artan was a somali refugee and traveled to pakistan and came to the u.s. in 2014 and legal permanent resident of the united states. artan actually appeared in a feature article of the lantern, the osu newspaper in august this year about the osu camp us and artan says this place is huge and i don't even know where to everything going on in the media and was relying on god to pull him through. >> our investigative team checked and found no records in his past. we keep checking into his background and we will get back to you. carl monday, cleveland 19 news reaction from various organizations in the athletic's world is the cavs, indians and browns issuing messages of support. even the university of michigan offered messages of support. >> and tony zarrella joins us with some messages and tweets. reality still settling in for a lot of people. tony. >> a stark reminder how quickly and dramatically things change in our world. 48 hours ago hundreds of buckeyes double overtime win that brought everybody together. today, members of the ohio state community brought t

the somali, you know, al shabaab. they are all al qaeda-isis like group. they're brutal. be a self started self radicalized islamist. checking out this kid, in august he wrote a let tore the lantern, the ohio state, the buckeye newspaper where he said he's a muslim and he's worried about praying in public. so he must have or he apparently self radicalized the -- >> you're making a lot of assumptions here. >> my main assumption is, if you have a student who has a history of being troubled as he got out with the knife, then that is obviously what he did was terrorism. >> that's right. >> he's obviously radicalized. there he is a radical islamist terrorist, a lone radical terrorist and i believe that to be the case in this incident. >> that's the risk that america takes if we're taking people from countries with values that contradict our own. and apparently it's reported that he spent time in park stki dr. gorka. >> can't we jet sson some of th phrases? i'm fed of as these people being treated as the victims. we have local reporters saying they have no idea what the motivat

. >> large numbers of somali refugees coming into your state.ou: poor vetting at least partially to blame for yesterday's ohio state university attack. bilbill gavin on radical islamis in america. we'll show you a remarkable stunt in a video coming up next. lou: new questions over the refugee resettlement program after the attack at ohio state university. 11 injured after somali refugee abdul razak ali artan drove his car into a crowd yesterday and then got out of that car and stabbed a number of people. since 2001, 90,000 refugees from somalia have been admitted to the united states, including nearly 9,000 last year. president obama earlier this year announced he wanted a 30% increase in the number of refugees coming into this country. 40,000 of those refugees from the near east and south asia. 35,000 from africa, including somalia. yet congress under speaker paul ryan has done nothing to address the issue. the ryan-led house of representatives passed a spending bill fully funding the refugee resettlement program with support from leading repub

so we don't have a somali problem.fact, crime wise the somali community is probably one of the more law abiding communities. but when it comes to terrorism, you can't take many chances. and we do have a radicalization and terrorism issue. >> okay. have the somalis in the twin city area, have they assimilated or do they all live together and is it the way it was in africa? >> i think we're pretty good in terms of our assimilation. since 1992, thousands have come. i think that figure is probably 80,000, bill. for the most part there has been good assimilation. one of our goals is to help them assimilate because, frankly, success is the best vaccine against terrorism. but having said that there is always going to be a number of you youth that are falling between the cracks who they have an identity crisis. they are in poverty. they are not doing well socially. and those kids are very subject to being radicalized. that's what we just saw here. >> get in nice car. ohio state, government assistance. now, in september, as you

. >>> details about the somali refugee who went on a stabbing spree at ohio state. will his final facebook posts conclude this was an act of terrorism. >>> donald trump's overnight twitter rant. the issue this time? the journalists looking for fraud. >>> and wildfires burning out of control in tennessee. the dollywood theme park on high alert as the flames get closer and closer. good morning. welcome to kw"early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. we have new developments overnight in the stabbing spree at ohio state. was it inspired by international terror groups. investigators are examining the facebook posts by the somali immigrants who conducted the attacks. he said he was sick and tired of seeing fellow muslims mistreated. he was shot and killed by a university police officer. this was the 911 call after the attack. >> honda civic came out and ran through the crowd and came out with a knife. he was running down. oh, my god. >> cnn's pamela brown is in columbus with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. we are learning more abo

a somali-born attacker was killed by police. nancy cordes has more. >> when i look back when those three counts are completed and find that the system worked well. >> reporter: the wisconsin election commission set a time line to re-examine every ballot and test all of the voting machine, after green party candidate jill stein raised nearly $3 million for a recount. >> hacking is by nature not obvious, so the only way tell is by counting the votes. >> reporter: hillary clinton's team said if has found no evidence of manipulation of results but will participate in the recount, anyway, out of, quote, obligation to the more than 64 million americans who cast ballots for clinton. mr. trump's incoming chief of staff reince priebus denounced the move. >> i think everyone knows it's a waste of everyone's time and stepped on that message sunday when he said he only lost the popular vote because of millions of people who voted illegally. and serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire, california and virginia. >> i've seen no evidence

>> the vast majority of somali muslims, somali americans love this country and are here because they have freedom and express tonight ways they can't in their mother countries. but the problem is we also need to stop the exaggerated grievances, need to stop and realize that the grievance narrative is the first steps in radicalization. we need to realize we have a muslim problem that needs a muslim solution. the jihadi websites, political his lamb against the west. our muslim reform movement gets crickets from the plus limit organization and they are pushing out the grievance narrative. lou: and they are doing so clearly, clearly conscious and intent on what they are saying and doing in each instance. >> absolutely. i mean, they realize that the bottom line is the militants want to create chaos, have americans become isolationists, because isis is getting squeeze in syria and iraq. and they want us out of there. here the insurgency groups wants to separate muslims out of society rather than counter the ideas that radicalize them. lou: veterans voicing their outrage over a university's

somali refugee to carry out this attack at ohio state university. investigators say the attacker deliberately plowed his car into a group of pedestrians monday morning and then got out and began stabbing people with a butcher knife before he was fatally shot by a campus police officer. >> reporter: students at ohio state university came together in prayer last night. many had memories of monday's campus rampage fresh on their didn't know much. we couldn't get service in the basement. >> reporter: people on campus barricaded themselves in the classroom. moments before police say abdul razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside. >> everybody was looking. >> reporter: authorities say the somali refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife >> all patients are alert. but severe bleeding. >> reporter: university officer alan horujko was said to have ended the situation. he recently transferred to ohio state. law enforcement officials are looking into a post he allegedly made on facebook shortly before the incid

i have covered it, the somali, you know, al shabab, they are an al qaeda, isis like group.d though seems to be another one of these self-starting, self-radicalized islamists, checking out this kid in august he wrote a letter to "the lantern," the ohio state -- the buckeye newspaper where he said, he's a muslim and he's worried about praying in public because of the attitude toward muslims that the media is portraying. so he must have or he apparently self-radicalized -- >> i don't -- do we know that? you're making a lot of assumptions though. >> here is my main assumption, is if if yyou have a student whs a history of being troubled as he got out with the knife, that is obviously what he did was terrorism. he's obviously radicalized, therefore he is a radical islamic terrorist. a lone, amateur radical islamist terrorist. i believe that to be the case in this instance. >> and that's the risk that america takes in we're taking people from countries with values that contradict our own. apparently it is reported he spent time in pakistan, dr. gorka. >> look, can't we just set s

paul and columbus, ohio, the highest concentrations of somalis. we've had 40 somali americans have gone over to somalia to fight as isis terrorists. this is a real threat, a real danger and again it's a community where the overwhelming majority are good people but there's a hard core in it. five and a half years ago, the first witness we had focused on the threat we have from somali americans. >> lieutenant colonel schafer, so now there's an investigation into this and a question about whether this guy was, you know, so-called self radicalized, whether he has connection to isis overseas. your thoughts on that. >> i think we have to look at the training of this individual, his history. we know that terrorists are basically groomed from 11 years old on. we have to look at a pattern of criminal behavior. these folks are put into the pipeline. and frankly as the congressman was saying with you have a hard core within the communities. this is not just remote, not just ohio. it is in other places. canada has had problems with this as well as minneapolis

we can't make a final conclusion but a somali refugee and the type of attack hitting people with his vehicle, using the knife coming shortly after the president announced al-shabaab is based in somalia after isis encouraged people to crash into crowds and use knives as a weap weapon instead of guns. there has been a real problem with the somali community as far as having a large number of al-shabaab supporters. >> the community under the nike skoeb. hundreds of refugees such as syria and somalia have settled in ohio. >>> president elect donald trump's growing team going full steam ahead. kristin fish is flooifr us with inside information ahead of several high profile meetings today. >> the most high profile meeting will take place when president elect trump hadz dinner one-on-one with his former rival earned leading contender for secretary of state mitt romney. one topic that is almost certainly going to come up is the fierce opposition to a romney appointment from within trump's inner circle especially from kelly ann conway. trump's former campaign manager took a lot of heat on sund

a somali born student at the university plowed his car into a group of pedestrians before he got out and started to stab them with a butcher knife. he was shot to death by a police or that 11 people were hurt, one critically. >> it just had everybody in front. >> the guy came out with a knife. i wasn't processing all of it. lauren: fox news to the two have faced the post made been described as a declaration of the unfair treatment of muslims in the u.s. in september, a 20-year-old somali americans said 10 people at a shopping mall before being shot to death by an off-duty officer. nicole: donald trump continues to work on filling out his cabinet appears as telling fox news he will be named to head the department of health and human services. a major critic of obama caring if confirmed by the senate with play a role in republican efforts to repeal and replace the health care law. more than a trump transition from our own connell mcshane. >> good morning, lauren and cool. another day of busy meeting for the president-elect trump tower today. but the second straight day it seems like se

to falsely link this tragic incident to the somali and muslim communities. kenneth: as investigators were to figure out if the suspects motive was terror related, tonight student organizations including ones are present somali and muslim students pull hold it high strong community a hig buckeye strong community event. emily: this is what he tweeted, nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag. perhaps loss of citizenship or a year in jail. it's not clear what prompted the early morning tweet. the supreme court ruled the -- in 1989 that flagburning is protected by the first amendment. a: backing tim ryan to be the party's new leader in the house. he says "while i have respect for nancy pelosi i believe the democratic already needs to change its direction and widened its focus in order to regain the trust and support of millions of hard-working american families." house democrats meet wednesday to choose leaders for the new battling a terminal disease says a more let anything stand in his way as he fights for a cure. evans wilson suffers from the lungs

we have someone from the somali student association here. i'm not sure what he -- didn't have the right information or what it was, but we have definitely a lot of places to pray and where you feel like you're allowed to pray. >> sia: awesome. thank you for your time this morning. we'll be hearing from sabrina and other students a little later throughout the morning. i'm going to send it back to you, tia. thank you. >> tia: all right, sia. thank you so much. was this a terrorist attack? we don't have the answer, but nichole vrsansky is back in the exploring to see if that's indeed a possibility. nicki. >> nichole: good morning, tia. thank you. 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan was a somali refugee that left his homeland in 2007 and lived in pakistan and came to the u.s. in 2014 as a legal resident. last night officials swarmed a west columbus apartment where he lived about 7 miles from campus. they are certainly searching for clues there. in the meantime, a neighbor told police what >> i talked to that boy almost every day. fairly decent per

tonight student organizations including ones representing muslim and somali students will hold a talk i strong community event. >> we see movement over your shoulder, so there is action going on at the campus. what is the tone of the feeling >> i spoke with a couple of students this morning. i can tell you as we know in cleveland and as we know in columbus, the buckeye community is very strong, very resilient. there is some fear on this campus because there is a lot of uncertainty about the motive of this suspect, a fellow buckeye. a person who went to class with many of the students. a lot of the students want to know what was his motive, also thinking about the 11 people injured, one is in critical condition. we expect a news conference to happen later this afternoon and we expect to get an update on those injured in the vehicle crash and the cuts. but the stress is on full display here on the campus of ohio state today. >> many thanks for your report kenneth. set to take up a bill related to weapons on college campuses in ohio. the columbus dispatch reports this bill was in the wor

he was an 18-year-old transfer student and somali native who emigrated to the u.s. two years ago.dent but police are investigating comments they believe he posted on facebook right before he did this, comments that detail grievances about targeting muslims, in part it reads "my brothers and sisters, i am sick and tires of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and sisters being killed and tortured everywhere, by allah we will not less you sleep until you give peace to the muslims. rosa flores is live in columbus. this is a piece perhaps of his men cal state going into this. what more have you learned about him and his family? >> brooke, i've been talking to somali community leaders here, one in particular who has been meeting with the family since this event and he tells me that the mother is, of course, very sad and grieving because of her son but is also worried about the somali community and what this could mean for this community. as you were saying, police are trying to figure out the motive so i asked him ant that. what could drive this young man to do this. he said the suspect's

hospitalized one in critical condition after a brutal attack at ohio state university, involving a somali refugee, plowing his car into students and slashing people with a butcher knife, i am cheryl in for deirdre bolton, sources tell fox, the attacker was 18-year-old mai male somali refugee. fbi has been brought in on the case, my colleague ashley webster is joining me. >> the use of a vehicle, and then a knife attack, that has authorities wondering whether it was terrorism at the heart of this. using a vehicle, jumped on curb, hit people standing there before 10:00 this morning on ohio state university campus. then the suspect gets out of his car starts running after people with a butcher knife, he stabs some people,9 -- 1 person critically injured, 9 others injured. here is what we know student at ohio state, 18-year-old somali refugee, left his homeland in 2007, lived in pakistan, came to u.s. in 2014, he had legal permanent residence in u.s. he told the ohio state newspaper, the lantern in august, he -- or was afraid to pray in public. a quote from that story done with him in part, i

refugee who was living in the united states, columbus ohio has a huge somali refugee population. this state has the second largest population in the country so it is very important to note this refugee population has been a part of the community for a long time as we are already seeing that rhetoric starting up. we don't live from 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

incident to the faith of islam and the muslim and somali communities. we stand united. the muslim community is a buckeye nation and we stand united. that's our strength. diversity is our strength and weakness and division is going to make us fall. the suspect abdul artan is a somali born man who lat a permanent resident of the united states. a news conference is scheduled for later today. we will have continuing coverage as new information becomes available on air and online fox8.com. in other headlines today. the ohio state highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash that killed a man in lorain county last night. troopers say 51 year old michael richley was hit while crossing the road with his dog in front of his house on state route 18 west of quarry road in brighton township. the driver did stop and was questioned but has not been trooper say speed, alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash. okay. in other news today. cleveland heights police have a man in custody this morning, for a hit and run that sent a ten year old boy to the

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the accused shooter was a somali immigrant. he transferred to after spending two years at columbus state. in august ohio state's newspaper featured him on his first day at the school. he told the paper that as a muslim he wanted to pray but was scared to do so in the open because of negative stereotypes. he did so anyway. in response to the attacks the council on american-islamic relations condemned the attack. they called on all of us to judgment about all somali- americans. >> i think it's really important to not paint an entire community with a broad brush and scapegoat an entire community. just as when we saw the terrible attack in charleston south carolina by dylann roof we did not scapegoat the entire white male population. in this incident as well it's very important to separate the va somali community who want to live peacefully here and who are americans just like everybody else. >> in columbus the group said ?? it's worried it could prompt violence against muslims and their mosque. let's go in depth. governor kasich,

somali refugee. the type of attack. hitting people with his vehicle." muslim leaders are now condemning the attack... and believe the alone. nimer says: "we would like to urge everyone not to jump to conclusions and let investigators do their jobs. responding to acts of violence with hate is never the solution." but some experts believe abdul may be connected to a terror network tied to the somali terror group al- shabaab. schaffer says: "this was an act of terror by everyone's definition. i think we have to accept at this point in time there are cells functioning within these larger communities." witnesses are now describing their reaction to the moments when the violence broke out. mos says: "and then, people were like really running, and like really screaming. i'm like this is, somethings going on. then i heard the three gunshots and from about that same area, and i was like uhhh crap, what do i do." (on-cam tag) the motive of the attack is now under investigation. in washington, kelly wright, fox news.>> the ohio state university shooting college ca

there are a lot of somali students on campus. truly whether this was related in any way to terror or anything else, at this point we do not know. anthony is a student at ohio state. he was in the middle of a lecture when he heard the sounds. anthony, what did it sound like? >> hi. >> what did it sound like when you were in that lecture? >> so we were in a building right down the street from it. we heard a couple of pops and then a lot of sirens and a lot of action from the police. everyone just kind of looked at each other confused and then almost immediately from that we all got the text message from the buckeye alert telling us there was an active shooter on campus. >> what did the people inside the room do then? >> the professor was the only one who didn't seem to get the text so we all looked at each other at once and we interrupted her talking and we said we just got this alert. she acted quickly to make sure that we had the door locked and drew the blinds down on the windows. and then we all, you know, kind of started check

. >> we know of his somali heritage and that will be enough to link it to somali and muslim communes. >> they are investigating if this was terror related and tonight student organizations including ones representing somali muslim students will hold a buckeye strong event. >>> slick roads led to multiple crashes in newark. crews used the jaws of life to save a driver stuck in her car after this crash. the 29-year-old driver of the car suffered head, leg and possible internal injuries, she was taken to the hospital in critical condition and the 78-year-old operator of the bus was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> in newcastle, a woman was briefly trapped when her car overturned. this happened at 8:15 from the ramp at 213 north and i-95 north, first responders were quickly abe to get the driver out. no word on the extent of her injuries. >>> and also in delaware a car ain box truck collided earlier this morning here on 295 in newcastle, you see the badly damaged vehicle on the tow truck in the southbound lanes. this happened at 6:30 just past the exit for route 9, one person was

trish: sources are telling fox that is the suspect is a somali man in his 20s. after had man rammed his vehicle into a group of pedestrians, got out and stabbed people with a butcher night before being shot to death by a campus police officer. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to to "the intelligence report." one person is in critical condition. ashley webster in the newsroom. ashley, this may be a man from somalia. do we know anything else about him? >> we don't. exactly what you reported. a somali man a male in his 20s. we don't know his name or status here in the united states. wasn't student at ohio state in we do not know. these are coming from law enforcement sources. we'll have to wait as the investigation goes on but you can be sure, trish, that the investigators, probably led by the fbi, are going through his phone. they will find his home. they will look, go through his computer to get any clue what the motive may have been. now, at one point in the press conference at ohio state university, a little over 45 minutes ago, one of the police leaders the

somalis have been a problem because they don't integrate.y refuse to integrate, and this political correctness has resulted in of all states, minnesota becoming the per capita greatest exporter of recruits for isis in the united states. minnesota. we saw this attack in columbus, ohio where there is a similar somali concentration. this is not meant racially or based on religion, but culturally. the one requirement all immigrants have to show is the willingness to become americans, to sign up for our values. when a large group refuses to do that, naturally they deserve greater surveillance if they are producing per capita so many terrorists as the somali community has. i'm sorry, but that's how it is. martha: you have to essentially claim when you come to this country you will respect the law of the land above any other law. that's a basic tenet that is interesting when you break it down. not also mallees in america are like this young man and we want to be clear about that. but as you point out, the population in minnesota and also in ohio ha

de gracias se contrarian con esta situaciÓn, segÚn las autoridades este joven refugiado de origen somalÍesata en uno de los centros universitarios mÁs grandes del paÍs la universidad de ohio. >> estaba yendo a clases y comencÉ a virgen te corriendo me puse nervioso describe este estudiantes. las autoridades emitieron alerta por la presencia de un hombre armado activo, pero testigos dicen que una multitud provocÓ que se juntaron afuera de un edificio de ingenierÍa fue a ahi que alguien las atropellÓ. >> todos estaban afuera dice este hombre. >> dice que saliÓ del vivio y agrediÓ a las personas con un cuchillo carnicero. >> uno de los oficiales se enfrentÓ con el sospechoso y lo matÓ. >> las autoridades informaron que era un estudiante somalÍ. >> las autoridades aseguran que el ataque fue intencional, aunque todavÍa intentan saber por quÉ, se espera que todas las vÍctimas sobre viran aunque las heridas emocionales tomen el siempre para cicatrizar. >> esto no es real, esto no puede estar pasando, las clases en la universidad de ohio han sido canceladas por hoy mientras sigue la investigaciÓ

refugees the people will decided to elect the first somali american legislator.she's a muslim american and she's now the minnesota state house representative from her district in minneapolis. joining us is ilhan omar who became the first democratically elected somali stateswoman. because of what your state was subjected to. do you think that last-minute visit by donald trump had an effect on your election? >> i did. i think the results of this election is very disheartening, but i'm reminded that i won and that creates a particular kind of hope and aspiration for people. and that in the face of despair and hate, we must continue to fight. we must continue to strive for, for the nation that we know we can be, for the state we know we can be. >> what i know of your district, correct me if i'm wrong, but the person you're replacing in the legislature represented your district for 44 years. >> how has your district responded? obviously it was going to be a big change because the person before you was there for so long. has there been unexpected things about the way p

the knife-wielding student of somali descent. a facebook page believed to be his with grievances about attacks on muslims. >>> plus, donald trump charging serious voter fraud in key states. why is he questioning the results of an election he won? >>> and, trump tower is going up in istanbul. is trump crossing the line? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. chaos on campus. authorities are not

we believe this person is a somali refugee who came to the united states in 2014 and is now a lawful resident who came to the united states fly into jfk airport and lived for a time in dallas and moved to columbus, we leave a student at osu, but we are not certain of that. one of the things that emerged here the last hour or hour an and half or so, one person is involved in the attack. that's an important thing to emphasize. earlier reports suggested based on what eye witness said that there were two. a second focus police activity and a parking garage. now, authorities say that turned out to be not corrected but just one person involved in the attack. now, the aggressive investigation trying to find out what led to this. >> pete, just coming in now to my e-mail is a statement from ohio senator, rob portmean, i want to thank or first responders responding to the attack today so quickly and professional. early on, there had been some reports of gunshots. now we can confirm that there were no gun involved, correct? >> well, no gun involved by the attacker. it was shot and killed by cam

or whether his somali descent had anything to do with it. of course there is another person we need to talk about here and that is the officer who stopped this from getting much worse. we'll hear about the man being praised as a hero, coming up next. incredibly quick action by him. absolutely. thank you so much appreciate it jessica. stay with fox8 for continuing coverage of the attack in columbus. we'll bring you the latest here, live on the air, and you can get updates anytime at fox8.com. in other news this morning. a 4 month old baby is fighting for his life this morning following a two car crash last week. his parents reached out to fox stranger who stopped to help. the one driver is walking around the other one the guy is barely conscious. the baby is losing consciousness he was ejected from the car and thrown. this frantic 911 call made around 7 a.m. wednesday, from a woman who witnessed a two car crash on romig road in akron. a pickup truck collided with a car, seriou car's driver and his 4 month old son, who was ejected from the veh

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 police are doing today and how they guard against any thrats on campus.... fox5's vince sapienza spoke to students and police about what steps they're taking to ensure safety on campus. he joins us now live from u-n-l-v adam..cyndi.... i spoke with police chief jose elique earlier... and he told me in his 16 year

what motivated a somali refugee.. to carry out an attack at the ohio state university campus. ((brian loftus)) >> the suspect was shot and killed by university police... 11 others are recovering from their injuries. >> karin caifa is live from columbus, ohio with thl abdul razak ali artan was an ohio state university student of somali descent who transferred recently from columbus state. and university from columbus state. and university officials monday said he was the

if you look at a per capita basis, the somalis have been terrible. they've turned minnesota of all states into the number one exporter of jihadi recruits for isis per capita. the somalis whose culture is primitive and barbaric, including female genital mutilation. trish: i know, it's horrible how they treat women, horrible what they do to women, and they're bringing the culture with them. >> you're right. trish: here's what concerns me, colonel. i feel as though in today's world we increasingly are identifying ourselves in these small groups. so a refugee from somalia, a transgender, you know, episcopalian, you name it. as small as you can get, instead of saying i'm an american. >> right. trish: and don't we need to come together and realize we are one country and one society with a similar background. in other words, we're the melting pot, we're not the salad bowl. >> right, and we also need to be proud of our culture. there's a reason people want to come here, and if a group is so alien to our culture and refuses to integrate and clings to barbaric

the somali born student had apparently posted a message online criticizing u.s. attacks on muslims. >>> looking at today's weather, rain for much of the eastern u.s. away from the coast with severe storms in the deep south. warmer than usual in the midwest but cooler than usual in the in california still counting their blessings. >> unlikely discovery at a flea market prompted an urgent mission to get a hard earned military award into the hands of its rightful owner. we get more from jonathan bloom. >> reporter: for tammy diaz the capital flea market is a sunday ritual but this was unlike no other. >> i opened it up and i couldn't believe my eyes. >> reporter: she stared in shock at the purple heart those who pay the ultimate price. >> i knew in a minute in a second that this has to be returned to somebody. to a family. >> reporter: it had a name on it, shirley r.macon bought it for $10 and began the search. >> i knew i had to get rid of it as quickly as i could and went on the internet. >> reporter: the turning point not even 24 hours after finding the medal tam

. >> the somali community have left a place where there is ongoing violence and they've come here as a refuge to live in american society. they love this country, they work very hard, they want to peacefully raise their families here, and they absolutely categorically stand against anyone who would perpetrate this attack could prompt violence against muslims and their mosques. >>> well, looking ahead to tomorrow, ohio lawmakers are set to take autopsy bill related to weapons on college campuses. the columbus dispatch says this bill was in the works before the attack. it would let universities adopt policies that allow concealed carry handguns on campus. another bill going before committee tomorrow would reduce the penalty for carrying a weapon on campus from a felony to a misdemeanor. >>> social media played a bi role after this attack, facebook activating its safety check feature. it allows people to tell family and friends that they are okay. facebook was calling it a violent incident in columbus. >>> and, of course, we will continue to follow the latest on the attack as it develop

./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> authorities in ohio are trying to figure what motivated a somali refugee...to carry out a bloody knife attack at the ohio state university monday. at least 11 people were injured in the attack. the suspect was shot and killed by a university police officer. hena daniels has the latest from new york. prayer last night...many had memories of monday's campus rampage fresh on their minds. (clara young/ osu student) we were moved to a classroom in the basement that could lock// it was kind of scary because we didn't know much and couldn't get service -nats-ambulances people on campus barricaded themselves in classrooms..mom ents after police say - abdul-razak ali artan (abdul ra-zahk ali-ar-tahn ) intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside: (angshuman kapil, graduate student, ohio state university) "i think i saw three oro students being hit." authorities say the somali-refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and began stabbing onlookers. -nats/sot-(911) all patients are alert and oriented but severe bleeding out of some of them