patrol. atf. marysville public works and many, many others who are here to include the chief of the tribes, carlos echeverria. you know, we have -- we deal with this situation through the media. and quite frankly it is time for us as a country, as a nation, and certainly for us as a city to look at what is going on. maybe look at our values and determine what we're going to do and help those who may possibly need help and stop this. so it's time for us to act. and not just talk anymore. thank you. >> officials in marysville, washington, after the shooting at the local high school. we want to go to susan candiotti who is on scene for us. susan, what have you learned today about how the events unfolded and just to point out we are not naming the shooter as a longstanding policy on this program. susan? >> exactly, anderson. well, it happened during the lunch period. one of two lunch periods. that i

the marysville-pchltd ilchuck h school.e also showed you apparent victims being air lifted to providence regional medical center. shots were fired at the high school about 10:39 this morning pacific time. which is almost a quarter to :00 eastern standard time. tony roman, what does it say for investigators, the teacher we spoke to on lockdown with 36 students and 3 adults, and still on lockdown, this was not a normal school day. this was a shortened school day. students were at lunch. would that indicate somebody with knowledge of a changed schedule, potentially somebody actually linked to the school because this was not on a regular schedule? >> that's very difficult to say, joy. we really can't predict because we don't know the motive of the shooting or the identity of the shooter. really an investigation has to be conducted into their background, who they are, what their motives were, looking at their computers to understand why they did what they had to do. >> tony, it's interesting. this is a pretty large school, 2500

that was marysville mayor jon nehring.t and retired atf special agent and hostage negotiator pop as always your perspective is good when it comes to something like this and answering the questions of why. jim, earlier today police confurmd a cafeteria worker tried to stop the student as he was firing and confirm that the weapon that the shooter used was a .40 caliber gun. in your experience what is the police investigation look like today, day two? >> well, they're going to be tracking that gun which i think they tracked back so far, looking at his computer, getting oughtle information, frances, off his computer to find out what he was thinking, what he was doing, twitter, facebook, computer discs, they're going to talk to all his friends, his family. we call it a psychological workup or psychological autopsy of what he's been doing in the last few months to see if there's any event and let me tell you, teenagers there's always events so we all live through those years, all the pressures on you and they'll find the pressur

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marysville is located 35 miles north of seattle.arysville-pilchuck high school is where this happened. >> we are told it was a shortened school day at the high school today. they were to get out early. this happening around lunchtime. we continue to follow this as students are carefully evacuated as many schools have. they hav plans for these sorts of events. the careful evacuation of children from the non-affected areas. we will continue to monitor the story. we expect more information shortly. we will come back on the air. for now i'm lester holt, nbc news, new york. >>> and we be continue to follow that here, as well. there are many teachers out there who have a great reputation with their students, but it must be an exceptional one if the kids think she has a good reputation and they've never even met her. here's garvin thomas with today's bay area proud. >> it takes a special teacher to get this many teenagers out of bed and into a pool at this hour of the morning. even more special when you consider it is a math teacher that h

this time at a high school north of seattle in marysville, washington, where a student started shooting in a school cafeteria. we want to begin with the very latest. nbc's hallie jackson is covering for us tonight. >> a possible shooting in the cafeteria. >> reporter: moments before students sprinted out of marysville-pilchuck high school, just after 10:30 this morning, austin taylor was in the cafeteria with a classmate. >> all of a sudden i see him stand up, pull something out of his pocket. at first i thought it was just someone making a really loud noise with like a bag, like a big loud pop, until i heard four more after that. and i saw three kids just fall from the table like they were falling to the ground dead. >> reporter: from inside the school, tweets from students. don't go towards the cafeteria, school in lockdown, shots fired. i'm so scared. three dozen teens huddled in a room with their math teacher. >> the principal came on and said, this is not a fire drill. we are in lockdown. >> reporter: as police raced, marysville guns drawn, ambulances took the injured to a nearby h

but even that may not fully explain why he apparently opened fire on his classmates in a marysville, washington school cafeteria yesterday killing one and sending four others to hospitals with severe wounds before taking his own life. today, authorities and eyewitnesses offered new details about the shooting at marysville pilchuck high school and what may have led to it. as we also learn more about the young victims, some of whom are fighting for their lives tonight. nbc's joe fryer is in marysville, washington for us with more now. >> reporter: good evening, lester. many students returned to school today retrieving items left behind when they fled. tonight, the motive behind this shooting remains a mystery, but family members confirm two of the victims were related to the gunman. witnesses say jaylen fryberg, the teenager who apparently opened fire inside the cafeteria at marysville pilchuck high school, shot friends and relative who is are close to him. alex hatch, a distant cousin and friend of the gunman was sitting the next table over. >> i looked up and jaylen, he was looking a

marysville-pilchuck high school. sources tell us it was an argument with another boy over a girl that led to this shooting, and a shooting that really shook the entire country. another school shooting with two people dead and four seriously injured. as we learn more, we'll let you know. but for now, back to you. >> alex, it's very confusing to a lot of people that here is a popular kid, well accepted, and not a loner, not fitting the profile of a lot of people that we've seen in these kind of situations in the past. is the fact that there's this alleged argument with another classmate, is this becoming the theme that they are trying to look into? >> very little has been released officially from law enforcement, al. but from what we've been able to gather from people close to this family, close to the friends of jaylen fryberg, the 14-year-old, it seems like it was one incident. they said this just isn't the kid that you would picture to go out and open fire in a cafeteria. perhaps they're pointing now to this one inc

here's what we know, witnesses say the reported shooter fini finished eating at marysvil marysville pilchuk high school and then shot five fellow friends, reportedly, in the back. one of those, a girl, has died. the wounded are hospitalized in intensive care right now. they were all less than 18, including freiberg who shot himself. investigators have searching the teenage's home and have traced the gun to his father. they also say police plan to work through the night as we just learned, trying to learn what led to this homecoming prince just a few days ago, an .today he turned to murder. he is part of an indian tribe there. >> he was suspended for being in a might. reportedly that was around racist comments. that's all we know at the moment. you just heard from police, and they're not going to say much more until they have time to investigate. but the shooting, of course, shocked the small town. it was school on lockdown, another community in shock, and another student with a gun. friday night, local people held a vigil for the victims as everyone tried to make sense of what happened toda

i want to thank the marysville p.d.n outstanding job in taking the first priority, getting the kids out, and responding to what comes next. i would like to read from the school superintendent this message she asked me to send. she'll be here later. but right now, she's with the families and those involved. on the behalf of the marysville school district, staff and teachers, i want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the families involved in this tragedy. when something happens to one of our children, it happens to all of us. student safety is our top priority and we are working closely with local law enforcement in everything involved. that's from superintendent becky berg. thank you for that. we'll be continuing to update you as the day goes on. >> thank you. we will be coming back at 5:00 and having another update. that will be our next update. we'll have additional folks here to answer other questions or provide information. >> do you have a time line -- [ inaudible ] -- >> i'll have to put that together and get it

our susan candiotti is in marysville tonight at a nearly church. susan, the story as it played out today on social media, on live television, was one of the most strange stories we have heard in a very long time in terms of their relationship. what more are you hearing? >> reporter: you know, it's certainly whenever any of these school shootings happen, it rattles a community. in this instance, as you said, we have been hearing a lot from people who knew him, who are telling us about what they saw in the cafeteria, and what they know about him. and social media is, as you pointed out, maying ingplaying e in this. and that is where a lot of information is coming from that is certainly something that law enforcement sources tell us they are looking at. in addition to talking to the friends and family who knew him. but erin, we also have new information tonight on the weapon that was used in this case. it's described by law enforcement sources as a .40 caliber beretta, described as a high capacity hand gun, semiautomatic. but it did not have an extend

friends and loved ones held a memorial vigil in marysville last night. the emotional service took place at a church that's nearby the high school. hundreds of people prayed and sang songs in tribute to the victims and their families. we learned last night that the gunman has been identified as jaylen fryberg. he was recently crowned the school's homecoming prince. investigators say he shot and killed one student and wounded five others. and then turned the gun on himself. three of the victims are in critical condition. another is stable. we are working to find out the condition of the fifth student. according to witnesses, frey berg recently argued with a classmate about a bring-up with a girl. late last night the police gave us an update on their investigation. >> there's still a lot of work to do. we want to make sure that we do this right. we want to make sure that we have all of the right answers. that's what we're going to do by taking our time, doing it thoroughly and providing information only after it is complete. >> police say two of the wounded

here's carter evans. >> reporter: at marysville- pilchuck high school, there are flowers and stunnedsilence the day after the horror. >> it's a gun. it's a gun. run, go, go! >> reporter: jaylen fryberg, just 14 years old, walked into the school cafeteria and began shooting at people he knew. he killed a female student and shot four others-- two of them his own cousins, andrew fryberg, and nate hatch. two girls now recovering, both 14, both in intensive care. leanne enick is a cousin. >> there's a whole lot of family up there that's in sorrow. >> reporter: as students fled their classrooms, some walking, some sprinting, eric serks cervantes said a teacher, megan silberger, heard the shots and ran. >> she is a hero. she grabbed the arm. she grabbed his arm, hand on hand. it happened in seconds. >> reporter: police say fryberg died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they recovered a 40-caliber handgun refusing to say how he got it or his motive. just last week, he was honored as freshman homecoming prince. >> he walked down, he was super happy. >> reporter: but fryberg's twitter page ha

he was a freshman at marysville pilchuck high school, a big high school. 2500 students. today witnesses say that the alleged shooter walked into school with a gun, fired on a table full of students in the to cav tiera. police say at least one person is dead. reports of at least three others injured. one perhaps critically. officials confirm thing -- confirming the shooter is a student, appears to be a freshman. we're hearing that president obama has been briefed on this latest shooting. students who have been evacuated are now being reunited with their parents. it's been that kind of day. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and our dan springer on the scene now in marysville. he joins us on the phone. what can you tell us. >> i'm at the parking lot at the church where we have seen this just way too many times where hundreds of parents waiting in a parking lot. waiting for their kids to be dropped off bay bus so they can be reunited with them. when you see the arrivals, the parents and kids are in tear and we know there were at least four people who were injured and are a

it's a long trek from here to marysville to see you.back home sooner or later. >> they can't keep me forever. >> hope. >> your time is up. you have to send your visitor back down. >> thank you. >> we'll have to say good-bye. >> we have to say good-bye. i love you. >> i love you too. bye-bye. i don't know exactly when i'll see him next. tomorrow is friday. it's the day they usually ride the women out of here to go to marysville, ohio. i pray i don't go there. >> coming up -- >> i love you. god, you look great. >> the mckinney brothers are reunited, but not for long. >> and -- >> i know some of it you all know some big-time people but they still won't stop. so make sure you use the restroom. pad up if you need to. all right. step out. >> joanne schneider makes an unceremonious exit from jail. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs tha

one girl in marysville high school was killed.n what witnesses describe as a chaotic and bloody screen. four others, two girls and two boys are fighting for their lives. >> by all accounts, fryberg was popular. made homecoming prince just a week ago. classmates have told cnn as a recent fight and suspension. and point to fryberg's tweets that he was troubled. >> it just came out of nowhere. honestly wouldn't expect it. i heard like his girlfriend broke up with him. and the tweets that everyone's been like retweeting throughout the past couple of days of their conversations has been pretty brutal, honestly. so that could have been affecting him. >> and our dan simon is in marysville, washington, this morning. dan, from social media and from friends we're learning more about this young man. what else you have learned also about the gun he used? >> reporter: well, good morning, victor and alison. we're at providence hospital where two of the victims are receiving care, both said to be in extremely critical condition after suffering w

this all happened in the town of marysville, near seattle, north of seattle.but they're going room to room in the school to make sure. we'll have an update from harry hairston coming up in 15 minutes. >>> a new green space now open for the public in center city and just in time for the beautiful weekend. >> the albert greenfield lawn at dilworth park was dedicated today. it features additional walkways and transit entrances. it will offer a place to relax, work or enjoy the outdoors. we'll take a live look at the park from our camera on top of the comcast. the lawn will serve as a stage for events throughout the year as well. ♪ ♪ god bless america >> beautiful voices, graduates and students of the oldest quaker school in the world gathered today to celebrate a big birthday. william penn charter school is 325 years old. former governor ed rendell was at this morning's ceremony. students got a chance to speak about the importance of the school's teaching values. >> i walk through those big red doors we are entering a place where we can be who we are and raise ou

video showed students being evacuated from marysville high school in high school near everette. as soon as we get more information, we'll update you on both of these stories. again, a possible school shooting near seattle and a sheriff's deputy shot in sacramento. >>> orange and black being proudly displayed around the bay area as giants' fans gear up for the first home game of the world series. in just a few hours, the giants are scheduled to take the field at at&t park. this is video of them practicing yesterday immediately after flying home from kansas city and landing at sfo. and we have team coverage as the bay area gets ready to host the first game of the fall classic. rosemary orozco and alex savidge are monitoring weather and traffic if you are heading to the game tonight but we begin with katie utehs live at at&t park where i'm sure it's already buzzing out there. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good afternoon. the energy is absolutely infectious. the royals just rolled in, via a san francisco police escort. i would have to imagine in the giants' players are not alrea

let's focus on marysville tonight.hat's what they'll do. >> one of the most chilling details was that the school had actually prepared and had a lockdown procedure in place and an alarm in a way of responding to a school shooting situation because squochool shooting dril have become, essentially, common place throughout the country and those are put into place today. >> they sure were. it nevaer is real until it is real. we had a hard time believing in our news room when we learned of this. getting back a little bit earlier this year, the seattle pacific shooting. and now this. six people entered in the marysville school involving a kid that everyone describes as a very personalble kid. crowned homecoming prince just a few weeks ago. it's truly devastating. >> alex in seattle, thank you very much. >> joining me now is democratic congressman gym mjim mcdermot w represents washington state. congressman, thank you for joining me, this is a pretty awful scene to digest. >> it sure is. hard to understand how this young man

this is a shooting in marysville-pilchuck high school. were shot, airlifted to a hospital in seattle. the school is on lockdown, ambulances are surrounding the school, they're checking from room to room. we're keeping a very close eye on this. we're going to give you more details as we have them. >>> less than two weeks before the midterm elections and democrat's problems are piling up, let's kick off with this one with millennials. the 18-34 age group no longer expected to caret party to victory like in previous elections. joined with national review's rich lowry, scott martin in chicago, and liza boyd of starbest partners. thank you for joining us. i'm not sure that was right. we'll keep going anyway. liza, with you, millennials, not carrying the weight for democrats? is that true? are they staying home or going republican? >> i think they are more focused on money issues with most millennials coming home after college. so the democratic issues are more focused on reproductive rights and things of that nature are not interesting to them

the gunman started firing at other students at the marysville high school cafeteria.dents dove under tables, ran for cover. the shooter is believed to have been a freshman at that school. fbi personnel are said to be assisting in that investigation. >>> tracking the elections. the man who lost to president obama in the 2012 election has harsh words about president obama tonight. >> reporter: with the midterm election just 11 days away, 2012 presidential nominee keeps a packed schedule as democrats look to distance himself from president obama in his pollicip, republican candidates are eager to get -- today he's wrapping a two-day trip to arizona, whipping up support for two congressionalc candidates outsie tucson. and headlining a rally outside -- >> republicans wants him to be everywhere. any republican candidate who's running in any of these states would be happy to have mitt romney on the stage be them. >> reporter: governor romney -- saying this about the handing of ebo ebo ebo ebola. >> i do think it's fair to criticize how president obama has -- and frankly the

police say a freshman opened fire at the marysville pilchuck high school cafeteria. at least two people are dead including the shooter. allen schauffler is there, and what do we know about the victims tonight? >> no change tonight? david. we have four victims thre one in critical condition, two young men two young women each of them 15 and younger. this happened in the cafeteria, during lunch, marysville pilchuck high, the friday night lights are dark, high school football game a playoff game cancelled, school cancelled for all of next week. after this sheeting which left two young people dead including the shooter and a young woman. witnesses say that jaylen fryberg a freshman 15 years old pulled out a handgun of some sort started shooting during lunch. the atf confirmed that handgun was bought legally but have not said who purchased it. jaylen fryberg is of necessitate itch american dissent. a tribal elder talked about the situation. >> we're deeply saddened about this whole tragedy. we can say it watched it on tv but my, here it comes walking in our door. >> all o

>> carter evans in marysville washington.> a suspect is under arrest for the killing of two deputies and the wounding of another. he used an assault-style rifle on the attack. he led them through a wild chase. the two were shot and killed. the deputies made sure to take marquez into custody. >> i think there's those people who would say, well, you know what? i wish you'd killed him. no. that's not who we are. we're not him. >> the sheriff said detective davis died 26 years to the day after his father a deputy sheriff, was killed in the line of duty in riverside, california. >>> the latest on ebola. a health care worker who just returned to the u.s. from the west african nation of sierra leone is now in quarantine at a newark, new jersey hospital. the woman told screeners at newark airport she was caring for patients in west africa. the patient had come down with a fever. but in a preliminary test she testified negative for the disease. she'll remain in quarantine. >> this comes after the governors for newark and new jersey ha

marysville is a suburb 35 miles north of seattle. people are understandably on adage. worldwide, there are heightened security measures and on june 5, there was a shooting at seattle pacific university and the gunman killed one student and wounded two others. you morering information as it becomes available. >> our patient is free of ebola. >> and emotional show of support and a staff that treated her in bethesda. the dallas nurse was released today. kennedy was there when she spoke with the media about her recovery. >> she was treated here after being brought here last thursday from a texas hospital. doctors told her she is healthy and she is able to go home. this is what we know right now. the nurse stood outside building 10 with her mother and her sister by her side. she was infected earlier this month after caring for patient thomas eric duncan who died october 8. a plasmaved transfusion from former ebola patients dr. kent brantley. authorities are not certain that's what cured her but they say she is ebola free and can return to texas. i feel fortunate and blessed

. >> at churches around marysville pilchuck it was a day to test their faith. >> the families that are sitting at hospitals. >> the horror of that day is compounded by the shock that jaylen fryberg was even capable of murder just six days after he appeared a with freshman homecoming friends he asked friends to join him at lunch, including paige aicher. >> what did you think that day? >> i was gows going to skip class because i didn't do that kind of stuff. >> could you see this come something. >> no, it was so out of the blue. >> but several clas classmates t to that lunch, includer including her best friend, zoe a galas sew, in the ram, she was shot and two of fryberg's own cousins. >> how are you dealing with this now? >> i am just in like complete shock. it just doesn't feel real to me. >> and the fact that not only were you so close to these people, but you could have been there too. >> yeah. that scares me. >> page and her parents came this afternoon to pay tribute to the victims at a growing memorial outside of marysville pilchuck high school, page's father is still in disbelief.

let's go to marysville.k off and hopefully they can get some help. >> we received the news that gia sorianio had died. her family said in a statement her organs are being donated. three people have died now, including the gunman and three are in the hospital in critical condition and one in serious condition. the shooting happened in the cafeteria here. witnesses say the gunman, jaylen fryberg, a popular student, recently elected to the homecoming court, those who know him say he doesn't fit the profile of a shooter. classes are cancelled here not just today but for the rest of the week. kris? >> two parents from the sandy hook shooting are in washington hoping to get voters to pass on universal background checks. advocates say such legislation could prevent future shootings but opponents say jaylen fryberg got his gun legally. >> he took it from his family, who did go through a background check when they bought the gun to begin with. >> reporter: classes are cancelled this weeks a students deal with the gri

we start with the latest news from marysville, washington.eporter from the seattle times out there joins us now by phone. jennifer, thank you. you know, we're trying to get a fix on who did the shooting today. can you tell us about the young person who did it? >> reporter: yes, we've been told his name is jaylen fryberg. he's about 14 years old, from the tribes reservation up in marysville. from what we understand from our sources, he went into the cafeteria, around 10:45 this morning and opened fire. he shot and killed a young girl, a girl who we're reporting, rejected him for a date. >> what about the other four people that were rounded? are they in critical care, or situations now? how are they doing in terms of life support? >> reporter: we have two children still at providence medical center in dire condition. two others have been transported to seattle to a trauma center. one of them shares the same last name as mr. fryberg, and we've heard is a relation, but we're not certain how. >> i'm looking at these rather rough tweets that came o

. >> reporter: exactly 72 hours after gunshots erupted at marysvil marysville-pilchuck high school.ia soriano lost her fight for life. her family in a statement read by a hospital administrator tried to turn gia's loss into hope for others. >> we made the decision to donate gia's organs so others can benefit. >> reporter: two other students remain in critical condition, 4 14-year-old and 15-year-old andrew fryberg, cousin of the apparent shooter, jaylen fryberger. another cousin was shot in the jaw and is communicating with family by written notes. >> it kind of broke his heart to hear, why would my brother do that to me, even though they're cousins, why would my brother do that to me? >> reporter: that question continues to plague the marysville community. fryberg's motiveç remains an unanswered question as police continue their investigation. the tragedy continues to unfold as voters in washington state are considering two gun laws. one that would broaden background checks, another that would strengthen gun ownership rights. brian moore, nbc 10 news. >>> new details emerging abou

this happened in marysville, washington.len fryberg shot five students inside the school cafeteria. witnesses say fryberg then killed himself. so far police have not released a motive, calling this an active homicide investigation. >>> a new jersey woman is in isolation and being tested for ebola at university hospital in newark. she returned to the u.s. friday after treating ebola patients in west africa. on thursday, a new york doctor tested positive for the virus after returning from guinea. >>> officials called thursday's hatchet attack on a group of new york police officers a terrorist attack. the attacker critically wounded one officer before other officers fatally shot him. a female bystander wounded in the gunfire is also in critical condition. >>> back now to the school shooting in washington state. police working through the night there, trying to figure out why. it happened friday as i mentioned many marysville. place say jaylen fryberg opened fire, killing a girl and wounding four others. witnesses say fryberg sh

the shooting happened this morning inside of marysville-pilchuck high school in marysville, north of seattle. it happened inside of the cafeteria. eyewitnesses say blood was everywhere. the gunman reportedly walked up to a cafeteria table and opened fire. he then fled the school. fired more shots outside and then turned the gun on himself and committed suicide. choppers hovered above as students fled the school. police secured the perimeter and worked to clear the school. >> i have two children, a son and a daughter. my son had actually called me right after it happened. he's like dad, please come get me, please come get me. >> we are confident there was only one shooter and the shooter is deceased. but we do need to clear each building and make sure that's the case. >> the federal authorities will assist in the investigation. so far the investigators say it's too early to establish motive. after students left the school they were bussed to another location to be reunited with their parents. >> their's was so emotional, breaking down. they are relieved to be ok but horrified about wh

. >> reporter: the marysville pilchuck community paused for a moment of silence at 10:39 this morning, the time of friday's shooting. >> i ask us all now to take one minute to be silent and to reflect. >> reporter: it was especially emotional at the hospital that has treated four of the victims. last night one of their patients, 14-year-old gia soriano, died. the hospital read a statement from her family. >> gia is our beautiful daughter and words cannot express how much we will miss her. we've made the decision to donate gia's organs so that others may benefit. >> reporter: another victim, zoe galasso, also died friday. she was honored at a candle light vigil where a family friend delivered a message from zoe's mother. >> she loved her baby so much. just let them know how much i love my baby. >> reporter: before killing himself jaylen fryberg shot five of his friends including two cousins inside the school cafeteria. >> the information we got is the five people targeted were invited to the table. it's our understanding he did so via texting. >> reporter: three victims remain in the h

this happened they cafeteria at marysville pillchuck high. when a young man by the name of jaylen fryberg pulled out a gun and started shooting. the room cleared, someone hit a fire alarm. someone called 911 there was a massive police response and that campus immediately went on lock down. police went room to room, were able to check out and evacuate all the students, more than 2,000 of them, get them to a nearby location where they could check back up with their parents. four people hit including the shooter, a traumatizing day, joann roberts who is the chief medical officer at one of the hospitals where some of the victims are being treated. >> this is something we dreaded, our community is going to mourn this for years. we drilled for it. we were prepared for it today. this is the largest emergency department in the state. and as tragic as this has been, i think our staff and our medical staff have really pulled together as a team. i will tell you we will all go home tonight and cry. >> again, four being treated right now. two dead. and we

the shooting happened this morning inside of marysville-pilchuck high school in marysville, north off the cafeteria. eyewitnesses say blood was everywhere. the gunman reportedly walked up to a cafeteria table and opened fire. he then fled the school. fired more shots outside and then turned the gun on himself and committed suicide. choppers hovered above as students fled the school. police secured the perimeter and worked to clear the school. >> i have two children, a son and a daughter. my son had actually called me right after it happened. he's like dad, please come get me, please come get me. >> we are confident there was only one shooter and the shooter is deceased. but we do need to clear each building and make sure that's the case. >> the federal authorities will assist in the investigation. so far the investigators say it's too early to establish motive. after students left the school they were bussed to another location to be reunited with

in marysville, washington. >> their faces say it all. another school shooting that no one saw coming. one week ago 14-year-old jaylen fryberg was crowned freshman homecoming prince. six days later, he walked in to the marysville-pilchuck high school cafeteria and began firing. police say he target his victims deliberately. three girls and two boys. both of them were his own cousins. one of the girls died. fryberg took his own life. authorities still don't know what motivated the shooter but fryberg did send an ominous note before the attack. caleb woods is a former coach. >> he sent a text message to his family and everyone asking them to do certain things for him after he's gone. >> yesterday students began collecting what they left inside their classrooms. around marysville, churches have become the gathering spot to grieve and comfort. >> did it help to know that there's a whole community out there that cares. >> for "sunday morning" this is carter evans in marysville, washington. >> jack bruce, the lead vocalist and bass player who p