. >>> a sad story out of newark, ohio near columbus. a mother has been charged with manslaughter after allegedly rolling over her baby in her sleep. 24-year-old danielle -- was indicted on several charges, including involuntary suffocation. she was under the influence of possible methamphetamines at the time of the baby's death. >>> people sleeping with their babies is a controversial topic. but there is a study babies that sleep in the same room but not the same bed at their parents can significantly reduce th the second time mom and her husband welcomed a new baby and roommate six weeks ago. >> and we alternate between the rock and play and the bassinet. >> reporter: a new report from the american academy of pediatrics, suggests that she is doing it right. the aap latest recommendation, for parents to share a room with the infant till six months to them. >> reporter: and the doctors stay allowing babies to sleep in your room reduces the risk of sleep related infant deaths. >> the highest risk for the unexplained infant death it's in t

we will be in philly tonight, ohio in columbus area near ohio stadium at the state university tomorrow afternoon. sunday we will be in tampa at the river church. orlando, inll be in winter springs at the star light. 2016details, go to decision .com. we are rallying the troops, encouraging the vote, getting people out there. at that is what eric trump has been doing. he is an executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the trump organization. he has a dad who is now arguably the most famous man in the world. let's welcome eric trump. eric trump: it is great to be back. i gotllagher: it is true, to believe your dad is now the most famous man on the planet. everybody knows who donald trump is, right? eric trump: it is amazing. it is hard to believe, when put in that context. mr. gallagher: the whole year has been hard to believe. right now, when we see the kind of momentum that your dad has. your father right now has, i believe, a really, really good shot. you look at some of these key states. cnn lays out the six ways he can win. we are looking at ohio, florida, new hamp

it was a segregated base near columbus, ohio, now rickenbacker for those that know the history. and when that base closed, that was july of '49. i became commander of richards air base and the 1840th air base win in june of 1972. first such level assignment in the states from the end of segregation. >> wow. >> so change came very slowly. we received assignments overseas we would not get here at home. i commanded a fighter squadron for two years in the philippines. i commanded a fighter squadron in vietnam, reconnaissance squadron. was in the cold war. we hadn't even gotten credit for the cold war because we didn't fire anything. but, again, commanded units during that deployment against russia. change came very slowly. that's something to understand. the value lessons that sustained us in those days are just as important for those young people today who are america's tomorrow and they need to understand that. >> mr. zeitchik, utah beach, normandy, france, how old were you? >> 18. >> did you enlist at 18 and immediately get sent there when you got started? what was your -- were y

ohio. yesterday stops planned for today near dayton and columbus. event today with clinton and lebron james will begin here at the cleveland public auditorium at 4:30. she make another stop in new hampshire before coming here again the event starts at 4:30. doors open to the public at 1:30. >>> it may be sunday but you can still castro valley.-- cast your ballot. thousands of people turned out yesterday to have their say in the selection. however, early voting is the deadline to get your absentee ballot in the mail is tomorrow. it needs to be postmarked by 7:30 p.m. by 7:30 p.m. >> if they drop it off in the mail at the end of the day on monday it will likely not be postmarked so go to the mailbox -- post office before they close. if you can't get your ballot postmarked by the deadline you can drop it off at the board of elections until 7:30 tuesday evening on election day. >>> after fighting for his life driver injured in a crash has died. 66 rolled wayne died from injuries he got back on -- 66 rolled wayne died from injuries he received from a cra

we will be in philly tonight, ohio in the columbus area near ohio stadium at the ohio state them universitywe will be at tampa, at the river church. monday, in orlando in winter springs at the starlight baptist church and for details go to decision 2016 to her.com. it's another one of the whirlwind tours we have taken with partnership, harder ship with the great america pac rallying the troops and encouraging the vote and getting people out there. that's what eric trump has been doing he's executive vice president of development and acquisitions and he has a dad who is now arguably the most famous man in the world. let's welcome on our guest line eric trump. mr. trump, welcome back? caller: good to be back. host: i just realized i'm intro we you and i have to believe your dad is now the most famous man on the planet. everyone knows who donald trump is; right? caller: it's amazing. it's kind of hard to believe when put in that context it's hard to believe. host: the whole year has been hard to believe in right now when we see the kind of momentum that your dad has-- your father right now has

ohio. he has three stops planned for today near dayton and columbus. today's event with hillary clinton and lebron james is scheduled to start at 4:30 pm, likely to be a late start because hillary clinton will be speaking in new hampshire starting at 3:00. the event, again, starts at 4:30 pm with the doors opening at the public auditorium at 1:30 pm. live in cleveland, meg shaw. >>> those events seem to start later that they are supposed to . thank you very much. it may be sunday but you can thousands of people turning out yesterday to have their say in the selection. early estimates show that early voting is actually down this year by 7% and cuyahoga county. a spokesperson says that one reason why is that many voters may be undecided days from the election. the deadline to get your absentee ballot in the mail is tomorrow and it needs to be postmarked by 7:30 pm. >> if they drop it off in the mail at the end of the day on monday, it likely will not be postmarked so go to the post office before it closes and get it mailed. >> early voting will go from 1

we'll top out near for cleveland and northern ohio. columbus 43 during that big ohio state/michigan game today, maybe a little bit of drizzle for them as well. overnight lows 30 to 35 degrees tonight and then tomorrow a little bit milder, 47 for cleveland. the browns game you'll be in the 40s during the entire ball game. tailgating probably upper 30s to near 40 starting off early. here's the high pressure that will push the precip and the clouds out of here beginning tonight and bring us some with clouds. so a dry day. and then by monday clouds thicken up, and late monday we'll begin to see some rain showers move in and warmer temps are coming our way, and i'm thinking that by tuesday into wednesday we'll be flirting with 60 degrees. whoa! not too shabby. 42 today, a morning mix with some isolated afternoon sprinkles, a lot of clouds out there as well. 33 tonight, clearing skies after midnight generally, cold. all right. sunday we've got a sunday, we'll go 47. monday it's late showers more towards sunset, 51. tuesday rain likely. there you go,

near the attack it pray for victims and the community. >> anyone who is part of ohio state who lives in columbus and knows this community knows we are in a inclusive place. we welcome everyone. we're one family. >> reporter: a senior law enforcement offici investigators are trying to determine whether he had personal problems or something else that may have pushed him overt edge. that's where the investigation continues today. looking into his past and trying to figure out what did push him over that edge to yesterday's attack. >> all right. thank you. and this -- this morning we're learning more about the attacker's past. >> tiffany, we know that he came to the u.s. in 2014. >> he did so by way of ago. he and his family fled to pakistan in 2007. he is or was a permanent resident as will mentioned. he posted a rant on facebook about attack on muslims writing it's led to a boiling . i can't take it anymore. before attending ohio state he granted from columbus state community college with an associates degree. investigators are working to figure out why he carried out this attack he had help planning it. you can see it they spent much of

won't find the items anywhere else near to us from pennsylvania, indiana, columbus, cincinnati, eerie, pittsburgh, and the whole entire cleveland and northeastern ohio area. and the artists are wonderful for us because if there's a customer who sees something but they way, say, a uncle sam in a different size or a santa claus in different colors to match their room, the artists will be wonderful in accommodating and make the one-of-a-kind for our customers. in russell township, and as a result of that, we have a wonderful front yard, side yard, and courtyard to work with, so we have our wonderful steel garden stakes and animals. we do seasonal, nonseasonal. as you will see, we have our large moose and deer and horse, and then we do the dogs and the cats, and we've got our turtles, we've got cats, and then santa clauses, snowmen, gingerbread men. you get something american-made. you know where it's coming from. you know the artist; you talk to them on the phone. and you have the quality that you don't have from the imports. but i think it's very very important in today's world to be able to know where it's made, who the artist is, and to be able to s

near a work staging area that caused a three hour train delay. protests against the pipeline were held in 80 cities across the country. in columbus, ohio, an activist blobbed traffic handcuffing himself under a vehicle in a downtown intersection, and vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders joined protesters in washington, d.c. this morning from the mother of that little boy who died in the family's hot car. >> she testified in defense of her ex-husband said blaming the parent will not help. here's more. >> reporter: it's clear that jurors didn't believe her, who, in court, defended her ex-husband saying, she, too, feels he accidently left their 22 month old son to die in the silver suv outside his atlanta officer in june of 2014. >> cooper was the sweetest boy. >> reporter: all charges, taylor takes frustrations to facebook, so now you say justice has been served, but guess what, convict every parent this has ever happened to, and i promise two things, one, it never brings the children back, and, two, it will not prevent it from happening in the future. the problem is as a society that refuses to believe this c

tom: voting near a battleground state. columbus, ohio.ocation in the outskirts of columbus. may be less battlegroundy than have been in previous elections. nevertheless a key state. all the people we're seeing in the shot saturated by the advertising. it's amazing the polarization n america who gets the tv ads. francine: i highly suggest to andletgo. go find the latest polls and look at that. this is a wlerg prediction of who will win and -- bloomberg prediction of who will win. it's an awesome map. coming up shortly bloomberg's is eak election day exciting and america numb for the moment. >> feels like a payroll day. it's payroll friday with the volume cranked right up. we'll be talking to peter navorro, professor of economic and public policy, trump supporter and always fiery and expect that coming up in a little bit. the status quo is what many people expect and that generally means a divided government but i'm not sure how much what happened the last couple years you can put back in the bottle and how much of it is very versal. we'll

ohio state campus in columbus. frank, to you. >> reporter: according to. osu emergency management this incident happened nearts hall which still has an active police presence. for the last few years we've been out here, the bureau of alcohol, at that batobacco and were here in the area. i spoke with students today who say they couldn't believe something like this could happen on campus, one student describing the incident at surre surreal. another student told me he was asleep when friends ran to his room alerting to what was going on. students for several hours gathered near the scene from a distance to get a closer look. eight people were transported to hospital hospitals, a ninth person was later transported. he w she was hiding as instructed. two victims r -- surgery mainly for orthopedic issues. right now as it stands all academic classes have been cancelled for today. that's what we've got here. shepard. >> frank, any idea about this -- aside from his name, anything on this suspect from anyone who knew him or anything? >> you know, none of the students know. police haven't told us why he would carry ou

columbus with the latest. kenneth confusion and chaos on : the campus of ohio state university. >> fire department. kenneth investigators say monday : morning, a driver jumped a curb and plowed into several people near the school's engineering building. he got out armed with a butcher , knife and started slashing. a heroic campus cop, 28-year-old alan horujko, two years on the force, opened fire, killing the suspect. >> he was yelling and the guy wouldn't stop. he charged the cop and the cop was forced to shoot him. kenneth: there was scene and the officers shot sparked panic. osu students barricaded themselves in classrooms. he -- the university tweeted, active shooter. run, hide, fight. the attacker, identified as osu says this is the photo of the somali immigrant and legal us resident. investigators say on social media he was upset about the treatment of muslims posting on facebook minutes before the attack. the muslim community has spoken out asking for people not to jump to conclusions. kenneth mouton, abc news, ohio. tom: today cubans gathered to , begin nine days of mourning for fidel castro. memorial for the former leader in havana's plaza of the revolution. citizens bid farewell to the man

near 39 during the evening hours, but not bad. if you're traveling to columbus saturday look at this, 38 at 10:00 a.m. as ohio takes on the m north. 41 degrees at game time at noon. it's going to be chilly. there could be isolated shower maybe a lake effect mix of rain as we head through saturday for the northern ohio region. 43 sunday should be dry, browns game looks good, 51 and then showers monday into tuesday. >>michigan, mark, michigan. >>> improving race relations in >>has anything changed dins the death of tamir rice. some big issues that police and the community are dealing with. >>> and a discussion about who's getting behind the wheel on ohio roadways. >>> first when news 5 at 5:00 returns how these walls are helping people deal with their . >>> after this election i think a lot of the nation feels like it needs a little therapy, maybe least one artist believes that. >>this is the result of the walls of the subway station covered in thousands of sticky notes, and the union square subway station in new york is a way for commuters to express themselves, to vent or offer words of hope following the ele

columbus ohio todd walker. for "the now tampa bay". >>> also breaking news out of plant city a woman has been stabbed to death. action air 1 over the scene this is near a concrete plant on sammons road. police think whoever stabbed her new the women. police don't think the public are looking for the suspect. >>> investigators are working to figure out what may have started a deadly mobile home fire, you can see from action air 1 earlier this morning, brendaliss gonzalez is live in odessa about the man who died in the fire and why it took firefighters extra time to put the fire out.>> reporter: it took firefighters a while to find the hydrants to get enough water to put out the fire. look at the home right now, there is this outer shell left standing, so much damage throughout the home, neighbors tell me the man who died had trouble getting around, his wife ran out of the home went to the neighbors for help, it took fire crews extra time here is cell phone video taken by a neighbor who after 5:00 this morning took this as the fire spread, the flames were so hot they melted the siding off of side, neighbors tried going back inside to save her husband b

go back to wcmh in columbus, ohio, outside where the alert has been placed from osu emergency management alerting people that there is a live shooter situation and to avoid going near after hearing shots fired and she tells him the latest text was that she's safe and just waiting at this point. we also heard from the department chair a man who said he was the department chair in that building and heard that one of his colleagues inside the building was slashed in the leg with a machete and also heard and again, all of this is unconfirmed at this point. this is just from people who are hearing from others or hearing, you know, from whatever source but these are people who are close here and on the scene. we also heard that a number of people may have been hurt by a car. that the gunman was in at one point, people fled the building and that a car may have struck some pedestrians. again, all of that unconfirmed. we're getting nothing really official at this point from the police, but this is still very much an active scene. we see a lot of police here with a lot of long guns in this area and obviously, this is still a very fluid situation. >> i wanted to ask you. >> r

columbus state community college. on monday nearing the end of his first semester at ohio state, police say he launched a deliberate attack on his clate calls poured into 911. >> i think it was a terrorist act and he did it purposely running around with a knife taking down people. >> reporter: shortly before the attack, surveillance a relative's car and moments earlier, the jumped a curve and tackling students and when he got out of the knife with a butcher knife. the police officer shot and killed him at the scene. 11 faculty student and staff members were injured. the entire 2,000 acre campus went into lockdown. >> it's not real. from determining a motive but not ruled out terrorism. officials say artan left a message on his facebook page attacs on muslim is around the world let to a boiling point, i can't take it anymore and it mentions the most controversial cleric anwar al awlaki, killed in 2011. officials say the fled with his family from came to the u.s. through the jfk airport in 2014. he was a lawful permanent u.s. resident. the student newspaper interview artan on his first day at classes. quoting him, if people

ohio state university campus ... police are dealing with an active shooter situation right now. one suspect is the local columbus station....8 people have been injured, one in critical condition. active shooting situation happening near watts hall, the university's materials science and engineering building. the school send out a twitter alert says active campus. run-hide- fight." then minutes later a tweet said to shelter in place and to avoid the area. you can see police tape and emergency vehicles on campus as the active shooter we'll continue to stay on this story and bring updates as they come in. stay with us, the morning rant is stay with us, the morning rant is ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in clark county. call now and let unitedhealthcare help like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a $0 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you $0 co-pays for specialist visits... overnight hospital stays... and tier 1 drugs... ansportation to your doctor's office or pharmacy at no additional cost. medica

columbus state community college. on monday nearing the end of his first semester at ohio state, police say he launched a calls poured in to 911. >> i think it is some type of terror attack. he did it purposely. there was a guy drive his car into a bunch of people, ran out with a knife chasing down people. >> reporter: shortly before the attack, campus surveillance cameras captured the suspect alone driving a relative's car. moments later, authorities say, artan jumped a curb crashing into unsuspecting faculty and students. that's when police say he got out of the car with a butcher knife. an osu police officer shot and killed artan at the scene. 11 faculty, student and staff members were injured. the entire 2,000-acre campus went into lockdown. >> it's not real. you go numb. >> reporter: law enforcement officials say they are still far from determining a motive but have not ruled out terrorism. authorities say artan allegedly left behind a message on his facebook page, attacks on muslims around the world led to the post also mentions the controversial american cleric anwar al awlaki killed by a u.s. drone in yemen i

ohio. >> good morning nbc 4 in columbus. >> celebrating our 33rd anniversary on "today." >> shoutout to all my friends and family in louisiana. >> bringing cheer to all who are near from shelby, north carolina. >> we're back at 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it is november 30th, 2016. and that means, as we've said tonight we get to light the rockefeller center christmas tree. >> then we all get lit. >> it's always that way, that's right. 50,000 lights. and you know what happens. if one goes out, they all go out. we checked off the box for this year. >> we've done all our jokes. coming up, day three of the steals and deals holiday extravaganza. this morning, jill martin has the perfect gift ideas for friends or co-workers, the kids' teachers, honestly anyone you need to shop for. >> get it done. >>> before we get to one thing, to say hi. you guys make our year every year, you really do. your names again. >> carol ann. >> and i'm tisha. >> again, thanks for coming down in your finery. >> they say follow them at instagram, nyc tree girls. >> adorable. >> you dropped one of your ornaments there. >> i had that happen once, it's not good. >> here is a check of the headlines.