william lajeunesse is live with more from roseburg. >> the students came here for a better life not to lose it. yesterday around 10:40 in the morning chris harper mercer walked into a creative writing class and began shooting. he had three hand guns and one rifle. he killed nine other students and injured seven. one student was in a classroom nearby. here's what she had to say. >> the look on their faces was horrifying. i don't know. it is hard to explain. when she looked at us. she said we have to get out now. one said we have to get out now. we began running. >> the campus has around 13,000 students. 3,000 full-time. one security guard who does not carry a gun but he carries mace. the 911 calls came n-deputies responded. two officers unlike columbine immediately confronted the gunman and shot mercer dead. the campus was on lock down. they let the students board a bus where they were reunited with family. >> you will never hear mere mention his name. we would encourage media and the community to avoid using it. we encourage you to not repeat it. we encourage you not to glorify and cre

william lajeunesse is live with more from roseburg. >> the students came here for a better life not toound 10:40 in the morning chris harper mercer walked into a creative writing class and began shooting. he had three hand guns and one rifle. he killed nine other students and injured seven. one student was in a classroom nearby. here's what she had to say. >> the look on their faces was horrifying. i don't know. it is hard to explain. when she looked at

william lajeunesse is live in mexico on the country's pacific coast with the very latest. hi, william. >> reporter: we are at a small village 60 miles north of manzanillo. you can see behind me the hurricane did hit here and i'm going to step out of frame kind of slowly. we have transmission issues. you can probably see a little bit better. people are here working to put their lives back together. it is a small village near the coast, on a river. a bridge nearby is intact. a lot of the trees have been snapped. you can see on the side of the hill there how the winds, the high winds, 150 miles an hour kind of raked the side of that hill. the roofs have been blown off, several of them made out of corrugated metal. very rudimentary construction here. it's a miracle a lot of the people here, or everyone here rather is still alive. probably about 50 villagers here in these kind of makeshift shacks that they live in. the electric company is here trying to restore power. you can see one of these road side shacks here has been blown down a little bit. actually on the floor right her