this morning on the kron 4 morning news.one person dead after a shooting at seattle pacific university.and officials say it could have been much worse if it had not been for the quick reactions of students on campus.we will have the latest. and a man killed by police in a sunnyvale apartment might be related to a missing person s case.we ll have the story. good morning. it is friday, june 6, 2014. i m james fletcher. we begin this morning with the latest out of washington state. where no classes will be held at seattle pacific university, today. this, after a gunman shot three people on yesterday. killing one of them. andrew spencer reports that police believe more people could have died. if it had not been for the quick action of students. flowers laid at a christian university in seattle to pay tribute to the victims of thursday s tragedy. : the university has come together as a community. we re community who relies on jesus christ restraint and we will need that at this
wefr wfrg there there there one witness says it sounded like popping. there were pools of blood. it is not clear whether the shooter is a university student or not but the gunman was in the process ref loading a shotgun when the security guard tackled him to the ground using pepper spray. that person in police custody. seattle pacific is a small christian school, a population of 4,000, in a high-income neighborhood, just three miles from the space needle. one of the students inside the classroom while the shooting broke out is brianna clark. she was in class as that shooting was taking place. and she spoke with anderson cooper earlier tonight. what is the latest you have gotten? reporter: unfortunately, as a student, i m sure that i haven t heard as much as you have. you have heard across multiple channels of different people. where are you? actually, where were you when the shooting began, i should ask? i was a couple classrooms down from where the shooting occurred.
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