we just heard from oregon's governor kate brown. she identified a 20-year-old man as the shooter in this horrific incident at umpqua community college. douglas county sheriff john hanlinteling reporters that the shooter was neutralized that he was killed by police telling cnn there were ten people killed by the gunman in this rampage in roseburg, oregon. let's bring in criminologist and cnn contributor casey jordan. casey, very little information that's come in so far, but what can you discern from the information we have and what else are you going to be looking for? >> well, just knowing that he was a male student 20 years old really does fit the profile of the campus shooter. they're not confirming that he was a student there, but i would be absolutely shocked to find out he was not. he surely attended classes there perhaps in the past, maybe now. and while there had to have developed some kind of beef with the fellow students or the administration or some kind of discontent that made him decide when he was going to act out on th

governor kate brown sent out a tweet a few moments ago. the governor of oregon saying, my thoughts are with the families and the victim of today's tragedy. we are expecting still to hear from her about 15 minutes from now is what they scheduled a news confroens fconference. gabby giffords put i a tweet, saying on a plane and learning about the heinous shooting in oregon, a community's heart tested but will not be broken. a lot of reaction pouring in. we mentioned earlier, jeb bush, john boehner, now we've got more comments from harry reid, nancy pelosi, all along the same tenor, offering sympathies and support. >> joined on the telephone by a student at umpqua community college. courtney renney on a bus on her way to the staging ground. are you full or part time. >> i'm full time. >> and what's your understanding what building this took place? is there someone you're looking for? did you know any of the students or instructors who were scheduled to be there? >> i actually we just got to the fair grounds. from my understanding it started in

this is the oregon governor, kate brown, will be speaking along with some other politicians there. we're waiting that to start. are we going to go to that live n now? while we're waiting for that let's continue on with this. who was the gunman? police trying to discover what drove him the kill nine people and injure seven others. douglas county sheriff asked the media not to use his name and we've decided to honor that request. do you see copy cat behavior? >> i do see it. the definition of copy cat is different than say back in 1999. copy cat behavior is used to see how police respond in other cases and it serves as a source of intelligence for the new shooter. >> stand by. we're going to the press conference. >> each of the speakers will give their statement. we're not going to do any questions. we're here today to let the delegation have a chance to explain their thoughts and as time goes by we'll have more opportunity to understand more of what's happened and have further dialogue. the first speaker i'd like to introduce, and i'm very thankful to the governor for being here and

what you're looking at now is soon to be a press conference featuring oregon's governor kate brown. she is scheduled to speak shortly and give us updated information both about the gunman and about those injuries. we'll have that information as soon as it comes in and at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >> now there is a $1,000 reward to find the driver. >> on tuesday night, corporal william ferrell was at camp david. he stopped to help another driver stranded in the rain. corporal ferrell put on a reflective vest and turned on his truck's emergency lights and even taking all of those precautions, a big truck ran him over, stopped for a second and then kept on going. investigators are looking for some type of heavy-duty pickup truck pulling a car trailer. >> the man accused in a deadly trunk driving accident is now charged with involuntary manslaught manslaughter. police say brandon williams was drunk when he hit samantha sumpter's car last month. a passenger in william's vehicle, jermaine jackson is charged with drunk driving. williams and jackson had switched drivers after jac

that news conference will happen in portland with governor kate brown. as soon as she steps to the podium we'll bring it right to you. in the meantime we'll take a quick brea okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not just talking downloads. we're talking equal upload speeds, too. you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. plus with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. plus get $350 back with a two year agreement. >>> we're still waiting for that news conference to happen in portland, oregon, on the shooting that happened

we heard from kate brown and oregon state police both confirming essentially what the sheriff said. for a small police department, melissa, to respond as quickly and as, with as deadly force as they did, was very heroic. melissa: some of the other details that we got from both of those press conferences, it is too early to determine if there was anyone else involved. we were told by douglas county sheriffs to think of families and victims, to be aware of their anguish. think of them first at this time. they described it as generally peaceful community. tom ruskin has been standing by and listening to this with us. he is a former nypd detective. what stuck out to you from what you heard? >> well, i mean that it is an active scene and for the sheriff to know all those details now is quite soon and as bo and i both side it is going to be an active investigation for a while. i don't know what the resources of that local department is but they will have the help of the state police, atf, the federal government, in assisting them in any investigation, or any forensics that have to be done

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the measure passed anyway, with oregon governor kate brown signing it into law this past may. joining me now, pia corusone, senior adviser for americans for responsible gun violence solutions, the gun violence prevention group founded by her former boss, gabrielle giffords. we're grateful to have you here. >> thanks, chris. >> i want to be clear about the context of this information about this sheriff. we know nothing about the gun, how it was acquired in specifics and obviously this county sheriff is not responsible in any way for what happened today. but it is a window into the fact that that sentiment is a widely shared one and in some ways that is what folks like yourself are up against. >> yeah. i mean, you know, gaby talks about this a lot when she was in congress, that tucson felt very far away from washington and i'm sure this part of oregon feels very far away from the center of power in new york or washington where decisions are made. and you know, for a sheriff to make that statement isn't that surprising. we speak with a lot of gun owners. our work, we think, is --

oregon governor kate brown confirms the shooter was a 20-year-old male. we don't know his nationality, his religion, or even whether he was a student at the college. the motive also remains unclear, although some time prior to the shooting someone anonymously posted a warning online. don't to to school tomorrow if you are in the northwest. authorities were asked about that and refused to comment. the death toll also remains uncertain. the oregon attorney general says 13. but others say it could range anywhere from 7 to 17. bomb squad, canine units still on scene at the college going car to car in the parking lot looking for explosives. a warrant has reportedly been secured for the shooter's home as police continue looking for more evidence. here is a student who describes what she heard after the shooting. >> i looked out the window and there was a couple girls running, like sprinting away from the building. i hear screaming after that first gunshot. and then i looked out and i saw the people running and i said to the teacher we need to get out of here ri

oregon governor kate brown welcomes students and faculty back to umpqua community college yesterday. nine others were wounded in the attack earlier this month. the building where the attack took place remains closed. >>> parts of interstate five are reopened today as south carolina begins its recovery from historic floods. some communities are still flooded and surrounded by water. dams and bridges have failed. governor nikki haley says they will rebuild but will not speculate on the cost of the damage. coming up on the "cbs morning news," playboy turns the page on nudity. it says it will stop doing what made it sofa mus. intense landing. a hot air balloon blows into a neighborhood. this is the "cbs morning news." the keurig k200 series brewer. big on features. small on size. the single serve-make-all-your- favorites-exactly-how-you-like- it-machine. keurig hot. your favorites. your way. the amop\ premium foot care line, are admiring their beautiful nails. they have good reason... introducing the latest innovation from amop\, the new electronic nail care system specially designed for

let's go to the governor 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. all law enforcement in the area responded immediately to the campus. the

the governor of oregon kate brown says a 20-year-old man opened fire on the campus of umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. the shooter entering multie classrooms. witnesses describing panic and chaos as students ran for their lives. when police arrived they exchanged fire with the gunman, he was killed. a source says four guns were recovered from the scene and we'll be telling you more about those. investigators now believe the gunman discussed his plans for mass murder on line last night with a group of people. some of them egging him on, others calling him a hero. moments ago, an angry president obama addressed the nation. >> earlier this year i answered a question in an interview by saying the united states of america is the one advanced nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient common sense gun safety laws even in the face of repeated mass killings. and later that day there was a mass shooting. >> jason carroll begins our coverage tonight. jason, what are police saying about this horrific attack? >> one student saying when he first heard a shot he didn't believe w

also people from the community along with oregon governor kate brown are expected to line the sidewalk to welcome the students back. >>> today may be a pivotal day in the legal battle over guns. the u.s. supreme court decide whether or not to hear a legal challenge to a chicago area ban on semi automatic weapons carrying more than ten rounds. if justices agree to hear the case, it may set a precedent for similar bans in seven states, including california. gun supporters are asking the court to strike down the law. opponents hope the law is upheld to efforts to ban so-called assault weapons else where. >>> iran state tv is reporting justices have convicted a bay area journalist who now works for "washington post." jason is from marin a former california bureau chief who moved to tehran. been in prison for 14 month in iran. an iranian judiciary spokesperson provided no other details on the verdict what the sentence might be. >>> 6:15. twitter reportedly planning companywide layoffs this week just days after jack dorsy was named permanent ceo. it's unclear how many of those cuts will be m

i heard governor kate brown say they are here to banish fear, and the president of the umpqua community college was here to ask all the students in the crowd to identify themselves and said we will try to make your return to campus as friendly as possible. lots of reassurance here, local businesses have stepped up, donating candles, food, wraps so people can stay warm, all kinds of things. organizers say it was an organic event. they heard about it on social media. and all of a sudden the town turned out. a young lady told me it feels like the city will be here tonight. probably not all 22,000 in roseburg, but a tremendous crowd, a lot of sombre faces. this kind of gathering, get together and commitment to community and each other, one of the few good things that can come out of a terrible day. like that experienced by the folks in southern oregon. >> shortly after 10 thursday morning, the first 911 call came in. >> someone is outside a door, shooting through the doors. >> reports of a shooter from roseburg oregon. they got in in about four minutes. >> officers from around the country i

. >> reporter: this afternoon, oregon's governor kate brown says the priority is the victims. >> it is still too early to know all of the facts and i know i'm joined by my fellow oregonians and americans in profound dismay and heartbreak at this tragedy at umpqua community college. >> reporter: for hours after the mass shooting, 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

the measure passed anyway, with oregon governor kate brown signing it into law this past may. joining me now, pia corazon, senior adviser for americans for responsible gun violence solutions, the gun violence prevention group founded by her former boss, gabrielle giffords. we're grateful to have you here. >> thanks, chris. >> i want to be clear about the context of this information about this sheriff. we know nothing about the gun, how it was acquired in specifics and obviously this county sheriff is not responsible in any way for what happened today. but it is a window into the fact that that sentiment is a widely shared one and in some ways that is what folks like yourself are up against. >> yeah. i mean, you know, gaby talks about this a lot when she was in congress, that tucson felt very far away from washington and i'm sure this part of oregon feels very far away from the center of power in new york or washington where decisions are made. and you know, for a sheriff to make that statement isn't that surprising. we speak with a lot of gun owners. our work, we think, is --

governor kate brown greeted students today. also heavy security on campus. 10 people, including the gunman died in the shooting and nine others insured. and theable where the shooting took place remains closed. >>> a city councilman in texas facing charges after tasered by a place. the same town where a woman was arrested and hanging in her jail cell over the summer. >> put your hands up. he is going to have to taze you. you are not doing what you are supposed to. >> beginning with 26-year-old jonathan miller asking officers why three of his friends were questioned in his front yard. the video shows tensions escalating quickly. miller was tasered from behind. he spoke to a houston station after he was released from jail. >> it went from weome questions to -- >> the police insist it was a clear case of resisting arrest. the female officer scene at the video was at the scene when sandra bland was arrested at a traffic stop and she was later found dead hanging in her cell. and the officers in the latest case are still on the job b

three to five minutes. >> while we are awaiting for oregon governor kate brown a look at the washington post article about the shooter. looking at the horrific details of the mass shooting in roseburg, ore. one crucial piece remains missing, the portrait of the shooter. federal law enforcement officials identifying the gunman who was killed by police as chris parker mercer of the nearby town of winchester, you can read more at thewashingtonpost.com. >> good morning, everybody. i am jim freeman, douglas county commissioner. thank you for being here this morning. this morning, i am here to introduce each of our speakers but before i do that i want to thank our governor, our federal delegation for being here to support us in these very different days. each of the speakers will give the statement, and we won't do any questions. we are here for a special delegation to have a chance to explain their thoughts and as time goes by and we will have more opportunity to understand what happened at have further dialogue. the first speaker i would like to introduce, of am thankful for the governor be

and later today we will also hear from oregon governor kate brown. but joining me now, roseburg mayor larry rich. he is also the assistant principal at roseburg high school, which experienced a school shooting back in 2006. mr. mayor, thank you so much for joining us. our thoughts are with you and your community this day. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the investigation here, as i know that you are in close contact with the sheriff's department as well as investigators. do you know any more details about this 26-year-old man that you can release? it seems as if he's still a mystery this morning. >> i don't know any more information than what's already been out there, and i know the sheriffs and our police department is keeping everything under tight wrap there until they are ready to present that information and open it up to the public. >> you are the assistant principal at roseburg high school. you were there, actually, with the school at the time of the shooting in 2006. and here we are just a few years later in your same small community, this

hundreds gathered at vigil for the victim last night, in town every roseberg, oregon governor kate brown was among the speaker of the correspondent chris martinez more on the shooting and the person responsible for that attack. >> the community college in oregon, now crime scene, as investigators try to piece together what led a gunman to go into a classroom and open fire. 911 calls started pouring in around 10:38 passive he can time thursday morning. law enforcement sources identified the shooter as 26 year old chris harper mercer. >> exchange of shots with him, he is in the class rom. >> when it was all over, at least ten people were dead. >> the suspect is down. >> hanna was taking notes in a classroom nearby. >> we just immediately began running and still didn't know really what was going on, but i knew the look and the fear on my teacher's face that it was serious. >> mercer's father has talk to police and the fbi. >> devastating day, devastating for me and my family. >> on line blog that appears to be mercer's has posted the recent shooting of cameraman and report nerve virginia, a

. >> reporter: this afternoon oregon's governor kate brown said their priority is the victims. >> it's still too early to know all of the facts. i am joined by my fellow oregonians and americans at this tragedy at umpqua community nullege. >> reporter: local and state federal investigators worked to clear the campus. >> this is a huge stock 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. community this college massacre felt deep lie by everyone from first responders. >> we are all absolutely devastated. my granddaughter attends there. by the grace of god, she was home sick >> reporter: to reporters covering the tragedy. >> this is the largest ssacre in regon state history and it's just awful. >> reporter: clearly, an emotional day for everyone involved. at this point all we have is the shooter is a 20-year-old male. he's not been identified. school is closed until monday as this investigation continues. lester? >> gadi

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oregon governor kate brown was among those welcoming students back. she told reporters, quote, we are here to help students rebuild their lives. back to you in the studio. alix: thanks so much. we are back with michael shaoul. michael, in a note a few months ago, you said "forget about the vicks and the s&p -- the vix and the s&p." michael: we all understand when it has aanks step in, general dampening effect on volatility. it creates a tailwind and makes it easier for asset prices to go up. i would argue there is no great reference between the federal -- great difference between the federal reserve only a treasury and foreign interest owning a treasury. they were accumulating dollar assets side-by-side. 2002, this really got going. greenspan called it his conundrum in 2005, to explain why the fed was unable to raise longer-term rates. quietly, around the same time, if one13, coincidently, did not drive the other, a number of emerging markets -- market central banks stopped investing. saudi arabia would be quite important. mexico, algeria. all commodi

brown has been speaking in portland a few moments ago before heading to roseburg. >> well, it is still too early to know all of the facts. 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 the security of the campus. we have confirmation that the shooter is deceased. he is a 20-year-old male. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we are holding the community of douglas county in our hearts today. >> and the sheriff of roseburg, john hanlin confirmed the shooter was a male. >> he was a male subject and i have no further information beyond that. >> can you confirm if he's alive or dead? >> the shooter is deceased. >> i'm sure it's very frightening for the responders. this is a small community. it's a community college so a lot of our friends and family attend this college. and it was a situation that was -- there was no answers for

. >> oregon's governor, democrat kate brown alluded to the gun's pro gun laws and alluded to possible changes. >> we must and will do better to prevent these types of senseless violence. this is a conversation that we will have. but today is not the day. >> just minutes ago, officials announced the names of the nine innocent victims, 19-year-old lucero alvarez, 18-year-old quinn cooper. quinn dietz. jason johnson, lawrence levine, 44-year-old serena moore. 20-year-old trevan anspach. in the coming days, we'll know more about them and their dreams that were senselessly cut short yesterday. >> sad story. dan spring anywhere roseburg, thank you. >>> a short time ago, the president reiterated his call for new gun legislation. correspondent kevin corke is at the white house with more. >> for the second day in a row, a frustrated president obama told the nation he would politicize the oregon college shooting because it wasn't just a tragedy, it was a choice. >> i'm going to talk about this. on a regular basis, and i will politicize it. because our inaction is a political decision that we ar

the governor of the oregon - governor of oregon, kate brown, asked people with government buildings to fly the flag at half market. >> allen schauffler in roseburg oregon, thanks. >> in the next half hour, president obama's hash words about a lack ever gun control in the united states, and how other countries respond >>> the pentagon says an american c130 transport plane crashed in afghanistan near jalalabad killing 11 on board, including six u.s. air services and five contractors. the cause is being investigated. there were no reports of hostile activity >>> afghanistan's president says his forces have retaken the center of the northern city of kunduz. taliban forces seized the capital. the battle looks to be far from over. renae odey reports. >> reporter: the battle for the city of kond us has been tough. they have retaken the city, the taliban saying that's not the case, they have withdrawn to other neighbourhoods before a counterattack, and say they don't want anything except security. >> we want the government to secure kunduz. the the situation was not good. i escaped. some of my

we are joined by the oregon governor kate brown. thank you so much for being on "new day" on this terrible day in your state. can you tell us what you've learned in the past 12 hours about what happened? >> well, my focus right now is on supporting the entire community of roseburg and helping the students and families heal. >> governor, will this tragedy make you reconsider anything about how you do business in your state? will you want to change anything, be it gun laws, be it dealing with the mentally ill, whatever? will you change something because of this? >> it's very clear that these types of tragedies must end, not only here in oregon but across the country. but today, along with my fellow oregonens, i'm focused on providing comfort and care to the families of roseburg. >> yes. governor, you know, we've just been having this conversation because there's just this feeling of resignation in the country. you heard it from president obama. you heard it in his voice. he's had to make these speeches too many times. you as a governo

. >> we understand that the governor of oregon, kate brown, has now ordered flags on public buildings to be flown at half staff in honor of the victims. again, the latest word we voir dire from the sheriff here, ten fatalities in the shooting in roseburg. >> all right. we'll check back in with you later live on the scene there where families are meeting trying to get word on their children. kristen brady is joining us now on the phone. she's a student at that college. kristen actually heard the gunshots fired. kristen, where were you when the shooting broke out? what did you hear and how did you first realize something was horribly wrong? >> i was over by my car. i had just walked over there with my friend, liz. she and i were going there. i was personally going there to get -- put my books away and then she was going to be leaving i guess for the day. we first heard a pop, pop, pop sound and we thought possibly it was an engine backfiring. and so an administrator told us there's an active shooter on the school, get in your car. and we both got in our cars. my friend elizabeth drove a

oregon governor kate brown confirms the shooter was a 20-year-old male, but the motive remains unclear. although sometime prior to the shooting, someone anonymously posted a warning online that said quoting don't go to school tomorrow in the northwest. it's unclear exactly who posted that comment. authorities were asked about that, and they refused to talk about it. the death toll is also uncertain. the oregon attorney general says 13. but others have said it could range anywhere from seven to 17. bomb squad, canine unit still on scene at the college going car to car in the parking lot, checking for explosives. a warrant has now reportedly been secured for the shooter's home as police continue looking for more evidence. here's a student who describes what she heard. listen. >> i looked out the window, and there was a couple of girls running like sprinting away from the building and then i hear screaming after the first gunshot. and then i look out and i saw the people running and i said to the teacher, we need to get out of here right now. then we heard the second and third gunshots. >

the governor of oregon, kate brown, has ordered all flags at public buildings to be flown at half-staff, at least through tomorrow. randall? >> that's allen schauffler on the scene, and joining me now, olsen, retired from the community college in june. and let me extend on behalf of aljazeera america, our sympathies to you on behalf of trends and students, and i'm sure that you probably know everyone on campus, and unfortunately, you probably know some of the victims as well. tell me, what have you learned about what happened there? any idea what may have motivated this horrible act? >> well, you know what? i don't think that we can ever anticipate what someone might do. and no matter how much we may train or prepare, if someone chooses to do this on their own, they are going to do it. the unfortunate thing is that we don't have -- we can't say to the victims of the families that we didn't try our best. and i think that in any organization, in any country, we try our best. >> we have asked authorities, and now we'll ask you, do you know what the connection was between the shooter and th

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. >> reporter: the oregon governor kate brown commenting on the situation. >> one person's act may have indeed broken all of our hearts, but he cannot prevent our hearts from growing back bigger and stronger. >> reporter: the county sheriff still says he doesn't know if there will be any connection between the shooter and the campus, expected to resume on monday. in roseburg, oregon dan springer fox news. >> witnesses say that many more people could have died if not for this man, 33-year-old chris mintz shot multiple times. >> reporter: everyone is talking about how chris mintz wasn't scared to stand up to the shooter and how in that moment he was thinking of the others first instead of himself. and that has a lot of people calling him a hero. and that he is app army veteran and currently a ucc student, meaning that he is also a father. now, he was shot multiple times yesterday as he would try to protect others from the gunman. according to his family in north carolina, that didn't stop the rampage. >> and he would try to block that door from coming in. and that the gunman would say tha

oregon governor kate brown faced cameras before also heading to the scene. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. we are holding the community of douglas county in our hearts today. >> reporter: late this afternoon, a visibly frustrated president obama talked about the tragedy and gun control. >> as i said just a few months ago, and i said a few months before that, and i said each time we see one of these mass shootings, our thoughts and prayers are not enough. it's not enough. it does not capture the heartache and grief and anger that we should feel. and it does nothing to prevent this carnage from being inflicted some place else in america. >> just in the last minute or so, we received an update from the douglas county sheriff. this tells you how fluid the situation is. he is now reporting that there are 10 dead, and at least seven injured. we told you at the top of the broadcast, the attorney general said 13. this was such a chaotic situation today, we saw those numbers move around a lot. but the latest information from the sheriff is that ten dead in t

and we'll be getting an update later today from police in oregon, governor kate brown. msnbc's thomas roberts picks up our coverage now from roseburg, oregon, when it's just now 7:02 in the morning. thomas, good morning. >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. and yes, it is just starting to become the light of day here, and we're seeing a beautiful sky above the campus. there were some helicopters that were flying over earlier, and a lot of people as the sun is coming up have the long journey ahead to start the healing today. we've had the opportunity to speak to students who were on site who survived what happened, the attack on this campus, but so many questions remain about who is this shooter, what is his connection to umpqua, if any? so, we want to go to the command center and jacobson ruoff is there. and we don't have any information about the shooter, other than he wasn't a stupid here and may have been involved in a theatrical production, but they haven't given much more concrete detail, have they? >> reporter: no, you're right, thomas. over here on the other s

oregon governor kate brown expressing profound dismay and heart break. we'll have a lot more on this on the shooting. we have a live report at 8:00 eastern time on the shooting in oregon. iranian forces arriving in syria, iranian forces in syria and preparing for a ground operation to accompany airstrikes. joining me retired colonel robert maginnis, the author of never submit. i got to tell you that putin said no, boots on the ground. sounds very obamaesque to me, what he knew is he cut a deal have iranian boots on ground. what does that do to the equation of what's happening in that part of the world? >> radically transforms what's happening here. putin understands objective is to bring stability to assad or bolster and replace him eventually of his own choice. he needs ground forces like obama needs ground forces but had adismal failure. the quds force out of iran, matches them with the hezbollah and the remnants of assad's ground forces and uses his own air force he established there out of ford operating base, and there's a good chance he's going to

oregon governor kate brown says it will take the entire community to help students rebuild their lives. >> first of all, this is a really incredible campus, and, um, there's still a lot of healing that needs to happen, um, the students that i met and talked to need a lot of support and they need a lot of love. >> police say the shooter killed himself after trading gunfire with swat. schneider hall the scene of the shooting will stay closed until further notice. >>> new tonight, we are hearing the terrifying moments that followed deadly shooting on an arizona college campus. >> officials releasing 911 calls from friday's shooting and police say the incident at northern arizona incident in flag staff began as a fight between two groups of a parking lot outside of dorm. police arresting 18-year-old freshman steven jones shot four members of the delta kai fraternity. one of those fraternity brothers were killed. today we're hearing the frantic calls to 911. >> you have an emergency? >> hi york, someone's shooting a gun. someone's outside, outside of mountain view hall. >> what did he look

oregon governor kate brown talked briefly to reporters before rushing to the scene. >> i know i am joined by my fellow oregonians and americans in profound dismay and heartbreak at this tragedy at umpqua community college. our top priority now is the medical treatment for victims and the security of the campus. i am leaving now to head to roseburg to be with the community there. >> again, we've been told 13 people were killed, at least 20 injured, but those numbers are likely to change. we'll bring you president obama's comments as soon as he comes out and back to that writing class, class 115 in snyder hall, the shooter, we understand was asking people to stand up and state their religion and then he started firing away. we'll keep you up-to-date throughout this hour and on news 4 at 11:00 from the live desk. jim and pat, back to you now. >> back here at home, a teenager is recovering after somebody shot him outside a recreation center. it happened late this afternoon near an outdoor pool at langdon park just off rhode island avenue in northwest d.c. our pat collins is there with more. p

. >> oregon's governor, democrat kate brown alluded to the gun's pro gun laws and alluded to possible changes. >> we must and will do better to prevent these types of senseless violence. this is a conversation that we will have. but today is not the day. >> just minutes ago, officials announced the names of the nine innocent victims, 19-year-old lucero alvarez, 18-year-old quinn cooper. quinn dietz. jason johnson, lawrence levine, 44-year-old serena moore. 20-year-old trevan anspach. in the coming days, we'll know more about them and their dreams that were senselessly cut short yesterday. >> sad story. dan spring anywhere roseburg, thank you. >>> a short time ago, the president reiterated his call for new gun legislation. correspondent kevin corke is at the white house with more. >> for the second day in a row, a frustrated president obama told the nation he would politicize the oregon college shooting because it wasn't just a tragedy, it was a choice. >> i'm going to talk about this. on a regular basis, and i will politicize it. because our inaction is a political decision that we ar

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. >> reporter: governor kate brown visited today, to lend support. >> oregon has worked continuously to prevent these kind of tragedies, but they continue to happen here and across the nation, and it is going to keep happening until we decide we want them to stop. >> reporter: the killings also brought new calls for gun control from president obama again today. >> the majority of people who have mental illnesses are shooters. so we can't sort through and identify ahead of time who might take actions like this. the only thing we can do is make sure they can't have an entire arsenal when something snaps in them. >> reporter: and the u.n. secretary general ban ki moon said he hopes the united states will take the necessary action to reduce gun violence. i'm cat wise for the pbs newshour in roseburg, oregon. >> woodruff: this evening, authorities identified the nine dead including students and one teacher. we'll turn to the broader issues of gun violence and mental illness after the news summary. in other news, the economy turned in a sub-par showing for september. the labor department r

. >> reporter: oregon governor kate brown also commenting on the tragedy. >> one person's dee ranged act may have indeed broken all of our hearts, but he cannot prevent our hearts from growing back bigger and stronger. >> reporter: county sheriff still says he doesn't know if there's any connect between the shooter and campus. class are expected to resume on monday. >> new tonight philadelphia police releasing surveillance video of the man they say sexually assaulted a temple university student. investigators say this man boarded a septa subway at broad and erie on monday. officials believe he jumped a 20-year-old female student from behind earlier that evening pulling a gun and then sexually assaulting her. it happened on the 1400 block of carlisle street. police say the video shows the man getting off the subway at broad and cecil b. moore. investigators hoping this new footage leads to some serious tips. >> the video clip is going to be much more clearer than stills themselves but they clearly depict this individual. i say to you anybody looking at the video clip or the sis is goi

oregon governor kate brown toured the campus greeting students and staff. it was back on october 1st when 26-year-old christopher harp per mercer opened fire in a classroom killing nine people and injuring nine others. the gunman then committed suicide after being wounded by police. the building where the shootings took place still remains closed. >>> the washington post is calling the conviction of one of its journalists in an iranian court "outrageous injustice." jason rezaian who has been in custody for more than a year in tehran has been found guilty of espionage and other charges. he faces 20 years in prison. the executive editor of the washington post says rezaian's trial was held in secret and there was no evidence of his wrongdoing. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the american convicted in iran as well as the texas taser incident and the southwest airlines glitch. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >> well, at the jersey shore lucy the elephant the wooden historic landmark has said no to peta. people fo