the initial shots we believe range out outside of watts hall on the ohio state university campus. the campus was immediately put on lockdown by the ohio state university emergency management team. that lockdown lasted for hours. one of those suspects has been shot and killed. the other suspect we understand is in police custody. we also understand that there were nine people shot. we don't know if those were just students or university personnel or professors. we understand nine people, however, were shot. at this point, we believe that one of those people is in critical condition. >> laura: as for the tweets that have been coming in from buckeye alerts, that's who we have been following here, through this morning, now buckeye alert, active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19th and college. that came in about almost exactly two hours ago that that tweet came in. shortly after that, there was a buckeye alert, continue to shelter in place avoid area of college. more information to follow. that was one hour later. shortly after that, continue to shelter in place. north

in fact, ohio state university has been tweeting out regularly this morning, telling students to run, hide, fight and to shelter in place. ohio state university is one of the nation's largest universities as katie mentioned, 65,000 student ons that main campus in columbus. we're going to follow this and keep you updates throughout the hour and the day. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and we're beginning with a look at your philadelphia neighborhoods where temperatures are making their way into the 50s. we're expegting low to mid-50s, so we're getting there. sitting at 51 degree. the airport is at 48, still holding to the up 40s and we see that for richmond. so, starting out getting ready for your afternoon, things look good here. just before your lunch hour. as we look across the board, we see we're still sunny through most of the area, but clouds pretty dense to our southwest. we're going to start to move our direction as we move through your afternoon and especially into the evening. that's because we are ahead of the system that's going bring us plenty of rain, so enjo

we also have ohio state university student kevin vasquez joining us by phone. he's on ohio state's campus near the shooting scene. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> thank you for jumping on the phone. how are you doing? what are you seeing? >> i'm doing well. i'm on edge a little bit. i'm told to move back from lane avenue because i guess there's two shooters and they have one of them pinned down inside of a bathroom. >> we don't have that information confirmed, kevin. we don't have the number of shooters or that anyone is pinned down. thank you very much for letting me know what you are hearing. we are working as we always say in the early moments, there can be a lot of conflicting information. i want to make sure we are clear with our viewers on that. you are near where this is happening. what are you seeing? are you inside, are you outside? where are you? >> i'm outside the student life office, lane avenue, and there's roughly i would say 40 cop cars, s.w.a.t. team just standing outside getting ready, looks to be like they're going inside this building but i

to follow the situation in ohio state university, an active shooter is now dead. the columbus fire department says nine people are now injured in this attack. one is in critical condition. the rest have non-life-threatening injuries. covering metro now -- metro service will close at 1:00 in the morning on weekends, 11:30 during the week, if the metro board approves the final staff recommendations it will also includes cutting back two hours of service on sunday. this is after metro received more than 16,000 comments on its service cut proposals. and metro begins the next phase of safetrack, surge 11. this one is expected to cause a lot of problems for some riders. john gonzalez has the story. john: safetrack 11 is the final one of 2016, and it might be one and silver line east falls church metro station -- take a look. you have these dividers letting folks know that this side of the platform is off-limits. you can see that there are metro employees working hard, down on the track. they are using sledgehammers to review move -- to remove the rail holder. the eventu

unfortunately we've lost our connection with ohio state university. i think we've just reconnected. here's the president of ohio state university, michael drake. >> -- regardless of circumstances that we're here for them and we want to do everything we can to help them have a full and complete recovery as quickly as possible. just let them know we care about them as people as well as patients. >> what about addressing students, when campus reopens? they'll be safe when they come back? >> we all do what we can to be as safe as we can, protocols in place and all live with fear things like this can happen to us. by being diligent and focusing we believe we can be as safe as possible. again, with our safety personnel and officers, we're pleased this was no more serious than it could have been. >> what about the next steps? >> what do you plan to do about classes? did you cancel classes? >> we cancelled classes today. this was quite disruptive. even though the situation was resolved rapidly, we wanted to give police a chance to begin their investigation and held people in place until we f

pamela brown in ohio state university. gets to. >>. so police are suggesting this possibly could be an act of terror. do you buy that? >> i was told that ld. are there ways we can present. the fbi seems to want to collect more information on everyone, whether you're guilty or innocent or whether there is any suspicion. i think we're collecting so much data we're getting lost in the data, so what i'd like to see is more specific targeted investigations using warrants for people who have probable cause. if there is suspicion beforehand, we try to go deep into the situation to find out more about it. but instead, we're asking for broad powers to look at everyone's information. i would like to see the fbi do a better job as. he was dipped prooel pefld chltd. >> wednesday we do know about this individual shlt r. his family was from somalia. he was a first year student in ohio state university. that's what we do know of the not a u. they want freedom and prosperity, but they did come through the rhee he. i think the president was elected wit

again, a suspect is killed after an active shooter situation at ohio state university campus. all classes for the rest of the day have been canceled. >> sarah: we'll continue to monitor develops from ohio state we get them. >> christa: we have more breaking news. in brockton, the victim in last week's hit and run has died. this happened friday morning just as a group of people was crossing the street outside of a popular bar and it was caught on camera. police say of the driver of the car turned himself in. state police are not releasing his name. >>> a new hampshire mother who overdosed in a store will face charges. mandy court. her overdose was filled in a store i'll, her toddler frantically trying to wake her up. >>> also, on 7, a car burst into flames after crashing into a logan express bus. three people injured until the crash, all were taken to the hospital. victoria warren has more from chelsea. >> reporter: car on fire, chelsea fighters raced to the scene after this terrible crash on eastern avenue. t-boned a logan express bus. >> the nature of the accident, the car hit

university. what you don't think of is any the ohio state university. what i can tell you, being a former student, is that i do know campus police have always been vigilant at the university and a strong police force. so it's no surprise when i heard how fast campus police were right here on scene at watts hall. i'll tell you this, though. my heart is still heavy. although there are no casualties as a result, no innocent people were killed at least, it's still unbelievable, unfathomable that we've seen it happen all across the country, but i guess you never think it would happen so close to home. i guess really what it did is put everything in perspective for me as a former student and as a journalist and person just living in the united states at a time such as this. >> college campuses tend to be close-knit communities. how do you think the student body, which i think is the key question here, is going to react? how are they going to come together and push themselves through what's a difficult time for them just walking around this cams building every

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. >>> and ohio state university attacked.his morning, classes resume, but questions remain after a student ran over and stabbed several people. stabbed stabbed several people. captioning funded by cbs >>> goo morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, wind-stoked wildfires have forced the evacuations in two popular tourist towns in east tennessee. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for downtown gatlinburg as flames and choking smoke swept through and around the great smoky mountain national park. an advisory was issued there, some areas nearby pigeon forge were also evacuated. police have been going door to door to warn residents. >> the wind direction is swirling. we've picked up many embers and caused spot fires. multiple trees began to fall, taking down power line which is caused other fires to occur. we are in the process of fighting multiple fires. >> the national guard has been mobilized. nearby, the dollywood resort was

right now at ohio state university, located in columbus ohio, we have learned from the university's webre is an active shooter situation. we really don't know much more than that. ohio state university located in columbus, ohio, a big 10 school where they have 65,000 students on their emergency osu management twitter handle. they put out buckeye the school's mascot alert. active shooter on campus. run hide fight. watts hall. building on campus. we assume that's where this is taking place. 19th and college, the address of the building and simply saying, shelter is in place, avoid the area of the college. more information to come. so the information is very limited at this point. school officials, via social media and on their web site have alerted the public there's an active shooter situation on campus. they're telling people to avoid the area. watts hall, that must be a building on campus where this incident is taking place. 19th and college and they're telling people, do not be in that area. it also says, run hide fight. you're seeing that on the osu emergency web site twitter handle

we're taking a live look at ohio state university right now where.. officials now say the scene is now secure. ohio state university warned students monday morning of an were advised through a series of tweets to run, hide or fight. the linn county board of supervisors took a step towards conserving parts of land across the squaw creek corridor. they announced this morning they purchased 485 acres of land near highway 13 and mount vernon road. and that's where we join kcrg t-v 9's phil reed. phil who did they buy the land from and how much will it cost them? they got it from sutherland the county paid 7. 2 million dollars to get it. that will make this area here available for public parks, trails and recreation. the boards of supervisors say 1.5 million of the local option sales tax will help pay for it. they will cover the rest of the cost by issuing bonds, using some of their reserve money, and selling some of the land at the creek that they won't use. that could be up to 150 acres. the city of marion partnered with the board of supervisors to bring

swarmed the ohio state university campus.. at first - rushing to the scene for reports of an active shooter on the loose.. the university.. alerting students and staff.. tweeting -- "active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight!" sot - (facebook live) "we were starting to get a text there was a shooter on campus so they locked the building down. had us all go up to the third floor." sot - brandon "we all moved away from the door. shut it and we started turning noon.. university officials announced that a suspect has been shot and killed.. the scene secure.. and no longer an active-shooter situation. sot - (broadcastify) "be advised, we got a man with a knife running around, cutting people." sot - (witness) "a cop arrived on scene and yelled at the suspect to get down, but the suspect charged him and and rumors about a second suspect.. unfounded. sot - chief craig stone / ohio state university police dept over the curb, west 19th. cutting pedestrians." sot - most likely? from the stab wounds from the butcher knife.. there were nu

we begin with new developments on monday's ohio state university attack. the ohio state university police officer who shot and killed the suspect is being praised this morning for ending the situation about a began. cnn's karin caifa joins us live from cleveland as investigators continue to search for a motive. good morning karin--- ((ad-lib)) <

sandra: we are a awaiting a news conference on the campus of the ohio state university in columbus, ohior this morning the public safety incident was reported. there was an active shooter on campus but the university has now put out a statement, not only saying and confirming what we reported earlier, that a suspect has been shot and reported deceased and that 10 had been moved to a local hospital, one in critical condition, but the victim's injuries include stab wounds, injury by motor vehicle and other injuries that are still being evaluated. at the recommendation of law enforcement, campus alert shelters have been, alert for shelter in place have been lifted. they're calling the campus security point but we are still learning more and we hope to learn more when they hold a news conference coming up. we are told that the campus president will be available for that news conference as well as possibly medical staff, so we could learn more what happened on that campus, one of the largest colleges in this country this morning. >>> president obama under fire from leading opinion pubs for hi

breaking news from ohio on the campus of ohio state university, a shelter in place warning has been liftedeported active shooter situation on the campus here in columbus, ohio. one suspect we're told is dead, 8 other people were taken to area hospitals. one in critical condition at this hour, as we told you at the top of the hour, the incident happened inside watts hall, the material science and engineering building. the scene is secure. all classes have been canceled for the day, we'll continue to follow any developments and bring you updates from the campus of ohio state university. >>> the official mourning period for former cuban president fidel castro is underway. thousands are paying tribute to the leader. abc's marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: many by the thousand paid tribute to fedel castro filing past this memorial, a somber reflex on this island -- reflection on this island nation ruled by castro for 49 years. >> his figure will remain cuba's biggest pride. where the normally vibrant music has been silent in tribute. the flag flies at half staff. a stark contrast to the cel

we'll continue our coverage of an active shooter at the ohio state university, a place that had a big win over the weekend. jon: 8 people sent to local hospitals in ohio after a shooting on the ohio state university campus in columbus. the fires department says one person is in critical conditions. the others said to be stable. jo ling: state university warning its student earlier that there is an active short on campus and those student should run, hide, or fight. melissa: that's the standard protocol. run, evacuate if possible, hide if you can't get anywhere, go silently out of view or fight. if your life is in imminent danger use the help of the people around you. the school has 60,000 students. jon: this started an hour ago when the emergency management office started sending out these tweets. buckeye alert. active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall. 19th and college. avoid area of college. more information to follow. but the information has been coming out in dribs and drabs. as you can manage people are terrified on the osu campus. we understand one of the people tr

what is the new normal around ohio state university campus. we will wait and find out. getting answers live in columbus jen picciano, cleveland 19. >> chris: jen, thanks for that. coming up in goldenberg continues our team coverage. more student reaction from the campus. how they reacted and how they informed their friends, family and loved ones of the events going on and ultimately knew that the situation had been diffused. >> for now we will send it back to the suit on in columbus, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> denise: all right, chris. we will take you live to a news conference by care, the council >> we want to condemn in the strongest possible terms this and any other kind of senseless violent acts. our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim and all the staff and students at ohio state. >> we want to thank the columbus police department for their swift action and osu police that averted a bigger tragedy today. >> we would also like to urge everyone not to ju investigators do their job. >> responding to a senseless act of violence with hate is never

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and frankly, it took a piece out of everybody here at our beautiful ohio state university that this could have happened here. we are a strong, tough resilient community. when we think about as we like to say now the ohio state university it's just not students who go to school here touch this had place who think and will be affected by what happened today and we will be extremely grateful. that we will have full recovery. there can be a lot of questions about who, why, how and when and we have to respect the law enforcement community to do their job. the f.b.i. is assisting with local and campus police and investigators. we are helping at the highway patrol with anything that needs to be investigated. the f.b.i. has also has a partnership. they have not taken over this investigation. they have great respect for the work of the campus police and columbus police department. so we will not rush to try to figure things out. i know that's your job and frankly it is our job to say let the investigation take its due course. at the end o find out what happened. we may not totally find out why thi

seriously keeping it safe. >>> nine people hurt and the suspect shot dead in a knife attack at ohio state university. a prayer vigil is just getting underway for those who were hurt in the attack. just landed in ohio. what information have you learned? >> reporter: within the last few minutes the ap confirming the suspect's name is abdul razak ali artan he is 18 years old a somali refugee he was living illegally in the united states, look at the scene behind me very active as police try to piece this together, figure out what caused this man to go through with this attack, it first came in as a reported shooting as more details started coming and we learned no shots were fired by the suspect, but he drove his car up onto the curb running into a crowd of people and then jumped out started stabbing people. a terrifying scene all of this going down before 10:00 am this morning as students were coming back from thanksgiving break a terrifying situation, listen to went through.>> it is not real. you go numb. it is not supposed to happen. sorry. so, yeah. it is, it is scary. we barricaded ourselves in our

one cay after the the ohio state university community. stays strong. >> . more than a hundred thousand students faculty. staff and make up the ohio state university community. >> many still reeling from the suspected terror attack. attended a special event tonight. live in columbus. with more. on what took place. >> people here are going through a lot. after any traumatic experience. of emotions from sadness to fear. anger. just also sorts o emotion. and part of the process trying to heal and deal with all of that. happened here tonight. they say they're taking the first step towards healing. and moving forward. by coming together. >> . inside st. john arena. the ohio state university marching band. began to play. students faculty and staff. couldn't help but reflect on monday easter tpeuing attack. terrifying attack. here. as hundreds gather together. tuesday night. they found comfort and strength. >> it's a good thing. to talk about. to see how people react. >> university leaders offered support. and provided important information. from safety and security

we will be right back. >> breaking news of reports of an active shooter on ohio state university. whose life picture of columbus, ohio. cnn interviewed a sophomore saying he heard gunfire from what he believes came from a class building. right now we are hearing a hall with reports of an active shooter. we will follow this out of columbus ohio. >> if you're getting ready for work we want to get you set with whether an traffic. let's look at the weather. >> we will have dam to start and then have dry conditions for such a. that will be for today and for the week ahead. >> if you are heading to tahoe is perfect because they got a nice bit of snow. you could see a lot of activity but around the bay it is minimal and we expect to be less throughout the morning. we have clouds out there but that's it. here's a live look out of the golden gate bridge. we have mild conditions out there. we have the roads that are on the dem side note active rainfall falling right now. there is just a missed. you may run some -- into some of the spray from the cars in front of you. today will start things

today ohio state university is working to get back to normal. overnight local and federal authorities searched the columbus home of 18-year-old abdule razak ali artan >> when you look at your neighbors home we don't suspect that. >> investigators say the osu student had several his honda yesterday before jumping out with a butcher knife. he went on the attack before a campus police officer shot and killed him. students at the large university barricaded themselves inside classrooms. >> it was kind of terrifying at first because you don't really think it's going to happen to you. >> but now the focus turns to the suspect. jumped across the stage at community college. posting on facebook minutes before the attack, i can't take it anymore. muzzle leaders in ohio urge people not to jump to conclusions. >> we do know that the somali heritage will be enough for some people to falsely link this tragic incident to the fate of islam into the somali and muslim communities. >> as investigators worked figure out if the suspects motive was terror related, i

an active shooter situation on the campus of ohio state university. what we know about injuries right now in a live report. our state's top election officials respond to the tweet by president-elect donald trump saying there was "serious voter fraud in new hampshire." kevin: a blend of sunshine and clouds wit futurecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: we begin with that breaking news. right now there's an active shooter investigation at ohio state university. fire officials say at least 8 were injured, one in critical condition. still very much a fluid situation. good afternoon. the school sent out an alert two hours ago urging students to about half-hour ago they sent out an alert saying situation had been secured. abc's elizabeth hur is live with what we know. elizabeth: officials announced that the shelter in place has been lifted in the scene is secured but there

there's a report that it happened after an earlier incident at the university. a local ohio station. and, the chemical engineering program. and soon after, a report came out of a person stabbing people inside of the building. around 10 am, the university tweeted out that there was an active shooter on campus and the words, run hide, fight. whitehall is the science and engineering building. eight people are hospitalized and we are getting various reports on conditions and one person is in critical condition. the campus newspaper says that there is one body bag outside of the building. and, area schools are all in lockdown and being told to shelter back in place. and, we saw earlier that people were in handcuffs being led away from the parking garage. >> a very fluid situation. he will check back throughout the morning. >> let's check in with steve paulson on whether as we start this work week. >> yes, thank you it looks like the rain is letting up. the fog is not much of an issue but the breeze, starting to crank up it will be a blustery day and wind gust to 28 it will be out

. >> a lot of people are asking about the open carry and one of the rules main place for the university, ohio is an open carry state but different universities are able to implement within the law certain restrictions. what do we know about the ohio state? >> i don't know. i'll have to look into that. i don't know what the law of ohio is. but in some states, the campuses have tried to restrict open carry on campus and have not been successful in some states and others, they are. we'll have to see what the law is in ohio. >> we'll get that clarification. thank you very much, pete. i have rehema ellis with me and let's bring in former atf agent jim cavanaugh and massive campus by population of enrollment. third largest. the campus itself, 16,000 acres, 1293 buildings. the center of all of this, material science and residence hall called watts hall on campus. what do authorities when you look at a massive amount of space and a huge population, a lot of kids got back from thanksgiving last night. >> to the epicenter of the event where it seems to be at watts hall. the witness you talked to, that

the ohio state university in columbus, ohio has issued an active shooter alert on campus. moments ago, the school posted this on twitter. quote, buckeye alert. active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19th and college. deborah feyerick is with us with a little more information. this is a huge university, 66,000 students. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, we do know there's a huge response right now. the police are on scene, other agencies responding as well. the fire department there also. that part you read out, the run, hide, fight, that is really a warning to the students. that's what they are supposed to do. first they run. if they encounter anybody, then they fight. i'm sorry, then they hide and then they fight. so that is normal sort of when you are dealing with an active shooter situation. that's what they are conveying to the students. right now we know that police are responding as are other law enforcement agencies and they are trying to determine exactly what is going on. we are told that it is in an area -- it's on the campus. we are

definitely a first for me. >> tyler harden, a student at the ohio state university. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead on the ohio state university attacks. ten people taken to hospitals. nine stable. one critical. the suspect according to officials dead. stay with us. we'll have more after the break. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a

university. police shot and killed him. rob schmitt joins us now with the latest developments. just before ten a-m monday...a violent attack...on the campus of ohio state university... "mike" / osu student says: "shaken up. i don't have a clear mind." law enforcement sources tell fox news that a young somali man... intentionally drove a car into pedestrians... then got out with a knife and started stabbing people. stone says: "about 9:52am, a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb..." stone says: "struck pedestrians, he exited vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians" fortunately, police were in the area...due to an earlier gas leak. stone says: "our officer was on scene in less than a minute, and he ended the situation in less than a minute." moll says: "the officer engaged the suspect and shot police say nine people were injured. thomas says: "none of the individuals appear to have life threatening injuries at this time." thomas says: "there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts, most likely as chief said from the stab wounds... from the butcher knife. and then there were a number of people that had orth

just an hour ago president elect tweeted out this in response to the ohio state university just an hour ago president elect tweeted out this president elect tweeted out this in response to the ohio state university stabbings... and it's already in "isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee who should not have been in our country." mr. trump is no stranger to controversial tweets... yesterday he sent out a message regarding those who burn the american flag. team 12's bryan west is live from the satellite center... good morning bryan.... they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to incredibly and while most everyone would agree it is disrespectful burning the flag is protected by the first amendment. we want to know what you think... should burning the american flag be a punishable offense? let us know by going to 12 news dot com slash your voice... or on our 12 news facebook page.... checking your hot headlines this morning.... today a the 19 granite mountain hotshots who died in the yarnell hill fire..

taken to consider who should be the next secretary of state. >> let me ask you first about the ohio state universityttack. the president-elect tweeted in response to that attack, he said isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee, who should not have been in our country. do you agree that this was a vetting problem? >> well, i think after the fact we can be pretty accurate that this is something who had past activity that should be called into question, and current activity that obviously looks like a terrorist attack, sponsored or at least in some way connected to isis. so i think at the current time we can say this was a mistake. but what president-elect said throughout the campaign is true, and that is we have not been able to accurately screen people, particularly from some of these countries of extreme interests, and we need to find a way to do it better. so for congress and for the president-elect, we're going to have to find ways to have tourists, temporary immigrants, and permanent immigrants screened much better but reasonably quickly

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point in time, the lockdown situation that the university was under has now been lifted, although classes cancelled for the rest of the day there at ohioity. this was a very dramatic scene, and to hear students who are on campus, many of them in class when this happened. the first notice many got, for a few, hearing the gunshots, potentially from the police officer who was shooting the suspect, but also all of them got text message alerts that came out just moments after this happened. one student, one ohio state university student, says he was there when this man pulled a knife outside. it was by the watts building which is an engineering and science building there or campus and head se wsaid he was on thed this man pulled a large knife. some people called it a machete and started chasing people around trying to attack them, what the student said. luckily, he said, so many people he couldn't focus on one target, but again, we know there are several in the hospital including there at wexner medical center on campus. this student didn't see anyone guess stabbed but saw the police officer take down the suspect. he said he saw the police

there could be a security person from the ohio state university who might be among those injured. information has not been revealed to us yet. it is very curious what pete was saying that they believe it was a student at ohio state university. lived in the area. what the motivation may have been, unclear. why the fire alarm was pulled. did that have to do with the notion that it was a planned attack? interesting questions. we look forward to getting the answers. >> we are hearing from more people but at this moment there is a press conference happening live. >> an officer called out on the radio that shots were fired. he engaged a suspect who had gotten out of the vehicle after hitting pedestrians. the suspect cut multiple individuals. the officer engaged the suspect and shot and killed the suspect. the first buckeye alert went out at 9:55 to alert the campus community there was an emergency. many officers from various different jurisdictions all over the county and outside the county responded immediately. the shelter in place was lifted and law enforcement continued to investiga

students and faculty put on lock down today at ohio state university in columbus. police say a man dro curb and into pedestrians this morning. he then jumped out of the car and started attacking people with a butcher knife. fox 6's ted perry joins us from the newsroom with more, ted? the attack happened just before 10 a-m local time. at least eight people were injured, and an ohio state spokesman says the shooter was shot and killed. this morning at ohio state university in columbus, the warning came-- "nat" the campus went on lockdown as police and swat teams rushed to the scene. students and employees sheltered in dorms and class rooms ... blocking doors with whatever they could find. they distributed images of what they saw on social media ... and spoke to news organizations from their hiding places. voice of kevin vasquez/ohio state university student "it's very hectic here right now. there's like 40 cop cars, everyone's very frantic. all the swat teams are getting together and cops are still pulling up." before noon, the shelter in place alert was lifted. witn

thanks very much. >>> serious story about a active shooter at ohio state university. . columbus s.w.a.t. team, atf, fbi all on the scene at ohio state university where we believe an active shooter is still on the loose. we've heard nothing to suggest that person or persons are not. we do know that columbus fire, confirming, according to them, eight people have been injured an transported to local hospitals seven in stable condition. one in critical condition. this is very fluid situation. those numbers tend to change when you get different agencies giving different reports. to this point we know people have been injured. we don't know the nature of those injuries. one person in critical condition. we do not know what is the situation with the shooter or shooters. based on what we're seeing and what we've heard so far, it appears the situation is ongoing. stuart: the authorities are telling students to run, hide, fight. ashley: fight. stuart: that's intesting, ashley, thank you. mark steyn, international best-selling author, syndicated columnist, clearly varney favorite

jeff pegues has that part of the story. >> reporter: the man behind today's attack at ohio state university was a new student. officials say abdul razak ali artan came to the u.s. with six seven years in a refugee camp in pakistan. artan attended community college 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 if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to think, what's going to happen." 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. renewed its warnings to police agencies across the country about the potential for home-grown violent extremist activity targeting civilians in a law enforce

the crime scene takes us, but the active investigation continues at ohio state university. local and federal authorities believe the suspect acted alone, but they are working to figure out if his motive was terror related. confusion and chaos on the campus of ohio state university. >> fire department, this is osu. we have a vehicle that struck several pedestrians. >> reporter: investigators say jurchled a curb and plowed into several people near the school's engineering building. he got out armed with a butcher knife and started slash iing. >> i called people. they were like, don't go to campus. there's an active shooter. >> a heroic campus cop, two years on the force, opened fire killing the suspect. >> the cop yelled, he charged the cop, and the cop was forced to shoot him. >> reporter: there was no active shooter and the terrifying theme sparked panic. many barricading themselves in clas tweeted, active shooter, run, hide, fight. >> i ran into a bathroom, luckily, there was just a single stall and i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the attacker identified as

we are following breaking news on the ohio state university campus ... the ohio state university campus ... police are dealing with an active shooter situation right now. 8 people injured, one in critical condition. active shooting situation happening near watts hall, the university's materials science and engineering building. out a twitter alert says active shooter on campus. run-hide- fight." then minutes later a tweet said to shelter in place and to avoid the area. you can see police tape and emergency vehicles on campus as the emergency vehicles on campus as the active shooter situation continues we'll continue to stay on this story and bring updates with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day canyon today! sunday's bitter cold brought fresh snow to the resort... just in time for opening day. this amazing video was captured by fox5 viewer stella vasileva on her d

he is a graduate of ohio state university. he joined the ohio state university police department back in january 2015. he was there on the scene in less than a minute from when this attack began. officers are praising him. the police chief saying he was heroic here and did exactly what he was trained to do. here on ohio state campus classes will resume again today students coming back after yesterday when they were canceled. everybody in shock. >> some of the social media pictures of students barricaded inside the rooms it really was frightening. >> the question many are asking what does president elect trump need to do to fighter>> reporter: -- fight terror in america. we have with root the people being radicalized, weed them out before they come into the country. >> there are cells here. these folks are here functioning within these larger communities. donald trump's team needs to go two-ways on this. look at those who are already here regarding the fact that the door has been opened, governor kasich has accepted an extraordi