 
 <prompt> Mason hear gunshots while e dey outside with him classmates, dey wait for school to start. Then students dey run, and one teacher dey lie down for playground basketball court, wey bullet hit am.

The 12-year-old wan help am, but one vice principal tell am make e run. So Mason waka go the building -- and na there e see Jose Reyes, one friend and Sparks Middle School classmate, with gun about 10 to 20 feet away.

"I (say), 'Abeg no shoot me, abeg no shoot me,'" Mason tell CNN for one exclusive interview Thursday from one hospital wey dem dey treat am. "I look am. I see (the gun), and e aim am and shoot me for stomach."

Authorities talk say Mason na the last of three people wey Reyes, 12, shoot with 9 mm handgun Monday morning outside the school. Mason and another wounded student -- the first wey dem shoot -- survive.

Math teacher Mike Landsberry, the second wey dem shoot, die. Investigators talk say Landsberry probably save lives by waka go meet the shooter -- wey give others time to run -- for the basketball court after the first student wey dem shoot for shoulder.

Reyes shoot himself die, police talk. Sgt. Greta Woyciehowsky of the Sparks Police Department and Adam Mayberry, one spokesman for the city of Sparks, confirm say Reyes na the shooter.

Mason, wey dem shoot for abdomen, fit waka for hospital Thursday. Him mama, Jenifer Davis, talk say the bullet miss vital parts and comot for him right hip. <response>: 1. Mason
2. outside
3. Jose Reyes
4. three people
5. yes
6. Mike Landsberry
7. by walking toward the shooter
8. he shot himself
9. in the abdomen
10. yes 