able to help others through organ donation. in just about 2 1/2 hours, the high school sophomore accused of shooting five fellow students, three of whom have now died, is due to appear in juvenile court. the state s attorney general says that it is likely that 17-year-old tj lane will be tried as an adult. people who knew him said that lane was a guarded boy, from a troubled family. for more on that and the victims and the fallout from yesterday s terrible attack, i want to bring in my colleague, ted rowlands, who is live from chardon. this young boy is in a lot of trouble, likely adult trouble. and now with a third death in this case, i m hearing that the sheriff is saying, we re moving to another phase. what exactly does the sheriff mean by that? well, clearly, we re talking about a triple homicide and this is a premeditated homicide, actually, and to say that he s in a lot of trouble is an understatement. and yes, he is a juvenile at this point, but we have seen in case
high school in chardon, ohio, that s near cleveland. one student dead, four others wounded. two of the wounded students are in critical condition, one is serious, and another is stable. yet another student showed a reporter from wkyc where one of the bullets grazed him. yeah, right here on my ear. i was actually as i was turning away from the gunman, he caught me right on the ear. reporter: how s your hearing, how close was he when he fired that shot? we were the table right next to him, he was within three feet of us. three of the victims were at my table as well. the student we just saw identified the gunman as t.j. lane, seen here in a picture from his facebook page. authorities won t confirm the identity other than to say he s a student and juvenile. the shooting happened in the school cafeteria at 7:38 this morning. one of the teachers chased the gunman out of the school and ultimately caught him. frantic parents answering phone calls and text messages from the
laptops, never to spy. well, this afternoon that student responded and said the case isn t about one person at all but the decision to put the software in the computers in the first place. we are thankful that the lawsuit has succeeded in getting this peeping tom technology turned off. now we need to learn to what extent peeping tom technology was used by the school district or any employee of the school district. shepard: peeping come technology. that s what it is. this assistant principal said she is getting threatening emails as a result of this controversy. well, middle school math teacher got a lot of praise today for helping to save his students from a gunman. i noticed that he was working a bolt action rifle. and realized that i had time to get him before he could chamber another round. shepard: and he did exactly that we ll hear more from that hero teacher as they are calling him, including how he took the
we re talking about 13-year-old reagan weber, she was hit in the arm, she was treated and released at a hospital. he also hit 14-year-old matt thiele, he was hit in the chest, he remains hospitalized but is expected to survive. eastwood has a history of mental problems, he s a convicted felon, he also attended deer creek middle school back in the 90s, his family says yes, indeed, mental issues have been a long time for this guy, megyn. megyn: tell us about this hero teach every. the hero teacher, what a story this is, talking about dr. david benke, he is 6-foot, 5 inches, a former basketball player, he actually participated in columbine-like drill about what to do if a shooter did come on campus. he says he was walking out of the school yesterday afternoon, he heard what sounded like a firecracker, and then he walked around the corner, and he saw a man with a high-powered rifle, firing. here s what happened next. then i realized that it
was a bolt action rifle and that he wasn t going to be able to load quickly enough for me, so i grabbed him. the next thing i remember, basically, is that we re on the ground, struggling. i m not sure whether it was courage or stupidity. reporter: he says his wife and his children are very proud of him. we have also tell you, megyn, it says that he bugs him very much that the shooter was actually allowed to get a second round off, megyn. megyn: as you are telling that story, i m literally getting the chills, listening to him and thinking about what his wife and the poor parents and poor children, knowing this other guy was loose on the campus, firing at these poor children. again, we expect a press conference from that hero teacher shortly. we re going to dip into that when we get it. trace gallagher is monitoring it for us, thank you very much. incredible. just over a year into his presidency and fox news