World 'Have fun at school': Suspected shooter's chilling Instagram post

A teenager suspected of carrying out a deadly shooting at his own high school posted a chilling message on Instagram the day before the attack, authorities say.

Nathaniel Berlow, 16, has been named by US media as the suspect in a shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, about 48 kilometres northwest of downtown Los Angeles.

Officials say two students, a 16-year-old girl and a 14-year-old classmate, have died.

The suspect is in a grave condition in hospital after shooting himself.

© AP/AAP Students stand outside of Saugus High School after a mass shooting.

© AP Students and staff were evacuated after the shooting.

Authorities said a post on the suspect's Instagram account yesterday read "Saugus, have fun at school tomorrow".

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A former friend of the suspected Saugus High School shooter on Nov. Ryan also mentioned briefly that the alleged shooter ' s father had passed away not too long ago and that it could have been the reason for this terrible incident.

Authorities say the biography on a Instagram account believed to belong to the gunman who killed two students at his California high school said, “Saugus, have fun at school tomorrow.” Los Angeles County sheriff’ s officials say the message was posted Thursday morning but it’ s unclear when.

© Supplied Nathaniel Berhow has been named as the suspect in the Saugus High School shooting in California.

They say it was later removed, and they don't know who made the change.

The FBI says there's no reason to believe he was acting on behalf of a group or ideology or that there were any conspirators.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said six people were shot, including the student suspect. Today was the gunman's birthday but no details were released on a motive.

Authorities say the gunman was carrying a .45 caliber handgun.

They had been looking for a suspect described as an Asian male in black clothing, the sheriff's department tweeted.

The shooting happened about 20 minutes before the start of school, according to Hannah de Caussin, whose daughter attends Saugus.

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Some students fled the building immediately, and others took cover inside rooms, another student told CNN affiliate KTLA.

"It was one and then four quick ones, so bang, and then bang, bang, bang, bang," the student, a girl, told KTLA, after leaving the building.

© AP A police officer stands guard as students were evacuated after the shooting.

Television images showed deputies swarming the school and several people being moved on stretchers.

Lines of students were escorted from the school by armed deputies.

Emergency workers took at least three people out of the school on stretchers, and large groups of people walked out single-file with armed escorts, aerial footage from CNN affiliates shows.

One student described how they fled the shooting.

© AP/AAP Parents wait to reunite with their children.

"We ran through the fence, luckily it was open, and we got as far away from campus as we could," she said.

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While rumors of a warning of the event having been posted on the Internet circulated, student witnesses identified the shooter as When questioned about what she would say to the assailant, she said that she would forgive him, because most school shooters did not know what they were doing

KNX reported that the boy posted ‘ Have fun at school tomorrow Saugus’ on Instagram yesterday. Initial reports claimed the shooter , who attends Saugus High, had killed himself. But Sheriff Alex Villanueva tweeted: ‘Update regarding the shooting at #SaugusHigh, suspect is in custody and

"We were texting all our friends and making sure they were safe. They said they were hiding and they were scared. It scared us because they're our friends and we didn't want anything bad to happen to them."

Shauna Orandi, 16, said she was in her Spanish class working on homework when she heard four gunshots that she initially mistook as instruments from a band class.

She said a student burst into the room saying he'd seen the gunman, and her classmates were stunned into silence.

© AP Parents and friends waited outside the campus for news on the shooting at the high school.

"My worst nightmare actually came true," she said later as she left a nearby park with her father.

"This is it. I'm gonna die."

Freshman Rosie Rodriguez said she was walking up the library stairs when she heard noises that "sounded like balloons" popping.

She realised they were gunshots when she saw other students running.

Still carrying a backpack laden with books, she ran across the street to a home, where a person she didn't know gave shelter to her and about 10 other students.

"I just heard a lot of kids crying. We were scared," Rodriguez said.

On a normal day, she said, Saugus High School felt very safe.

"We never really thought this would happen in our school," she said.

Saugus High School and other schools in the area were locked down.

With AP, CNN