a high school east of cleveland, ohio. it's still under lockdown after a shooting was reported in the school's cafeteria. four students have been injured. police say two gunmen are now in custody. one boy is now being processed here. i'm told i have chris jansing here to help me out with the latest of anymore information that we're learning. what more can you tell us about what's going on? >> it does appear they have one shooter in custody and you know how social media is these days, chuck. a lot of the kids obviously were communicating with their parents and other folks. the word is the shooting happened in the cafeteria. four people were hit. we don't know exactly what their conditions are. that's really the question right now. chardon is a very small, rural community. it's about 20, 25 miles east of cleveland. the sheriff confirming that this happened and that there is someone in custody and that the school was on lockdown and that pictures we were getting from the scene in chardon were emotional. i think dramatic. pare

we begin with breaking news of a shooting at a high school near cleveland, ohio. thank you for joining us. i'm j.c. hayward. police have one suspect in custody after five students were shot just as classes began this morning. the shots rang out around 7:30 at char don -- chardon high school. alexis christopherous has more. >> reporter: students filed out and worried parents gathered in the snowy streets to pick up their children. one mother said her daughter witnessed the shooting and that it happened in the school taft tieria before the start of first period. another student says a boy stood up and started shooting and then it was chaos. the exact number of injured is not yet confirmed, but the sheriff says five students are believed shot. four boys and a girl. a brave teacher may have saved lives by running the shooter out of the school. >> the first team of officers went in, it was determined the students had run from the building. >> officers continued to search for more. though the fbi believes there was just one shooter. as students evacuated the high school

. >> juliana:lo que comenzó como un lunes común y corriente en la escuela de cleveland ohio, en cuestiónabe de una segunda víctima que falleció, todo sucedió en la escuela secundaria y tema más información. >> reportera: esta mañana este joven está en la cárcel sospechoso de haber disparado a cinco compañeros matando a uno de ellos e hiriendo a cuatro, en la escuela secundaria a 30 millas de cleveland en ohio. -estamos orando por los familiares de las víctimas, quien recalcó que la tragedia pudo haber sido mucho peor. >> reportera: el plantel había practicado para este tipo de emergencias añade, las maestras dijeron un trabajo excelente en situaciones terribles, según informes a las 7:30 de la mañana el agresor también alumno de la escuela, camino a su grupo de estudiantes en la cafetería empezó a disparar. -escuché muchos disparos todo el mundo corría y disparaban. una bala rozó el oído de este muchacho. -me estaba dando vuelta cuando disparó que tuve suerte porque me estaba protegiendo. >> reportera: los padres de todos los alumnos llegaron de forma frenética para tener información de

a student gunman may have -- this is in chardon, near cleveland, ohio. cafeteria there. a teacher then chased the gunman away before he turned himself in a short time later. one cleveland tv station is reporting that that young gunman may have posted on triter -- twitter last night that he was planning on taking a gun to school. >>> only on 2, exclusive video obtained by ktvu shows convicted serial killer lauren herzog expressing some remorse for the death of a central valley woman more than a decade ago. allie rasmus is here in the studio. >> this exclusive interrogation video dates back to 1989, shortly after the two speed freak killers were arrested. detectives questioned herzog for 19 hours otherrary period of five days and in the interrogation, herzog calls his childhood friend, a cold- blooded killer. they say it was termen tine, not him, who killed up to 25 people. one of the people was cindy vanderer height -- vanderheight. he seems to be expressing some sort of remorse. [inaudible] >> reporter: now, cindy was killed more than a decade ago. but i

this is large helicopter shot, wjw, our affiliate in cleveland, ohio. flying over the scene. there is believe at this moment there is only one suspect or gunman. according to our folks on the ground in ohio. that suspect is in custody. we were told that earlier. authorities conducting a perimeter sweep, canvasing local neighborhoods to make sure there is no other individual involved. also this spokeswoman from the fbi, stressing from the fox news channel, all this as initial reporting of the investigation at its early stages, still unfolding as i mentioned earlier. martha: we'll tap into our local coverage, our affiliate there in cleveland, wjw and hear what they're saying about this. let's listen. >> students were flooding out of the building as their parents pick them up. most of them coming on foot because there is so much traffic surrounding here trying to get in as people got word from reverse 911 from the school. there had been a shooting. that was all the information they had. they were told on the recording more information would follow. parents are certainly waiting f

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united states a student has been shot dead and four others injured after a student opened fire in cleveland, ohio hero. the teenager was chased by the building -- teenager was chased by a teacher out of the building. the student is now being questioned. >> a former shop worker has pleaded guilty to stealing as much as $90 million in public money in nigeria. he embezzled funds to offshore accounts via london. more at www.bbc.com/news. >> this is "bbc world news." the headlines today, the british photographer paul conroy has been smuggled to safety after being wounded in an attack in the syrian city of homs. more on that. let's get to beirut. the bbc's jim muir is with us. what do we know? >> well paul conroy were -- was smuggled out late on monday during the day. and then during the night, he was smuggled back across the lebanese border, probably the same route they took to get in there, traveling with opposition people. now ambassador officials here who have been working hard to bring a resolution to this issue have now confirmed he is now safe and well in lebanon. we do not know exactly where he

. >>> a teenager opened fire this morning inside a high school cafeteria in a suburb of cleveland, ohio killing one student and wounding four others. two of the wounded were taken by helicopter from chardon high school to trauma centers. police say a teacher chased the gunman out of the school and the teen surrendered to bystanders. >> i heard shots fired in the cafeteria. i saw a bunch of people running -- running out, so i started running. i heard someone yelling get down and i heard a bunch of shots behind me. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the student killed or the alleged gunman but other students say he was known as an outcast and victim of brullying. they would not comment on the conditions of the four studented -- four wounded students. >>> the remaining presidential contenders are in their final days of campaign before moving on. romney is in michigan today where he told plant workers he can create jobs. he also said santorum is unqualified to be president. >> thank you. >> rick santorum is also campaigning in mish gaun today -- michigan today. the conservati

three now have died as a result of the shooting that took place yesterday morning just outside of cleveland, ohiotoday on the house floor, the republican from ohio called for a moment of silence. >> speaker, i ask to speak out of order for one minute. >> gentleman's recognized. >> i thank the speaker and my colleagues for their attention, sadly n a set of circumstances that's becoming all too frequt

ohio, breaking news. absolutely horrifying unfolding at a cleveland high school.f the students has died. here's what else we know. the alleged gunman is t.j. lane, who is believed to be a teenager. that paper also spoke with multiple eyewitnesses and one of the shooting victims. if you look close here at this video, this is a video from our affiliate. they appear to be taking a suspect, perhaps the suspect here, into custody in a very snowy ohio here this morning. here's how it unfolded the shooting took place at chardon high school. a teacher chased the suspect out of the building, ultimately. they were slapped into custody. i want you to hear how the students related it. >> i heard what i thought was firecrackers, i wasn't sure. then i saw a bunch of people run out, so i started running. once i got into the hallway, i heard a bunch of shots fired behind me. >> we thought it was a drill, to be honest with you, but then we heard over the announcement that it was actually a shooting spree, so we just hunkered down like we drilled over and over before, and we got a

. >> caller: i'm from cleveland, ohio, and i'm 11 years old, i think general mcclellan was disrespectful -- >> katherine, it's a little difficult to hear you. if you're on a speakerphone can you pick up. oit tou it's tough for us to hear. >> caller: i heard that george b. mcclellan was very disrespectful to abraham lincoln. he told his wife the president was an idiot and that he was no more than a well-meaning baboon. is this true? >> george mcclellan had, you know, prewar experience with abe lincoln when mcclellan was vice president of illinois central railroad and able lincoln was a lawyer working on cases for the railroad. and they actually spent time together traveling to different points along the railroad working on court cases to get rights-of-way and so forth. and he managed to get along fine with lincoln during that period and he enjoyed abe lincoln's propensity to entertain people around a fire in a little tavern or a hostel around the way with anecdotes based on his experience as a backwoods lawyer. but when lincoln was elevated to president and mcclellan became his subordinat

i represent northeast ohio just south of cleveland, akron, youngstown, ravenna, you know, halfway between cleveland and pittsburgh, the old steel belt. some of these we aren't going to get back. we're not going to get back the tweezer manufacturer. i think our focus needs to be how do we make america competitive to make the high-end advanced manufacturing products that we can sell to the world, the advance batteries that the president talked about. and if we're going to do that, we need a government that is smart. and it's not this all government is bad, all we need to do is make the government small enough to be able to put it in a bathtub and drown it. that kind of incendiary rhetoric is not healthy. we need to pump up national science foundation. pump up national institutes of health. make sure everybody in the country gets a community college degree so we have the workforce necessary to fill these new jobs. how do we grow engineers in the united states and provide scholarships for young people to go to these schools? we've got all kinds of school reform that we need too. but set a vis

. >> the gentlemen yields back and we go back to cleveland ohio, a d -- mr. kucinich. >> i keep hearing criticism of the president not giving enough time before making the appointment, isn't it true that president bush made two recess appointments to the board, mr. cowin and bartlett without ever nominating them to the senate at all, is that true? >> i'm not sure congressman kucinich or not. >> let me assert for the record that it is true and that mr. pinkus -- >> if i may just say. >> i have to move on, you did not give me the answer. mr. pinkus, we have a slide to put up there, somebody? hello? thank you very much. that slide shows president bush's recess appointments, he made a eight recess appointments to the nlrb during his presidency. now, did the chamber of commerce object to mr. bush's recess appointments? that you know of? >> i don't know congressman but none were made in the circumstances here. >> okay, so you don't know. the nlrb ensures protection of workers non, and union alike. now slide six, it shows the nlrb protects the right to form or join

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this morning a community is dealing with grief and shock after a school shooting just outside cleveland ohio that left a student dead and four others injured. the shots were fired just before 8 in the morning yesterday. abc2 news education reporter sherrie johnson joins us with the latest in any new developments in this story. >> reporter: yes, we have all new information this morning. today at 3:30 p.m. the suspected teen gunman will be in court for his first appearance. area clergy have planned another vigil for tonight at 7:00 at church in chardon that's outside cleveland. now today, flags will be flown at half-staff in honor of the victim killed in that shooting. classes are also canceled across chardon today because of the shooting. last night, many people turned out for a prayer vigil at chardon assembly of god church. it was one of several throughout the community to pray for students and teachers and families of the victims. now on monday morning, around 7:30, police say t.j. lane entered chardon high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. 16-year-old daniel parmertor was killed an

classes are canceled at a suburban cleveland, ohio school after a teenager opened fire on a group of students. the gunman who was not a student at the school shot five students in the cafeteria yesterday morning. one of the victims died. the alleged shooter is in custody. >>> a 12-year-old texas boy is in custody accused of pointing a loaded gun at a classmate while standing in a lunch line. he was upset about comments another student made about a female classmate. two coaches stepped in and held the boy till deputies got to the school. he's expected to be charged with aggravated assault. >>> liberty airport is back open this morning shut down for an hour monday night after a united airlines jet from atlanta to newark made an emergency landing. the pilot reported a problem with the plane's front landing gear. emergency crews used flame retar distant foam as a pre-- retardant foam as a precaution. no report of injuries. >>> will gas prices going up hurt the economic recovery? analysts weigh in. >>> a major traffic circle in the district could turn into even more of a traffic nightmare

jackson might have fought the famous battle of harrisburg or cleveland, ohio or who knows where. so dropping him into gettysburg isn't legitimate. but i have no doubt that would he have gone up the hill and that would have been the end of the battle. but that's a good question. >> we have a couple more quick que cal calls before presume resumes. carolyn, go ahead. >> good morning, sir. i just wanted to tell you how fascinating this is. i'm in an or bon arbor, michiga the program is so very interesting for those of us who aren't in your region. we lived in richmond couple years and went to all the battlefields and learned about it and there are still re-enactments up here and people who are very interested in michigan and the civil war, in studying it. so thank you for airing this nationally and for bringing such fascinating speakers. >> well, i should admit that i lived in michigan for a few years. i was very, very young. my theory is it did me no harm in the long term because i was so young and moved on on california. but i'm glad to hear about the interest out there. and i hope

jackson with his drive might have the fought the famous battle at harrisburg or cleveland, ohio or who knows where. dropping him into gettysburg isn't legitimate. having said that i would have no doubt he would have gone up east cemetery hill and that would have been the end of the battle of gettysburg. >> we have a couple more quick calls before the program resumes at the library of virginia. let's hear from carol in ann arbor, michigan. >> and good morning, sir. i wanted to tell you how fascinating this is. i am in ann arbor, michigan. the program is so very interesting for those of us who aren't in your region. we did live in michigan or we lived in richmond for a couple years and went to all these battlefields and studied and learned about it. and i wanted to let you know there are still re-enactments up here and people who are very interested in michigan in the civil war in studying it. so thank you for airing this nationally. and for bringing such fascinating speakers. >> well, i should admit that i lived in michigan for a few years. i was very, very young. my theory is it did me

a community is grieving this morning after a school shooting outside cleveland ohio leaving one student dead, four others injured. >> the shots were fired after 8:00 monday morning and abc2 news sherrie johnson has the latest. >> reporter: well, we have been working with our sister station in cleveland wews on this story to find out all new information. last night, a prayer vigil was held at chardon assembly of god church. it was one of several throughout the evening to pray for stewed ep, -- students, teachers and families. the community came together to support would be another in the -- one another in the time of tragedy. around 7:30 police say t.j. lane entered the high school and opened fire in the cafeteria. 16-year-old daniel parmertor was killed. they say he was bullied because of his goth appearance but this morning many are trying to come to terms with the loss of their classmate. >> i accepted it happened but it has not hit me the full impact like what it is going to be like after this. and i am trying to plan my next move mentally with this whole thing. >> reporter: area cle

one student is dead, four others are wounded after high school shooting near cleveland ohio.he gunmen, who was also a student, opened fire in the cafeteria. two victims are in critical condition. the shooting suspect is now in custody. >> police are searching for a serial bank robbery was canvassing prince george's county. surveillance video caught his latest robbery to date in clinton. in each case, the suspect demands money by claiming there will be a nuclear bomb explosion. >> a maryland army national guardsman has died in a retaliation attack in afghanistan. robert j. marchanti ii was shot saturday. they were gone down as retribution for the burning of the koran on an american base last week. he was on his first one-year tour. >> a mother was scared for her daughter's safety. she says her daughter is constantly being bullied at school and after-school. sam fort is life in northeast washington. >> the school -- monique spencer says she moved her daughter hear from a charter school because she was impressed by the program. and then the bullying started. >> they took her gla

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police arresting one suspect in a shooting at chardon high school in cleveland, or near cleveland, ohiopened fire in the school cafeteria early this morning. you're seeing i believe more live pictures of the school there as we continue to watch it throughout the day today. five students are injured, three of them said to be in critical condition. we want an update now and we'll get it from f.b.i. session agent vickie anderson. agent anderson we are seeing now reports of the name of the shooter, the picture of the alleged shooter on the internet. are you in any position to confirm the name, able, identity of the shoot stpher. >> no, we ar shooter? >> no, we are not at this time. i want to specify in a the geauga sheriff's office will be conducting a press conference along with the superintendent of schools at noon today to release information. i can't speak for them. they will be releasing additional information. jenna: we'll certainly be watching the statements live at noon if that is indeed when we will get some more information from local law enforcement. can you give us any update on

. >> more on that high school shooting near cleveland ohio a small town outside of cleveland, one student dead and four students are in area hospitals after another young man described as a classmate opened fire, that student was chased out of the school reportedly by a teacher. and now in police custody. we have a reporter with wtam radio in cleveland, laurie, help us through the story and guide us to what you know great the eyewitnesss. >> we have learned that one of the five injured has passed away at the metro health medical center. two were taken to hill kroecreh. i startsed reporting the story from the on sets, we learned after 7:30 that something happened. i started to call the police and knew that something was wrong. had a busy signal and they were hanging up on me. we learned quickly that something had happened. all the reports that we are hearing throughout the morning is that chardon has handled it to the best of their ability. it was impressive that they got in and apprehended the student and got things so organized. >> we are not identifying the student, i know he has been i

police are searching for we are hearing two gunmen at charden high school, outside of cleveland, ohio have been shot at this incident. we'll continue to follow this obviously and update you as we know more about this story. we're going to continue to work on details on that. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," turning the tables on teachers. new york city publishing the teachers' grades. the union is calling it a public shaming. is it a good idea? we'll talk about that as "starting point" continues right after this. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. >>> teachers are finding themselves being graded now in a very public fashion ami

after touring a metal works in cleveland, ohio, a critical battleground state with 66 delegates to givey on super tuesday, newt gingrich fast losing ox gin to the santorum insurgency sought to shore up us credentials as a viable conservative alternative to romney. >> part of running is culture. >> ron paul puts in last place with nine delegates issued a press release today headlineed ron paul winning the battle for delegates. it explains that a number of states holding contest so far have not awarded delegates. paul expects to and i quote now, be gaining a larger share of delegates than especially our impressive showing yesterday indicates. bret? >> bret: we should note that the "associated press" continues to change those numbers as they get word of delegates signing on. >> minutes ago. thank you. >> bret: let's look at the santorum momentum. mike emanuel reports on how far the former pennsylvania senator has come and how far he still has to go. >> let me apologize for being late. we had television interviews we had to do. >> newly found mo me men tum -- momentum rick santorum started

police are trying to figure out the motive behind a deadly shooting inside a high school near cleveland, ohioone student was killed, four others are in the hospital. news4 just got off the phone with school officials from chardon, ohio, and is live with more information. melissa, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, i just got off the phone with the school district. they say they're planning an 11:00 a.m. news conference today to give more information on the shooting and update the victims' conditions. this is a student police say they have in custody. 17-year-old t.j. lane. lane did not attend chardon high, but a nearby high school for at-risk students. witnesses say he came into their cafeteria monday and began shooting. students ran for cover. and the school was on lockdown as teachers chased lane. he was arrested a couple of blocks away. monday, hundreds gathered to honor 17-year-old daniel parmeter, who was killed, and those who were wounded. >> it's shocking to the community. i can say i'm amazed at how they're surrounding the kids and being there and loving on them. >

we are following breaking news near cleveland, ohio.side a high school cafeteria in chardon. four students were shot. there's no word on the extent of their injuries. the gunman is in custody and local media reports that gunman is a student. all students being sent them as police investigate the motive. >>> and word overnight, b.p. is in talks to settle damages from the gulf oil spill for 13 billion. a federal judge postponed today's simple trial toal allow time for a settlements to be reached. >>> and overnight. tat ban taliban bombed for revenge for the burning of the koran. and no word yet what caused this train derailment between niagara falls and toronto. >>> and a midair scare on a southwest airlines flight from baltimore to long island. people started panicking because they thought they heard the pilot say "bomb on board." turns out he was actually wishing happy birthday to a mom on board. the pilot later clarified his message. turns out, you can't take away a mistaken bomb warning. however mistaken, they still complained when th

we begin with an awful situation outside of cleveland, ohio.arently a teenager began shooting students at chardon, high school. >> he sprinted out of nowhere. people were screaming to get down and he had the gun up and he was running and chasing a kid outside. i heard a shot and then i sprinted. i never thought it would happen at chardon. >> bill: four students wounded, one killed. police have the shooter in custody. details are scant but some kids say he was a bullying victim, the shooter. chardon is 30 miles east of cleveland. usually the place is calm but not today. check two, on the web site fox news latino, juan williams asked pat buchanan about his controversial book. >> so, let me ask you. are you a racist, pat? >> what does race do? i hate black folks? that's what racist means. i hate black folks. i want them discriminated against. i disliked them. i used bad words with them. no, it's not that. i do disagree profoundly with the affirmative action agenda and a number of other issues. >> all right. now the full interview is posted on fox

. >>> speaking of parents, this tragic case out of cleveland, ohio, this 19-year-old mom, her one hi-year-old daughter. they were kidnapped at gunpoint while going for a walk. the suspect is her previous boyfriend. police say he committed suicide. their bodies were found in an empty building. there were warrants for his arrest in new york. how hard is it for law enforcement to track this person down? could this have been prevented? >> u you knyou know, brooke, th have. apparently the younger brother was there, the girlfriend's, and he pointed a gun at the child and said, hey, you, run. the kid was courageous enough to call 911 when he got home. but the police, there's a warrant called, they attempt to capture the person. if he was in police custody, he wouldn't be out there able to engage in this horrific act of killing her, killing the one-year-old and killing himself. i know law enforcement does its best with strained reforces, and it's a very unfortunate scenario. unfortunately, he was not in custody, he was out, and that resulted in this tragedy happening. >> so, so sad. joey jac