. >> this is an area many of us in nearby ohio have visited, a place i lived and work. hard to believe what it likes like now. these are some of the first pictures of the damage gatlinburg. what you see burned out was part of an amusement park and ski resort there. overall, a hundred structures have been destroyed or damaged by fire, including an apartment complex. at least 14,000 people have been evacuated, many in the middle of the night. the fires overnight burned close to the resort town's hotels and other tourist attractions. guests were trapped inside a outside. no one knows what they will come home to. >> my personal pictures, stuff can't be replaced. this can't be replaced. >>> joining us now is lieutenant don zimmerman. >> if anybody knows about wildfires, it's mentor firefighters who have had to battle fires like this. thanks so much for being with us. >> i wouldn't say fires exactly like that. light up. >> give us an idea how hard it is to fight wildfires like this. >> well, the thing is, you know, some basic fire chemistry, you need heat, fuel, and oxygen to

in nearby ohio, a woman recently said to me, "it can't be trump and i'm a republican." i said, why? he said, "i have a son and i don't want him to think it's okay to talk like that." >> rose: one thing we expect is large participation by latinos in this election. >> it's a game changer potentially. in florida especially north carolina, two crucial states, certainly if hillary clinton can win at least one of them she's in very, very good shape. there's been very, very high latino turnout, that would seem to favor her. and obviously it's a great surprise for them. >> i think it gets to this question of missing voters. there's the shy trump voter, but there's also the shy clinton voter. i think quite a few of the shy clinton voters are non-white voters who are not picking up on the polls but may be turning out to vote. >> rose: guys, thank you very much. look forward to seeing you tomorrow night. back to you, scott. >> pelley: charlie rose, thank you. the outcome of the u.s. election has a worldwide effect, so we spent correspondents to two capitals. elizabeth palmer is in moscow. manu

who might have gone republican but who didn't want to go down the trumpian path considering in nearby ohio, a woman recently said to me, "it can't be trump and i'm a republican." i said, why? she said, "because i have a son and i don't want him to think it's okay to talk like that man."ip >> rose: one thing we expect is large participation by latinos in this election. >> it's a game changer potentially. in florida, especially north carolina, in early votes, two crucial states, certainly if hillary clinton can win at lease one of them she's in very, very good shape. there's been very, very high latino turnout, that would seem to favor her. and obviously it's a great surprise for them. >> i think it gets to this question of missing voters. there's the shy trump voter, but there's also the shy clinton voter. i think quite a few of the shy clinton voters might actually be non-white voters who are not picking up on the polls but may be turning out to vote. >> rose: guys, thank you very y much. back to you, scott. >> pelley: charlie rose, thank you very much.wo of course, the outcome of the u.s.

. >> this is an area many of us in nearby ohio have visited, a place i lived and work. hard to believe what it likes like now. these are some of the first pictures of the damage

in nearby ohio, a woman recently said to me, "it can't be trump and i'm a republican." i said, why? she said, "because i have a son and i don't want him to think it's okay to talk like that man." >> rose: one thing we expect is large participation by latinos in this election. >> it's a game changer potentially. in florida, especially north carolina, in early votes, two crucial states, certainly if hillary clinton can win at least one of them she's in very, very good shape. there's been very, very high latino turnout, that would seem to favor her. and obviously it's a great surprise for them. >> i think it gets to this question of missing voters. there's the shy trump voter, but there's also the shy clinton voter. i think quite a few of the shy clinton voters might actually be non-white voters who are not picking up on the polls but may be turning out to vote. >> rose: guys, thank you very much. look forward to seeing you tomorrow night. back to you, scott. >> pelley: charlie rose, thank you very much. of course, the outcome of the u.s. election has a worldwide effect, so we spent co

nearby. - kent, ohio. change about kent, ohio, the black squirrels are always here but many things have changed and that's why we're here. - oh, absolutely, 'cause you've been here before to do a road show, but we are going to see things that you haven't seen before, right? - well, for sure, i just talked to a lady, she said she's a teacher here for 30 years, she retired, she went away, waited a couple years, she came back and didn't recognize the place, it's changed so much. - so many new stores and restaurants and things going on, a lot of revitalization happening here in downtown kent, really making for a great experience. if you have been here even six months ago, - they spent 110 million dollars to fix the place up. let's check it out. (upbeat music) - so we're in kent and that of course, means we're in the fashion capital of ohio, i would at least think so, right robin? - yeah. - right next to the university here and we are at the fashion school store where only students work? - correct, so you have to be a student of the fashion school to work here. i, myself, am a fashion merchandising

nearby. upper arlington and grandview heights. so definitely this extended far beyond ohio state. this also included some nearby suburbs where students were in school. young school aged children were in school as well. >> the lantern, which i believe is the student newspaper, it is the student newspaper, is reporting that there are some buildings, and this was just three minutes ago, that are still on lockdown. that tweet from the ohio state university management team that the area was secure, but the school newspaper, the lantern, reporting some buildings are still on lockdown. we want to inform you what you can expect from cleveland 19 news this afternoon. jen picciano and a crew on the way to columbus and the ohio state university. dan deroos is already here, working on what's going on with social media and a push our coverage forward from the big board so we'll have plenty for you this afternoon and, as we continue on cleveland 19 news at noon. we are also waiting the appearance of michael drake, who is the ohio state university president, who will be speaking soon. we want to

who shot and killed artan rushing to the scene within a seconds after he was nearby answering a call on a gas leak. the ohio state campus swarmed by heavily armed swat officers. students piling up chairs as they hide in classrooms. all this after the university tweets a warning about an active shooter situation and tell students to run, hide, fight. >>> we heard the chaos. shouts, screams, shots, that kind of thing. >> reporter: police say the emergency was triggered by a man who drove up on the de attacking students and staffers with his car and a knife. >>> a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb, west 19th wet of college avenue, struck pedestrians. he exits the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. >> reporter: investigators say the only shots were fired by an officer who got there in less than a minute, engaged the suspect then shot and kill him. >>> we believe the threat was we're very fortunate an officer was there and took quick action. and we believe that injuries were minimized as a result of that. >> reporter: for more than an hour students stayed hidden while police

rescue crews new chambers to a nearby hospital where he is in stable condition. ohiotrying to work to figure out exactly what caused him to crash. maybe that dead deer had something to do with it. >> 5:27. still ahead on "action news" two people just barely escaped a fast moving fire. we'll bring you details on that. >> septa workers in the city are on strike. we'll have more live team coverage of what you need to know when we come back. >> ♪ >> breaking now on "action news," septa on strike. morn 5,000 workers walked off the job just after midnight. the two sides are said to be miles apart on several issues but contract talks are still going to be going on today. >> and of course this affects hundreds of thousands of people who rely on city buses, subways and trolleys to get to work and to school and even if you normally drive this is going to impact you, too. you could expect to see a lot more cars out there joining you on the road. >> good morning everyone. it is 5:30 a.m. on this tuesday november 1st. >> karen rogers of course leads our team coverage of the septa

who shot and killed artan rushing to the scene within a seconds after he was nearby answering a call on a gas leak. the ohio state campus swarmed by heavily armed swat officers. students piling up chairs as they hide in classrooms. all this after the university tweets a warning about an active shooter situation and tell students to run, hide, fight. >>> we heard the chaos. shouts, screams, shots, that kind of thing. >> reporter: police say the emergency was triggered by a man who drove up on the de attacking students and staffers with his car and a knife. >>> a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb, west 19th wet of college avenue, struck pedestrians. he exits the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. >> reporter: investigators say the only shots were fired by an officer who got there in less than a minute, engaged the suspect then shot and kill him. >>> we believe the threat was

nearby bible camp... and then she hit crashing into the truck. an ohio state university police officer being hailed as a hero -- following a vicious attack on campus. school officials say -- if it wasn't for him -- the outcome could have been much worse. brad hicks joins us in the newsroom with more. this all started unfolding this morning on the school's campus in columbus.... officials say the suspect, "abdul artan", crashed into a crowd of people and then began attacking them with a knife. 28-year-old he failed to follow orders to put down his weapon.at that point -- 11 people had been injured in the attack. the school's president says -- it all happened quickly. "i had a chance to speak with the officer who was the first responder to thank him for following his training and being able to neutralize the circumstances within roughly one minute." authorities are still investigating a motive for the attack. artan was a student at the school. he was born in somalia -- but he was of the united states. ted thanks brad only on fox six. a quiet southside milw

nearby. the 28-year-old graduated from ohio state in 2012 and started on the police force early last year. >>russell: it's 6:07 and here in tampa, a valet driver at bern's steakhouse robbed on sunday. this is the third time an employee at the restaurant has been targeted since may. most recent robbery happened the valet was walking through the alley off south howard avenue when a man robbed him at gun point. officers searched the area, could not find him. detectives do not think that sunday's robbery is related to the two earlier in the year. after the first robbery in may, bern's put up lights. a month later, another valet was robbed, same spot. it's also where sunday's robbery happened. >>laura: the search is on for a moth w dang he were. rachel madison was staying with family after leaving indiana to distance herself from her estranged husband. she was leaving sunday afternoon to go for a jog on the beach and never came back. authorities believe that rachel could be with her husband. right now they're working to determine whether she left with him willingly or if she's in danger. >>russ

ohio state police officer who was nearby checking on a gas leak fatally shot him. >> i thought it was an accident until the guy came out with a knife. i wasn't processing all of it. >> people really running and really screaming. i'm like, going on. then i heard three gunshots from about the same area and i was like, crap. what do i do? >>laura: investigators are trying to figure out the motive for the attack. they say that he was a somali refugee who went on facebook to express anger over the treatment of muslims around the world. he was a student at the university. we may find out if trevor dooley will get out of bond. from valrico accused of fatally shooting david james during an argument on a basketball court. it happened in 2010. he was found guilty and given eight years in prison but an appeals court said that errors were made during the sentencing. his lawyers the him set free on bond until the new trial starts. the victim's family is fighting that. >>laura: lawyers for a former lakeland teacher will ask a judge to reduce her 22-year prison sentence. the two students that jennif

nearby area. kim hutcherson has the latest. >> monday morning at ohio state university in columbus the warning came active shooter on campus run, hide, fight. the campus went on lock down as police and swat teams rushed to the scene, students and employees sheltered indoors blocking the doors with they spoke to news stations from their hiding places. >> it is very frantic all of the swat teams are getting together. >> before noon the shelter alert was lifted witnesses recounting what they saw. >> it is not supposed to happen. sorry. we barricaded ourselves in our rooms like we were taught, turned off the lights, we hunk together details. >> a male suspect drove a vehicle exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. officers were on scene in less than one minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat, suspect is doa. >> officials are trying to determine a motive. members using facebook safety check system during the emergency. this allows users to let people know they are safe without making noise and to check on others, facebook launched safety check to make

nearby, the dollywood resort was also evacuated last night. >>> and a car and knife attack at ohio state university is being investigated as a possible attack of terrorism. 11 people were injured yesterday, one is in critical condition. a somali-born attacker was killed by police. >>> and a third party candidate is seeking a recount. nancy cordes has more. three counts are completed and find that the system worked well. >> reporter: the wisconsin elections commission set a timeline to re-examine every ballot and test all of the voting equipment, after green party candidate jill stein raised nearly 3 million to pay for a recount. >> obvious, so the only way you can tell is by counting the votes. >> reporter: hillary clinton's team said if has found no evidence of manipulation of results but will participate in the recount, anyway, out of, quote, obligation to the more than 64 million americans who cast ballots for clinton. mr. trump's incoming chief of staff reince priebus denounced the move. >> i think the american people know this is a waste of everyone's time and money, and it's only t

nearby community college. >> he was very kinden very well received around here by people for the most part. >> when he came to ohio state. he told the student newspaper he was afraid to pray in public on campus. >> cbs cabinet. >> he has picked a transportation secretary. following his meeting with her. >> she served under president bush and the trump team announced tom price. georgia senator to leads the department of health and human services. >> price assist a vocal critic of obamacare. >> this. >> this is line nazi. this is what happens when you romney as he narrows down his choices for secretary of state. >> they will have a rally in havana. it is in revolution plaza, the where the former president dliferred his thunder russ speeches. >> they came streaming in before sunrise. >> tonight, they will join the crowds. and a representative from the u.s. plans to be there but not out why a woman opened up the emergency door at her plane at the houston airport. >> got on the wing and jumped 15 feat down onto the tarmac. >> this happened as an united flight landed in useston on a flight there new orleans. >> the woma

nearby community college. very well received around here by people. for the most part. >> but when he came to ohio state three months ago, he told the student newspaper he was afraid to pray if public on dam -- in public on campus. cbs news, columbus, ohio. >> one of the officer who is took out the navy yard shooter will receive high honors today on the hill. national park police officer carl hyatt will be honored with a congressional badge of bravery award this evening. the officer along with his page 197 to take down aaron alexis during that terrifying mass shooting incident in september 2013. >>> classes have been canceled for two days and public christmas and new year's events have been suspended in brazil, the government has declared 30 days of mourning for the members of a professional soccer team killed in a plane crash. of the 81 people on board, five survived the crash. the pilot declared an emergency for an electrical failure people living near the crash site have been ordered to stay away as officials investigate. the tournament the team was flying to has been canceled. >>> you can't he

ohio state students and a permanent resident. law enforcement officials say on facebook he attacks on muslims. it took the officer three shots to take him down there was a nearby gas leak he had gone week he had gone to investigate which helped position him so closely so he could respond to that attack so quickly. saving probably a lot of lives there. >> absolutely. no doubt. a news conference is scheduled for later today at ohio state we will have continuing coverage is more becomes available and online >> cleveland workers plan to rally today for higher minimum wage. they will take part in a national day of action in support of a $15 minimum wage. fast food workers will rally at a mcdonald's restaurant at east carnegie chicago's o'hare international airport will also begin today for higher wages and union rights. parking fees over the weekend. the $1 price hike took place on thanksgiving if you park in the cheap cheapest from a it will from $8 last week to $9 today. a million dollars a year they say will help with more improvements in and around the airport starting in 2017. it is 7:36 a.m. more dangerous than heroin and it is legally available. what we are

that's thanks to this man you see here, ohio state university hailing him a hero this morning and responding to nearby gas leak when the suspect's car jumped the curb. new this morning 34 people have been arrested during protest over minimum wage in cambridge. police say arrest were preplanned by organizers in central square. the protesters were blocking traffic as you could see but the road has since been reopened. group holding the demonstration is calling for 15-dollar an hour airport and other cities later today. >> julie: david petraeus met with donald trump yet to discuss a position. >> walked us around the world and variety of challenges around there and some of opportunity as well. >> julie: after yesterday's meeting trump said he was very impressed. petraeus plead guilty and sentenced to 2 years probation avoiding jail time as part of plea deal for passing on classified information. >> julie: tom price will be nominated for health and human services. threat to quality and affordable healthcare. we track traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. taking look at drive time on the expressway

nearby. but there's a renewed push to allow concealed carry weapons on campus for situations like this. house bill 48 buzz discussed by ohio lawmakers today which would give universities the opportunity to allow guns on campus. but no vote has been scheduled just yet. >> it is a first of the campaign promise that trumplez hopes to keep. a thousand jobs here in the announcing the deal with carrier air conditioner to keep two plants from moving out of indiana. however it's estimated that 2,000 people work across both of those plants. it's unclear if all of the jobs will be saved. the president-elected pick to become treasury secretary says this is a step in the right direction for the administration. >>> i can't remember the last time a president did that. and, you know, this is a -- a secretary also acknowledged the good news but hopes the president-elect can do it more than 800 times to match the obama administration. >> democrats looking for a change in their house leadership didn't get it. northeast ohio congressman failed today in his bid to unseat nancy pelosi. news 5 here right now with a look at what this means for r

nearby. we saw kids running from it and police everywhere grace says they are relying on each other and glued to the tv for more life will go on at ohio state getting ready for finals and there's a vigil scheduled for 7:00 this evening here on scene. getting answers in columbus, jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> denise: all right, jen, thank you. >>> bit by bit we are learning more about the suspect in today's attack. chief investigator carl monday has been looking into his background. carl, what have you learned so far? >> reporter: the suspect's identity was confirmed in the last hour. his name was a 22-year-old student at ohio state. artan was a somali refugee and traveled to pakistan and came to the u.s. in 2014 and legal permanent resident of the united states. artan actually appeared in a feature article of the lantern, the osu newspaper in august this year about the osu camp us and artan says this place is huge and i don't even know where to everything going on in the media and was relying on god to pull him through. >> our investigative team checked and found no records in his past. we keep checking into his background and we wil

ohio state university. >> people were, like, don't go to campus. >>reporter: a man driving into a crowd and then stabbing people nearby. >> i saw the car ran into him and plowed into a crowd of students that were standing outside. >>reporter: investigators now searching his home, looking to see if terror was his motive >> we have to consider that it is that possibility. >>reporter: and students coming together as classes resume today. up the pieces. >> well, that attack happening in just a few minutes. of course, though, it'll forever change ohio state. >> yeah. the campus is left asking why a fellow student went after them and that's just one of many unanswered questions this morning. meg shaw in the tech center this morning following the latest developments, and, meg, things are startings to get back to normal today. >>reporter: yeah, sarah. today is about moving forward and healing for the ohio state university campus. classes will resume starting later today as police and federal agents now begin their investigation into the man behind the attacks. less than an hour after abdul artan slammed his car into a crowd of people and started stabbing,

ohio state officer alan haruchgo. the university is hailing him a hero this morning. he was responding to nearby gas leak when the suspect's car jumped the curb. >> gene: today former trump for a second time. he is not the only person interested in secretary of state. david petraeus met with trump yesterday to talk about the prestigious position. >> walked us around the world and variety of challenges out there and some of the students as well. >> gene: now, after yesterday's meeting trump tweeted he was very impressed. last year 2 years probation and avoiding jail time as part of plea deal. >>> gene: trump made another pick for the cabinet. last 15 minutes transition team confirmed by e-mail he will nominate tom price to lead the department of health and human services. he is orthopedic surgeon from georgia who has been a leading critic of obamacare calling it threat to quality and affordable healthcare. congressman stephen lynch announced he supports ohio representative tim ryan's minority leader nancy pelosi. he agrees with changing the dick's party -- democratic's direction and polanski was

as for officer there was a nearby gas leak that he had gone to to investigate which helped position him so closely. he is 28 years old when ohio state police department for just under two years. universities public safety directors that the the school i was officer a debt of gratitude. he probably saved a lot of lives. people saying nationally acted and how quickly they had so many things in place and had rehearsed this just in case these drills and you see the importance of when that is ever you need it it comes into play. crazy because i told you yesterday when the news was coming down talking to staff members who i know where working at ohio state at the time they were called inside the rooms. locked in there on lockdown and sending me messages on facebook saying it's okay police are working really well on this we to talk and it's incredible they knew what to do the fact that all of them are safe today. social media playing a huge part in yesterday's situation. i think we are at a point in our country where this has happened so many times we are saying enough is enough in to see the students barricading themselves in puttin

nearby... may have been a factor. making news around the nation...the u.s. attorney's office announced a columbus, ohio man has been arrested on a charge of providing or attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization.20 year old aaron daniels, is accused of communicating with isil for more than a year and donating money.task force agents arrested daniels of traveling to libya and joining isil.daniels faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison if convicted. 3 a woman is dead after she was pushed in front of a train in new york.it happened yesterday at the ?times square station.? station.?another woman is now in custody related to her death.police say people at the station helped them identify the suspect. (william aubry/ nypd chief of manhattan south detectives ) "the people that were on that platform did exactly what we wanted them to do. if they saw something, they said something. and they saw this they flagged down two police officers that were standing on the platform. ." ." police are reportedly investigating the possibility that the woman in custody is responsible for a ?similar? in

ohio's deer gun season remains open through sunday. >> hope number nobody is going after mamas with babies nearby. >> denise: let's talk about researchers found competition works best. the study is from the university of pennsylvania and found a friendly contest goes a long way giving you more motivation to exercise. competition can also influence better workout habits. a lot of people compete with fit bit steps and stuff like that. >> you know what makes workouts better? doing them. >> that helps. exactly. >> dragging yourself out of bed. >> my gosh. coming up is one day. there are more deals to be had. >> romona: telling us his thoughts about the officer shot and killed. the suspect at osu. >> a new dui law in ohio after a jeff? >> jeff: very nice day. we are warm and tracking. more rain tonight and tomorrow. cleveland 19 news sponsored by empire window company. your local window, door and siding expert since 1960. live from cleveland's newscenter, we are getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> mark: a tough call today. walked out with the overcoat, went and brought it with me but didn't need it. >> way for us. right

columbus, ohio) "this is where authorities say artan drove his honda over the curbhitting several people in the courtyard. he then got out of the car wielding a butcher knife and slashing people nearby before a university police officer shot and killed him about 200 feet behind me." investigators are looking into whether it was an act of terrorism. artan's facebook posts prior to the attack included (graphic) "if you want us muslims to sto make peace" (graphic) tuesday, the islamic state claimed artan was a soldier, saying he did what they've askedby targeting citizens of international coalition countries. still, the ohio state students we spoke to seemed most concerned about retaliation against muslim classmates. (sot: joy edinger/osu student) this is just something that happened from one person, it's not something we can blame on other people at the campus union, students are leaving messages of love and hopepromising to stay buckeye strong. ((christianne klein)) >> meantime a reno man has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to terrorist. the u-s attorney's office says this man 42-year-old balwinder singh -- knew and intended that support would be used to comm

nearby building. >> dana: the cavaliers won the nba title, the indians fell a run short of winning the world series title and ohio could play prominent in the election today. the polls are open in cleveland. everything is orderly there. we will be following the results out of ohio as they come in about 4:00 this afternoon our time. while america votes for the next we're going to take a look at the race, a live report just ahead. >> kim: still to come, check oh out your screen. that is a snake on a plane. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door a jacket. temperatures in the 50's in many locations. boulder city 64 but have layers on. it's going to be a warm one this afternoon. by 1:00 80. our high at 3:00 81. another check of your traffic and weather in 10 minutes. this is going to give people the hebe. >> by : byes. >> kim: this is real. they landed immediately when that came out of the ceiling tile. green coming out from the ceiling behind a luggage compartment. then dropping into the compartment. the airline saying it's investigating how that snake got on the plane and making sure theyak never happen a

ohio state university everybody involved there. a man driving into a crowd, then stabbing people nearby. a total of 11 people taken to the hospital. investigators are now searching the suspect's home, the suspect is dead, but are looking to see if terror was possibly his motive. >> right. many unanswered questions this morning, including why exactly he did that. meg shaw is in the tech center this morning. and she has more on what is happening today at the campus. good morning, meg. >>reporter: yeah, good morning, corrina and sarah. and healing for the ohio state university campus. classes will resume as normal starting later today as police and federal agents now begin their investigation into the man behind the attacks. less than an hour after abdul razak ali artan slammed his car into a crowd of people and started stabbing, law enforcement swarmed this apartment complex where they believe he lives. fbi agents seen moving boxes from the apartment late monday now investigating whether it was a terrorist attack, saying they believe artan may have become radicalized. investigators now loo

ohio taking matters into her hands. she did detective work and got a notification that her debit card was used at nearby stores. she got a receipt in a surveillance image of the thief. she posted that on facebook and two days later she found the car in a parking lot after getting a tip. she was happy to lighten the load for police.>> i know they have a lot going on in this is just a car. it's not as big of a deal as my own hands. >> she is relieved to have her car back, she is worried that the man could strike again. >>> a california mother is demanding answers after finding mold and her kids lunch. you can see the mold in the apple juice. the kid brought it home from school to show her in the superintendent plans to investigate.>> they could kill someone, they could kill a child. i know the central coast about our kids. the juice distributor is trying to figure out what happened. >>> samsung offering something new with its next version of the galaxy. es eight will have an artificial intelligence assistant service. users will be able to order food without a third-party app, they asked the phone's virtual assist

nearby calls the scene very hectic. let's take a listen.. it's very hectic right here right now there's like 40 cop cars everyone is very frantic and all again the ohio state has lifted their lockdown. we will keep you updated as this breaking news develops. switching gears for a bit, lets check in with rachael peart for a look at our forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. stormtrack 7 weather team: strong low pressure tracks through the upper midwest today, bringing a cold front through the kwwl viewing area. that cold front may cause a few scattered showers for eastern iowa. a warm front brought widespread rain to the area on sunday - most seeing between 0.5" - 1.0". highs today top out in the upper 40s to low 50s. vinton's fire chief says the barn's feed shed caught fire and it spread to the main milking area. the owners were there working when it started. no people and no animals got hurt hurt -- but the chief tells us the building has extensive damage. we'll have more on this story at police responded to allen hospital last night around seven for a report of a person who'd been sh

ohio, campus. he then got out of that car and started chasing and stabbing people with a knife. a campus police officer who was responding to another call nearby saw the whole thing happen and went into action. he was able to quickly shoot and kill artan. in all, 11 people were injured. school workers say it was a horrifying scene. >> you go numb. it's not supposed to happen. sorry. so, yeah, it's -- it's scary. >> at this time, police aren't confirming a possible motive, but law enforcement officials tell nbc news shortly before the attack, artan left behind a message on what appears to be his facebook page. it said, quote, the attacks on muslims around the world led to a boiling point. i can't take it anymore. the post appears to show that artan suggested people screen shot his message before it got taken down. and tonight a prayer vigil was held at ohio state for the victims of the attack. dozens gathered in a church near campus in what they said was a show of solidarity. >>> pushing for a recount. pennsylvania is one of three states where there's a push on to get the votes from the presidential election counted again. this comes as preside

nearby hotel where guests appear to be trapped inside. officials believe arson is to blame. we're live with the latest. >>> is he a terrorist? new images emerge of the man behind the attack at ohio state university. >> there's a guy crashed his car

the ohio state university police officer was able to take down the attacker just one minute after he plowed a car into a crowd of people. the officer was was responding to reports of a nearby gas leak when he saw what happened. university leaders say the officer ordered artan to drop his knife.. and then shot him when police are searching for the person who robbed a valet driver at gunpoint outside a popular tampa restaurant. the driver says he was walking through an alley off south howard avenue sunday when a man came up to him and demanded money. back in may the same thing happened ?twice! a valet named joshua said he was one of the victims then. he said after that incident the restaurant had lights installed, but it didn't help. joshua says more needs to be done to keep this from happening again. in all the cases the details are the same. same alley, same description of a tall, thin white male. despite the similarity in all three cases, tampa police are calling sunday's robbery an "isolated incident." we're still waiting to hear whether a man accused of killing a local father will trevor dooley guilty. now he's asking to be let out on bond before his new trial. dooley's

officer who had been called nearby to a gas leak, he is the one who shot and killed the 18-year-old somali and he would have done a lot more damage if he hadn't done so. >> is he an ohio police officer? i know a lot of police he is an ohio state guy. >> is he an ohio state police officer, yes. >> he is the big hero tonight. >> absolutely. >> this plays into a number of things politically. so here you have an 18-year-old somali. somalia, obviously a terror haven, al qaeda and isis. here, as you pointed out legally, got legal status, i understand it's a refugee situation, all right. and donald trump, one of his main campaign themes was no more of this. we're stopping this. >> absolutely. >> so this story, i suspect, is going to get very big in the next 48 hours. >> absolutely. d in.ct, we know that the we know that they are looking at possible terrorism ties overseas. and we have learned from our own sources here in washington that there was a facebook post basically a declaration of some sorts in which he was complaining about the treatment of muslims and how muslims had been attacked in the past. we also know that isis had put out on saturday a video in french calling

ohio state university. >> people were, like, don't go on campus. >>reporter: a man driving into a crowd, and then stabbing people nearby. >> the car ran into him then plowed into a crowd of students that were standing outside. >>reporter: investigators now searching his home, looking to see if terror was his motive. >> we have to consider that it is that possibility. coming together as classes resume today. >> you're left to sort of pick up the pieces. >> well, that attack happening in just a few minutes, but, of course, that is forever going to change ohio state. >> absolutely. a campus left asking why a fellow student went after them, and that's one of many unanswered questions this morning. meg shaw in the news 5 tech center following the latest developments. and, meg, things are starting to get back to normal today. >> yeah, sarah and corrina. today is about moving forward university campus. classes will resume at normal starting here in a little bit as police and federal agents now begin their investigation into the man behind the attacks. less than an hour after abdul razak ali artan slammed his car into a crowd of people and started stabbing

ohio state officer alan horujko. the university 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. >>> 6:06 today. massachusetts governor -- former massachusetts governor mitt romney will meet with president-elect donald trump for a second time. romney being considered for secretary of state. but not the only person that petraeus met with trump to discuss the prestigious position. >> he basically walked us around the world. showed a great grasp of the variety of challenges that are out there and some of the opportunities as well. >> gene: last year petraeus pled guilty of passing information to his former mistress and biographer. he was sentenced to two years' probation avoiding jailtime. >>> president-electon nominate tomorrow price to lead the department of health and human services. he is an orthopedic surgeon and a leading critic of obamacare calling it a threat to quality and affordable health care. >>> baggage handlers, fast food workers and uber drivers are some of the massachusetts workers planning to rally for higher pay. th

an ohio man is recovering right now after surviving two days trapped inside his wrecked car. state workers say they spotted the man's car after finding a dead deer nearby. they found the man alert and immediately called 9-1-1.. ( jeff armstrong / odot worker ) "we went down to the car and got him to respond and he had said he had been there for a couple of days." the victim was flown to the hospital.. investigators say the 38-year-old had missed a curve, hit a tree, and landed in a ditch. breaking overnight.. a man steals a police car and then leads officers on a chase through tulsa oklahoma... the whole time he was on facebook live...take a look.. :4-:16 if you don't belive me right now from tulsa i'm in the cop car...you hear my sirens, look check it out! police say they chased the man they finally caught up to him. consumer news from contact 13 this morning. you won't have to call anymore to get help from the butterball hotline. they're letting you text in your turkey day questions for beginning november -17- th. and butterball says the most-asked question has stayed the same how long does it take.... to thaw the turkey. a 12-year-old massachusetts

nearby hotel where guests appear to be trapped inside. officials believe arson is to blame. we're live with the latest. >>> is he a terrorist? new images emerge of the man behind the attack at ohio state university. >> there's a guy crashed his car

jenna: ohio state police officer is being held as hero for putting quick end to possible terror attack that left people hurt. the officer was investigating accident nearbystudent ran car into a crowd and got out and started stabbing people. that officer reacting immediately fatally shooting the somali-born u.s. resident. >> the police were there and the police were there instantly. i think the emergency service did a great job. they were there like that. jenna: attacker was identified as an ohio state student who may be linked to a facebook rant against u.s. foreign policy posting minutes before the incident. katherine joins us more on what we know about the suspect, katherine. >> thank you, jenna. artan came to the united states as somalia refugee. identified himself as a muslim. he said he was looking for a place to pray, that's clearly not him, that's malik farook from a different terror attack. there's no evidence artan had any help when he ran into a crowd of students, both of these methods were recently promoted by isis online and investigators are working on the premise that it was not a coincidence. the senator on the homeland security said this

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 opportunities as well. >> last year petraeus pled guilty of passing classified information to his former mistress and biographer. sentenced to two years' probation as part of a plea deal. trump to make another pick for his cabinet. trump will nominate georgia senator tom price for the department of human services. price is an orthopedic surgeon who chairs the committee. also the leading critic of obama care calling threat for quality and affordable health care. >>> baggage handlers at logan fast food drivers and uber drivers are some that are planning to rally for higher pa

nearby hotel where guests appear to be trapped inside. officials believe arson is to blame. we'll be there live with the la . >>> is he a terrorist? new images emerge behind the attack at ohio state university. 11 people injured.

nearby shelters. officials say nearly 200 families were moved to mosu early this week trier to the attacks. >>> hillary clinton held a star-studded campaign rally in ohio featuring jay-z, beyonce, and big shawn. >> i want to grow up in a world where my daughter has no has no limitation. she feel like she can be whatever she want to anybody the world. >> anchor: last night clinton stood alongside the celebrity couple with thousands of cheering supporters looking on. it was a chance for clinton to court millennial and minority voters in the last days before the race ends. clinton stressed the urgency of getting out to vote and pleaded with supporters to win ohio. jay-z fired up the crowd but never mentioned her opponent the celebrity list last night saying he didn't need help to fill up an arena. he mocked clinton not drawing her own crowd. he packed the house friday night and department play an instrument. trump pointed out how critical pennsylvania is and his chances of winning the presidency and employing backers to get to the polls. >> i hear we set a new record for this building. and by the way, i didn't have to bring i'm here all by myself. [cheeri

nearby hotel where guests appear to be trapped inside. officials believe arson is to blame. we'll be there live with the latest. >>> is he a terrorist? new images emerge of the man behind the attack at ohio state university. >> there's a guy crashed his car into a bunch of people. >> 11 people injured, the suspect shot and killed by

columbus, ohio) "this is where authorities say artan drove his honda over the curbhitting several people in the courtyard. he then got out of the car wielding a butcher knife and slashing people nearby before a university police officer shot and killed him about 200 feet behind me." investigators are looking into whether it was an act of terrorism. artan's facebook posts prior to the attack included "if you want us muslims to stop carrying lone wolf attacks, then make peace" tuesday, the islamic state claimed artan was a soldier, saying he did what they've askedby tari coalition countries. still, the ohio state students we spoke to seemed most concerned about retaliation against muslim classmates. (joy edinger/osu student) this is just something that happened from one person, it's not something we can blame on other people at the campus union, students are leaving messages of love and hopepromising to stay buckeye strong. brook silva-braga, cbs news, columbus, ohio. ((christianne klein)) a vigil for the survivors and the deceased suspect is planned for later tonight./// ((christianne klein)) >>> you've got questions and we've got answers. ((paul joncich)) >> straight ahead on the va