three of them. just his fourth day described as funny, sweet, compassionate. the other made his family proud fern rolling in college at 44 years old, here now with more. they range from 18 to 67, including the teacher, but it was the families of three men, three students, who chose to replace the statements read by officials. and the victims are. late this afternoon, naming off each of the victims. one by one. quinn glen cooper of roseburg, 18 years old. the family of the 18-year-old said he was a recent high school grad. yesterday was his fourth day of college. i don t know how we would move forward with our lives without quinn. and our lives are shattered beyond repair sending our condolences to all the families who have been so tragedy affected by the strange gunman. lucas eibel of roseburg. 18 years old. eibel s family described the 18-year-old as an animal lover and soccer player. saying trying to describe how amazing their son was would take 18 years.
haener. and i m frank somerville. the nine people were identified all shot and killed at the community college in oregon. we have new developments from ken pritchett. he is here with what we have learned. reporter: the douglas county sheriff has made his intentions clear to not utter the name of the shooter and focus on the victims. he and the law enforcement officials read names and thoughts from the families. flags at half staff in the small oregon town of southerland. the hometown of 20-year-old trevor who was among the nine victims gunned gown in umpqua community college in roseburg. residents reflected on the lost. i said this has hit too close to home. and she looked at me sadly and said no. it is home. reporter: among the shooting victims, a teacher, and students. the victims are lucero alkares of roseburg. 19 years old. reporter: quinn glen cooper had recently graduated high school and was four days into his college experience. i don t know how we are go
mercer. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicized his name will only gluer few his horrific actions. one witness says that the shooter asked victims to state their religion before opening fire as he later died following the shootout with police as they live in the same complex as the shooter, but say that they have never seen him before. it was scary. that it is your school and your community, but different when you find out that he lived next door to you. reporter: and they were also commenting on the situation. they may have indeed broken all of our hearts. but he cannot prevent our hearts from growing back bigger and stronger. they just recently announced that the gunman did attend umpqua community college. late this afternoon the sheriff identified all of the nine people killed ranging in age from 18 to 57. the sheriff read their names one by one. the victims are lucero alcaraz of roseburg, 19 years old. quinn glen cooper of
emergency in jamaica bay, a boat capsizes plunging five people in to the stormy waters. a terrifying situation for five people at the height of this storm. i. they were in the water, fighting for their lives. news 4 s michael george is live with exclusive details. police urce tellse they believe these five boaters were fishing in t middle of the storm with the rain and wind coming down on top of them. look at how bad it is on the water. powerful waves. this is what the boaters were with dealing. we have video of the overturned boat. they were trapped in the waters of jamaica bay in complete darkness. it is likely no one found them but then an incdible stroke of luck. one managed to get to shore and climbed in front of an nypd operations center. he flagged down an officer and rescuers from the nypd and fdny were there in minutes. they managed to rescue all five but two are in critical condition. the water isery cold right now. there s some powerful waves and strong win
hello and thanks for joining me. i m suzanne malveaux in for fredricka whitfield. hurricane joaquin is now back to a very dangerous category 4. it is drenching rains, they re already being felt on the east coast. now, here s what it looks like right now. this is myrtle beach, south carolina. millions of people in the carolinas expected to be affected. north carolina governor pat mccrory spoke to me just a moment ago. sadly, south carolina, which we wouldn t have anticipated less than 48 hours ago, is going to get hit the hardest, due to this very stagnant storm, which is impacted by the hurricane going off the coast, which was very good news for north carolina, especially in the outer banks area, closer to virginia. but south of wilmington is where we re having some flooding. we had an evacuation of a couple hundred people in the calabash area, a well-known tourist fishing destination. south carolina, north carolina, new jersey, and virginia have declared states of emerge