votes of any county in the state of ohio and the gap that we g close over 2012 is going to be the differencea in donald trump winning this state this time. of it. that's melissa reid we'll be checking back with her.redher. her to here with everything going on. watching a supersized election edition of fox8 newssup at 10:0. keep it here for updates on air on fox8.com and look for special coverage on our facebook let's take a look how it shaping up the national scene tonight. let's get to move once again he he is live at the national map inai north carolina was just called.l north carolina just called bill and tracy donald trump continues to defy sot many of the prognosticators out there let's ok give donald trump the state of north carolina he ist at 168 right now.now. that moves of up to 183. that magic number is 270. 224 electoral votes out there hillarye quinton with 131 severl key states to consider talking that it all night important north carolina was os certainly but you also have florida you have pennsylvaniac you have mi

we'll have the latest from the campus of ohio state university. a good day. >> kayla: who are the other flowers from? >> roman: from ma. she brought them out earlier. >> kayla: well, she shouldn't even be out of bed, not with that cough. >> roman: hey, come on. you know ma. she won't take no for an answer. she insisted i bring her to out here visit her son on this first year anniversary. >> kayla: i can't believe it's been a year already. >> roman: i know. amazing. you know what i try to focus on, was just how lucky we were that we had him back for a while, even though it was... way too briefly. >> kimberly: thank god he had that time with his family, huh? that you all were here for him when he really needed you. >> kayla: yeah. there wasn't a moment

of that. and i know for a fact that ohio state university officials have -- some of those crisis to address this issue. >> great. larry johnson, national security expert weighing in on had you he thought ohio state handled today's tragedy on campus. >> brian: great information. larry said ohio state did a pretty good job getting this information out which is so important to parents and everybody else. thanks, dani. appreciate it. we will be right back. >> laura: all right, thank you for sticking with us here. we are still following breaking news of a shooter on ohio state's campus. we want to go over to dan deroos now who is joining us with an update. dan? >> dan: we are starting to see a lot of graphic pictures coming out of ohio state of bodies, some of them were deciding not to show, because they are so graphic. but, we are going to share this one. 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 te

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 off with morning sprinkles. we have af

the play, a lot of ohio democrats had deflating life in a trump carried in ohio. what does it mean for governor john kasich future plans? we know he is at the bottom of any donald trump christmas card list. senator cheryl brown up for reelection in two years. wearing about how the landscape in more strong control and what that would mean for his perspective race. >> he withdrew support for donald trump late in the race. what possibly could trust administration me for him? >> he was able to distance himself but still not make the trump enemies list. he walked a tightrope and was able to peterson away. had very little significant impact on his race. >> that we have ohio and florida calls, with states would we look for now that could be other bill ringers? >> michigan. wisconsin. those are supposedly the hillary firewall. the those be the essential states to keep close eye on. florida has been called by one media outlet that that nbc. the state of ohio, a stunning performance tonight by donald trump. >> some of the things we're talking about, there's still a long way

of ohio. ohio is too close to call. the other one we've been watching, north carolina, charlotte, mecklenburg county, some of that is still out. wake county in north carolina, some of that is out as well. largely african-american and hispanic, that could tighten things up in north carolina, but north carolina still too close to call. the state of virginia, which a couple of weeks ago we really had off the board. it looks as if hillary clinton had it won. it's t 87% of precincts reporting out of the state of virginia and donald trump has a .3% lead in virginia. he's close in minnesota, close in the west. dana perino is joining us, one of the co-hosts of "the five," former press secretary for george bush 43rd, in the middle of all this for a while. we've been watching it closely. this is not what the smarties thought was going to happen. the smarty smarts thought. i was cautioned it's early. you could be here for a long time tonight, shep. do you have a call to make? >> we don't. i was looking down to see where these count

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north carolina, have you heard of it? ohio, west virginia. so, we're -- we'll either get or not get some interesting numbers out on these sought-after states. >> and north carolina has been just the epicenter of just the kinetic activity of this campaign. not only because it's been seen as dead even in terms of the presidential race or close enough to dead even that both campaigns worry about it and aim for it, we've also got a close governor's race. pat mccrory going for trying to be re-elected. . and we've got a close senate race with richard burr trying to be re-elected. democratic challengers to both of those statewide officials, that have been among the most expensive in the country, alongside the presidential effort. there's been a lot of changes in state law in north carolina, in terms of access to the polls and early voting sites and what you need to be able to vote. so north carolina has just been -- they've been through a lot in the last few years, in terms of policy and in terms of controversy, but the combat, the political combat i

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

santa and costa. >>> still ahead, we take you back to columbus for today's attack on the campus of ohio statement our live report just 10 minutes away. >>> death of a dictator. why president obama is accused of being too soft in his official statement about the >>> now, all new at 5:00, it takes three components to make a formula. >> and in this week's teacher of the week meteorologist janessa webb introduces us to a math teacher. >> reporter: this week we travel to avon lake high surprise honor. >> ms. andrews, you're news 5's teacher of the week. we would really like to congratulate you. >> thank you. >> how do you feel? >> i'm surprised. >> we have a really special award for you. [ applause ] >> congratulations. on behalf of ohio savings bank, we would like to present you with a gift certificate to >> thank you. it's great working with the students at avon lake. they're hard working, nice, fun to work with, and it's just fun. and i hope that they're having fun, too. >> mrs. andrews, thank you for all your hard work and dedication. congratulations on being news 5's ohio savings bank t

plus -- >> romona: it promised jobs and millions of dollars for northeast ohio. why did it cost taxpayers in assisted? carl monday is getting answers next. jeff? >> jeff: all right, ladies let's look at the feazel roof cam. we have high clouds out there in advance of the us is stem. i in advance of the system. i'll get you through your >> denise: tonight a carl monday investigation into the questionable spending of your tax dollars. millions spent by nasa in the state of ohio was supposed to jump start a local business, create jobs and stimulate the economy. >> romona: instead the deal has put the company on the edge and left taxpayer, holding the bag. carl monday is getting answers in this investigation. >> pressure sense isers play a big part -- pressure sensors play a big part in our everyday lives. watching space flights. >> liftoff. >> reporter: to making the vehicles we drive. and making the food we eat. >> it is a $20 billion industry. everything you see and every plastic and every rubber and every car and we have the >> reporter: he was so confident of the

mahoney, down along the eastern and southern corners of the state of ohio. and finally, talking about the timing of things. we know that ohio's polls close at 7:30. just in the last few minutes, we've had polls close in indiana and kentucky. at 7:00, we'll see virginia and sec country, south carolina, georgia, florida. that at 7:30. ohio, west virginia and north carolina. that's when we'll start to see all of this coalleys. we'll -- coalesce. watching closely and we'll be doing that all night, guys. >> thanks, chris. >>> as hilary golston and andrew were telling us, there have been a few polling issues. >> continuing coverage from the summit county board of elections. >> well, definitely much quieter, sara. from what we saw a few days ago. there are hour-long waits. here now, there are just a few people. you can actually hear a pin but we did have a few things stand out today. we did stop by the first congressional church in talmadge. where we learned one had to be replaced because it wasn't working properly. they put the scanner in an unlocked box until they

the president of ohio state speaking with ohio governor john kasich. communications now happening at the highest state levels. we expect to hear from the head of ohio state coming up within the hour. when you're hearing this, listening to jim and pete talk about the unknowns here. when you are watching this and know somebody at ohio state or there is a concern you may have for student safety, how should viewers that maybe know somebody or worry about this, what should they take away from this? >> i think one thing they should take away is what was mentioned already. there is an alert system. universities across the country have a system in place. unfortunately because of the tragedies that happened on campus and in public schools in the past. so there are procedures in place. it does appear as the emergency procedures took effect this time. at 9:56 when the first alert went out, the alert was lifted. >> only one person is dead and that's the suspect in this case. eight people transported, one critical. seven with injuries that don't appear to be life t

together. >>> we begin with breaking news out of ohio. university earlier today. several people are hurt, a suspect is now reportedly dead. right now the scene is clear and classes are canceled for the rest of the day. >> many students reported hearing gunfire on campus. dan hausle has the latest on the investigation. >> a suspect is dead and new reports say many of the those injured in the attack have stab wounds and injuries from being hit by a vehicle. other injuries evaluated. ohio university sent out a tweet. this is live but 10:00 this morning there was a tweet of an active shooter situation in a classroom on campus. students were told to run, hide, fight, a standard warning in an active shooter situation. heavily armed police responded. one report says police shot and killed a gunman. cnn says the suspect used a knife and car in the attack. students stuck in classrooms used chairs to block doorways. in phone calls from hiding places some students reported hearing gunshots. >> it's very hectic, there's like 40 cop cars, everyone's very frantic and all the s.w

but, in chicago dozens of protestors were arrested by police. >>> we know northeast ohio is known for the state-of-the-art health care. they're hoping to move that legacy forward with a $855 million transformation. they want to unveil plans for the hospital, the hospital will be borrowing money through bonds it storey facility. the iconic round tower will be coming down. the new hospital is expected to be complete by 2022. >>> it was an outrageously warm november day. >> how long will it last? we'll have it all, james will be tracking it up. >> what goes you will come down. we're talking about temperatures as we're toasty warm, we'll talk about the weather and the rain that's in >> thank you betsy. >>> also ahead, the need for help increases, those struggling with heroin addiction, we'll tell you how northeastern communities are working to provide a place for treatment. >> good morning russ and sarah, ahead we'll get a late report from the massive and deadly wildfire that exploded in tennessee. >>> and president-elect donald trump what he wants done to flag burners and would it be leg

accused of killing nine people at the mother emanuel ame we continue to follow breaking news out of ohio state university. at least eight people have been shot. one suspect is dead, and a short time ago the shelter in place - i am the power of one. - i am the power of one. - we are the power of one. - by agreeing to have my... both: our... - novec power bill rounded up each month. - my few cents... - added to my few cents... both: added to our few cents... - add up to help improve lives in the local community. o the next dollar. - that's the power of your small change added to others'. all: that's the power of one. - sign up today at novec.com. q: i am q mccray. we continue to keep a close eye on the deadly situation at one of the most large -- at one of the largest campuses in our country. ohio state university. the shelter in place order was lifted. calls around 10:00 a.m. came in about an active shooter on campus. condition right now. another's condition is unknown. what everyone else is expected to survive. we will keep you posted with new details as we get them in to our newsroom. q

ohio. reports of an active shooter on campus. a shelter in place order has been in place for over an hour now, since before, just before 10:00 a.m., but this just now coming out from the ohio state emergency management -- ohio state university emergency management twitter account. let me read it to you. shelter in place lifted. scene is now secure. all classes are canceled on columbus campus for the remainder of the day. another tweet also sent out that the area around 19th and college avenue is closed and there's also a link to a list of buildings that are also closed because of the ongoing situation here. so that is the very latest, it just came in that the shelter in place has now been lifted for all of those on campus. let me go to deb feyerick for more information on what we know. what's the latest that you are hearing? >> reporter: well, what we are hearing is that federal law enforcement officials who has been briefed on this ongoing investigation now believes that one suspect, that there was only one suspect and that that

goa you can appreciate the importance of cuyahoga county and whyhy this is the epicenter of all things ohio. the numbers here, of the headcount, is no surprise. democrats may be turning out to the one the county but statewide could be a very different picture parka so there will be no celebrating yet becomeen i thin it will be a tense even until the last votes are counted. paul's obadiah 6:30 a.m. and there was no shortage of voters proven people in geauga county members of the chagrin falls high school marching band played the national anthem outside of the elementary school this morning. >> we saw a steady stream of people voting before going off to work. also an early start in chester linda perkoal wrote in christchurch opened its doors o mayfield roadad with people filling out ballots. >> in cleveland, in westmark they cast their ballots at the gunning rec center on puritas avenue, she says she never missed her chance to cast a ballot but this do not offer much choice. c >> i just had a choice of two baths, so i just did not care for either one but my dad rolle in his grave if i didn't'

we start on the campus of ohio state university, classes are cancelled for the rest of the day after the brutal attack there. the scene is secured and a shelter in place order has been lifted. police say the suspect plowed his car into a crowd on campus then emerged with a butcher knife. the suspect was shot dead by the police officer. >> about 9:52 a.m., a male suspect drove the vehicle over the curve west 19, struck pedestrians, he exited the vehicle and used the butcher knife and started slashing people. >> my thoughts are with the victims on this attack right now. i pray for their safety. i am grateful for our first responders before further harm could be done. i want to begin with nbc's justice correspondent, pete williams and we'll talk with jim cavanov. >> pete, lead us off on what you are hearing of the sequence of event. >> they believe this was planned. they're trying to find out the motive if they can establish one. there are indication that is the suspect left some kind of message before the attack and they are searching this american's media and looking at previous peopl

if you reach that to 70 some ofe the states are very close likely ohio's big senate race is all wrapped up tonight, along with all the other congressional races in northeast ohio.sente rh fox 8's elizabeth noreika iseiks here now with those numbers, kind of a quiet night in ohio. it sure is tracy and bill. anbi no real surprises tonight. only token opposition forllno al incumbents, paving the way for a predictable outcome tonight. first let's look at the race for united states senate.irst le this one was called early on, shortly after the polls closed. incumbent republican rob portman the projected winner in his ract governor ted strickland. many political experts say portman ran the best race of any endangered senate republican this election cycle. this will be portman's second term. at first the race was close, but he quickly pulled ahead in thec he bst repubicanante. polls, making sure to distancer himself from the drama of theioe presidential election. here's what both candidates had to say tonight.at bc i'm overwhelmed. thank you ohio. u and thanks everybody in this room up got a l

record as a predictor of presidential results. ohio of any state in voting for the winning candidate. its results most often reflect the national voting average. ohio also has provided the decisive electoral votes to the winning candidate more times than any other state. but this race could be unlike any other for the buckeye state. this morning i was in jack's dineer. >> i think ohio will go to trump but ultimately hillary will be elected. but we will see. john: ohio has been correctly picking the winner of the presidential election ever since 1964 and really if you go back to 1800's it has an almost perfect record. with us now jay, former senior adviser to ohio's governor. john kasich and a political expert of all things ohio, so this young man nicholas wright we spoke to traveled the states, he thinks ohio goes for trump but this could be one of the few rogue years that ohio doesn't go with the national mood because he also predicts hillary win it is presidency. how do you see it? >> it's certainly possible that donald trump wins th

an attack leaves 9 students injured on the campus of the ohio state university.. and students in shock. "mike" / osu student says: "shaken up. i don't have a clear mind." officials at the university say the suspect - accused of carrying out the attack "on purpose" and shot and killed by police - was a student at the university. the suspect came into the united states as a somali refugee... and was granted status as a legal permanent resident. the suspect drove onto campus .. hitting some students and began stabbing and slashing people with a butcher knife. stone says: "our officer was on scene in less than a minute, and he ended the situation in less than a minute." 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 orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the car." at this point police say they are still looking into motive. we can't help but th happened here... fox-5 looked into what u-n-l-v pol

sorry. >> obviously a lot of shock and shock over what happened on the campus of ohio state university today. the suspect, abdul razak ali artan, drove his car into students. >> then he got out, started stabbing people in what police now suggest may have been an act of terrorism. ten people are wounded tonight. here's more. >> reporter: tonight, university police naming the suspected attacker as osu student, abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement

they have in central ohio, north side of columbus, eight people shot. we have reported from the ohio fire press office that one has been taken to the hospital in critical condition, seven in stable condition. we don't have any information on what happened to the shooter. it's all still coming in. there's a lot of information coming in. we still are working on details. we have a whole array of emails coming in and we we are trying o get hospitals trying to get more information. we will get that as soon as we get it. >> we don't have any idea if if the shooter is down, all that there's an active shooter involved, right? no other details? >> no information on what has happened to that person f he's in custody, has been killed or killed himself, everything is preliminary. this happened at 9:56 when this first came in. an hour and ten minutes. in an situation like this, an hour seems decent time but information is so scattered. we are talking about a massive campus. melissa: right. >> so many places to go, so many place it is shooter could be and there was a

, but to the point, stay safe buckeyes. >>> we know many of you have kids or know someone who attends ohio state. when word came of the active shooter, we took a lot of calls right here in our own news room from worried parent it is. parents can get alerts from the university, but your student laura's son is a freshman at ohio state. >> your heart skips a beat and immediately you think where's my child? is he okay? what is he doing right now? and very luckily, i sent a text to him right away and he was able to text me back his location and what was happening with him. >> that was a very happy text to get. laura found out about the situation at osu from a buckeye alert. she says it seems updates were co i minutes. >>> as we said, an alert went out to all ohio state students immediately after the attack happened. next at 7:00, we're going to talk to an expert about its message and directions for students. >> and nike's latest shoe offering. how much you have to fork over if you want the new self-lacing >>> three simple words: run, hide, fight. that's what ohio state university told its stude

he heads up the national alliance on mental illness of ohio. it advocates for the mentally ill and their families. >> they have been dealt a tough hand they're allowed to live in these conditions. >> reporter: they're condition that's date back at least 7 years when he visited care circle's three homes here on east 89th street and was shocked to see the inside. fast forward to our recent investigation when ed described life as a resident there two years ago. >> this is the fly droppings on the mat -- mattress cover. photos were taken by disability rights ohio, a nonprofit that acts as the state's protection arm for people with disabilities. there was their 6th unannounced visit in the last 18 months. each time, they tell us they find the same grim conditions. each time, they report their findings back to the state. >> i think they should be closed within 24 hours >> reporter: they are licensed by the ohio mental health and addiction services. they tell me they are taking any potential violations seriously and remaining active against the facili

witnesses said that they ran a lay seeking in other rooms in thank you matt ride from the campus of ohio state university doctors about to get an update on some of the victims conditions from the morning attack at all issue. >> down to that news conference in columbus, surrounded hereby collects from state and city government and from public safety and from the wexner medical center. an individual this morning who drove onto a sidewalk striking people and then stabbing people with the butcher knife and before he was stopped by one of the campus police officers, the individual was neutralized, the initial victims were struck by the car at 9:52 a.m. the officer counted the individual at 953 and was neutralized, at 955 campus aler went out for people to seek shelter in to stay put. first of all to exit the place for this occurred, and they wer told to get away from the area. and a variety of local law enforcement 's joined us and the fbi on campus to make sure ther were no further threats and about 90 minutes later the buildings were released i have with me the people who were directly on s

of the danger. and so we say thank you to them. columbus is a special place and ohio state is a major reason why we are so special: i ask the people of columb up involved in their thoughts and prayers, the victims, their families and for the collective community this is a diverse, welcoming and warming community where we welcome people from all over the world. that is what makes us so special. i ask for everyone to continue to lean in, bray for one another and look out for one another and on what brings us together as opposed to what divides us. >> president drake. >> thank you very much. we have a few minutes for a couple of questions. >> do you have the spelling of the name of the police officer and two at riverside and three for a total.>> >> correct. there were six now total at ohio state, two riverside and three at grant. >> officer's name is alan hor force. >> since january 11, 2015. >> he is a police officer. >> chief stone can you say ideal there are police officers? >> there's interviews to be had. and anybody he might have associated with. find out what we'r

massive campus on north side of columbus, ohio, 60,000 students go to this school. it's a huge big 10 school. we have had reports of a suspect opening fire. we have had reports of a suspect driving a car or two suspects in a car, driving a vehicle into a crowd of people outside of a hall. we have read things like a fire alarm was pulled. all of this unconfirmed. we've had reports of a knife being used in this attack as well. right now we can tell you that your number of seven people taken to the hospital may or may not be correct. it may be eight at this point. we're not sure. but it is somewhere in that area there. we heard reports of one person in critical condition. of a vehicle running down people. this happening at watts hall, which is materials, science and engineering building. the shelter in place has now been lifted. classes have been canceled for the rest of the day you but sounds like it was just mayhem at this watts hall on the north side of the campus earlier, later this morning i should say when this all rang out. some students reported hearing somethin

so much so they're concerned that if donald trump was able to win the battleground state of florida, ohio, or north carolina, if he was able to flip michigan, that could be a probable. already hillary clinton is trying to reach out across the isle. >> tomorrow we face the test of our time. will we set doles that all of us can help meet, or will we tern on each other and pit one group of americans against another. >> she started the day face timing her granddaughter on the tarmac. then she took a few questions from reporters. >> people who vote for me and against me, i think these splits, the divides that have been exposed and exacerbated are ones that we really do have to bring the country together on. >> in florida alone, latinos have come out twice as much as they did in 2012 and cast million votes. that may be the story that we're talking about tomorrow. >>> thank you, jennifer, good to see you as always. the path to 270 shifting a little bit for the presidential nomine nominees. the new fox news electoral score card shows hillary clinton getting 274, donald trump seeing gains with 215

federal investigators are now looking into an attack this morning on the campus of ohio state university. nine people were injured and taken to the hospital ... one of them is in critical condition, but is expected to survive. brad hicks is in the studio with more. tonight -- o-s-u officials say intentionally carrying out the attack -- was a student at the university. he was shot and killed by police. just before ten a-m monday... a violent attack... on the campus of ohio state university... "shaken up. i don't have a clear mind." authorities say a young somali man intentionally drove a car into pedestrians -- then got out with a knife and started stabbing people. "about 9:52am, a male suspect drove a vehicle over the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians" fortunately -- police were already in the area due to an earlier gas leak. "our officer was on scene in less than a minute, and he ended the situation in less than a minute." "the officer engaged the suspect and shot and killed the suspect." police say nine people were injured. "none of the individuals appear to

the students i talked to today say they are grateful for a lot of things including quick action of ohio state university campus police in particular. the officer able to neutralize the suspect in a matter of one or two minutes. they said they are satisfied with the buckeye alert system that communicated to everyone on campus where they needed to be and when they needed to be on lockdown. they are grateful for friends like northeast ohio native who student who heard the gunshots and saw students running and knew it wasn't right and took to group chat to try to alert her friends to stay inside barricade themselves if they had to. the students she alerted said that warning helped keep them safe. >> there are group chats for friend groups and engineering groups. almost everyone has a group could. >> if they hadn't texted me it could have gone different and definitely might not have been where i am standing now if i walked out when i had. >> pretty scary situation. >> reporter: of course like chris said getting back to normal. what is the new normal around ohio state university campus. we wi

of the greatest games in baseball history. >> you're not kidding, now the nation's attention turns to the national election. once again, ohio is at the center of it all. >> right now, we have to get right to the weather because the rain is coming down, and it could cause problems for your commute. the roads are wet, we have team coverage for you. kristen bourn is watching the roads, we begin with j.d. rudd who is checking the roads. >> the bulk of the heavy rain is gone, not expecting any new heavy rain, however, some light showers, some mist and drizzle may linger on. here's the radar and the temperatures right now, that's the second part of the story today. it is warmer right now, than it will be all afternoon wi temperatures in the 60s. notice the bulk of this rain pushed its way out of the state of ohio. it will continue to move that direction. earlier, a couple hours ago, we had heavy downpours in the cleveland area. but again, you can see, those have pushed their way off to the east this morning. closer inspection, a few showers spotting the area, but those are moving off to the east. i don't think any major area, thi

an approximately seven-point lead in the state of ohio. n, just about half of the precincts reporting. donald trump with the edge in ohio, and he has to have it. on to north carolina, north carolina still too close to call. 76% of all precincts reporting. donald trump with a point and a half lead. wake county in north carolina, one of the more urban counties with a larger hispanic and african-american vote, wake county still outstanding. this one could be a little deceptive because of those that aren't in yet. north carolina is too close to call, as of the precincts reporting now, donald trump has a slight edge. it might actual be a hillary clinton slight edge. we're just not sure. big picture if be ear donald trump, you have to have florida, you have to have ohio and north carolina. you have to win all three before you go out west and try to pick up some blue states. right now he has the possibility of getting all three of those states, just as an aside, the upshot from "the new york times" which had this as large as a 91-9% lead for hilla

bush back in the white house raised questions of the integrity of ohio's voting machines. had no paper ballots to allow an audit of the vote. today, many new voting machines in ohio have a built-in safety feature. >> machines now can actually take a ballot image in the sequence of every single one cast to eliminate fraud december --'s summit he tempers with a paper ballot. quite there is a problem. >> somebody decided to turn off the security. >> he just discovered the photo image and auto protection functions have literally been shut off. >> so they bought state-of-the-art equipment and turned off the security. courts we followed him into state court in columbus. he is second order republican secretary of state to turn on all of the voter protections on the machines. we were not allowed to film, but republican officials argued it would require a massive effort to turn on the protection applications. >> it is a drop-down box. just like on your computer. do you want ballot images of every ballot cast? you would think, yes. same thing for the autoblog -- audit log. >> the ju

we're track it will that rainfall into is parts of northeast ohio. already saying it, here down towards rich land. it's just a light to moderate rain. you will not hear any thunder out of this, but all of this is pressing off toward it is the east, compliments of what we'll call weather maker and rainmaker number one. you can see it here. some severe weather being reported, much further down toward this south. th w so northeast ohio, it looks good, if in terms of it just being the rainfall. that it rain maker number 1. rainmaker number 2 is well off toward this the west. you'll notice a little lull in the activity from that point from rain maker number 1 to 2. so tuesday afternoon looking okay, but by wednesday morning wednesday afternoon, it's this area of low pressure that will rise towards the east, and eventually impact us here in northeast ohio on wednesday. so make a long story short, tracking for you tomorrow afternoon, looking okay. but you want to make sure that if you want to get some christmas decorations, or holiday decorations up, that yo

thank you we continue to follow breaking news out of columbus ohio reports of a people shot on the ohio state university campus. it appears to be an active shooter situation a live picture here. we will have the latest coming up next. also, -- >>> also, three people taken into questioning. >>> recounts may soon be underway in at least three states. i'm dug in washington and we will have more on that coming up. >>> >>> good morning. sheriffs deputies raid this most telling gilroy searching for one of two escaped inmates who broke out of santa clara county jail last week. that inmate was not captured last night was able to you who authorities to take into custody, coming up >>> and breaking news out of ohio they are being told to run and hide. what we are learning about an active shooter on the campus and the seven people transported to hospitals. >>> and good morning everyone. welcome back. it's monday, november 28. >> and, straight back to that breaking news that we have been following. reports of a shooting at ohio state university we are learning as many as eight people have been shot

campus the hustle and bustle has resumed, the students continue to question the actions of a fellow buckeye. 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 figur

new images emerge of the man behind the attack at ohio state university. >> there's a guy crashed his car into a bunch of people. >> 11 people injured, the suspect shot and killed by

he is someone who has huge goodwill across the state of ohio. african-american pre-voting turnout has been a little lagging for the clinton campaign. anything like that is a boot. >> symone, who is getting out the vote?

party senator robb portman is having a watch party and right now i am joined by matt of the ohio g.o.p. how are you feeling now? >> relieved. the best news of the night it is already here and election 2016 is about to come to an end. >> that's good news. we are watching closely. senator portman's case against ted strickland's. what are you expecting out of the results and how important the seat is to ohio and republicans. >> we arexc our republican senator to a republican majority in the united states senate and ohio will do its share. rob portman works hard to get things done in a town that nothing matters and running against the worst and the resounding victory for senator robb portman and i am pleased to congratulate him when he is reelected to the united states senate. >> we are expecting to see candidates when we get things roling and congressional candidates and are expected to win. >> and throughout the night we will roll with announcements as we call races and able to introduce our candidates for the ohio supreme court and legislative races and favor and speaker rosenberger wil

ohio. it came in as an active shooter call? shots fired on the campus of the ohio state university. sot - mike (no last name) / osu campus. there's an active shooter.' police and fire swarmed the campus in columbus after reports of a gunman on the loose. the university alerted students and staff tweeting active shooter on campus, run, hide fight. sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the

he served as a great governor of ohio. he has served in congress and he was looking back going to the somewhat. he will have a lot of options. he i clinician, but it didn't turn out the way we hoped for. >> reporter: now let's talk about the whole feel right here at this party. the zest was zipped out of the party early on and then further and your candidate winning. >> there is a lot of anxiety. we are fighters fighters fighters and we are democrats. she has some major states we are counting. michigan, it is still doable. she is up in the electoral votes right now so we are hopeful. we are not going to give up right now. >> reporter: and i know the democratic party is celebrating a you lot of -- a lot of other smaller races. you say there is a good feel altogether. >> very good. and right here in my county we have our first african-american county commissioner. we have our youngest recorder. so there is a lot of good things, new judges. >> reporter: good things. thank you for being with us. reporting live and getting answ

because he was a university of michigan guy. and i'm an ohio state guy. but despite that, we did become friends. not only did we become friends, my daughters had tremendous amount of respect for him. so when i asked them, after steve passed, to give me a word or a phrase that reminded them of steve, they came up with these four words. or four sayings. one said funny. steve could be brutally funny with a wicked sense of humor. another said kind. another said nice man. and finally, the fourth said, christ like. i laughed at that inside because i knew steve would laugh at that. but then i looked up christ like and i got words that fit steve to a tee. gentle, kind, unselfish, generous, it was really amaze -- an amazing thing that i never thought of, that one of my daughters could see in a guy whose words have been described by our colleagues who loved him, loved him dearly because his heart was always in the right spot, of trying to get things done, no matter who it came from or whose idea it was, steve was always about helping the little guy, as marcy kaptur,

and there is the state of ohio, cbs news is counted, donald trump will win ohio. now, this keeps his hopes alive. ohio was a very win. he needs to win ohio. he needs to win florida. right now, florida is too close but donald trump is leading in the vote. and there's the electoral vote count right now. hillary clinton 122, donald trump 168. john, what does ohio mean? >> well, ohi was one of those states-- they're falling into the traditional patterns. ohio was ateta that donald trump had a chance to do well in because there was a big noncollege-educated voters. there's a low portion of the electorate that was to to put it onght one to go i. virginia air, more diverse electorate, also a larger share of college-educated voters, that has gone to hillary clinton. those are ones that have sorted in a way that we would have expected before tonight, which is a change since so much has happened tonight which is unexpected. >> it's also a state where hillary clinton pulled out all the stoms in terms of star power that she brought to ohio. endorsement don't necessarily mean

a lot of activity just after 6:30 here at the ohio state university. i don't know if this campus, even though classes will resume today, will ever feel normal again. that's yet to be seen, right? this is what we do know as of right now. this entire ordeal got started just before 10:00 monday morning, and police say artan deliberately jumped the curb in his car and hit a group of pedestrians. he then got out and started to slash people with a butcher knife. that is hard to even imagine and comprehend. in less than a minute campus police were here, and they caught the suspect and shot him dead. now, students had to hide in classrooms and waited for the all-clear. that had to be terrifying. we know there are nonlife-threatening injuries right now for those injuries. we did go by all the hospitals if we can find out any information on the victims. we did see family and friends sitting in the waiting rooms just waiting patiently to find out those conditions, but we didn't get any new information about that. what we did get was a statement from the muslim stu

trump promises to get rid of obamacare if he is elected. >>> voters in the battleground state of ohio being unundated with political ads and phone calls from the clinton and trump campaign. mark strassmann voted to two who have had enough of the campaign. >> we will make america great again. >> reporter: in the courtship of ohio. >> helping women is a cause in her life. >> reporter: many voters want a restraining order. on average throughout the state, an ad for trump or clinton runs on local television, every three minutes. >> overwhelming with ads. overwhelming with calls. overwhelming with nonstop political stuff. >> reporter: linda merriam is a registered independent. betty drake is a conservative democrat. if you get up at 7:00 a.m., by what time have you heard your first ad? >> probably, like, 7:03. >> reporter: 7:03? that soon? >> yeah, that soon. >> i'm donald trump. >> i'm hillary clinton. >> reporter: since june, both presidential campaigns have spent more than 32 million dollars on television ads in ohio. and many ohioans have stopped answering the door and the phone. you g