while you stand on your front porch in the snow in northeastern ohio. >> right.hing that scares me the most is i know the police have said many times that -- and the school has said that there's only been one student that did the shooting, there was not two, but all the students are saying, my daughter has told me this many times, it's two, mom, there are two kids involved. so i don't know any more about that. bill: we're trying to piece that together, teresa. listen, stay there on your front porch, stay as warm as you possibly can. and give candice a big hug for us, snok. >> i will, thank you so much. bill: thank you teresa. martha: we want to go directly to stacy frye, wkjw she's talking to a high cool student. >> i was standing in my room, i've never seen anybody run that fast in my life and i run fast! i've then seen -- literally there was a stampede of kids sprinted by us and i heard people quell yelling and the guns go off. >> so you had your cell phone in your hand? >> yeah, my family across the united states are texting me. everybody knows. it's crazy. >>

we learned a second student has died following a school shooting in northeastern ohio.e gunfire erupted about 45 minutes after we got off the air yesterday morning in chardon outside of cleveland. now josh joins us in chardon with the latest on the second victim. josh what do you have this morning. >> reporter: yeah, hi. good morning to you. this news just getting confirmed for us from the cuyahoga county coroner's office a second victim 17-year- old russell king junior dead from a gunshot wound in addition to 16-year-old daniel parmertor. two students dead yesterday after this shooting total of 3 now remain injured after yesterday. certainly 7:30 yesterday morning as you were talking about just after this police say the alleged student gunman identified as t.j. lane shot five classmates with a handgun and we are told that two teachers chased him out of the building before police caught up with him. he was taken into custody and in fact we learned this morning that he is in a detention facility and will later go before a judge this afternoonp but it was scene of fear an

a school shooting this morning in northeastern ohio led to a massive police search and had worried parents flocking to shardin high school near cleveland. at least two students were wounded and medevaced to the hospital. also the police had at least one suspect in custody. the compound where osama bin laden lived from 2005 until his death is in rubble this morning. pakistani authorities destroyed the house where the al qaeda leader was killed in a raid by u.s. commandos last may. a train carrying passengers from niagara falls to toronto, canada, has derailed, killing at least three people and injuring others. the incident is under investigation and the cause of the derailment is not yet known. >>> military action film "act of valor" won the weekend box office with $24.7 million. tyler perry's good deeds came in second and "journey 2" was third. the long search for the world's shortest man is over. the man from nepal stands just 21 and a half inches tall, an inch shorter than the reigning champ. at 72 he's the oldest man to hold the title. he has five brothers of average height but he's the

maybe a little snow mixed in in northeastern ohio and northwestern pennsylvania. for us mostly cloudy. if we can get this past us fast enough, we may end up with a decent evening around here before a few more clouds arrive. here we are by midnight with the clouds around and rain and snow showers in the mountains. we'll head toward tomorrow morning with sunshine. again another day where the clouds will thicken up. in the afternoon north and west of town, stop the clock at 5:00 p.m., here are the showers. heavier showers in parts of west virginia. this will come across mainly our northern suburbs as we go through the nighttime hours. early showers possible again on thursday but friday that's going to be our best chance for rain the way it looks now before we turn colder. 53 today, breezy. a few more clouds middle of the day in the afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow. around 60. after being around 40, 30s to around 40 tonight with a late shower wednesday into thursday morning. thursday mid-50s. friday we have a much better chance of rain and showers around 60 before tu

happened or where this is coming from but we do know this is really rocking a small town in northeastern ohio. >>> also a crucial day in the domestic violence trial against san francisco sheriff today. >> the judge will rule on whether a key piece of evidence can be used. gil diaz is at the hall of justice this morning with the very latest. gil. >> reporter: good morning. that crucial piece of evidence is a 45 second videotape that shows eliana lopez with her bruises. now, even the assistant d.a. says that without that videotape admitted in court, it would be difficult to pursue the case. now, these are photos from that videotape. lopez appears visibly upset while displaying a large purple bruise on her arm. the couple's neighbor shot the videotape the day after the incident. the alleged abuse happened on new year's eve. mirkarimi has pleaded not guilty to three misdemeanor charges including domestic violence battery and child endangerment. he is not expected to be in court this morning because the judge on friday granted his request to be absent. the trial starts at 10:00. >> thank you. >>>

activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom >>> these are live pictures in northeastern ohio whereked down. multiple schools. this is about 30 miles east of cleveland. according to the sheriff's office there, there has been a shooting at a high school there at chardon high school. they don't know how many victims they have but it looks like students are being evacuated from the area. perhaps those are parents looking for students. not quite sure at this point. all we know is that there was a shooting and they are looking for the gunman at this time. again, we don't know the number of victims or if anyone has been shot but this is near cleveland where they have locked down schools in the area. we'll come back to this with more later. >>> german lawmakers vote today on a rescue package for greece. the $172 billion bailout all aimed at keeping greece from going bankrupt. germany's finance minister is urging lawmakers to support the new package but he says he can't rule out that the country might need more money in the future. >>> presidential candidates are on the campaign trail ahead

a shooting at a school in northeastern ohio harry and will keep you posted as soon as information comesbay area. santa rosa in nevada coming in at just 30 degrees. a very cold start to the morning. chillier than usual for downtown san francisco. into the afternoon we will continue to the cooler than we're used to weather. half moon bay is struggling to make it into the 50s. here is a live look at storm tracker 4. it looks like the wet weather activity that we see is well to the east and the south. we're talking monterey county. we do have the potential for sprinkles overnight as well as tuesday. we will start to see rainfall just north of santa rosa. haugh sphere and >>george: as a move towards a 6:00 a.m. our volume is filled in on the bay bridge. a wind advisory overnight has been cancelled and no longer in effect. we are not tracking any hot spot. we're lucky that this is a steel bridge. we still have a wind advisory in place. the chp has not cancelled this one. no advisers or problems on the golden gate for southbound 101 right. the commute is an easy ride on the east the freeways w

just to set your mind at ease, some lake-effect streamers up here in northeastern ohio, but no big stormsing our way any time soon. looks like our next chance for rain will likely be during the day on tuesday, probably more like tuesday afternoon, tuesday evening time frame. so, here's our future weather forecast. cold and windy. those are the two words that will best describe your sunday, even with the sunshine back, it's not going to warm up much. overnight tonight, a cold night. overnight lows teens and low 20s again. and then as we get into the day monday, bright and sunny, clouds come back tuesday. so, today, a mix of clouds and sunshine, staying windy and cold, gusts of wind near 40 miles per hour. we'll keep windchills in the 5 to 15-degree range, so that will be a cold one. then tomorrow, morning sunshine, high clouds late in the day, but on the whole, just chilly, not too terribly cold. chance of rain comes in on tuesday, mainly late in the day tuesday nighttimeframe. wednesday kind of cloudy, then another little chance for rain, which may have a little opportunity for some snow

the work week on the day with snow up that way, but southward into the ohio valley, of the pit of the disturbance in the northeasternf will be spreading showers in the far southeast. oyster down there, especially in southern georgia, and, pacific storm system diving into the northwest, and this dives into the southeast by wednesday. it might be further north than we have shown here but there will be an area of snow in the northern section with rain further to the south. this will be away system through the middle of the week as it moves through areas from the mississippi valley to the east coast. the next storm system coming into the pacific northwest was not zealous and rain across the coast. the air is cold enough in the pacific northwest that even the ballads are seeing the fair amount of snow buggy systems. but that system is coming into the pacific northwest and two sections as we head into friday and that will be causing brain and much of the northwest, but another system coming into the pacific northwest as you can see. friday will be the dry day up and down the eastern seaboard. we will check in with their f

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ohio river valley. we have a few sprinkles north and east of washington. up into northeastern maryland. a few sprinkles into the northern neck of virginia. they stretch all the way to fredericksburg. they're advancing off to the northeast out of the southwest and temperatures above freezing in the 30s. we're in upper 30s to near 40 in month gonery, arlington, fairfax counties. 42 in reagan national. district of columbia at 43 and it's in the low 40s near the basement weather watchers checking in this morning reporting cloudy skies. sunrise at 6:59. might have a few sprinkles but a greater chance of any significant rain will be during the afternoon hours. not much rain. maybe a ten kts to a quarter of an inch by later this afternoon. more later tonight. we'll have a look at your evening forecast in a few minutes. danella has traffic. >> good morning. we're not seeing any incidents. nothing but green. traveling up i-270. we'll take the trip together. if you're traveling southbound making your way through urbana south through clarksburg, you're at 56 miles an hour. continuing into gaithers

ohio. mitt romney will do well in northeastern states, and there's a real possibility that super tuesday could be a very mixed message, a kind of an even hall of delegates, in which case this thing goes on and on and on. look, that is the rules the way the republicans... it is down with proportional representation, it's not winner take all and there is every likelihood, this thing goes at the least into early may. >> eric: there is backlash amongst republicans about the way the process worked out and we forget john mccain won the nomination and lost 19 states. are we making too much of the up and down, can we he win, can he lose, the death knell every time something happens? >> no, i don't think so. yes, john mccain lost some states and huckabee stained and he lost states to huckabee, particularly caucuses, later in april and may and stuff. but, everybody knew that he was going to be the nominee after mitt romney dropped out in march. it was a question of how long it would take them to get there. i think in this case, the nomination is still up for grabs and who is to say, newt gingrich isn't

infrastructure, he has, i mean, for example here in ohio, judy, rick santorum is not on in three -- the ballot in three congressional districts in the eastern, northeasternart of the state, that is most close to pennsylvania where you would seem to have a natural strength, because he doesn't have that sort of infrastructure in his campaign, he doesn't have the kind of personnel and resources that people check the law and make all of the necessary -- necessary actions to get on the ballot and read the election law everywhere, but i am starting to wonder how deep mitt romney's pockets can be, he has continued to spend and i don't -- i don't know absent a major infusion into his super pack, how he is going to be abl keep going in ts campaign, certainly out spending .. his rivals at the levels he has. i would say that on paper romney has an advantage, but that could be a paper thin advantage, given the real cost that he has, that he has incurred. >> whatever happens in michigan tonight, david, mitt romney has won the state of arizona, he still has a lead in delegates, granted it is early in the contest. what are the lessons he can take from this, from this c

ohio and west virginia and even moving into parts of pennsylvania at this time as well. being very heavy and snow in parts of maine impacting conditions there. just really the extreme northeasternate. behind this thing is that cold arctic air. it has been the big plunge so to speak for everyone east of the rockies, the temperatures finally where they should be for this time of the year even below average in the plains here. low temperatures on the thermometers tonight down in the teens. but the winds are still gusting. you could take 5 degrees from what the thermometer says and that is what it is going to be feeling like. even tampa down to 36 tonight. there is a wind chill advisory for disney world in orlando. it will feel like the mid-20s to mid-30s. we are looking at this swirl out here. it doesn't amount to much but as it moves through the four corners we'll get moisture in there bringing heavy snows. this is starting a tomorrow event and continuing to monday. the winter storm warnings and advisories have been posted in parts of colorado and the san juans. 9 to 16 inches of snowfall. it is going to be tricky for travel for a lot of people in the southwest tomorrow. the nort

ohio. one student is dead now. four others wounded now after the nation's worst school shooting in nearly a year. it happened in the small town of chardon in the northeastern part of the state. witnesses there say a teenage suspect walked into the cafeteria as kids were eating breakfast, pulled out a gun, and started firing. and accord guilty to at least least -- according to one much those witnesses it appeared the teen targeted a group of kids sitting at one particular table. students heard what they thought were fire crackers. the panic set in. everyone ducking for cover or running for their lives. listen. >> there are no words to describe it there is nothing -- i was literally like 20 feet away not even and i saw him, i'm in shock. >> sprinted out of nowhere. people are screaming to get down and he had the gun up and he was running and chasing a kid outside. >> saw a kid flail his arms, get dropped and get in the fetal position. >> but why? why would anyone do such a thing? as of this moment, no word on a motive. as is so often the case, students are describing the suspect as a bullied outcast. this afternoon, the school superintendent was visibly shak

great lake states down through the ohio valley at this hour and also extends down through the panhandle of florida. in advance of it, for right now, the northeasternice and dry. current temperatures as you head out on this tuesday, you got 2 below in caribou, maine. 34 in minneapolis. 30's across the plain states. it's freezing right now in raleigh. 40's across much of dixie land and 50's around the gulf coast. later on today on this tuesday, things are going to warm up in new orleans where they're going to be partying till midnight. 74 is today's daytime highs. not that anybody is going to feel the temperature. 61 today in memphis. out west in el paso, looks like 67 there and in the city of angels, los angeles, it should be 70 degrees. that's a look at your fox travelcast. >> coming up on our show, does freedom of speech mean freedom to lie? what if you're lying about being a military hero? judge andrew napolitano says it might be perfectly legal. >> and our next guest puts the free in frequent flier. 52 cities in 52 weeks and do we mention he's unemployed? how in the heck did he do that? find out when "fox & friends" comes right back. [ male ann