Teen shooter was former special needs student at Oregon school

A deadly school shooting yesterday in Oregon. The community is still in shock as police work to figure out what happened. They say the teen shooter used to be a student at the school. Fox's Caroline Elliott has the story. I just figured, okay, today is a day that I'm sure that every teacher at the school thought, today is a day that I'm going to die, save my kids. Teachers and students at Silver Rail Elementary School reliving the horrific moments. A 16-year-old shooter broke into the school Thursday armed with a shotgun. From her classroom window, 5th grade teacher Kathy Smith saw the shooter walking into the school. She then called the front office to warn them and hid her students at a corner, praying he would not come into her classroom. They were so afraid. The looks on their faces. It was really hard to see. Trying to calm them down. Some kids were praying. Some kids were consoling other kids. and so what they were doing so quietly because they know you don't make any noise in total four victims were killed a teacher and three young students just 5 8 and 11 years old according to police the shooter broke into the school using a gun purchased by his mom the suspect went directly into the classroom immediately to the left of the entry doors where he fired as many as 15 rounds all the victims were shot in that classroom a teacher in the classroom threw her cell phone at the suspect and then tackled him and fought to take the firearm from him. She was not injured in that incident, but she almost certainly helped prevent more bloodshed. And police are praising a bystander who stopped the shooter less than three minutes after the attack started, saying it could have been much worse. In New York, Caroline Elliott, Fox News.