release your lanterns. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a sea of lanterns float up into the night sky. the annual festival takes place on the full moon of the 12th month in the lunar calendar. according to thai folklore, the lanterns take with them people's pain and sorrow. the tradition of making lanterns in thailand has lasted more than 700 years. this year's festival was especially emotional for many. people have been mourning the death of king bhumibol adulyadej in october. the festival came close to being cancelled but ultimately went ahead in a restrained fashion. >> translator: this year i'm making lanterns for the late king. i want it to be released in the sky so it can guide his soul to peace. >> reporter: about 4,000 people gathered. prayers were made for the late king's soul to rest in peace. >> release your lanterns. ♪ >> translator: i was thinking about the late king when i released our lantern. i prayed for the happiness of every thai person even during this time of sorrow. >> translator: the light symbolizes hope for life. it lights up the place around us and shows

this is actually from the lantern. the school newspaper has posted this picture and you can see this is one of the d we are still waiting for details on exactly if this is the suspect. you can see officers and what had to have been an incredibly tense scene on ohio state's campus. officers guarding this body. it even looks like the photographer is even being yelled at a little bit for being just too close. some of the pictures that are coming out, also want to, again, we want to caution a little bit, but we are trying to get you as much of the information as soon as possible. may have been used and that suspects may have gotten out of the car. we just heard one report from a student on campus that she knew one of her friends was actually hit and hurt by a car. so, we are going to show you this picture, but again, we are waiting to get it confirmed. you can see this is a vehicle that appears to have rammed through, there's a bicycle trapped underneath. you can see the windshield has been shattered out as it looks like i

. >> it's a jack-o-lantern. >> turn the old pumpkin around. >> jack-o-lantern. >> let's find out. >> it's a jacqueline-o-lantern. >> that's cute. >> there's a pink pumpkin inside, meaning -- ding, ding, ding, it's a girl. what's really interesting, here's another pumpkin. >> big sister right there with the lid of the pumpkin, she's going to take it off. what's she going to find inside? >> hope not her younger sibling. >> oh! >> i get to keep this? no, you're going to need to share it in a few months. >> two girls so far. let's see what the grim reaper is expecting. >> is he going to -- >> he's got something that's just as deadly. a big old blade. >> is it a boy? is it a girl? how will he reveal it? i don't know. he put the stake in it, it's done, it's a boy. >> congratulations, dad. you're going to have a little death running behind you. >>> guess what, it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> it's simple, all you need is monday's buzz word, be at least or canadian resident. >> "rtm" buzz word is coming up in just a bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>

those lanterns the colors of the french flag. the canal in the 11th district of paris close to the bars and cafes targeted in the attack last november. 130 people lost their lives. 5,000 lanterns were set floating along that canal. message and set it sail. the lantern ceremony one of several commemorations taking place across paris. >> dana: if you look toward the west this morning you'll be able to see the moon barely above the ho rise zahn. they are calling at this time super morn because it's close to earth. slight i have bigger and brighter than normal. this is the closest the moon has been indians won the world series title. take those pictures and post them to facebook, instagram twitter with the # news 3 super moon. we're going to put some of those on the air tomorrow. >> kim: whatdo we have as far as the weather forecast moving forward? >> big changes are coming. of t-shirt weather here. this is from yesterday. ton of blue sky out there. temperatures as you are heading out the door a little school. you'll want a jacket. n

these lanterns, they are made in china. they disassembled them and ship them here to america and they are put back together here. they have been at the since july of this year. >> this is so awesome. you can come out until 11:00 tonight here. this performers and foods and prices range from $14.99 for children and $25 for adults. back to you >> what are the major landmarks there? where are you for people who on >> we are actually just south of rawhide right off of interstate 10 and wild horse pass. there is no exact cross streets nearby here. generally speaking, if you know the phoenix out loud station, it's right off the freeway there . >> now i know what were talking about. take you so much, crystal. >>> turning to the weather, it >> you can see our life poll. we will bring it up at the bottom of the screen. cast your vote i heading over to the website. a lot of snowbirds thinking it's not jacket weather. >> it was 45 degrees this morning. the coldest temperature since february 7. i'm with joe, no way . >> you will want to

. >>> north carolina chinese lantern light is that's festival is back. we were sneak peek. >> this is the second annual north carolina chinese lantern festival fourteen containers were shipped from china and came into the port of wilmington and words that appear at the amphitheater. all of these lanterns are handmade and all are different except for the big dragon which is about three school buses long. very cool display. with me is a collins the cultural arts madam -- manager for the town of cary. what an incredible display you have out here. >> the vibrant colors the the feeling of china. but also some other things to that you can experience. >> there are folks folks who came out here last year the think liz was telling me they were 502000 people came out last year. watching the combat this year. >> because you want to see new things. and we have kangaroos lyons tigers. i don't think we have any bears. but we have lots of great animals to display and new great chinese displays. che the displays are new. you will see something new. and if he didn't come

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red lanterns in honor of those fighting blood cancer or yellow for those who have lost their lives to it . the event was amazing! put on by the leukemia and lymphoma society . thanks to all who attended!/// welcome in our new president. we take a look at where donald trump and hillary clinton stand in the polls. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- breaking down the ballot. the key issues voters will decide on.. that could be signed into law. ((brian loftus)) >> and, we're starting off the work week with warmer temperatures. sherry has your full weather now forecast coming up. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks fow us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. we're now just a day away from finding out.. if hillary clinton will make history as our first female president. ((brian loftus)) >> or if donald trump will hold our nation's highest office... as our first businessman. we have team coverage of our election day preview... with 8 news now repor

organizers say the lanterns were floated as a sign of hope. the 2015 attacks killed 130 people at the bataclan, the national stadium and and at cafes. french president francois hollande also visited those sites across the city -- laying wreaths..and plaques to honor the victims. isis has claie for the coordinated attack. a deadly earthquake rocks new zealand ... causing massive destruction. at least two people were killed in the magnitude seven - point -eight quake. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. the quake damaged buildings and roads and set off landslides and even a small tsunami. the quake caused damage in wellington in the north, and was also strongly felt in the city of christchurch to the south. emergency officials warned people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves. was followed by a number of strong aftershocks. the prime minister of new zealand already got a look at the devastation himself. "so the slips here are horrendous, no finer point on it. and you've got to believe it's in the billions of do

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coming up, details on the lantern festival. >>> dennis smith junior leaves >>> and see state lost its first game of the season nc state -- loss is first game of the season last night. ben smith junior playing well in the first half. second-half, is nail. it is really the smith show tonight. they get the wind and are now off until saturday. north carolina opens up at the maui invitational tonight. oklahoma state, tonight's game kicks off at oklahoma state, tonight's game kicks off at 7:30 pm. nc state has to win saturday if they want to go to a bowl game. dave doerien opens his news conference talking about how >> there have been a lot of opportunities that we have not capitalized on. no one here has turned on each other or gotten negative. we are scarred, angry, motivated, i think more together than ever. i want our fans to know we know you want better results and so do we.>> meanwhile, unc looking for his ninth win of the season. the question is about the he says he isn't really sure and wants to focus on the guys he knows won't get another shot. >> i am not thinking about that. i am

no your everyday jack-o-lanterns here. the engineers turned their gourds into inspired riffs on everything from star wars to pac man. and a few designs went even further out of this world, incorporating motors, space ships, and electronics into them. and here's the kicker. each competitor only had an hour to build their particular contraptions. now that halloween has come and gone, your neighborhood might be littered with busted jack-o-lanterns. but for a group in walworth county, smashing pumpkins is the goal. fox 6 photojournalist andy konkle and ben handelman explain. we have sets of gear so head on the trees. fall of course is an attractive time for folks to come out. heading into the forest--- for an autumn adventure. melissa rodeffer row-deh-fer swallowing her nerves--- ill be alright. got the professionals out here. taking a leap of faith--- to leaf peep. we were voted the best way to see wisconsins fall colors. lake geneva canopy tours zig zag guests through about 100 acres of forest. year long-- for one weekend ea

godfrey, james's house boy, held up a lantern. according to old jockey, james favored the mother, stout as a brow and furrow in countenance. james took after the father, tall, olive faced, perpetually on the verge of swooping down on prey. in addition to the land they inherited their father's tailor who arrived once a month in his rickety carriage with samples of cotton. the brothers continued to do into manhood. the white trousers and shirts was clean as a laundry girl's hands could make them. the orange globe of the lantern made the men look like ghosts emerging from the dark. master james, jockey said, his good hand whipped the arm of the chair if to rise. master terrance. don't let us disturb you terrance said. my brother and i were discussing business and heard the music. i told him, that is the most god awful racket i have ever heard. the randalls drinking wine of goblets of cut glass, looked if they drain ad few bottles. cora searched for caesar's face in the crowd. she didn't find him. he hadn't been present the last time

it was fill would floating lanterns in the colors of the french flag. mourners wrote messages on the sides and sent them in the water. >> translator: i sent off a lantern and prayed that terrorist attacks never happen again. >>>> in the evevening, a large d gathered at notre dame cathedral for a memorial mass. the nuclear energy policy should be based on lessons learned from the 2011 disaster including his crippled plant. referring too an agreement to expert nuclear powerer thnology to india.. last week, prime minister abe concluded the deal with his indian counterpart. the pack limits the use of the technology to peaceful purposes. the two countries are to exchange information on nuclear material and equipment. the deal is the first of its kind between japan and a country that has not signed the nuclear proliferation treaty. people in fukushima still endure hardship more than five years after the disaster. >> translator: it's important for us to tell the domestic and international community about the massive problems and challenges we face. >> uchiburi

the lanterns' through. those the worst in recent french history. a powerful earthquake kills at least two people in new zealand. tonight the prime minister - - quake struck just after midnight new zealand time it was felt as far as 150-miles from epi center. the tremor damaged buildings, cracked roads and on ramps. signing, and warning residents to get to higher ground. the waves were smaller than expected but cresting could still occur. rock and roll legend leon russell has died. >> now russell's wife says he died in his sleep in nashville early this morning. he emerged one of rock and roll's most dic russell was also a highly coveted studio musician who played piano anonymously on dozens of pop hits. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2011. leon russell was 74. this evening more than 45,000 runners from all 50 states and 83 countries hit the strip for the annual rock and roll marathon. this event began back in 1998 and it combined some of world. it also raises big bucks for charity. to date, runners have raised more than 310 m

organizers say the lanterns were floated as a sign of hope. the 2015 attacks killed 130 people at the bataclan, the national stadium and and at also visited those sites across the city -- laying wreaths..and plaques to honor the victims. isis has claimed responsibility for the coordinated attack. the rock and roll hall of fame-- welcoming a new piece of artwork. we're taking a look at the addition still ahead. the airport is sure to be busy over the next two months for the holidays. what you need to know to travel easier this thanksgiving. carl is getting crafty this morning at newcastle place. you are watching the fox 6 wakeup news. a weak trough of low pressure drifts over our area today. there is very little moisture available so other than a few clouds, we wont notice it much. winds will be sw for much of the day helping us warm into the upper 50s. the wind shift nw tonight and we dip into the low 40s. we remain mild on tuesday with highs in the mid 50s and we stay in the mid 50s wednesday but we warm up again on thursday and friday with t

'he seems to feel some apprehension' that the lantern is too near the straw. why, if you keep him locked up like that he'll be out of f s mind before morning. decide to be cooperative.' and i wowodn't hesitate too long. who can judge the moment when a mind will finally give way f fever? [gunshot] don't move. don't even breathe. you won't be breathing long anyway. you won't do any good by this. it won't help the old man. maybe not. maybe it's too late to help him anyway. but at least i'll get a little satisfaction. you are not the type to kill in cold blood. cold blood? look at that. how far do you think you can push people? who do you think you are coming over here to teach civilization? slapping women around, torturing old men. the dona isabella santalban. she doesn't like frenchmen. she'll be glad to see one die. you wouldn't. mississippi. tell the piano player to play loud. real loud. i'll even sing. [gun cocks] wait. wait. what do you want from me? tell the officer in commanan that the colonel could not spare a soldier to deliver the message. and bring pet

don't just throw out those jack o lanterns! the southern nevada christmas the southern nevada christmas tree recycling committee is hosting its first annual chuck a pumpkin tomorrow! it's taking place over at the galleria mall from noon until 4 pm. the pumpkins will be recycled into compost this, of course, isn't video of the event .. this is video from pumpkin chunkin in san diego ... because who doesn't love to watch this??/// weather today? ((sherry swensk)) clear skies and a milder morning... temps right now in the 50s and 60s around the valley. we hit the low 80s yesterday and it was a beautiful fall day. today... and that will last into the weekend. we turn back the clocks to standard time this weekend. don't forget or you will be early for church sunday morning. ............. our temps stay mild and above normal near 80 degrees. demetria, how aree expect big delays getting to the csn western campus on decatur at bonanza. we'll be right back i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said,

the white lanterns are survivors like arian and gold lanterns for people walking in memory of lost loveds. we'll be back with more on light the night. dan and ama. >> what a powerful, special night tonight. >> since spencer is out there, drew is checking on the forecast. >> what will it be for the walker tonight? >> fantastic tonight. comfortable conditions to be out there enjoying the festivities. it's a quiet scan. let's jump ahead and show you your highs on your friday. we'll have a veil of cloud cover. a mix of sun and clouds out there. a little cooler tomorrow than today. 66 in san francisco. 75 the high in san jose. about 71 in oakland. a high of 70 degrees in vallejo. the next couple of days, perfect for veterans day on your friday. only confined to the north bay. the chance of a light sprinkle. sunday looking fantastic. lots of sunshine and a mild afternoon. we jump ahead to tuesday. tuesday, evening. light rain in the north bay. early wednesday morning, we will have widespread light rain right now. the 1 on the storm impact scale. accuweather forecast, it's a cooler day tomorrow

the white lanterns are survivors like arian and gold lanterns for people walking in memory of lost loved ones. we'll be back with more on light the night. dan and ama. >> what a powerful, special night tonight. >> since spencer is out there, drew is checking on the forecast. >> what will it be for the walker tonight? >> fantastic tonight. comfortable conditions to be out there enjoying the festivities. it's a quiet scan. let's jump ahead and show you your highs on your friday. we'll have a veil of cloud cover. a mix of sun and clouds out there. a little cooler tomorrow than today. 66 in san francisco. 75 the high in san jose. about 71 in oakland. a high of 70 degrees in vallejo. the next couple of days, perfect for veterans day on your friday. only confined to the north bay. the chance of a light sprinkle. sunday looking fantastic. lots of sunshine and a mild afternoon. we jump ahead to tuesday. tuesday, evening. light rain in the north bay. early wednesday morning, we will have widespread light rain right now. the 1 on the storm impact scale. accuweather forecast, it's a cooler day tomo

maybe when he woke up and saw where he was he lit the lantern to unhitch the horse. then he probably forgot about it you know, he'd been, you know, celebrating. yeah, we know. from the way it looked the horse could've kicked the lantern. yeah. well, that's about it, mrs. dembro. sorry about the accident. awfully sorry, miss dembro. if you need any help-- i'll be around for a while. i'll take care of things. thank you, cheyenne. it's such a comfort to know. thank you, sheriff. [screaming] sheila, what's the matter? [sheila sobbing] you must have been having a nightmare. come on, get back in bed. [horse galloping] close the door. sit down. i can't stay long. i've got to get to the alliance meeting. that's what i wanna talk to you about. why have you got your horse saddled? - it's a long walk. - you know what i mean. why haven't you harnessed the buckboard? are you telling me to stay at home? no, i hadn't thought about you going. no reason for it. i'll tell you anything that happens. "no reason for it?" you and johnny. but i run it and you work for me. you work for me.

. >> i am making a metal lantern. >> have that edge on that line. that is where it bends. >> when we come that right? wait. sorry. riveting television. this way? >> do that. >> more complicated than it looks. when we come back, how you can make cool bob buesing... on the record. he sues tax payers to cover the outrageous cost of a lavish courthouse. district at the expense of our kids. trailing in the polls, buesing attacks dana young. for things she never did. so we ask... mr. buesing, will you do anything to win? anything? to beat this woman. in my job, i see a lot of fires that could've been stopped before they started. that's why florida's firefighters support amendment 1. amendment 1 does solar the right way, lfare of florida's consumers and it's first responders. amendment 1 means more solar, safe solar, for the sunshine state. ((take nats)) :48 for about 10- 15 seconds... ((russell/wipe vo)) this, you may know, is from rocky 2. rocky balboa the consummate >> some rocky ii. came from nowhere to win. this is how the cubbies got pumped for must

lighting up the night with our lanterns. red lanterns in honor of those fighting blood cancer... or yellow for those who have lost their lives to it . the event was put on by the leukemia and lymphoma society. thanks to all who attended! /// demetria, what's >>> cactus, west of amigo street, has been driving locals crazy for quite some time now. the road would shut down and then it would open, all at the discretion of the private property owners developing homes in the area. the county has been working with the developers to keep the road open and maintain access, but the county couldn't require them to keep it open because the land doesn't fall within their jurisdiction yet. last week, i got some good news regn the county says it was able to come to a resolution so the roadway could reopen after it completed some pavement repair work. the county is still working to acquire the rights to all of cactus, so it can fully improve the road between lv blvd. and maryland parkway with the goal of installing a signal at the cactus/bermuda intersection as soon as possible. what's driving y

around 5,000 lanterns float in the canal. one of the worst attacks took metal returned to paris to pay tribute to the victims. they were playing there last night. they were emotional yesterday as they were talking about what happened. they were able to escape outside of a back door. sting reopening it over the weekend. he had a live performance. the first one they've had in the last >> kim: had an emotional performance just hours ago. >> tom: that thing still fresh in people's minds even though it's been a year. we're at the 215 and airport connector. things are in good shape. we'll see overnight closures coming up soon. they are about to stick in a set of girders over the freeway. no closures have been announced yet. looks good from here. let's continue with jeff. >> jeff: a smooth start to the new week. where traffic is moving along just fine on the 95. summerlin parkway east to downtown a 10 minute commute. you can join the waze team. download it from the app store and update us on what you see on your commute, just make s

the lantern ceremony one of several commemorations taking played. >> kim: members of the california rock band eagles of death metal got together over the between pay tribute to the victims of those terror attacks. you see the front man there. that group it was group performing there when the gunman stormed in. most of the members of the band were able to escape out a back door unharmed. in the end they do know that in the audience their lives. eagles of death metal, the front man said he was moved by yesterday's ceremony. >> this city is a shining example of the best way to react to something awful and eagle. remembering the people that have gone is difficult and i miss my friends every day. i wish that they were still with us. reminds everyone how beautiful everyone is that was lost. >> kim: he is still emotional a year later. time heels all wounds but this is going to take quite some time. you saw the release of those colorful balloons to symbolize all the diversity. >> dana: seems like it was yesterday almost. a lot of you have probably seen itea this morning but the best is yet to co

lighting up the night with our lanterns. red lanterns in honor of those fighting blood cancer... or yellow for those who have lost their lives to it . the event was put on by the leukemia and lymphoma society . thanks to all who attended! /// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) an extra hour of sleep... but it sure got dark early.... out eni it will be great for the morning commute to have that sun up earlier. ..................... great weather this weekend with highs in the low 80s and that trend continues through the early part of the week right into election day. ............. overnight lows a little above normal... in the 50s... and the mornings just feeling a little crisp, but not too cool. and highs will stay above normal all week. ........... some high level clouds streaming into valley skies today. slightly cooler but above normal ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((demetria obilor)) southbound i-15 is shut down between mile markers 8 and crash that happened around 11:30 pm last night. dozens of drivers are have been forced off the freeway at the jean e

hi-rez image released by nasa showing active regions on the sun that happen to look like a jack o lantern! the image was actually captured earlier in the month... but it seems an appopriate send off to russ feingold voiceover: as i travel to all 72 counties - knocking on doors, talking to folks - what i hear the most is how hard it is to get ahead. one big reason -- we have a political system working overtime -- for ceos. let's protect social security, make college affordable for families and fix a tax system that rewards companies for exporting our jobs. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message an economy rigged for the wealthy. and ron johnson's made it worse. johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, then went to washington and voted to protect corporate tax loopholes wisconsin jobs overseas, supported privatizing social security, which would hand billions to wall street, and wants to eliminate the federal minimum wage. senator johnson works for wall street, not us. senate majority pac is responsible >> hope: the confession i made, it's true. i killed stefano di-- [solemn

. >>> a lantern memorial marking one year since the deadly attacks in paris. they replaced in a canal close to many of the bars and cafis targeted in the attacks leaving 130 people that. people rote personal messages on the lanterns, proceeds go to the victim's associations. >>> troops have driven islamic just south of mosul near the site of famed ancient syrian ruins that were destroyed by the extremist. this special forces battled militants in mosul itself where they struggle to advance against waves of suicide car bombs. the special forces hold a handful of districts on the city's eastern edge. south of baghdad a suicide attack killed at least six civilians. blowing himself up iraqi government says six bombers try to enter the city, security courses -- forces killed five of them. >>> a wave of attacks killed at least 23 people yesterday. >>> swedish authorities are said to interview julian assange over sexual assault allegations. the interview will take place in the ecuador embassy in london today. a prosecutor from ecuador will conduct the interview. a swe

these lanterns throughout the -- indicate where others other safe houses were at one point in time, not only in downtown pittsburgh, but in allegheny city as well. this gallery is called moving toward freedom, where we talk about organizations such as anti-slavery society and other organizations that were involved in the abolition of slavery. and the american combination societies, both took root in pittsburgh as they did in other northern cities. in pittsburgh, it was across racial lines where you had people such as charles avery, the reverend john black, a presbyterian minister who preached the abolitionist gospel from the pulpit in a presbyterian church, although he was asked not to. the westernge from pennsylvania anti-slavery society. paid inws the dues contributions to the society in 1838. you can see charles every contributing $100 in 1838. nearly 110 years after the abolitionist movement, the civil rights movement was in full swing. especially in pittsburgh. this mural is a photograph taken in 1969. this is the beginning of a march from the hill district over to the north side o

. >>> a fitt halloween 2016 see the sun with a spooky looking jack owe lantern face. >> stick around for these stories. >>> visit tampa bay spends millions. if you stayed in a hotel, you paid for it. >>> a customer stuck with a bill for $24, 512.37 for one day's worth of service. payment plan, she turned to me for help. who understand where you come from. ? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support this year the voters of pinellas county have an opportunity to elect a public servant who has always put the people first. charlie crist. as governor he worked with both parties to get things done and i know you can trust charlie to do the same in congress. he'll fight to protect social security and medicare. and take care of our veterans. charlie needs your vote, please stand with him. i know he'll always stand with you. i'm charlie crist and i approve this message. z25ehz z16fz >>> the halloween theme pictures continues. bonus edition of send it. we received so many cute pictur

we find in the lantern, that's the ohio state newspaper. they have a recurring segment called humans of ohio state. basically they do a quick profile on somebody on their campus. if you take a look, this was an article about abdul artan. an article is talking about he is muslim and doesn't like there's a lack of places to pray on campus. i wanted to pray in the open and i was kind of scared with everything going on in the media. i am a mulse. that's not what the media portrays to be. muslim, the media put that picture in their head and will make them feel uncomfortable. i was kinda scared but i did it. i relied on god and went to the corner and i just prayed. a young man feeling the need to fit in. he just transferred to ohio state. this ran in august. i believe this was the august 25th edition of the lantern, newspaper. it was just an article based on this individual. let's get back over to the desk. >> tiffani: thank you, dan. >>> during the news conference we talked about the alert system how police responded quickly to the situation and

the smiles are a stark contrast to this august profile in the ohio state student publication the lantern. in it he seems scared and alone . blaming the media and saying: "if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to snapped ... ramming his car into a crowd on campus then stabbing others with a butcher knife. -- : additional units to the area of 19th and college. we have several pedestrians struck by a vehicle -- 11 were wounded . including students, a faculty member and staffer. -- : they were terrified -- as fast as the attack began it was over : shots fired. one down. -- within a minute -- university police officer alan horujko responded .. shooting and killing artan. now federal agents and law enforcement are searching his past -- admittedly looking for possible ties to terrorism . as the campus itself reels. the council on american-islamic relations is condemning the american-islamic relations is condemning the attack by artan . cbs reports that posted on facebook he was sick about the way muslims are treated. again, law enforcement is investigating this

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 will get back to you. carl monday, cleveland 19 news reaction from various organizations in the athletic's world is the cavs, indians and browns issuing messages of support. even the university of michigan offered messages of support. >> and tony zarrella joins us with some messages and tweets. reality still settling in for a lot of people. tony. >> a stark reminder how quickly and dramatically things change in our world. 48 hours ago hundreds of buckeyes double overtime win that brought everybody together. today, members of the ohio state community brought together again by this horrendous act and those in the world of sports quickly weighing in. lebron tweeting this. about an hour into the crisis praying for all stude

. >> reporter: if you want a real jabbing lantern and not a fruit lantern, don't be a turn kin procrastinators like me. buy early next year and save the carving for the last minute. >>> halloween is here. so are some showers. to understand we are tracking wet weather as trick-or- treaters make their way outside. it won't be much. but it will be enough to dampen halloween night. good afternoon. happening now, halloween fees fifties all over the bay area. want to show you a live picture. our favre says -- photographer said it is starting to sprinkle. bill martin is tracking the showers. paul, it looks like a lot of folk out there. >> reporter: they have me eating candy. i'll take it. look at these kids out here having a great time and a trick- or-treating halloween festivity. you know this place here, this house will be full blown. some of these things come alive. it will be scary later on tonight. people out here are not worried about the rain. it will not prevent them from having shear sugar fix. that's much-needed. children in their colorful costumes were out in full force along dutton avenu

to this august profile in ohio state's student publication the lantern. he acts alone. if they see me praying, i don't know what's going to happen. three months later he snapped, ramming his car into a crowd on campus and stabbing his knife others. >> 11 were wunted -- wounded. >> i first thought it was a joke. until i saw their faces. >> what did it look like. >> terrified . >> within one minute police officer responded shooting and killing him. now agents is searching his >>> big name graduates of ohio state are sharing their sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with ifrn at ohio -- everyone at ohio state. >>> condemning the attack by him tonight. >> americans, we are dishearted this has nothing to do with our faith. or their culture or heritage. >> artan recently posteded on facebook he is upset about how muslims are treated. >>> and 2007, a man was prior to that shooting. adam killed 27, including 7 children at sandy hook. and murdering 12 students and 1 teacher at column bine high school. they all killed themselveses. >> i had to realize the possibility happen. >>

the height of our actual lantern so we're gonna measure down about 75" 'cause our lantern sits down 2". that leaves us 43" of post that has to be buried undergrade. aluminum is a good all-weather material, but it's not a bad idea to seal up part of the post that's going into the concrete to discourage any kind of corrision. for power we had our electrician run some 110 cable through some conduit out that we would have enough to run up the pole. before settign the post we like to drop landscape fabric in the bottom of a hole, along with some p-rock or gravel to promote good drainage below the concrete. we're using fast-setting concrete so we wanna make sure we get our post in the hole - and set pretty much where we want it. get it nice and straight before we start pouring our concrete. now this fast-setting concrete - you can mix it up in a buggy. what we're gonna be doing though we're gonna dump it directly into the hole and add some water. makes the process of what we're doing a little bit easier. - now what you wanna do is put in about half of a bag, and then we'll soak it with wate

it sure beats having doug out there on the hood holding out a lantern. he's always complaining about bugs hitting him. then he'd get acting cute and fall off about every other chuckhole. yeah, that doug's a caution. what brings you to town this time? well, sheriff, we... what i got to tell you is private. uh, goob... don't you have something to do? no, not a thing, andy. you got big ears, ain't you? rs. boy, like the sheriff said, you got things to do. well, yeah. i have. i'll, i'll see you, goob. well? now, this is just 'twixt us. oh, i wouldn't say anything. cross your heart, hope to jump a stump? yes, i do. well, sheriff... land to the mayberry county government for $300. ( whistles ) american. just come to town to pick up the money. well, how am i going to talk to rich folks like you? sheriff, we want you to treat us just like before. just like we was poor folks, like yourself. okey-doke. oh, and that ain't all. now that we come into a fortune and can afford to feed a few extra mouths i'm going to get my boys here married. no kidding. . each and ever

. >> compromise -- >> according to "the lantern," the oil student newspaper of suspended indefinitely from the university. and despite many not being old enough to vote school kids around the seattle area faced walkouts monday. roughly 5,000 kids walked out of their middle and high school classes in opposition of president-elect trump. and in san francisco it was less about the march and more about the message. following at east coast transit station commuters scribbled messages of hope urging u among passers-by. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take a look at increased security at trump tower here in new york. and unprecedented plan involving residents and workers. >>> president obama arrived in greece this morning as part of his last overseas trip as president. the president will seek to calm allies that president-elect trump will not honor takes office. then he'll travel to turkey and then to peru. >>> over the next few days a federal judge in minnesota will sentence six mens who were p of a terror cell who recruited somali americans to fight for isis. three others were

back in august, he gave an interview to the school's newspaper "the lantern" saying he was looking for a p pray and was worried about how he would be received. he says "i'm a muslim. if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what is going to happen but i don't blame them. it is the media that put the picture in their heads." >>> a rookie surprise police officer who shot and killed a suspect over the weekend is on paid administrative leave tonight while the shooting is opened fire. the officer was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle near 177th avenue and voltaire. a fight broke out between the men. after being shot, police say he drove off and hit a parked car. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a bomb robot destroys a suspicious backpack. the robot inspected the backpack before blowing it it turns out, there is nothing dangerous inside but police are still investigating who left that behind. >>> caught on camera, two women with a baby in tow expected of targeting valley gyms but not to get a workout. they are accused of stealing cellphones. ty brennan has th

henderson's life and swinging at rawhide west of i-10 south of south mountain at the light of the world lantern festival. it is so fun to see everything lit up now. it is incredible watching them all turn on one by one. 5 million lights. every single one of them shining brightly right now at light of the world. we are just south of rawhide which is off interstate 10 at the wild horse pass exit. everything just opened up about it will be open and tell 11:00 tonight, all we can long and every single day until january 29. this is the largest light show in north america. it has never been to phoenix before. they made this just for this event. there is a christmas tree, the statue of liberty, 75 displays and 11 exhibits and tons of rides off from different countries around the world. earlier, chinese acrobats and lots of fun entertainment and music and lots of food from around the world also. so much to do here. definitely check it out. tickets range from $24.99 for kids up to $24.99 for adults. >>> it looks like a christmas ornament that belongs on a massive tree. >> a disappointing day for winter

campus newspaper, the lantern, blaming the media for making muz limes feel scared on campus. >> so many people flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. it's so hard to predict when propaganda gets through to them to the point where they crack and go violent. >> reporter: in recent weeks, isis has been urging its followers to copy the vehicle attack that took place in nice, france when 84 people were killed by a terrorist drivi semitruck through the bastille celebration there. isis posted a new video instructing followers how to use a knife to attack nonbelievers. also, in a facebook post, he calls himself a a lone wolf and says if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace with the muslim world. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> the south carolina man church is now acting as his own attorney. a judge yesterday greed that roof could represent himself wearing his prison uniform, he sat the defense table and helped select jurors. malcom grahm's sister died in the church attack and is worried the trial will turn into

the red lanterns will be carried by people who have supporters. white carried wouldby survivors angold carried would i walkers walks in support of someone lost to blood cancer. let me give you a look at the forecast. because this will be a big walk and the weather is fantastic. looks like we'll have mainly clear skies, 68 degrees or so. ending up around 64 degrees as the walkers reach their final point which is inside at&t park. and i'll be there with the walkers clearing on all the teams. there will be companies where with the teams participating, individual, it will be fantastic. >> a great cause. thanks a lot. >>> so many people turning out. you can sigh thcan see this in neighborhood. and but right now let's go pack and talk about .forecast for tonight's big evening. >> it will be fantastic. it's really mild out there. we have high clouds passing through the bay area. dew points in the 60s in santa rosa, fairfield. that is in the humid range. we're not used to the humidity like this. i do want to give and you quick la nina quupdate. it is cool