member who wrote and direct a fictional moving about hazing said ohio state is trying to prevent incidents. >> i think that the university needs to do a lot more than just a social ban. i think this is a systemic problem. >> why does there have to be any dust? >> reporter: ohio state senior madeline touhey whose brother is in a fraternity elsewhere feels a suspension is a necessity. >> that message has to come from the university down or else kids won't take things >> mason: baltimore police detective sean souter is being remembered as a great cop known for his smart and his smile. he was an army veteran, husband, and father of five. his brothers and sisters in blue tonight are searching for his killer. kris van cleave is there. >> we're always one tip away. we're one moment away from breaking this case wide open. >> reporter: with a police helicopter circling, investigators continued to search home in balt's harland park neighborhood more than 48 hours after detective sean souter was shot in the head in broad daylight while investigating a homicide. police commissioner: >> the murder of a cop always has been and always

. >>> ohio state university suspended fraternity actions. ohio state is the latest school to crack down on greek life and it comes as the investigates possible cases of haszing and alcohol abuse. nearly a third of the 37 fraternity chapters are being looked at in this semester. >>> coming up on the "morning news," oil leaks by key stone pipeline leaks hundreds of glans of oil. >>> and the home of venus williams is robbed. this is the "cbs morning news." all i see is darkness. williams is robbed. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ feel that tingle of a cold sore only abreva can heal it in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fig

. >> i'm thankful their sent me to the university of michigan and not ohio state, go blue. i'll get that out there. my question is, on taxes as well. president seemed to suggest today that democratic health is all but gone for. do you still think you can get democrats onboard. >> we like particulars don't know white democrats wouldn't wouldn't to support tax cut knows middle class. as we have said many times, seems like something they should be running to cast their vote for and we would welcome their support if they want to help that effort. >> i'm thankful for the first amendment. >> oh, yes. >> kellyanne conway today -- >> i think we all are. >> i want to ask about kellan conway. she was here own the north lawn and said that she wore an alabama voter's not to support doug jones. not to be fooled by doug jones. is that the position of this white house, that voters are better off voting for someone accused of assaulting teenaged girls than a democrat? >> look, as i've answered, think even for the third or fourth time just today, at well as ten or 15 times on thursday and f

." >> dozens of ohio state university students are accused in a cheating scandal how the school said they pulled it off using a popular app. chris. >> reporter: nydia we have chilly weather out there, numerous record lows set. this is like january as opposed to the beginning of november. how long does the cold weather last? that's the big question, i'll have the answer coming up right after this. >> police in rhode island are dwepgd defense their action this morning after shooting the wrong suspect. a tip came in that the suspect was seen in a why the pickup truck. officers spotted the white pickup truck and tried to pull it over. the driver refused to pull over and hit other vehicles in an attempt to get away. officers believed there was an immanent threat so they opened fire. the driver was killed. the officers are on administrative leave. >>> ohio state university has accused 83 undergrads of cheating on class work cruising the app what's up they violated the code of conduct. penalties for violating the code of conduct range from warnings to explution e expvment --expus. >> live w

. >>> ohio state university suspending the activities of nearly of its from fra ternies, they're underion for student conduct violation. most involving hazing or alcohol. the university calls it an unacceptably high number. ohio state university the latest school to take action against greek organizations following incidents of hazing, misconduct, even student deaths. this has been -- i was in college, this has been something the greek system has really grappled with. just last week a student at texas state who was killed in a drinking incident. the hazing is happening even after 20 years of no alcohol in h the facilities. all of these strict codes of conduct. it's really troubling. >> one by one seems to be eliminated. florida state was an interesting date. see where it goes ahead. >>> boston celtics tearing up the nba with a 14th straight win. and yo scho andy scholes with the bleacher report next. beyond is a natural pet food that goes beyond assuming ingredients are safe... to knowing they are. going beyond expectations... because our pets deserve it. beyond. natural pet food. did

. >> ohio state suspended every fraternity at the ohio state university. and i know good saes and the stories about bad saes. is it redeemable? >> i think it is. that's one of the nice things about it. if you look at sort of the broader national folks who are on the boards of these fraternities, i think they have a chance and an opportunity to get more involved in the local level. the liability is becoming so insane i think that will change the minds. the bottom line is adults need to get involved. >> i'm a sucker for washington history. i want to read the new one on grant. he won a pulitzer for washing n washington, so i decided i should knock that out first. with he think of this larger than life, stoic figure. it is fascinating. he was a very temperamental often angry, emotional person. he worked very hard to build and project the image. that is a great lesson for modern politics and modern media where personality is often larger than life to the detriment not just of our larger political system but to the individual. >> embarrassing question for d.c. b

last year at ohio state university, 11 injured. for years isis and al qaeda have called for just this type of low tech attack using cars and trucks to mow down and kill as many people as possible. >> these small scale attacks using tools not even weapons but tools that are widely available make suppressing truly impossible. >> reporter: in new york last may it wasn't a terror attack but a deranged suspect on drugs who killed a woman and injured 22 after driving through a crowd in time square. nypd commissioner told lester earlier this year the threat from trucks is top of mind for the nypd critical response command using city trucks to wall off large public gatherings including thanksgiving. >> we had a ring of trucks around the whole route to make sure there's no unauthorized vehicles on the route. fourth of july is always a challenge. >> reporter: after isis called for targeting new york's thanksgiving parade last year, police visited 148 truck rental facilities telling them to be aware of any suspicious persons who might try to

. >>> ohio state university is suspending all fraternities. indefinitely. the groups are being forced to stop recruitment and all social activities. it has been investigating 11 of the 37 chapters sense the start of the year. university officials say conduct by the fraternities has been a growing concern. ohio state is the latest school to crackdown on greek life. >>> this morning, facebook, google and twitter are trying to add transparency to news. they are adding trust indicators icons. next to articles. when users click those icons, they'll see information about the publisher, part of an effort to help users distinguish between reliable journalism and the so-called fake news. >>> a retired marine has kept a final promise he made to a friend on the battlefield in vietnam. >> master sergeant william cox stood guard over james hollingsworth and delivered his eulogy. now during a gunfight in new to contact each other every new kpreer's over if they survived. they were connected for 49 straight years. >> wow. >> once again, he put on his uniform and stood the

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. >> a college cheating scandal shaking the ohio state university this morning.ens of students are accused of using technology to help them cheat. we'll have details ahead this morning. >> and as we head to break, a live look across the d.c. region. it is 5:08 right now and 48 degrees. we're back with more news, weather and traffic after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. time now is 5:09. let's go to texas where we are learning more about the deadly church shooting. the fbi still trying to get evidence off the shooter's locked iphone. the air force is launching a full scale investigation into why the agency didn't turn over the shooter's criminal records which could have prevented him from buying guns legally. this sunday will mark one week since the deadly shooting which left more than two dozen people dead and more than 20 others injured. >> to las vegas where thousands of people gathered last night for the vegas strong march. the shooting happened just over a month ago on october 1st. a gunman opened fire from the 32nd floor of the hotel there into the au

. >>> after a series of tragedies at campuses across the country, ohio state university is now the latest to ban most fraternities as it investigates alleged hazing and alcohol abuse. it's a preemptive strike aimed at preventing the kind of tragic student deaths that have occurred at other colleges. nbc's blake mccoy has more on the story. >> reporter: in a drastic move, ohio state is canceling nearly all fraternity events, sending a letter to 37 organizations because almost a third of them are already under investigation for code of conduct violations this school year. quote, this is an unacceptably high number, and the university will not tolerate behavior that puts the health and safety of students at risk. student body president andrew jackson, a fraternity member himself, agrees. >> it's an opportunity for us to take a step back and look and really do a deep dive into the issues that might be happening. >> reporter: ohio state the latest school just this fall to suspend greek life amid concerns of drinking, hazing or sexual misconduct. joining the university of michigan, florida stat

michael drake is a medical doctor and president of the ohio state university. >> we want people to be educated. able to borrow money, facilitate that education. >> reporter: still, the president insists tax reform is good for the country overall. >> the beating heart of our plan is a tax cut for working families. that's what it is. >> reporter: but tonight concern that a plan which cuts taxes on corporations and the rich could make college less affordable for millions of families. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> at an emergency u.n. security council meeting late today, u.s. ambassador nikki haley said north korea's missile launch tuesday brings the u.s. closer to a war it doesn't want, but if it comes, haley warns, the regime will "be utterly destroyed." new photos released by the north korea government reportedly show kim jong-un guiding the test fire of an intercontinental ballistic missile that it claims can hit the u.s. mainland. >>> back home, police believe they finally caught a potential serial killer who has been terrorizing the tampa area. the suspect now charged in f

ohio state university has suspended all fraternities indefinitely.of the 37 groups are being investigated for alcohol and hazing abuses. earlier this month texas state and florida state suspended fraternities and sororities after the deaths of pledges. >>> a health alert this morning about the risk of consuming energy drinks. a new study warns they come with frightening health risks including mental health problems, increased blood pressure, tooth erosion and on top of that kidney damage. researchers say more oversight is needed including caffeine limbs, especially for ki about to become a family of nine. skylar and jamie scott were hoping to give their two sons one more sibling. when jamie started taking fertility drugs. the drugs worked and jamie got pregnant and during a routine checkup and ultrasound they learned the medication worked really well. >> you know, jamie said is there more than two? and she nodded her head. i go more than three. she said there's four. there's four. and then she kind of just one more pass around and, again, just takes

mei am thing fall they sent to the university of michigan and not ohio state. go blue. i will get that out there. my question is on taxes as well. the president seemed to suggest today that democratic health is all but gone for. do you still think you can get democrats on board? sec. sanders: we would certainly still like to. frankly i don't know why , democrats would not like to support tax cuts for the middle class. as we have said many times before, it seems like something they should be running to cast their vote for, and we certainly welcome their support if they want to get on board and help that effort. >> i am thankful for the first amendment. sec. sanders: i think we all are. >> kellyanne conway today, she was here on the north lawn and she would appear on the north lawn -- she warned alabama voters not to be fooled by doug jones. so is that the position by this white house? voters are better off voting for someone accused of assaulting teenage girls than a democrat? sec. sanders: look, as i have answered, i think even for the third or fourth time just today as

last year at ohio state university 11 injured. for years isis and al-qaeda have called for just this type of low-tech attack using cars and trucks to mow down and kill as many people as possible. >> these small-scale attacks using tools, not even weapons, but tools that are widely available make actually suppressing this entirely, not just difficult, but truly impossible. >> reporter: in new york last may, it wasn't a terror attack, but a deranged suspect on drugs who killed a woman and injured 22. after driefrmiving through a crn times square. n.y.p.d. commissioner james o'neal told lester earlier this year the threat from trucks is top of mind for the n.y.p.d. critical response command now using city trucks to wall off large public gathersings, including thanksgiving. >> we had a ring of sanitation sand trucks around the whole route to make sure there are no unauthoriz unauthorized vehicles on the route. we did the same thing on new year's eve and the 4th of july is always a challenge. >> reporter: after isis called for targets

. >> ohio state university accusing 83 undergraduate students of cheating on classwork using a group app. the students are facing potential penalties ranging from warnings to expulsion. >> today is the day we've all been waiting for especially maureen umeh if she's watching. taylor swift dropped her newest album reputation at midnight. more than 80,000 albums were sold in the first hour. she sent out a bold tweet at midnight reading reputation is out now. let the games begin. i know you're excited, can't wait. >> got no words. >> i'll get you a copy, wisdom. >> no. >> coming up on fox5 news >> a woman is killed on a maryland road and now police are working to find out if it was a hit-and-run. we're live with the latest. >> as we head to break here's a live look across the d.c. region. grab that winter jacket. you're going to need it. fox5 news morning will be right back and wisdom will be rocking out to taye swift during the break. >> somebody will get a gift from me then. >> ♪ z2l2xz z16fz y2l2xy y16fy >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> time now is 4:44. here's a look at the stor

ohio state university. close to michigan. my question is, does the president really regret interfering in the case of the ucla ask about players and what message does that send to other u.s. citizens who may be held captive by a foreign government? sec. sanders: look, the president was certainly very glad to see the release of the chinesehletes by the government and frankly it is very fortunate that the strongnt has built a enough relationship with president xi that he was able to help with the release. whenever the president is able to use his office and those relationships to help american citizens held overseas he is certainly going to do that. certainly the president was happy to intervene and i think he has made that clear by taking that action upon himself to do and without being asked certainly, something he has done something several times in these brief, short 10 months he is been in office where he is secured the release of several american citizens and brought them home. for survivingul our 12 days in asia. happy t

rob: a cheating scandal rocking ohio state university, 80 students, the messaging apps called -- to sharers on classwork saying, quote, sharing the due dates for an assignment perfectly acceptable but sharing answers to a final exam is not. the students could be facing expulsion. sticking around colleges and universities, 12 additional fraternity members have been charged in the penn state hazing death of timothy p out that. prosecutors say they have uncovered new surveillance video from the basement of the fraternity house after finding it was intentionally deleted showing the brothers giving him 18 drinks in an hour and 22 minutes >> they claimed we don't know other than what in the upstairs video and we don't know what happened in the basement. guess what? now we know. rob: 17 brothers facing a slew of charges including involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, and hazing, for the february 2016 incident. we first told you about this yesterday, use of the tube is finally removing and banning all videos of the dangerously influential al qaeda leader nearly ten years after the obama a

. >>> after a series of tragedies at campuses across the country, ohio state university is now the latestban most fraternities as it investigates alleged hazing and alcohol abuse. it is an aim moved at preventing future tragedy. blake mccoy reports. >> reporter: in a drastic move, ohio state is cancelling nearly all fraternity events, sending a letter to organizations, because almost one-third are already under investigation. quote, this is an unacceptable high number and the university will not tolerate behavior that puts the health and safety of students at risk. student body president andrew jackson, a fraternity member himself, agrees. >> it is an opportunity for us to take a step back and look and really do a deep dive into the issues that might be happening. >> reporter: ohio state, the latest school just this fall to suspend greek life amid concerns of drinking, hazing or sexual misconduct. joining the university of michigan, florida state, louisiana state and texas state. four students have died this year while pledging fraternities, including 19-year-old timothy piazza, served 18

michael drake is a medical doctor and president of the ohio state university. >> we want people to be he educated, being able to borrow money. making it hard to pay it back makes it hard for the country. >> reporter: although the president insists it is good for the country overhaul. >> the bea that's what it is. >> reporter: but tonight's concern that cuts taxes on corporations and rich could make college less affordable for millions of families. tom costello nbc news washington. >> and another federal government shut down is it looming if agreement isn't reached the funding bill will expire next friday. and this time there may not be a deal to prevent t democrats want daca protections to be added to republican spending bill. republicans refuse to add them in. but they will need at least some democrat support. the bill needs 60 votes to pass. >>> for nearly a decade a so-called doctor treated pregnant women at prince george hospital center. but as it turns out credentials were fake. jasmine continuesly says charles fraudulently obtained a medical license and put her and her baby at r

trustee the dallas county community college district, state university of new york system, the university of virginia, virginia community college system, ohio state university, louisiana state university, st. clair community college and many others support the bill and we will submit that information for the record as well, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mitchell: at this point i would like to yield time to -- yield time to my colleague from pennsylvania, mr. smucker, to talk further about his sthrines college trands paraphernaliacy act. mr. smucker: thank you to my friend from michigan, mr. mitchell, for hosting this specialed or thorne college transparency act. mr. speaker, i've spoke on the floor a number of times about the house's work to improve education in the country. worked with, been proud to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the education and work force committee, to improve career and technical education. i've also spoken about my own experience with higher education as a nontraditional student taking classes at night while i ran a construction company during the day. tonight, i'

. >>> ohio state university is suspending all activities at their fraternity because of cases involving alcohol. they have been investigating about a third of their fraternity for a year. it means they can't have social events or recruit new members. just yesterday, we told you about a fraternity at lehigh university that is shutting down for two years because of underaged drinking. lehigh says students had to go to the hospital after drinking at a champagne party at sigma chi fraternity. this follows more trouble for penn state. another fraternity there suspended after a student was found unconscious and had to be taken to the hospital after drinking. he was found off campus. officials are investigating a possible connection with the delta tau delta. directional is dealing their own fraternity issues. tau kappa epsilon has been suspended for five years under investigation for alleged assaults and alcohol violations. to a new interview that sheds lights on the menendez murders. >> they captured headlines when they killed their parents more than two decades ago. the older brother says he

last year at ohio state university, 11 injured. for years isis and al qaeda have called for just this low type attack using cars and trucks to mow down and kill as many people as possible. >> these small scale attacks using tools, not evenwell weapons, tools widely available, make actually suppressing this entirely not just difficult but truly impossible. >> reporter: in new york last may it was a terrorist attack, but a deranged suspect on drug who killed a woman and injured 22 after driving through a crowd in time's square. nypd told lester earlier this year the threat of trucks is top of mind from the nypd command using city trucks to wall off large areas, including thanksgiving. >> we had sanitation trucks to make sure there were no unauthorized vehicles on the route. we did the same thing new year's eve and fourth of july is always a challenge. >> reporter: after isis called for targeting new york's thanksgiving parade last year, police visited 148 truck rental facilitys telling them to be aware of any suspicious persons who m

and at ohio state university, 11 injured. isis has called for this type of attack calling for trucks ask cars to mow down as many people as possible. >> these small scale attacks using tools widely available make suppressing this entirely not just difficult but entirely impossible. >> reporter: in new york it was a deranged suspect on drugs who killed a woman and injured 22 after driving through a crowd in times square. nypd commissioner james o'neil said this year it's now using city trucks to wall off large public gatherings including thanksgiving. >> we had sanitation trucks along the whole route. we did it on new year's eve. >> reporter: they also called on rental facilities, telling them to be aware. >>> much more on that next. >>> we have been tested before as a city very near the site of today's tragedy, and new yorkers did not give in the face of these kinds of actions. we'll respond as we always do. we'll be undeterred. >> mayor de blasio describing the incident today as an act of terror. jonathan dean, chief investi

rob: ohio state university latest in string of schools to indefinitely suspend greek life, 11 of fraternitiesgated for alcohol. penn state shut down fraternity after a pledge died. charges for more than a dozen students, members of that frat, california congressman calling on school districts to arm staff members in the wake of deadly attack in elementary school. introducing the measure after a deranged gunman opened fire on the rancho tehama elementary school, five were killed, many lives were saved because the school quickly went into lockdown. an executive member of the college democrats of wisconsin now resigning after lashing out at white people on twitter. vice chair sarah, a student at the university of wisconsin tweeting, i hate white men. isn't that sweet. apologizing for the tweet, it was quote an expression of frustration from my male friend who wouldn't ask for directions. jillian: lights out on 30-year-old tradition for one home owner, calling to call it quits after epic light show from several complaints of the city of phoenix and neighbors saying it caused too much traffic. joi

>> today we have about 50 universities at this point that have organized their own grgrassroots actions to protect this bill. at ohio state, we'rere hosting a de-in a we willa and doing a research and hearing from our colleagues about how this tax bill will affect them. at other universities, students are staging walkouts out of their classrooms. units are holding rallies on the campus winds. students are holding phone contact local lawmakers. we have a wide right of grassroots actions. we decided to band together and hold the action is on the same day to send a message as this bill progresses through congress that it would be terrible for graduates, terrible for higher education, and we strongly oppose it and urge our lawmakers to vote against it. juan: have you been able to identify any particular lawmaker, especially let's say in the senate, he might be open to pressure by students across the country or in particular states? >> well, it is a bit of a tricky one in the senate. the senate version of the bill does not have this particular provision that we have been discussing that would tax our tuition waivers. the parti

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. >>> ohio state university suspended activities of all fraternities. they have been investigating 11 of 37 chapters since the beginning of the year, mostly for cases involving hazing and alcohol. we'll be back here in two minutes with more news. stick around. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on >>> welcome back. good friday morning to you. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we are covering on "today in the bay." >> a developing story near philadelphia where you can see the destruction of the fire to the senior living center. this is what that fire looked like at the peak last night. more than 150 people evacuated, including people in wheelchairs and beds. firefighters said at least 20 people were hurt. they don't believe any of the injuries are life-threatening. >>> we learned the gunman in the deadly shooting rampage in tehama county built the weapon himself. he was able to get around the tough gun laws ordering parts for rifles separately and later went on the rampage killing five people and hurting at least

. >>> the ohio state university is suspending all a majority of the cases involve hazing or alcohol. errol barnett is on ohio state's campus in columbus. errol, good morning. >> good morning. some buckeyes are stunned about this news while others on campus saw this coming because this is yet another incident of greek life being impacted because of allegations of hazing and underage drinking. a statement sent to the chapter presidents from the university yesterday said ohio state won't, quote, allow them to put the safety of students at risk. for example, on tuesday texas state university suspended greek life activities after 19-year-old matthew ellis was found dead in an off-campus apartment. on monday florida state university banned fraternities and sororities following the freshman pledge of andrew coffey. and in september lsu suspended activities when a student died. and finally at penn state when timothy pizza died as a result of hazing. the last home game is saturday. students living inside the fraternities can remain there while the suspension is in place. sororities remain acti

ohio state university suspended all fraternity recruiting and social activities following investigations into alcohol abuse and hazing. greek life also came to a halt at texas state, florida state, and michigan state, all after reports of alcohol abuse, sexual misconduct, hazing, or pledge fatalities. >> we know it's happened. we know it's happened at other universities. and it's obviously not just a problem for florida state. it's a problem for just about every major university. >> yang: new criminal charges have been filed against fraternity members in the n one of the most prominent hazing deaths, the case of 19-year-old pennsylvania state university pledge tim piazza. investigators say he died after being given at least 18 drinks in less than an hour and a half. >> tim is not just our son anymore. he represents every son and daughter of every family that has someone that they want to send to college that may want to participate in greek life. >> yang: a case that's intensifying calls for changes in college fraternities. for more on the increasing pressures on college fraternity, we'r

today we're talking about the dozens of students at ohio state university who may not graduate aftere to light. the report says 83 students violated the school's code of conduct when they used an app called group me to cheat on a class assignment. here now with what you need to know, parenting expert ericka souter. >> good morning. >> what is this app designed to do? >> well, the app is designed -- it's a group messaging app so you can use it to create large groups of people you can communicate with very quickly. you share information, share documents, comments, it's great. i've talked to a lot of mom.me readers who have used it to plan big play dates and parties and social events or for volunteer projects at school, but students are also using them in colleges and in high school classrooms to communicate about classroom assignments. >> so you mentioned mom.me. we should just quickly say that's where you work. so is cheating like this becoming more common in the digital era? >> well, you know, cheating has always been a thing. >> yes. yes. >> when we were growing it it was called cri