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i also teach two classes in the area of diversity; a mass communication, communication and diversity class, and a course called race, gender and media. those are offered each year to our students who are studying journalism, telecommunication and film, public relations, and many other areas. i want to thank each and every one of you, taking the time to come here to talk about something that's very important. each one of us are professors, each one of us have had the experience of opening up that discussion about diversity, about race in this country. but i'm curious, and i think our audience will be curious, around the country how easy is it-- let's start with you meredith-- how easy is it to get people to actually talk about race? well, when it comes down to getting students to talk about race i find it's easier than it used to be. in my classroom, we tell students that you're going to say something that will offend someone else, you're going to be offended by something that is said; this is the space where you can share those views and feel open and safe in doing so. so, once we ge

welcome back to this edition of equal time from the hd studios in the school of journalism and mass communications at san jose state. today, our focus is on drugs on the college campus. let's meet our guests. hi, i'm michael o'brien, i'm an addictions specialist and i work with people in private practice who are trying to overcome drug and alcohol problems. my name is pete decena, i'm the chief of the university police department here at san jose state. my name is jose bautista and i'm a senior here at san jose state university. and i'm shannon cruz and i'm the student correspondent for the show. alright, thank you all for being here today. you know, we should set the table for this discussion by talking about real situations. shannon, you wanted to do this story because you've had some visual experiences. tell us about that. yeah, i've been on-- i've been on-- well, i've lived on the campus as a freshman in the dorms and i've been going to school since then and i've noticed in the dorms drug use is pretty popular. well, i've had experience with drug use-- came in contact with it in high school. s

. >>> we are continuing to cover this breaking news in oregon, a mass shooting at umpqua community college. >> it's so concerning what's going on. how this happened. who this person was that came on to the campus. there are so many unanswered questions right now. >> a lot of questions and not many answers for sure. this map shows you umpqua community college. if you are just turning on your television and wondering what are they talking about, shootings this morning on the umpqua community college campus in roseburg. the ucc campus with 3,000 students and we understand thousands more part-timers who were there, taking classes of all sorts, the college has been there for quite some time. now, we are again hearing that the shooter is no longer active. we heard earlier but we don't know if he is dead. we don't know if the shooter is alive and has been caught. we have no information. but we do know from what we hear from the authorities that the shooter is no longer active. the shots were fired in snyder hall, the confirmation from state police in bill fugate is that there are 7 to 10 victims

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night, people were at a candlelight vigil saying prayers for victims of the thursday mass shooting at umpqua community college. >> we need love and compassion and healing. >> active shooter at ucc. >> reporter: several people were killed others wounded when a gunman identified by authorities as 26-year-old chris harper mercer opened fire in a classroom. the incident sent the small

a mass shooting at a community college.ayseight attorney general at least 13 people have been killed and at least it -- up to 20 others injured. the shooter is dead. james cook starts our coverage. >> it was just another day at another american college until this. and active shooter at usc. >> a recording of police radio gives a hint of the horror unfolding as officers confronted the gunman. -- he is inlassroom a classroom on the southeast side. police, firefighters and medics were flooding into the college and quickly the scale of what it happened was becoming clear. >> the suspect is down. we've got multiple gunshot wounds. we will need multiple any lenses on scene -- multiple ambulances on scene. >> for some, it was too late. the shooting was over within a minute. umpqua community college is just outside roseburg in oregon. the shooting was insider hall -- was in snyder hall. >> the active shooter was engaged by law enforcement and later confirmed to be deceased. our number one priority right now is to make sure that the

and americans in profound dismay and heartbreak at this tragedy at umpqua community college. >> reporter: for hours after the massoting, local, state and federal investigators worked to clear the campus. >> certainly, this is a huge shock to the entire community to have this level of crime and incident occur in our college or school system. >> reporter: police searching cars and interviewing students checking bags before everyone was bussed to safety. and in this small community, this college massacre felt deeply by everyone from first responders -- >> it is absolutely devastating. my granddaughter attends there, and by the grace of god she was home sick today. >> reporter: to reporters covering the tragedy. >> this is the largest massacre in oregon state history and it's just awful. >> clearly an emotional day for everyone involved. the shooter has still not been identified, all we know is that he is a 20-year-old male. a candlelight vigil is scheduled in roseburg. >> thank you. >>> our colleague from msnbc has reached the scene in roseburg. jacob, what are you seeing and hearing there? >> reporter: good evening

. >> bill shields is live in buzzard bay where the mass maritime community is praying for some good news. reporter: everyone here at mass maritime the instructors, the students, they realize that when they go to sea it's very dangerous out there they all realize that. but still when you lose two of your own very tough for everyone here on campus. >> the loss of power is catastrophic for a ship. reporter: one of the last transmissions from the massive cargo ship was at the el faro had lost power of it onboard the 790-foot container ship were two graduates from mass maritime academy. jeffrey mathias class of 96 and keith driven 2005. both engineers. >> certainly one of the more difficult days we're going to have on campus, although with the optimism we have holding out hope with the prayers across the entire maritime community. reporter: it appears the shipping sank east of the bahamas caught in the middle of hurricane joaquin. >> you're talking up to 140- mile an hour winds seas upwards of 50 feet. reporter: the coast guard has found a debris field and body unidentified. students train fo

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now at 4:00, a mass shooting on a community college still developing. new details of the gunman responsible and what he asked victims before he open fired. >>> breathing a sigh of relief for hurricane joaquin. the overnight information showing how long the storm is expected to head away from new england. >>> plus a winery destroyed by flames. new this morning the questions being raised about the response of fire fighters. >>> this is the fox25 morning news. >>daniel: good morning, friday, 4:00, october 2. we made it to friday. i am daniel miller. >>catherine: and i am catherine parrotta in today for julie grauert. we have rain for your morning commute. meteorologist shiri slir show us how the lane come into play along with the latest track of joaquin. >>shiri: you are right. an inch or more for the cape and islands. and joaquin is trending well offshore. major improvements with that track and we will get into the details on that coming up in just a little bit, but temperature-wise, lower 50s along the coastline. 40s in spots like worcester and rain alon

>>> we've got developing news on the mass shooting at an oregon community college. this afternoon, the local sheriff announced 26-year-old chris mercer killed himself after shooting and killing nine others. investigators also say he left a lengthy manifesto but did not go into what the message was. mercer's family released a statement today saying their thoughts and prayers go out to all of the families of those killed or injured. >>> a triple shooting leaves one man dead and investigators with a lot of questions in a busy part of the district. three men were found with gunshot wounds this morning on the 700 block of h street northeast. one was pronounced dead on scene. police say they do not have a suspect at this time. we're working the story now and will have an update for you as soon as we learn more. >>> we're still working several developing stories. an apparent u.s. air strike hits a charity hospital in afghanistan. american doctors are among the dead. what the u.s. military is saying. >>> plus, an openly gay caterer

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after the break, what we learned about the gunman and the victims in thursday's mass shooting at a communitycollege in oregon. >>> we're learning more about the gunman in thursday's deadly mass shooting at a community college in oregon. authorities say the gunman tried to become a soldier several years back, but did not make the grade. investigators say christopher harper merser showed an interest in other mass shootings as well as the military and showed he flunk theed out of basic training in 2008, and he died in a shootout with the police. >>> last night, authorities released names of the nine people shot to death at umpqua community college in roseburg ranging in age of 18-67, including several freshman and a professor there, nine others hurt including chris mince, the army veteran hailed as a hero, shot seven times while trying to block the gunman. another student who was injured played dead. >> she said god was telling her to stay calm, stay still, don't do anything. i, apparently, the gun walked up to her and said, girl in the black, you know, girl with the blond hair, stand up. she s

i agree with all of that but at end of the day i really believe this era of mass communications where you do something monstrous and become nationally or internationally famous is conundrum, a challenge for which i do not have a solution but we need to recognize it. >> there always have been crazy people. in any society there were crazy people. in the good ol' days people were crazy and people in the neighborhood knew about it. the crazy person can go on internet to make weapons of mass destruction or pressure cooker bombs or hook up with a jihadist group. he gets the craziness whooped up so he becomes an active agent of evil. if he is connecting in internet one way or the other, there should be a way via internet we could find him. trish: again, we have a reporter who will be joining us momentarily there on the scene. we're looking to get in touch with authorities there as we have -- >> 180 miles south of portland, oregon. small community college. umpqua community college. small town community college. >> these are kids, 18, 19, 20-year-olds. trish: this picture we're looking at, i'm

at least ten people dead following that mass shooting at an oregon community college. what we are now learning about the gunmap man. >> a bizarre sexual battery on a bay area college campus. we'll tell you where it happened and what happened. >> this is ktvu, mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome back. it is friday, october 2nd. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic which means we go to steve paulsen. a very fall-like change. today, we start off with 50s. mostly clear. a little bit of patchy fog. might be a high cloud or two. overall, a lot of 50s. can't find 40s yet. you may have one in your backyard thermometer. and a very active day yesterday. especially as we head out towards the sear i can't. reports of rain and high mountain snow up there and maybe again on sunday as another system moves in. no 40s yet. and 51. and mill valley. and sanoma at 54. what about towards the south. and 53 in scotts valley. so maybe by the 7:00 hour we might find. drop down to thisway. and crank up the breeze not until late saturday. and to

. >> this as president obama travels to oregon where ten people died in last week's mass shooting at a community college. the controversy his visit is causing there. >> up in flames, what an off-duty police officer did when he spotted this school bus fire on the l.i.e. >>> and what you'll be able to bring on track amtrak trains >>> new at 5:00, two school shootings, both fatal. in houston, a student was shot and killed at texas southern university today ou ide a campus apartment complex. a second victim is being treated for gunshot wounds in the upper torso and back. the nbc station in houston says two of the three suspects are in custody. investigators are looking into whether this is related to another shooting at the same complex last night. >>> in flagstaff, arizona, police say they have arrested a freshman for shooting four students at northern arizona university. tonight one of the victims is dead. the school says all of the victims are members of the delta kai fraternity. there was a fight between two groups of students before the shooting. >>> tonight, president obama is focused on orego

we are awaiting at this hour a news briefing from oregon on that mass murder at that community college there today. >> there's been another mass shooting in america. >> a gunman killed in an exchange of gunfire with police. >> it cannot be this easy for somebody to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. we collectively are answerable to those people who lose their loved ones because of our inaction. >> this is the worst mass murder in oregon his rain it is just awful. >> this affects our common life together, to the body politic. >>> we are just a few minutes away from prez briefing in oregon, which we believe will include the governor and police officials on the shooting there today. police have identified the shooter in america's latest mass murder. this time the shooter -- the murder was in oregon. the shooter was a 26-year-old man who police say was not a student at the school. at 10:38 a.m. pacific time, police dispatchers received the first 911 calls from umpqua community college. >> ucc, this is going to be the snyder hall the -- somebody is outside one o

nine people are killed in a mass shooting at a community college in oregon. r-old gunman was killed in a shootout. president obama offered his condolences, and lamented the nation's inability to stop repeated mass shootings. >> the reporting is routine. podiumonse here at this is a routine. the conversation and the numbmath, we have become to this. we talked about this after, bind and blacksburg and tucson, after newtown, after aurora, after charleston. the people of portugal will vote this weekend in the u.k. general election. turnout is expected to be low but opinion polls say they are willing to stick with the right-center governor. mario draghi says that growth is returning to europe as he accepted a global citizen award from the atlantic council in new york. he said further integration within the eu is the way forward. >> the progress achieved over the past three years has stabilized and strengthen the euro area. growth is returning. we will not rest until our monetary union is complete. jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg. let's call it

there has been another mass shooting at a community college.ernor of oregon, kate brown who's updating everyone on the situation now. i know i am joined by my fellow oregonians and americans in profound dismay and heartbreak at this tragedy at umpqua community college. facts are still emerging. we know now there were casualties and confirmed injuries. our top priority now is the medical treatment for victims and his security of the campus -- the security of the campus. we have received confirmation that the shooter is deceased, a 20-year-old male. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we're holding the community of douglas county in our hearts today. the work that first responders have done is harrowing. to our first responders, thank you for your work as this community reels from grief. i am leaving out ahead to roseburg to be the community there. oregon state superintendent richard evans is here to make additional remarks. please take care. >> the first 911 calls came in in the roseburg area at 10:38 this morning.

we are awaiting at this hour a news briefing from oregon on that mass murder at that community college there today. >> there's been another mass shooting in america. >> a gunman killed in an exchange of gunfire with police. >> it cannot be this easy for somebody to inflict harm on other people to get his or her hands on a gun. we collectively are answerable to those people who lose their loved ones because of our inaction. >> this is the worst mass murder in oregon his rain it is just awful. >>> we are just a few minutes away from prez briefing in oregon, which we believe will include the governor and police officials on the shooting there today. police have identified the shooter in america's latest mass murder. this time the shooter -- the murder was in oregon. the shooter was a 26-year-old man who police say was not a student at the school. at 10:38 a.m. pacific time, police dispatchers received the first 911 calls from umpqua community college. >> ucc, this is going to be the snyder hall the -- somebody is outside one of the doors shooting through door. there is a female in the com

> plus, new details revealed of the final moments between officers and the suspect in the community college mass shooting in oregon. >> are you ready for the truth from your spouse? performance reviews are being moved from the office to your home. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. >> new details in the mass shooting investigation at a communities college in oregon. the douglas county district county has determined that the deadly physical force used by officers against the shooter was justified. chris harper mercer murdered nine people at umpqua community college. according to the d.a. officers heard gunfire and ran toward the shots. they spotted the shooter and fired a total of three rounds. two w

community. ♪ overnight, a mass of candle light vigil for the victims of umpqua community college's deadly masshooting. disturbing new details coming from a father whose daughter was hit in the back by a bullet, describing how the gunman targeted those who said they were christian. >> are you a christian? he would ask them? and if you're a christian, stand up. they would stand up and he said, good, because you're a christian, you're going to see god in just about one second and then he shot and killed them. he kept going down the line doing this. >> reporter: thursday morning, around 10:38 a.m., 911 dispatch receives the first calls for help. >> the active shooter, ucc, 1140 college road. >> somebody is outside one of the doors, shooting through the door. >> reporter: the police say he was carrying body armor and ammunition, along with three pistols and one long rifle. he open fire on a classroom, shooting the teacher at pointblank range. >> it was rapid fire over and over and over again. you could hear the people -- you could hear them moving and c crying. >> i said to the teacher, we need to

communities. during an interview on the 9 this morning, dr. murphy talked about other public health issues including gun control in the wake of mass shooting at >> we can come together because the truth is our kids are depending on us to do that. if you actually talk to people in communities, you find there's actually a lot more agreement and common ground than what we hear about when we read the news headlines. >> in the past, dr. murphy has referred to gun violence as an epidemic and should be treated as a public health issue. >> during his process, he faced opposition from the nra for his stance on gun violence. >> send it over to heather and ken. you have more on the hiker found dead monday night. >> there's big news and a big break in the killing of a hiker on a trail in marin county. >> just this afternoon, police tracked down three suspects in oregon. >> you're looking at homicide, burglary, and many other felonies that really are going to be added up. >> tonight marin county investigators on their way to portland to try to figure out what led to the shooting of steve carter. >> ktvu news at 5:00 starts now. >>> got evening everyone. >>

first a mass shooting at a community college campus in roseburg, oregon.t least 13 are dead and more than 20 injured. the shooter, a 20-year-old male is also dead. he was killed in a confrontation with police. he has yet to be identified. >> also we continue to monitor that massive category 4 hurricane churning in the atlantic. it's part of a one-two punch that could trigger catastrophic flooding on the eastern seaboard. we'll be updating the latest forecast throughout the evening on nbcnews.com and tomorrow morning on "today." that's going to do it for us on this busy thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. watching and good night. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, how much money do you have ♪ in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21 could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that money towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years, that retirement c

hundreds of mourners held candles and said prayers for the victims of thursday's mass shooting at umpqua community college. >> there is an active shooter at ucc. >> reporter: several people were killed, others wounded when a gunman identified by authorities as 26-year-old chris harper mercer opened fire in the classroom. the incident sent the small campus into lockdown. >> i found out from my dad calling me. we weren't even notified. >> reporter: the suspect who died in a gun battle with police had four guns, including a rifle and body armor. he allegedly also blogged about violence, including the recent on-air murders of two journalists in virginia. mercer's father was visibly distraught when interviewed by reporters. >> obviously, it's been a devastating day for my family. >> may god bless those who were killed today. may he bring comfort to their families. >> reporter: they tried to determine a motive. they are calling on the media not to use the suspect's name but focus on those who lost their lives instead. once again, president obama tougher gun laws, andthe president also called on voters t

community is devastated this morning. as you mentioned ten people are dead from the mass shooting spree that took place at the community collegeuarters of a mile i don't understand the police barricade -- beyond the police barricade. >> we have multiple gunshots. terror and chaos at umpqua community college. >> i hear screaming after the first gunshot. i looked out and i saw the people running. >> reporter: students describe running for cover and hiding as the gunman opened fire in roseburg oregon. a bunch of of us were hiding in a small space. >> somebody is outside one of the doors. >> reporter: officers said they exchanged gunfire with 26-year-old chris harper mercer in one of the buildings. he is dead. >> the students and officers shaken. >> i will not name the shooter. i will not give him the credit he probably sought. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell abc news four firearms were recovered at the scene three pistols and assault type rightful. they hinted he left messages behind. >> what was the motive, what led him to the school. who was the target. >> reporter: as the victims' families and friends gathered in a v

at oregon community college were learning more about the killer and about the nine people begun down the victims ranged in age from 18 to 67 their students and a teacher one day after the mass up community is grieving time to come to terms with this tragedy the shoulder is dead and now police are investigating why this happened we're learning more about the victims of the deadly shooting a range in age of 1867 and were students in the oldest the teacher among the nine people killed is rebecca pursed the thought to confirm the news

a mass shooting on umpqua community college. a candlelight vigil is taking place tonight. here's what we know about the situations. multiple officials identified the shooter as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. investigators say they are talking to members of his family and his friends, and they also say that tactical search teams are searching his apartment in winchester, oregon. authorities tell cnn mercer was heavily armed and may have been prepared for a long siege. let's start with what i just mentioned at his apartment. sarah sidener is at his apartment. there's a lot of police activity on the scene. what do you see? what's going on? >> reporter: we saw a police sheriff's deputies and also members of the fbi. initially they were completely decked out. they had their vests on, they had dogs here, there's a vehicle coming in now, looks like a crime scene vehicle which would take, for example, potentially evidence that's inside. you hear that backing up and you'll see it here, this white truck here. basically what you're seeing is the officers continuing to do their work

. >>> we continue to monitor breaking news that mass shooting that happened at an oregon community college. more on that after a break, plus a big break for drivers with suspended licenses because of unpaid traffic tickets. we'll talk about a statewide program rolling out today, tell you who is eligible and how much they have to pay. . >>> more now on the breaking news out of oregon where there has been a mass shooting at a community college. there is happening in roseberg oregon, south of eugene and right off interstate 5. a douglas county fire official say officers were called to umpqua community college this morning in a science building on the campus which has been on lockdown. information continues to be fluid as you know it is very early but still we're getting reports that as many as 20 people have been shot. fire officials say seven and as many as 10 people are dead. the gunman is said to be in custody. we will of course continue to follow developments. we'll have another update for you before the end of this news cast. >>> drivers who wracked up big traffic fines and penalties are

first, brand-new information coming in about the mass shooting at an oregon community college. nine people are dead today. stories of heroism and bravery, though, emerging from the horror, including one man who survived seven gunshots after his family says he rushed the gunman. >>> hurricane joaquin, a powerful category 4 storm. extremely dangerous. it churns in the atlantic. a new forecast out just one minute ago. where will this storm make landfall? >>> hello, everyone, i'm john berman. >> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. witnesses describe thinking at first it was fireworks or even books dropping, but then they quickly realized unfolding in front of them was a horrific shooting rampage, four days into their school day. now more disturbing details are coming out about what happened and why at oregon's umpqua community college that left nine victims dead, nine others injured. >> at this point we do not know the identity of most of the victims. it is their stories that matter, that should and will be our focus when we learn them. there is new information about the killer, 26

there's been another mass shooting at a community college this time in oregon. multiple people are dead and scott macfarlane working this story at desk. >> oregon's attorney general now said 13 people are dead at umpqua community college in douglas county oregon, three hours south of portland. the shooting happened at 1:30 this afternoon about two and a half hours ago. authorities say the threat is contained. no more threat from a shooter and we have victims still en route to the hospital and nine of them going to one regional hospital and at least 13 dead according to oregon's attorney general. this was the fourth day of cl s classes at umpqua community college, 16,000 part-time and you're getting these images just in from douglas county, oregon, and you see the mass set of ambulances and authorities that have responded to this, local and federal. like so many colleges in that area, just started classes a few days ago, and a mass shooting on the fourth day of school at umpqua community college. we have no information and a set of reports on the shooter or shoot

more on the mass shooting at a community college campus in oregon. witnesses say the gunman asked students their religion and specifically targeted the ones who responded they were christians. nine people were murdered before the gunman was shot and killed during a confrontation with police. natalie pascrell la has more. >> i'm just in shock. my heart hurts for the people that have passed. >> reporter: students and an entire community distraught after a mass shooting on their college campus. hanna miles was there in the middle of the chaos at umpqua college. >> somebody is outside one of the doors shooting through the door. there is a female in the computer lab. we do have one female that has been shot at this time. >> reporter: miles says she, her teacher, and classmates confused took off running. >> i turned around and looked and could just see people pouring out of the buildings. no one knew what was going on. then we hear three or four more gunshots. everybody just looked at each other. >> reporter: the rampage lasted about ten minutes until poli

park past midnight holding candles and saying prayers for the victims of thursday's mass shooting the umpqua community college. >> we need love and compassion and healing. >> active shooter. >> reporter: several people were killed others wounded when a gunman identified by authorities as 26-year-old chris harper mercer opened fire in a classroom. the incident sent the small campus into lockdown. >> we weren't even notified. i found out from my dad calling me. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the suspect, who died in a gun battle with police, had four guns including a rifle and body armor. he allegedly also blogged about violence including the recent on air murders of two journalists in virginia. mercer's father was visibly distraught when questioned by reporters. >> obviously, it's been a devastating day. devastating for me and my family. >> reporter: president obama prayed for the victims' families. >> may god bless the memories of those who were killed today. may he bring comfort to their families. >> reporter: authorities have searched mercer's apartment complex as well as the college campus and

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community college in oregon. the scene of yesterday's deadly mass shooting. nine people were killed as well as the gunman who first opened fire. >> and their sense of safety as you can imagine, shattered. danielle nottingham joins us live from roseburg. good morning, danielle. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting has left this small, rural community in shock. still, no one knows why a 26- year-old armed with several guns walked into a classroom and shot several students. hundreds of mourners filled stewart park well past midnight holding vigil and saying prayers for thursday's victim as of the mass shooting at umpqua community college. >> there is an active shooter at ucc. >> reporter: several were killed and others wounded when the gunman identified by authorities as chris harper mercer opened fire sending the small campus into lockdown. >> we weren't even notified. i found out from my dad calling me. >> reporter: the suspect who died in a gun battle with police had four guns including a rifle and body armor. he allegedly blogged about violence including

. >>> the details in the mass shoot in the oregon community college. nine lives cut short when the killer opened fire inside the college. this morning, we are learning more about his dark past. nbc's jacob rascon is in roseburg with more. >> reporter: craig, good morning. we know the identities of the victims. ages 18 to 70. the shooter himself a student who arrived on campus in the first week of the semester determined to commit mass murder. investigators say chris harper mercer, 26, attended a school for emotionally troubled children and kicked out of the army and became a loner blocking about gaining notoriety. he left six guns, including a rifle and document at the scene. according to those, he wrote he would be welcomed in hell and embraced by the devil. local authorities are taking a personal stand. >> let me be very clear. i will not name the shooter. >> reporter: all nine wounded are expected to survive. among the dead are four teenagers. terry mcauliffe and lucas eibel their lives were shattered. and sarena dawn moore and jason johnson who jus

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. >>> an investigation into the motives behind a mass shooting at a community college in oregon. alan fischer reports from oregon. >>reporter: the president says mass shootings are becoming routine but this was a day like no other in umpqua. flags fly at half staff. events canceled after the horror comes the reality, pain, and questions. sarah was in the room next door when the shooting happened. >> i feel numb. honestly, a mix of exhaustion and it's kind of like denial like did this actually just happen. >>reporter: the shooter has been named as chris harper mercer. at the scene police found six guns, plenty of ammunition, and a hate-filled note. the local sheriff refuses to use the killer's name. >> i continue to believe that the media and community members who continue to publicize his name will only glorify his horrific actions. >>reporter: the attack has brought calls from the government down to look at gun laws. >> this will not change until the politics changes and the behavior of elected officials changes. and so the main thing i'm going to do is i'm going to talk about th

a mass shooting in a community college. the shooter is dead. good evening. >> i'm dan ashley.nity college after 10:30 this morning. abc news is reporting ten people are dead. >> we have team coverage starting with katie monitoring the latest developments. >> reporter: witnesses say the shooter told people to get on the ground then to stand up and state their religion before he opened fire. the terrifying moments when you realize what you just heard was gunfire. >> there are a couple girls running, sprinting from the building then, i hear screaming. >> reporter: around 10:30, someone called 911 from umpqua community college. >> i told the teacher we need to get out of here, now. i heard gunshots. she had to open the door and i was at the student center. i ran straight over there. >> . >> reporter: officials say ten people are dead and seven, wounded. >> the focus is taking care of the people that we have to do their best to manage the patients. >> reporter: the shooter, says the governor is a 20-year-old man, a fellow student and currently unnamed by investigators. officers cau

deal. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora, a community college in oregon became the scene of the latest deadly mass shooting in the united states. according to the douglas county sheriff 10 were killed when a gunman opened fire at umpqua community college. the shooter was amongst the dead. his identity and the victims' names have not been released. it prompt an emotional president obama to make a plea for gun laws. . >> it cannot be this easy for someone that wants to inflict harm on people to get their hands on guns. what is routine, of course, is the response of those that oppose any gun legislation. >> right now i imagine the press release being cranked out. we need more gun, they'll argue. fewer gun safety laws. does anybody really believe that. >> senior washington correspondent mike viqueira joins us from washington. we saw a little bit of it there. the president was angry. >> anger, no question about it. it's an issue that the president said in an interview is his most frustrating issue in the course of his presidency, the inability to get gun control laws, ever since the division in the bra

community is coming together. crowds gathering last night for vigil in memory of those lost after a mass shooting at community college in roseberg, oregon. >>> speaking at late night news conference. sheriff said nine were killed and 7 injured when a gunmen opened fire in a classroom. he demanded the victim said their religion in an emotional exhausted plea to the country president obama is calling for americans to press politicians for stricter gun regulation. we're also hearing from the suspect's father. let's go to nancy chen with the latest. >> the victim were found in at least two classrooms on the college campus. witnesses said he asked them religion and targeted the one who responded they were >> hundred of people attended a candlelight vigil in roseberg, oregon hours after a terrifying scene on the campus of this community college as a gunman opened fire. >> my teacher came running into the room in a very big panic. this has been a long, sad tragic day at ucc. >>> police say the 26-year-old identified chris harper murpher. many suffered multiple gunshot wound. cassandra information clock next and heard a loud

holding candles and saying prayers for the victims of thursday's mass shooting, tow community college. >> we need loves and compassion, and healing. >> active shooter at ucc. >> several people were killed, other wounded, when a gunman identified by authority as 26 year old chris harper mercer opened fire in a classroom. the incident sent the small campus into lock-down. >> you weren't even notified. i found out from my dad calling me. >> sources tell cbs news, the suspect, who died in a gun battle with police, had four guns, including a rifle, and body arm or. he allegedly also blogged about violence, including the recent on-air murders of two journalists in virginia. mercer's father was visibly distraut when questioned by reporters. >> obviously there has been devastate willing day. devastating for me and my family. >> president obama prayed for the victims' families. >> may god bless the memories those who were killed today. may he bring comfort to their families. >> authority have searched mercer's apartment complex, as well as the college campus, and parking lots, as they try to d

>> "nightly news" coming to you on that hilltop is the campus of umpqua community college, the site of yesterday's horrible mass murder. tonight we hear more about the victims, the stories of survival, and what investigators are saying about the shooter. also as that hurricane appears to be moving out to sea, it's not over yet. the danger for many peoe on the eastern seaboard, as a massive rainstorm threatens to create unprecedented flooding. those stories and more when we

there's been a mass shooting at a community college in oregon. police say ten people are dead, 20 others wounded at umpqua community college in roseburg about 180 miles south of portland, oregon. chilling police dispatch audio describes the bloody and chaotic scene. >> the suspect is down. we've got multiple gunshot wounds. we are going to need multiple ambulances on scene. >> suspect is down, we have multiple injured. >> the sheriff says the shooter was, quote, neutralized, and is now dead. and a source close to the investigation says authorities are examining social media postings apparently made by the gunman discussing his intentions. our correspondents, analysts and guests have full coverage of this fast moving story. let's begin with our justice correspondent pamela brown. she's working her sources for us. pamela, what are you finding out? >> well, we have learned, wolf, that the gunman is a 20-year-old male who is now deceased after exchanging gunfire with law enforcement. the big question now, the motive. was he a student at this school?

a small community in oregon is trying to make sense this morning of a mass shooting at a college there. police say a lone gunman opened fire at umpqua community college on thursday killing nine people and injuring seven others before being killed in an exchange of gunfire with police. alan is live this morning at the roseburg public safety center. alan, are officials there any closer to finding out why the shooter carried out this attack? >> reporter: well, if they are, they're not sharing that information with us. no details today from the folks handling this investigation about what might have led to the shooting. also, we haven't heard any of the victims identified yet. we may get those names later on today. we may not. it may be tomorrow before the authorities here begin to name the victims. meanwhile, this town of about 22,000 here in southern oregon is waking up today to just an awful day after. morning classes were interrupted by gunfire, the first 911 call came in shortly after 10:30 a.m. >> somebody is outside one of the doors shooting through the door. >> reports of a shooter