dying during a shootout with police. good evening; i m frank somerville. i m heather holmes in for julie haener. people attending the vigil offered prayers, expressed sorrow, thanks first responders and vowed to honor the people who lost their loves today at umpqua community college. ten people were killed and seven others were wounded. three of them are listed as critical. law inforce. sources have i veed the gunman as 21-year-old chris harper mercer. the small town of roseburg is three hours south of portland along interstate 5. it was not on many people s maps until today. we begin with ktvu fox 2 news jana katsuyama. reporter: just imagine, these students have not finished their first week of school. this has brought the nation s eyes to the small community college as people mourned tonight s vigil. ucc, 11:40. reporter: at 10:38 in the morning, police dispatchers said a gunman opened on a classroom. somebody was outside one of the doors shooting through the do
in jail. instead, he s headed to the white house at the invitation of the president. here s mark strassmann. i made it to impress my teachers. reporter: on monday ahmed mohamed brought to school this homemade digital clock, a circuit board wedged inside a pencil case. he showed it to his engineering teacher but told us it was his english teacher who got alarmed when the block beeped inside his backpack during class. i brought the clock to my teacher and i showed it to her after class and i plucked it in and showed it to her that it was a working clock and she told me itlied a bomb. reporter: he was arrested for building a hoax bomb. i felt like i was a criminal. i was profiled as a terrorist. reporter: he was fingerprintd and taken to juvenile detention. school district spokesperson lesley weaver. we were doing everything with an abundance of caution to protect all of our students in irving. reporter: police later concluded the device was harmless, just a cloc
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well, good friday morning. we begin with the new details on that tragedy in oregon. another school massacre leaving a tight-knit community shocked and racked by grief. as hundreds of mourners gathered for a candlelight vigil overnight sources identified the gunman as chris harper mercer. one witness said the shooter specifically targeted christians. ordering them to state their religion before opening fire. abc s brandi hitt joins us live from the campus in roseburg, oregon. good morning to you, brandi. reporter: good morning. this community is devastated this morning. we now know at least ten are dead from that shooting spree just beyond this police barricade, the campus three-quarters of a mile from here and so hard to imagine what the students and faculty went through, not knowing if they would make it out alive. we ve got multiple gunshot wounds. reporter: terror and chaos at umpqua community college. first gunshot then i looked out and saw the people running.
he s in the classroom. the campus terrorized. family of survivors saying he targeted christian students. samantha is down. before officers kill him in a dramatic shootout. i have never been more terrified for my life ever. an angry president obama demands action. somehow this has become routine. we collectively are answerable to those families who lose their loved ones because of our inaction. this morning full team coverage, all the latest on the shooter, the victims and a community left reeling. and good morning, america. we have two major stories this friday, the east coast on alert as you re looking live at virginia beach governors in five states have declared states of emergency. they re worried about floods from this storm stuck over the carolinas right now and the impact of hurricane joaquin as we, of course, also on the ground of that deadly shooting on a college campus in oregon. at least ten people dead, seven others wounded. amy is standing by on