we do not have any information at the moment on motive. >> abdul razak artan. >> they traced the 2002 honda civic to this apartment building on nationwide boulevard a it is unclear if artan lived at that address. artan surfaced on the campus newspaper the first day of school in a feature article, artan, who is muslim says the campus is a huge place and didn't know where to pray. he said he wanted to pray in the open and was afraid of "everything going on in the media." every osu student even the governor knows his name. >> what happened we may never did what they did or why they snapped. we may never find out but we will have more information. >>> we checked to see if artan his a criminal past in franklin county at least and couldn't find anything as the governor put it, who knows, maybe snapped. >> mark: carl, thank you very much for digging up. we appreciate it. >> very good. >>> still plenty to come on cleveland 19 news. up next we continue to u out of columbus as we go to break. more sights and sounds of the attack at osu. >> this is the most insane thing. i have been getting more

i never expected him to across the street and says abdul razak ali artan was quiet but friendly customer. >> he never talked about whatever happened in different countries or what is going on with moslems. >> investigators are now trying to determine if abdul razak ali artan's attack was inspired by isis. jack is now worried what happened at osu will reflect on the moslem community. >> i am to be honest with you. to take us to. >> abdul razak ali artan was not himself on sunday he says and seems depressant neighbor wonders if that was a sign that he was planning the attack for the very next day. investigators are now saying that it appears the attack was isis. inspired. bob jones, news 5. >>> we have been digging around on social media and we found this message the attacker posted on facebook. it says i can't take it anymore america. countries especially the moslem oma. if you want moslems to stop carrying out attacks make peace. he was featured in the moslem newspaper. the leaders in ohio are urging people not to jump to conclusions. >> we do know of somalia heritage and this is a enoug

reporter: this is the apartment complex near columbus where abdul razak ali artan lived. we stopped by and knocked on the door and his here. we talked to a neighbor next door and she told us that abdul razak ali artan did seem off the day before the attack. still, no one expected what what happened yesterday on the campus of ohio state university. no one expected that abdul razak ali artan could be capable of such violence. lou ann car nagan says he was kind and helped her daughter get diaper bags and the children out of the car with she knew he was an osu student and if he resentment towards the u.s. he kept it quiet until the post before the attack when he wrote if you want us moslems to stop attacks make peace. after that he drove in a car of people and stabs people with a butcher knife and before that people knew him as friendly revenue wasn't himself before the attack. >> my daughter saw him one day before the attack and she thought he was off. and when he looked up at her, he hung his head back down. reporter: lou ann also told us that she gave interview to investiga

we are getting answers as this investigators say the suspect is somali born abdul razak artan and he drove a car into pedestrians and got out and started stabbing people. >> mark: officer alan horujko is hailed a hero as he shot and killed the suspect. >>> 11 innocent people were hurt. we are told none of the injuries is life-threatening and one person has been released from the hospital. dan deroos is in the answer center with a closer look everything happened. >> dan: this will give you a perspective how quickly this all played out. we've got ohio state campus it center of campus and horseshoe for perspective. we want to go into watts hall. we will play this out for you at 9:52 this morning. the suspect took his car and rammed a group of students. he came up over the curb on the sidewalk and hit that group of

the man who shot abdul razak ali artan saved lives. >> he has a lot to cope with in the days to come. he has to live with this. but he did the right thing.>> when abdul razak ali artan came to the university he said he was afraid to pay -- pray in public on campus. they found some critical statements he posted online about the way he feels are treated. they are treating the case as a possible terror attack. >>> something you probably noticed yesterday, it took a while to get to the bottom of what really happened in that attack. lots of misinformation flying around stations along with major networks and police and even students who were there. we are taking a closer look at what led to the confusion and we want to hear from you, which is more important when it comes to breaking news, getting information as fast as possible were waiting for it to be accurate. log on to our interactive site, choice. speed or accuracy. so far 100% accuracy. >>> a smash-and-grabs that affects your safety because this happened at a gun store. the surveillance clip is hard to see. you can see it is very dark

what they knew. >> reporter: the picture emerging of him is that of a somali immigrant -- >> abdul razak artan, qu. >> reporter: who, in this school video, taken just five months ago, seemed to be living the american dream. based on what he read and heard online. artan was recently profiled in the campus newspaper, "the lantern," blaming the media for making muslims feel scared on campus. >> so many people who have flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. it's so hard to predict when the propaganda will get through to them to the point where they crack and go violent. >> reporter: in recent weeks, isis has been urging its followers to copy the vehicle attack that took place in nice, france, when 84 people were killed by a terrorist driving a semitruck through the bastille day celebration there. and just two days ago, isis posted this new video, instructing its followers how to use a knife to attack nonbelievers. >> but back to the suspect, and it would appear, such a stark contrast, a few months ago at that graduation he was at. >> reporter: so happy. >>

abdul razak ali artan was a student at the school. officials are looking at his social media posts. some of them listing out grieveances about attacks on they say terrorist propaganda from isis inspired that teen to carry out the attacks. for those attacked, they say it all happened so fast. >> i turned to go back in the building. all of a sudden, there's banging in the cars there. i get flipped in the air. it all happened so fast. literally -- at least it seemed to me, literally within 15, 30 seconds i heard the shots. and it was over. they are also offering an outreach for those who need somebody to talk to. >>> terrorism experts are taking a closer look at that 18-year-old who carried out the difficult. >> as scott thuman explains, it's difficult to defend again. >> reporter: the attack was shocking but not unheard of. in fact, what 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan reminiscent of what a 20-year-old radical did when he went on a stabbing spree at a man ran into a crowd in france this summer. in this video reportedly released by the islamic state as well as in its online magazine,

authorities tonight identifying the suspect as a student at osu, abdul razak ali artan. the school newspaper says this is his photo. >> everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. i ran into a bathroom. luckily, it was just a single stall. i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the campus now on edge as authorities start hunting for a possible second suspect. the university tweeting, "run, hide, fight. watts hall." and sending text alerts to the community. >> and then, you know, we were starting to get texts that there was a shooter on campus. so, they locked the building town, had us all go up to the third floor. >> reporter: some students barricading themselves inside classrooms, piling up chairs against the doors. as ambulances and fire trucks race in to treat the wounded. >> i need medics to macquigg lab as soon as possible. severe bleeding out of some of them. >> reporter: 11 patients are rushed to local hospitals with stab wounds and injuries from being hit by that car. one in critical condition. >> the most police cars i've ever seen in o

just getting in the first photo that we have received of the assailant, there you see him, abdul razak ali artan, this picture coming from the ohio state university newspaper. there you see him, abdul razak ali artan, 18 years old. he used a vehicle to plow into a crowd. a previous article in the student newspaper, not a current article or anything along those lines. but he then used the knife to go after students and others on the campus of ohio state university. let's talk about the breaking news with republican senator james langford, a top member of the homeland security and intelligence committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> i know you've been briefed with what's going on. do you think this was a deliberate act of terror? >> yeah, it's unknown at this time. i would say that the initial thing for me is we have to learn a lot more. but typically, if it's an isis terrorist in particular, right before they carry out the attack, the last post they put on their facebook page is a pledge to isis and the isis flag and carry out the attack. we're hearing o

. >> abdul razak artan. >> reporter: just five months ago, abdul razak ali artan was graduating with honors from community college in ohio. >> it was a jubilant young man. for this to happen, four, pooif months later, i would be curious were. >> reporter: 14 young people linked to terrorist attacks in the u.s. in his statement posted on facebook before the attack in which he was shot dead, artan wrote, "if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace." authorities say artan was not known to the fbi, and as agents now seek to learn more, victims are beginning the healing process. >> reporter: 28-year old army vet anderson payne served two tours in iraq unscathed, only to be injured on an american college campus. >> he turned and went to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with my left hand and i grabbed the blade so that it couldn't hit me and that gave me enough time to duck under his arm and make my way back into the building to get away from him. >> all right, so, let's get right to brian ross tonight, because isis is now claiming this young man w

. >> 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan driving his honda civic to a crowd of students. getting out and slashing several with a butcher knife. >> i heard screaming and i took my headphones out and all of the people were rushing over this way. >> and then a stroke of fortune. 28-year-old officer allen harussia happened to be nearby and responding to a call about a gas leak and saw abdul razak ali artan and opened fire. >> we got one down. critical. >> the shooter is in custody. >> the officer was on the scene in less than a minute and he ended the situation less than a minute. >> abdul razak ali artan in his first year at the school was shot dead. he came family in 2014. after spending 7 years in refugee camp in pakistan. he was a legal permanent resident. as the violence unfolded monday the university sent this alert to students. run, hide, fight. and students did. barricaded themselves in classrooms and dorm rooms waiting two hours to get the all clear. and the 11 people many injured are all expected to be okay and bones and lacerations. >>> we spoke with an ohio state

officials say, abdul razak artan came to the u.s. with six family members in 2014. refugee camp in pakistan. artan attended community college in columbus before transferring to ohio state this year. on his first day in august, artan was interviewed by "the lantern" and come plaend about what he believed was the media negative portrayal of muslims. i wanted to pray in the open, he was quoted as saying, but i was kind of scared with everything going on in the media. it people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to think. whs law enforcement is investigating the incident as a likely terror attack. they have searched the car the suspect was driving as well as apartment complex. terrorist groups like al qaeda and isis have been encouraging supporters to carry out lone wolf attacks. earlier this month the fbi renewed its warnings to police agency as cross the country about potential for home grown violent extremist activity targeting civilians in crowded cbs news that artan recently posted on face book that he was sick about the way muslims were b

. >> abdul razak artan, cum laude. >> reporter: just five months ago, abdul razak ali artan was graduating with honors from community college in ohio. leading one of his victims today to wonder what happened. >> picture of the graduation shows a jubilant young man, so, to do this, for this to happen four, five months later, yes, i would be very interested what all the circumstances were. >> reporter: all smiles in his facebook pictures, artan's name now is added to a long list of at least 14 young people linked to terrorist attacks in the u.s. in his statement posted on facebook before the attack in which he was shot dead, artan wrote, "if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace." authorities say artan was not known to the fbi, and as agents now seek to learn more, victims are beginning the healing process. angry. >> reporter: 28-year-old army vet anderson payne served two tours in iraq unscathed, only to be injured on an american college campus. >> he turned and went to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with my left hand and i grabbed the blade so

abdul razak ali artan was inspired by isis and an al-qaeda laet kai -- leader. abdul razak ali artan went in the attack that morning. 11 people were injured when he drove into students, teachers and people walking and just started to slash people with a knife. he was shot and killed by a campus police officer. >>> the district attorney in charlotte, north carolina said he will file no charges against police officer brently vincent who shot and killed keith lamont scott last september while scott's wife recorded the incident on a cell phone. both men are black. the d.a said he acted lawfully and that a gun was recovered athe the dead man's dna on it. that it was coked with a round in the chamber. the scott family said it's disappointed and considering a lawsuit. >> we still have real questions in terms of how they confronted keith, how they reacted to the information he had a brain injury and whether they used appropriate deescalation techniques. >> it sparked days of some turning violent. tonight the scott family is urging people who plans to protest to do so pea

abdul razak ali artan was a of somalian dissent. officials are looking at facebook postings. those that knew abdul razak ali artan say he did not seem like the time of -- the type of person that would carry out an attack like this. >> he was very kind. very well received by people by -- for the most part. >> the officer that responded to the attack, officer alan horujko, is being praised for killing the suspect and preventing anyone else from dying. >>> the death of cuba's dictator raises questions about what president-elect donald trump will do about the island nation. duri comest to overturn president obama's efforts to reopen ties with our neighbors to the south. our national correspondent reporting. >> when the fidel castro death celebrations are over, our president-elect will have work to do with how he deals with cuba and its government. >> it is a huge change for our community. i think a lot of good things are coming for us. >> a lot of uncertainty u.s. cuban relations. >> i think we can expect president trump to undo some of the executive orders that obama had put into

officials say abdul razak ali artan came to the u.s. with six family members in 2014 after pakistan. artan attended community college in columbus before transferring to ohio state this year. on his first day in august, artan was interviewed by the campus paper. he complained about what he believed was the media's negative portrayal of muslims. "i wanted to pray in the open," he was quoted as saying, "but i was scared because of what they were saying in the media. if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to think, what's going ap law enforcement is investigating the incident as a likely terror attack. they have searched the car the suspect was driving as well as an apartment complex. terrorist groups like al qaeda and isis have been encouraging supporters to carry out lone wolf attacks. earlier this month the f.b.i.cr renewed its warnings to police agencies across the country about the potential for home-ty grown violent extremist activity targeting civilians in crowded a law enforcement source told cbs new

he is 18 years old and osu student and somali descent, our first look at him, his name is abdul razak ali artan the motive still not clear tonight, investigators say they have not ruled out terrorism and the deliberate and may have been planned in advance. >> the suspect plowed a car into a group of people on the sidewalk he jumped out and started stabbing people. >> there were 11 victims taken to local hospitals including one person could agree injured. >> a scene on the campus of ohio state, a heroic lease officer by the name of alan horujko stop the person who campus critically injuring one. we have information that says the suspect was a student at the university. it came as an active shooter called shots fired. >> people started running. people said don't go to campus.>> police swarmed the campus after reports of a gunman on the loose. the university alerted students and staff tweeting active shooter on campus run fight. >> there were three gunshots. >> around noon a student captured this cell phone video they shot and killed the scene secure. it turned out to be a man that police took dow

the lone suspect, abdul razak ali artan, was shot and killed by police. sources say the style of his attack was encouraged by the terror organization recently in an online magazine article. federal law enforcement officers recent facebook postings where he listed a lot of grievances about attacks on muslims. abdul razak ali artan rammed his car into a group of people walking on campus and then authorities say he got out and started to stab the victims. one of them a professor at the university. >> it happened so fast. i -- i turned to go back in the building. all of a sudden, there's banging and i get flipped in the air. and it all happened so fast. literally within 15, 30 seconds i heard the shots. and it was over. >> students and faculty put on a brave face today. classes are back in session. of the 11 people injured three are still in the hospital. >>> an investigation is underway tonight into why three people died after eating a charity thanksgiving dinner in antioch, california. five other people got sick. county health officials are not 800 people w

abdul razak ali artan was living here as a legal permanent resident and its believed to be his firstter at osu. investigators are looking into what motivated the attack and are also looking into whether it is related to terrorism. >> the university will reopen tomorrow. >>> president-elect donald trump was still busy building his cabinet today. one candidate showed up at the trump tower today. david but i s davis -- david petronius met with trump today. >> he showed us some of the opportunities that are out there.>> the retired general followed other visitors. he resigned in 2012 after admitting to an extramarital affair and mishandling classified information. on tuesday mr. trump will meet with mitt romney for the second time despite backlash over his nomination for secretary of state from trump supporters. >> i am astonished to the intensity of blowback that i see . >> reporter: the president- elect has yet to mention cabinet member nominations to most of the positions. but the incoming president has spoken out and use twitter to attack the hillary clinton campaign for joining the

abdul razak ali artan. >> he graduated from community college in may, but something changed from who you saw here and who you saw here behind the wheel of a relative's cakes he did it purposely. >> 18-year-old abdul artan launched what appeared to be a deliberate attack on his classmates, dropping a curb and crash nothing faculty and students gathered at osu and he didn't stop there, he got out to attack those closest with a butcher knife. >> he ran out a knife and is taking down people. >> investigators are looking at whether terrorist propaganda might have inspired it. isis and al-qaeda have urged knives. they injured 9 people at the minnesota mall and a july attack in neice that left 84 people dead and there may abdul razak ali artan's own words, he allegedly left a rant on his facebook page writing that attacks on muslims around the world led to a boiling point and that i can't take it any more. it american cleric was killed. he fled pakistan and fled the country to become a permanent american resident here in the u.s. and now he's part of the bomb squad on hand. >> and he came b

the suspect abdul razak artan was killed by police. >> i thought he was angry because he had just wrecked his car which is do you know what i mean? normal. but when i saw him start to in knew it was not just an accident. >> a self-described islamic state news agency called artan a soldier of the islamic state who carried out the operation. >>> north dakota officials hope to shut down those oil pipeline protests with fines. yesterday, state officials said that they would fine anyone bringing supplies to the protesters. but emergency evacuation order to protect people from harsh weather was not enforced. four-state dakota access pipeline to contaminate water supplies. >>> coming up on the "morning news." big donors are being events surrounding the president's swearing in. and nfl cleats worn for charity. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the

police officer 28-year-old allen harusco shot and killed the attacker identified as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and ended the >> abdul razak ali artan was able to slash and stab nine people before he was taken down by authorities. none of the injuries to the nine appear to be life threatening. >> considering how many people they were they limited it to seven or eight injuries. that's incredible work by the response team. >> state local authorities are trying to learn more about the suspect as well as motive. terrorism has not yet been ruled out. >> reporter: in addition to the stabbing victims there were some pedestrians who were hit by the injuries include an osu staff member and students. again, none of those injuries appear to be life threatening. >> thank you. you can find the latest by downloading our wusa 9 app. >>> now to a developing story out of southeast dc. capitol hill residents have some tough questions for police after a spike in violence that came to a fever pitch when a 16-year-old police say breanna mcmillian was not the intepd

yesterday, police say abdul razak artan drove a car into a with a butcher knife. a nearby police officer shot and killed abdul razak artan one minute after he started attacking the people. officials are investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. they say they found at least anti-united states facebook post linked to the attacker, they say artan has the makings of someone who sass self-radicalized. he came to the u.s. as a somalian refugee and later granted citizenship. the 11 people hurt are all expect thanks to ohio state officer. alan horujko, and the university is hailing him as a hero this morning. they say he was responding to a nearby gas leak when the suspect's car jumped the curb. >>> 5:07. former massachusetts governor mitt romney will meet with president-elect donald trump for a second time. romney is being considered for secretary of state, but he is not the only person who wants the job. retired army general david petraeus met with trump to discuss the prestigious position. great grasp of the variety of challenges out there and some of the opportu

the suspect, abdul razak ali artan, drove his car into students. >> then he got out, started stabbing people in what police now suggest may have been an act of terrorism. ten people are wounded tonight. here's more. >> reporter: tonight, university police naming the suspected attacker as osu student, abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement 18-year-old somali citizen who lived in the area. a u.s. official said he was a legal, permanent resident. investigators are still working on determining motive and can't room out terror at this -- rule out terror at this point. >> we have to consider that it is that possibility. we had an attack earlier with a man with a knife causing multiple injuries. we're always aware that that's a potential and we're going to continue to look at that. that's why our federal partners are here. >> reporter: police say the attacker deliberly a group of pedestrians. a federal official says the car used in the attack was registered to a family member. >> around 9:52 a.m., the emergency dispatch center got a report that a vehicle had struck pedestrians. >>

police say it began when 18- year-old artan art -- abdul razak ali artan drove his car and then started stabbing people. >> there was a guy that crashed his car into people with a knife. >> you can hear the deaths super raise in his voice. a campus police officer shot and killed artan ending the attack. 11 people were taken to the hospital. investigators are looking into the suspect's background. he recently posted comments on social media about the treatment of muslims. >>> a former polk county teacher that admitted to having sex with a student more than 20 times and two other teenagers this morning jennifer fichter will ask a judge to shave off some of the 22 years she was ordered to serve in state prison. ryan hughes is joining us live from the polk county courthouse. why is fichter asking for a lighter sentence? >> reporter: well, good morning once again. reports show she wants a reduction in her sentence because she claims the victims were willing participants and there are more suitable treatment options outside of jennifer fichter was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for

the suspect, abdul razak ali artan, drove his car into students. >> then he got out, started stabbing people in what police now suggest may have been an act of terrorism. ten people are wounded tonight. here's more. >> reporter: tonight, university police naming the suspected attacker as osu student, abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement

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. >> romona: law enforcement said this is a investigation into the actions of abdul razak artan and force by police shooting and killing him. now chief investigator carl monday joins us uncovering new details about the police shooting death. >> reporter: tonight a preliminary autopsy report gives us a better idea how abdul artan died. the report released by the franklin county coroner says artan was shot multiple times to the head and chest. homicide. the findings are preliminary. a final determination will be made when the coroner completes her report and that could take up to 8 weeks. we are awaiting news on the release of artan's body according to the muslim faith all muslims should be buried the day of their death or within 24 hours. getting answers carl monday cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, carl. all 11 victims are expected to recover. released their names. three have ties to our area. we will have more for you tonight at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. we have continuing coverage on our app with more of today's "news conferences" and look for updates on cleveland19.com and social media.

the fellow buckeye. 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan who's accused of slamming his car into a crowd of people on the sidewalk near the engineering building before slashing victims with a butcher knife. heroic university mrufr dan horrigan killed him. -- police >> i felt my entire hand was full of blood. >> local and federal authorities searched the suspect's home, walked door to door in his neighborhood and scoured his social media posts. five months ago the somali-born student jumped across the graduation stage at a community college. by fall at osu, upset about the treatment of muslims. he posted minutes before the injured. >> i would like to see what all the circumstances are that led to him doing this. and all the history that led up to it. >> student organizations including one for somali students coming together tuesday evening to show they are buckeye strong. >> that was kenneth reporting. now after what happened at the osu campus we looked into what policies our have in place for similar place. case western and cleveland state use a method called al lis, alockdown -- alert,

. >> we are learning more this afternoon about the osu attacker and received abdul razak artan's preliminary medical report. the cause of death is a gunshot wound to chris tanaka has the latest on the investigation. >> chris: law enforcement held a news conference revealing they are trying to get a clear picture of events leading up to the attack. artan may have been inspired by isis it is too soon to draw conclusions. so far they have done dozens of interviews with family, neighbors, coworkers and others and they know artan bought a knife at a wal-mart and they have surveillance video from campus. there's still a lot of holes that need to be filled in. >> it is the time between the purchase and arrival on campus that we want to fill in and we want the public help to tell us if they saw something, what did they see, what time it was and help us fill in the time line. >> we ask anyone with credible information about artan's whereabouts monday morning prior to the attack monday morning to call >> right now police and the f.b.i. are trying to figure out why the attack happened on the ohio state

nicki. >> nichole: we're learning more details about 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. we know he was studying gi state. he was a somalian refugee that left his homeland in 2007 and went to pakistan and came to the u.s. as a legal resident. he had a facebook page. the fbi is looking into one post shortly before the attack yesterday. that page has been disabled, but we're told he wrote that he reached a, quote, boiling point and made reference to a, quote, lone wolf attack. he also wrote he was sick and tired of seeing muslims killed and tortured. attended columbus state community college for two years, graduating with an associate's degree before moving on to ohio state. we know police searched his apartment last night. it's about 7 miles from campus. neighbors there described him as polite, respectful. certainly, we'll be watching closely for any new information. tia, back out to you. >> tia: he may have been all of those things, but obviously, very troubled from w here at ohio state. we want to talk about the police officer hailed as a hero. alan harujko is praised fo

authority say abdul razak ali artan attacked 11 people today. one victim is in critical condition. alan martin says authorities are investigating this as a possible act of terrorism. >> reporter: law enforcement source said he was sick about the way muslims were being treated. police say the student drove his car over a curb, and into a crowd of pedestrians. then, jumped out of the car, and stabbed students act faculty member with a butcher knife. >> called on the radio into the dispatch center. a few seconds later at 9:25, the officer called out to a call that indicated officer in trouble. that there was a man with a knife. >> university police officer alan harucho took action. >> the officer was on scene in less than a minute, and ended the situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. the suspect is doa. >> the university sent out this alert to students: run, hide, fight. the response was immediate. student were barricaded in classrooms. >> i heard it, and saw everyone running. and i was looking to see, like other people -- when the gunshots