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 tense scene on ohio state's campus. officers guarding this body. it even looks like the photographer is even being yelled at a little bit for being just too close. some of the pictures that are coming out, also want to, again, we want to caution a little bit, but we are trying to get you as much of the information as soon as possible. may have been used and that suspects may have gotten out of the car. we just heard one report from a student on campus that she knew one of her friends was actually hit and hurt by a car. so, we are going to show you this picture, but again, we are waiting to get it confirmed. you can see this is a vehicle that appears to have rammed through, there's a bicycle trapped underneath. you can see the windshield has been shattered out as it looks like it

: i was thinking about the late king when i released our lantern. prayed for the happiness of every thai person even during this time of sorrow. >> translator: the light symbolizes hope for life. it lights up the place around us and shows us the right path, even in difficult times. >> reporter: thais continue to feel sorrow for the death of their king. as the gentle light floats away, it's a chance to reflect on this important moment for the people and their country. nhk world, bangkok. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> a u.n. representative for human rights has stressed that he will continue to urge north korea to cooperate with its investigations. tomas ojea quintana is the u.n. special rapporteur on north korea. he visited japan and south korea to interview people linked to abductions by north korea and those who have fled the country. quintana says china holds the key to ensuring progress on the issue. >> china is a very important country in regards to the overall human rights situation in the dprk and i a

coming up, details on the lantern festival. >>> dennis smith junior leaves >>> and see state lost its first game of the season nc state -- loss is first game of the season last night. ben smith junior playing well in the first half. second-half, is nail. it is really the smith show tonight. they get the wind and are now off until saturday. north carolina opens up at the maui invitational tonight. oklahoma state, tonight's game kicks off at oklahoma state, tonight's game kicks off at 7:30 pm. nc state has to win saturday if they want to go to a bowl game. dave doerien opens his news conference talking about how >> there have been a lot of opportunities that we have not capitalized on. no one here has turned on each other or gotten negative. we are scarred, angry, motivated, i think more together than ever. i want our fans to know we know you want better results and so do we.>> meanwhile, unc looking for his ninth win of the season. the question is about the he says he isn't really sure and wants to focus on the guys he knows won't get another shot. >> i am not thinking about that. i am

maybe when he woke up and saw where he was he lit the lantern to unhitch the horse. then he probably forgot about it you know, he'd been, you know, celebrating. yeah, we know. from the way it looked the horse could've kicked the lantern. yeah. well, that's about it, mrs. dembro. sorry about the accident. awfully sorry, miss dembro. if you need any help-- i'll be around for a while. i'll take care of things. thank you, cheyenne. it's such a comfort to know. thank you, sheriff. [screaming] sheila, what's the matter? [sheila sobbing] you must have been having a nightmare. come on, get back in bed. [horse galloping] close the door. sit down. i can't stay long. i've got to get to the alliance meeting. that's what i wanna talk to you about. why have you got your horse saddled? - it's a long walk. - you know what i mean. why haven't you harnessed the buckboard? are you telling me to stay at home? no, i hadn't thought about you going. no reason for it. i'll tell you anything that happens. "no reason for it?" you and johnny. but i run it and you work for me. you work for me.

this was the scene last night remember the victims of last year's terrorist attack. those lanterns the colors of the french flag. the canal in the 11th district of paris close to the bars and cafes targeted in the attack last november. 130 people lost their lives. 5,000 lanterns were set floating along that canal. message and set it sail. the lantern ceremony one of several commemorations taking place across paris. >> dana: if you look toward the west this morning you'll be able to see the moon barely above the ho rise zahn. they are calling at this time super morn because it's close to earth. slight i have bigger and brighter than normal. this is the closest the moon has been indians won the world series title. take those pictures and post them to facebook, instagram twitter with the # news 3 super moon. we're going to put some of those on the air tomorrow. >> kim: whatdo we have as far as the weather forecast moving forward? >> big changes are coming. of t-shirt weather here. this is from yesterday. ton of blue sky out there. temperatures as you are heading out the door a little

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 together again by this horrendous act and those in the world of sports quickly weighing in. lebron tweeting this. about an hour into the crisis praying for all stude

the event celebrates the chinese lantern festival tradition. crystal henderson is life with a look at the spectacular attraction.>> reporter: i million light to shine brightly after some site. this is an incredible place even without the lights because all of these works of art like the ones behind us. 20,000 plates>> this exhibit here like you said has 20,000 plates and includes teacups, dinner plates and even spoons. the dragon is 217 feet long. it was made by hand and all stitched together. a lot of this artistry is pme you will see here. >> what else will people see as they come through? they are just opening the gates right now. >> it is lights of the world. you will see reflections of different countries. you will see egypt, africa, mexico, the united states. the leaning tower of pisa, the phoenix dragon over 55 feet tall . these lanterns, they are made in china. they disassembled them and ship them here to america and they are put back together here. they have been at the since july of this year. >> this is so awesome. you can come out un

godfrey waived the lantern around profet i cannily. moses was the boss unfortunate to stand closest to the randall brothers. he cleared his throat. michael dead, master james. michael the, the slave in question indeed possessed the ability to recite long passages. according to connelly who erred this the story from the trader, michael's former master was fascinated by the ability of south american parrots, and reasoned if the bird could be taught limericks a slave might be taught to remember as well. merely glancing at the size of their skulls, told you that the nigger possess ad bigger brain than a bird. michael had been the son of his master's coach man, had a animal cleverness, the kind you see in pigs sometimes. the master and his unlikely pupil started with simple rhymes and short passages from popular british verse fibers. they went over the words and if truth be told the master only half understood. but they made miracles the tobacco farmer and the coachman's son. the deck a race of independence was their masterpiece. michael's a

we find in the lantern, that's the ohio state newspaper. they have a recurring segment called humans of ohio state. basically they do a quick profile on somebody on their campus. if you take a look, this was an article about abdul artan. an article is talking about he is muslim and doesn't like there's a lack of places to pray on campus. i wanted to pray in the open and i was kind of scared with everything going on in the media. i am a mulse. that's not what the media portrays to be. muslim, the media put that picture in their head and will make them feel uncomfortable. i was kinda scared but i did it. i relied on god and went to the corner and i just prayed. a young man feeling the need to fit in. he just transferred to ohio state. this ran in august. i believe this was the august 25th edition of the lantern, newspaper. it was just an article based on this individual. let's get back over to the desk. >> tiffani: thank you, dan. >>> during the news conference we talked about the alert system how police responded quickly to the situation and

. >> compromise -- >> according to "the lantern," the oil student newspaper of suspended indefinitely from the university. and despite many not being old enough to vote school kids around the seattle area faced walkouts monday. roughly 5,000 kids walked out of their middle and high school classes in opposition of president-elect trump. and in san francisco it was less about the march and more about the message. following at east coast transit station commuters scribbled messages of hope urging u among passers-by. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will take a look at increased security at trump tower here in new york. and unprecedented plan involving residents and workers. >>> president obama arrived in greece this morning as part of his last overseas trip as president. the president will seek to calm allies that president-elect trump will not honor takes office. then he'll travel to turkey and then to peru. >>> over the next few days a federal judge in minnesota will sentence six mens who were p of a terror cell who recruited somali americans to fight for isis. three others were

the smiles are a stark contrast to this august profile in the ohio state student publication the lantern. in it he seems scared and alone . blaming the media and saying: "if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to snapped ... ramming his car into a crowd on campus then stabbing others with a butcher knife. -- : additional units to the area of 19th and college. we have several pedestrians struck by a vehicle -- 11 were wounded . including students, a faculty member and staffer. -- : they were terrified -- as fast as the attack began it was over : shots fired. one down. -- within a minute -- university police officer alan horujko responded .. shooting and killing artan. now federal agents and law enforcement are searching his past -- admittedly looking for possible ties to terrorism . as the campus itself reels. the council on american-islamic relations is condemning the american-islamic relations is condemning the attack by artan . cbs reports that posted on facebook he was sick about the way muslims are treated. again, law enforcement is investigating this

campus newspaper, the lantern, blaming the media for making muz limes feel scared on campus. >> so many people flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. it's so hard to predict when propaganda gets through to them to the point where they crack and go violent. >> reporter: in recent weeks, isis has been urging its followers to copy the vehicle attack that took place in nice, france when 84 people were killed by a terrorist drivi semitruck through the bastille celebration there. isis posted a new video instructing followers how to use a knife to attack nonbelievers. also, in a facebook post, he calls himself a a lone wolf and says if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace with the muslim world. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> the south carolina man church is now acting as his own attorney. a judge yesterday greed that roof could represent himself wearing his prison uniform, he sat the defense table and helped select jurors. malcom grahm's sister died in the church attack and is worried the trial will turn into

he was recently profiled in the campus newspaper, the lantern, blaming the media for making muz limesscared on campus. >> so many people flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. it's so hard to predict when propaganda gets through to them to the point where they crack and go violent. >> reporter: in recent weeks, isis has been urging its followers to copy the vehicle attack that took place in nice, france when 84 people were killed by a terrorist driving a semitruck through the bastille celebration there. isis posted a new video instructing followers how to use a knife to attack nonbelievers. also, in a facebook post, he calls himself a a lone wolf and says if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace with the muslim world. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> the south carolina man charged with murdering nine people at a historic black church is now acting as his own attorney. a judge yesterday greed that roof could represent himself wearing his prison uniform, he sat the defense table and helped select jurors. m

organizers say the lanterns were floated as a sign of hope. the 2015 attacks killed 130 people at the bataclan, the national stadium and and at cafes. french president francois hollande also visited those sites across the city -- laying wreaths..and plaques to honor the victims. isis has claie for the coordinated attack. a deadly earthquake rocks new zealand ... causing massive destruction. at least two people were killed in the magnitude seven - point -eight quake. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. the quake damaged buildings and roads and set off landslides and even a small tsunami. the quake caused damage in wellington in the north, and was also strongly felt in the city of christchurch to the south. emergency officials warned people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves. was followed by a number of strong aftershocks. the prime minister of new zealand already got a look at the devastation himself. "so the slips here are horrendous, no finer point on it. and you've got to believe it's in the billions of do

the lanterns' through. those the worst in recent french history. a powerful earthquake kills at least two people in new zealand. tonight the prime minister - - quake struck just after midnight new zealand time it was felt as far as 150-miles from epi center. the tremor damaged buildings, cracked roads and on ramps. signing, and warning residents to get to higher ground. the waves were smaller than expected but cresting could still occur. rock and roll legend leon russell has died. >> now russell's wife says he died in his sleep in nashville early this morning. he emerged one of rock and roll's most dic russell was also a highly coveted studio musician who played piano anonymously on dozens of pop hits. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2011. leon russell was 74. this evening more than 45,000 runners from all 50 states and 83 countries hit the strip for the annual rock and roll marathon. this event began back in 1998 and it combined some of world. it also raises big bucks for charity. to date, runners have raised more than 310 m

'he seems to feel some apprehension' that the lantern is too near the straw. why, if you keep him locked up like that he'll be out of f s mind before morning. decide to be cooperative.' and i wowodn't hesitate too long. who can judge the moment when a mind will finally give way f fever? [gunshot] don't move. don't even breathe. you won't be breathing long anyway. you won't do any good by this. it won't help the old man. maybe not. maybe it's too late to help him anyway. but at least i'll get a little satisfaction. you are not the type to kill in cold blood. cold blood? look at that. how far do you think you can push people? who do you think you are coming over here to teach civilization? slapping women around, torturing old men. the dona isabella santalban. she doesn't like frenchmen. she'll be glad to see one die. you wouldn't. mississippi. tell the piano player to play loud. real loud. i'll even sing. [gun cocks] wait. wait. what do you want from me? tell the officer in commanan that the colonel could not spare a soldier to deliver the message. and bring pet

gave interview to the lantern ohio state newspaper complained about the fact that there were no muslim prayer rooms on campus and said. this it's the media, he said. it's the media that put that picture into their heads so they, the other students are going to have that picture and it's going to make them feel uncomfortable. so here's a guy who has been in this country two years on public expense and already is he manipulating identity politics to his own benefit. that seems to be to be the lesson we are teaching refugees. >> completely unfortunate. what you are substantiating to see with donald trump is that is he pushing forward this idea of the extreme vetting. >> right. >> gets a lot of push back.e ti- we know that our process the way it works right now with the refugees coming, in without them being vetted appropriately is a problem. that's in essence not solving the situation we are seeing. have these refugees coming. in apparently is he on some sort of public aid. there is just this entitlement mentality where they are saying well, if the america doesn't abide by my rules then i

to this august profile in ohio state's student publication the lantern. he acts alone. if they see me praying, i don't know what's going to happen. three months later he snapped, ramming his car into a crowd on campus and stabbing his knife others. >> 11 were wunted -- wounded. >> i first thought it was a joke. until i saw their faces. >> what did it look like. >> terrified . >> within one minute police officer responded shooting and killing him. now agents is searching his >>> big name graduates of ohio state are sharing their sympathies, thoughts and prayers are with ifrn at ohio -- everyone at ohio state. >>> condemning the attack by him tonight. >> americans, we are dishearted this has nothing to do with our faith. or their culture or heritage. >> artan recently posteded on facebook he is upset about how muslims are treated. >>> and 2007, a man was prior to that shooting. adam killed 27, including 7 children at sandy hook. and murdering 12 students and 1 teacher at column bine high school. they all killed themselveses. >> i had to realize the possibility happen. >>

back in august, he gave an interview to the school's newspaper "the lantern" saying he was looking for a p pray and was worried about how he would be received. he says "i'm a muslim. if people look at me, a muslim praying, i don't know what is going to happen but i don't blame them. it is the media that put the picture in their heads." >>> a rookie surprise police officer who shot and killed a suspect over the weekend is on paid administrative leave tonight while the shooting is opened fire. the officer was responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle near 177th avenue and voltaire. a fight broke out between the men. after being shot, police say he drove off and hit a parked car. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a bomb robot destroys a suspicious backpack. the robot inspected the backpack before blowing it it turns out, there is nothing dangerous inside but police are still investigating who left that behind. >>> caught on camera, two women with a baby in tow expected of targeting valley gyms but not to get a workout. they are accused of stealing cellphones. ty brennan has th

now, this august, artan was interviewed by the campus newspaper, the lantern. he complained about what he believed was the media's negative portrail of muslims and in that article, this is exactly part of what he said. i wanted to pray in open he was scared with everything going on in the media. people look at me, a muslim, praying. i don't know what they are going to think. what is going to happen. now then there's a statement that a lot of people find disturbing. that was allegedly posted on his facebook page and that statement reads in part -- i am sick and tired of seeing my fellow muslim brothers and sisters being killed and tortured everywhere. a lot of questions still if this is a terrorist attack. what i can tell you is classes are back in session here at the ohio state university a me as well and she continues our team coverage on exactly how students are feeling here as they head back into the classroom. sia? >> sia: yes, thank you, tia. as students head back to class today after yesterday's attack, there are mixed feelings about getting back into a ro

we know a little about him about a article until the lantern a school newspaper written on the first day of school. you she a picture of the suspect abdul razka ar yn tan and he talks about how he just transferred to ohio state from columbus state and there they he didn't like there was nowhere to pray if ohio state and goes on to say i wanted to play in the on but i was kind of scared with everything going on in the media. and i'm a muslim. it's not what the media portrays me to be if people look at me muslim praying i don't know what they're going to think he says he was just too scared to did it out in the on and he wished ohio state had again small pieces were able to learning answer in the answer center. >> dan, thanks for that while the suspect was active online and so toos what the school itself. first buckeye alert went out minute after the attack was reported and it helped keep countless individual safe in shelter and in place throughout the days event. and our shelby miller continues our coverage on what part the social media aspect playedn >> chris, yeah that run hide figh

he told the lantern paper he is muslim and needed a place to pray openly. he told the newspaper during the interview, if people look at me a muslim praying, i don't know what they're going to think. media that put that picture in their heads. the attack prompted the university to put out a series of tweets that there was an active shooter on campus. they were telling students to run, hide or fight. the warning was prompted by police gunfire, not shots fired by the suspect. the shelter in place but that order was lifted about 90 minutes after that attack. shawn? >> thank you, jim. >>> police are still looking for the gunman who shot and killed a 16-year-old girl last friday. brianna mcmillon steps away from was shot. her death came up tonight when neighbors and amc commissioners met to talk about stopping spike in violence. >> all the cameras in the world is not going to stop what happened over there on i street the other day. that was a violent offender who felt like they could shoot a gun off and as a result we have a 16-year-old dead. we have multiple came

his adopted country, becoming radicalized artan was recently profiled in the campus newspaper "the lantern," blaming the media for making muslims feel scared. >> so many people who have flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. it's so hard to predict when the propaganda will get through to them to the point where they crack and go violent. >> reporter: in recent weeks, isis has been urging its followers to copy the vehicle attack that took place in nice, france, when 84 people were killed semitruck through the ba teal day celebration there. and just two days ago, isis posted this new video, instructing its followers how to use a knife to attack nonbelievers. >> back to the suspect, and it would appear, such a stark contrast, a few months ago at that graduation he was at. >> reporter: so happy. >> new other clues from the facebook post? >> reporter: he actually calls himself in that facebook post a lone wolf. and he says, if you want muslims attacks, then make peace with the muslim words. his words today. >> all right, brian ross, you'll stay on this t

. >> reporter: the lantern festival scheduled in november is usually packed with international and domestic tourists but the government has announced a year of national mourning so organizers have been asked to tone down the event this year. >> translator: religious events can be conducted as usual, but we must refrain from conducting events that are designed as entertainment. >> reporter: private consumption is also expected to suffer. department stores are already getting fewer customers, especially for luxury goods. >> translator: the possible impact on consumption must be monitored carefully. restaurants and other service-related businesses may be affected. >> reporter: the thai economy has so far avoided major turmoil, but concern for its prospects runs deep. nhk world, bangkok. >>> corporate leaders have wrapped up the japan/china ceo summit in beijing. the members agreed to cooperate on business and markets other than their own. they also pledged to work more closely in i.t.-related areas such as robots and artificial intelligence. >> translator: we expect mutual trust will grow and

the lantern, an image of what this image was striking. look at these chairs that these students in this study hall just kind of rammed against that door so that nobody could get in. and then there's the lighter side of things, lebron james saying praying for all students at ohio state's campus. >>> well, we have much more than coverage from osu coming up tonight at 7:00 and on our yc complete timeline of today's events, as well as an in-depth article into who that suspect was. >>> well, it's 6:15 now. and michael is in for betsy tonight. a gray and rainy day around here, after this great weekend we all had. there were some pockets, some it wasn't freezing, it just had to throw the gloves on, and you did okay. >> for tonight, you'll need to grab the umbrellas. it's a steady light to moderate rainfall that we'll track into northeast ohio through the overnight, and through tomorrow morning on tuesday. by late week, a cool down in store, but that will be after temperatures in the 60s tomorrow. here is what the next 12 hours look like. again,

the lantern ceremony one of several commemorations taking played. >> kim: members of the california rock band eagles of death metal got together over the between pay tribute to the victims of those terror attacks. you see the front man there. that group it was group performing there when the gunman stormed in. most of the members of the band were able to escape out a back door unharmed. in the end they do know that in the audience their lives. eagles of death metal, the front man said he was moved by yesterday's ceremony. >> this city is a shining example of the best way to react to something awful and eagle. remembering the people that have gone is difficult and i miss my friends every day. i wish that they were still with us. reminds everyone how beautiful everyone is that was lost. >> kim: he is still emotional a year later. time heels all wounds but this is going to take quite some time. you saw the release of those colorful balloons to symbolize all the diversity. >> dana: seems like it was yesterday almost. a lot of you have probably seen itea this morning but the best is yet to co

it was posted by the osu student newspaper "the lantern" and we just showed it to you yesterday morning. has been led away by police. he has been charged with assault. friends and family say this isn't what he looks like because he has asperger syndrome. his friends say he was likely to understand the protest and points to the notepad in his hands as proof. students in the rally started talking about their differences without resorting to violence. >>> since the election, we have been showing you of images from in crimes. vanessa welch breaks down the fbi hard numbers on what's going on. >> reporter: one week since election day 2016, reports of hate crimes have streamed in from across the country. according to the southern poverty law center. 400 cases of harassment and intimidation, hateful words and symbols on walls and schools. in one school, students stood wall." reports of violence against trump supporters. one man was attacked after a car accident after reportedly voting. >> i heard a lady yell that guy is one of those trump supporters. and i turned and i said to her that ain't no

people rote personal messages on the lanterns, proceeds go to the victim's associations. >>> troops have driven islamic just south of mosul near the site of famed ancient syrian ruins that were destroyed by the extremist. this special forces battled militants in mosul itself where they struggle to advance against waves of suicide car bombs. the special forces hold a handful of districts on the city's eastern edge. south of baghdad a suicide attack killed at least six civilians. blowing himself up iraqi government says six bombers try to enter the city, security courses -- forces killed five of them. >>> a wave of attacks killed at least 23 people yesterday. >>> swedish authorities are said to interview julian assange over sexual assault allegations. the interview will take place in the ecuador embassy in london today. a prosecutor from ecuador will conduct the interview. a swedish police officer will be present. assange denies the allegation and has been requesting an interview, he sought refuge in june 2012 and was later granted asylum. >>> the navy looking for a cost- effective alterna