scientists from the ohio state university collaborated with a university in china for this discovery. the supernova is in another galaxy nearly 4 billion whether you start talking about that stuff, it's impossible to even comprehend it. four billion lightyears. we know how fast light travels. >> john: 186,000 miles per second. it's unbelievable. you two are still my favorite stars. >> tia: thank you. >> brian: that goes without saying. >> john: it does. but i said it anyway. this is what we can expect outside. we'll make our way through a day of some clouds, and they'll be filling in as we make our way through. you may have seen a few stars as you headed out this morning, especially if you're east. the sunrise doesn't occur this morning until 7:51 although the sun sets at 5:22. here comes the rain. southern illinois, southern indiana. it's on its way in here, and afternoon. look at the future view. 8:00 in the morning, a kweet quiet and probably won't need the sun visor visor. you may want to scoot on youed to grab a lunch, and as we make our way through the afternoon, 3:00 kids come

get fit you're watching 9 on your side at 11 the funeral for danville, ohio police officer thomas cottrelll was held this morning at the ohio state university campus in newark. newark.cotrell's body was discovered sunday night ... he had been shot in the head, allegedly by a suspect believed to have been targeting police.that suspect ... 32 year old herschel ray jones ... is being held pending murder charges. governor john kasich ordered the flags at the ohio statehouse to fly at half- staff in cottrell's honor. today mount saint joseph university hosted its inaugural 'mount madness' event ... with the aim of bringing in funds for the 'forever 22 scholarship' in honor of lauren hill. hill.the women's and men's basketball teams squared off against their counterparts at defiance college ..and attendees had the chance to buy special 'mount madness' t- shirts ... half of the money fund...that fund established for lauren hill, the mount saint joe basketball player who raised money and awareness for pediatric brain cancer research before she died. kicking off tomorrow at perfect north .... the special olympics for the kentucky state winter games!

. >>> the ohio state university is expanding its financial aid available for students in need by $20 million. o.s.u.'spresident said the grants will go to about 15,000 under grads next year including about 3,000 ohio state regional campus students. this brings the total investment in affordable grant program to $35 million over two years. >> "q": gas prices falling this morning in cuyahoga county. in berea, we found bass for $1.3 it's at the speedway and sunoco on rocky river drive. the national average is $1.59, dropping nearly 12 cents a gallon from last week. that's pretty low. >> impressive. all right. coming up right here on cleveland 19 news, a salad recall across the nation got its start from an ohio facility. >> "q": and a local hero's efforts on the gridiron helps to take his team to the super bowl. see the run that had arizona wishing they never cut ted kin jr. >> and women, you are not only paying more for jeans, you are >>> a sent trait ohio dole plant is closed after 12 illnesses from listeria, one resulting in death. the plant closed voluntarily. dole expects the springf

the funeral for danville, ohio police officer thomas (kuh- trell) cottrelll was held yesterday at the ohio state university campus in newark. newark.cotrell's body was discovered last sunday night. he'd been shot, allegedly by a suspect believed to have been targeting police.that suspect, 32 year old herschel ray jones is being held, pending murder charges.governor john kasich ordered the flags at the ohio statehouse to fly at half- staff in cottrell's honor. at the fairfield community arts center ... it was a special night for some little princesses and their best guys! guys!dads, uncles, grandfathers and caregivers were all dressed "to the nines" to match the finery of their little girls at the 120 people attended.they enjoyed dinner, games and dancingthere was even a manicure bar ... and a chance to get their portraits done. organizers say the event is about making lifetime memories for girls as young as three ... and as old as twelve. something you always remember ....... talk about it for years to come come this was the fifteenth year that the arts center has held the daddy daughter dance one dead and

the funeral for danville, ohio police officer thomas (kuh- trell) cottrelll was held yesterday at the ohio state university campus in newark. newark.cotrell's body was discovered last sunday night. he'd been shot, allegedly by a suspect believed to have been targeting police.that suspect, 32 year old herschel ray jones is being held, pending murder charges.governor john kasich ordered the flags at the ohio statehouse to fly at half- staff in cottrell's honor. at the fairfield community special night for some little princesses and their best guys! guys!dads, uncles, grandfathers and caregivers were all dressed "to the nines" to match the finery of their little girls at the "daddy-daughter dance" ...some 120 people attended.they enjoyed dinner, games and dancingthere was even a manicure bar ... and a chance to get their portraits done. organizers say the event is about making lifetime memories for girls as young as three ... and as old as twelve. something you always remember ....... talk about it for years to come comethis w the fifteenth year that the arts center has held the daddy daughter dance one de an

services for officer thomas ka trel were held at the ohio state university branch campus. today. flags at the ohio state house are flying at half staff. he was shot in the head. last sunday. allegedly by a suspect believed >> . . facing a judge this morning. police arrested 18 year-old de-shawn newten. earlier this week. he made his first court appearance. today. where the judge said his pwopbtd at two hundred thousand dollars. and bound the case over to the grand jury. >> his codefendants are already awaiting trial on aggravated robbery charges. >> the water supply in see bring ohio is still contaminated with dangerous levels of led. volunteers spent the day passing out free bottled water to >> . a special tribute tonight. at the rock and roll hall of fame. >> >> part of tonight's high school rock off competition. the rock hall paid tribute to glen fry. a 1998 induck tee. who passed away this week. rock off alumni performer led the audience in a rendition of take it easy. >> . it's important to remember those contributions. to rock music. >> tonight was round 3 for the 20 annual

rockets have a appearances including performances with the toledo symphony orchestra and the ohio state university marching band. they're joined in this parade today by their friendly rivals, the port clinton marching band. port clinton, only 12 miles away from oak harbor. >> the pride of oak harbor is under the direction of mr. travis margato. >> greg, another very special float coming our way right now. the bowl legends float represents history being made here in orlando. in 1966, the morgan state fairs became the first historically black college to win a >> this is a beautiful float. football helmet, the logo there. the team's flag there. morgan state beat westchester state 14-6 in the 1966 tangerine bowl here in orlando. the first integrated college football game played in the city beautiful. representing the 1966 morgan state team are current athletic corrector floyd kerr and dr. david wilson. former players are being honored. will will lanier was the mvp and went on to become an nfl hall of famer. >> some of the other players with us here today are akeem ali, isaac jackson, darrell johnson,

the ohio state university dollar sponsored with nike worth $252 million. the agreement includes $2.5 million in cash and $5 million in products up front. some money will be used for scholarship endowment and athletic department endowment and calls for a half million students. >> you never expect to load your kids up to go to the grocery store and never see one of them again. >> tiffani: an ohio mother sharing her heartbreaking story in hopes of saving lives coming up on cleveland 19 news the >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. happen. you know that morning we left to go to wal-mart. >> tony: putting your kid's safety at risk. who drives with small children we have a startling statistic for you. >> tiffani: four out of five car seats aren't being used correctly and something you can do to keep your kids safer. >> tony: one mom is sharing her story after a trip to the store took a terrible turn two months ago. >> you never know what can happen. you never know that morning we left to go to wal-ma

to eliminate complications researchers at the ohio state university wexler medical center are designing 3-d custom models. they use computation fluid dynamics to allow doctors to test the outcome of a sinus surgery before hitting the o.r., virtually reality. >> remove tissues and back compute what is this affect on the nasal air flow. >> we use ct navigation, which is like gps for your head and allows us to be a fraction of a millimeter in terms of accuracy. printed models to give doctors detail. keep in mind patients have to live with the results forever after. >> reporter: researchers are very much in the tenetsing phase of their presurgical models f. they do what they are expected to do it can be helpful. 12 million suffer from chronic sinusitis getting infections four to five times a year or more. >> in the newscenter, i'm catherine bosley. >> all right. clearly, the biggest lake-effect event we have had this year with 20 inches on the ground here south madison eastern lake county. chardon 16 inches, ashtabula, over a foot. there's jefferson there with a foot of snow. west side, nop

the record setting running back from the ohio state university athletics theater, not that different, really. play book, game plan, strategy, a team, and those doubts that just cannot creep in. >> all that stuff creeps into your mind. i go back to telling myself, listen, i have been here before. >> it's my pleasure to announce the winner, eddie george ohio state. >> yep, won the heisman in 95, even more success came in the nfl. >> eddie george on the toss. touchdown. >> turns out eddie's been giving them the old razzle- dazzle for a while now, from football's biggest stage to broadway, destiny right here in new york city. >> you couldn't be more a part of the city. >> that's what i'm saying, i get chills when i think about it. i really do. i'm like, i could do this for the rest of my life. >> sometimes on the stage as on the field, it's best just to play be the thing, and all that jazz. >> to my knowledge there has not been a heisman trophy winner and a tony award winner. >> oh, wow. >> you could be the first. >> that's a possibility. it's possible. it's possible. >> anything is possi

notre dame takes on the ohio state university at 1:00 in the fiesta bowl. iowa against stanford and then at 8:30, tonight, ole miss takes on oklahoma state in the sugar bowl. >> tense talk. [ laughter ] i was just -- breddy to go -- ready to go jumping the gun. >>> 6:14 time to check the accuweather forecast. >> and check in with bill. >> all of the mississippi schools went to ghoul becames this -- bowl games this year. mississippi stayed in the belk bowl and ole miss going to be playing later on on espn this evening and that will be a great bowl game. there's a lot today. and there's a lot of great weather so you got choices. you can be outside today dress warmly. there's a little bit of some wind out of the west but even this morning, it's suit weather where it's very comfortable here on the upper west site. but -- side. but i have never seen it so quiet. for a new year's morning. here we go, we start out with skies that are partly cloudy to cloudy. still the party rages on at the empire state building as we look south all the way down to one world trade.

researchers at the ohio state university wexner medical center are using 3d modeling to try to eliminate complications. a doctor is using computerized simulations of nasal air flow so doctors can test the outcome of a patient's sinus surgery before stepping into the operating room. >> like playing a videogame to remove some tissues and then we can back-compute what is the effect on the nasal air flow. >> we also use ct navigation like gps for the head allowing us to be within a fraction of a mill meeter in terms of accuracy. >> reporter: the team will also analyze 3d printed models of the sinus cavity to give more detail before surgery because patients have to live with the results forever after. sometimes things like 3d models are technology for the sake of technology so doctors models to see if they really help doctors be more precise during operations and, of course, whether it improves the outcomes for the patient, the bottom line. >> this affects everyone. i know for me personally nothing is worse. i have had some of the worst sinus issues throughout the course of my life. and i cou

the only school you absolutely have to go to the ohio state university, we know that. [applause] [laughter] we are going to come near. >> would you get the federal government out of the student loan business? governor kasich: i don't know. it's also something i would have to say yes to, but i have to figure out what is involved in that. i would tell you, the federal government to get out of -- i want wealth of -- welfare programs to come back. i want medicare to come back. i want education to come back. the other one i want to have come back and that is transportation. here is how it works right now. you go and you fill up your tank and you pay federal gas tax. you, us, everybody sends that money to washington to a committee of politicians and they decide what to do with the money. after they decide what they want to do with it they send it back. do you think they send back more or less? [laughter] they wanted me to build a high-speed train. this was an exciting proposition because it was the only train i could think of that i could run faster than. it was going to go 3

he received his phd in political science from the ohio state university. he was an academic for a while and then he learned how to be an official of the party and the government. he served in the administration from 2000 to 2008. he was responsible for external affairs. he was chairman for the mainland affairs council. managed toacity, he work with others to create a holidaym that allows charter flights to go between taiwan and the mainland, even though underlying political relations were not so good. representative a in washington. please join me in welcoming our guest. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much for inviting me. thank you very much for the very generous introduction, richard. gentlemen, i am very happy to be back to washington dc and to brief you on how we see the elections that just came out over the weekend. on january 16, the people of taiwan went to the polling stations and casted their votes for a new administration and legislature in taiwan. i think we all know the result areas the result is tremendous. the dpp for the first time e

organizations, at the same time parents are struggling, myself included, i've got two in college, to pay these high tuition rates, why should the university be making millions of dollars? ohio state university outgoing president gordon gee, who chalked up $6 million in compensation in 2013, the year he departed. when it comes to health care nonprofits: kaiser health plan has 20 executives who make over a million dollars. chairman george halvorson took in a healthy $10 million in 2013. and half the obamacare nonprofit co-op insurers, including the louisiana health cooperative, are going belly up, but their executive salaries are far from anemic. the louisiana co-op managed to find $1.3 million for interim ceo terry shilling in 2013. various nonprofits have argued they must pay big salaries to "attract top-notch talent" to "stay profitable" and "preserve management stability" nonprofit quarterly says salaries less than average might leave an organization "concerned about attracting and retaining the highly skilled and motivated staff members needed to achieve but chaffetz argues there's no bigger job than managing the country. so he has a bold new idea -- nonprofit executives shoul

to be charged with murder. they indicate the services will be 11 saturday morning in the campus of ohio state university and central ohio technical plans call for a color guard, bag pipes and police escort from the funeral home to the campus. >>> we have an update of a story we're following for weeks. a young fire survivor, upstate new york, is making a big mark literally around the world. >> they lost the family in the fire. she wants to get christmas cards. as teresa weekly reports, she's swamped with them. . >>> like any 8-year-old, sapphire terry enjoyed opening presents. she has mountains of them as people sent christmas cards. >> we don't want people to pity her. she's go getting. nothing stops her. >> and fire killed sapphire's dad, two sister. left her in critical conditions. that's why she expected a card. it around the world. >> have stuff from iceland, australia, russia. just about everywhere big you could think of, we have stuff. >> she comes to the warehouse with her aunt, who she now calls mom. >> and on this day, liz dollton is getting ready to take sapphire to boston. this is one of the

new information in the death of an ohio state university student who died during a campus tradition. austin singletary from the dayton area broke his neck and died after taking part in the mirror lake jump in november. the coroner has ruled the 22-year-old' s death an accident. ohio state has since announced it will end the tradition held before the rival football game against michigan. mike: big news tonight, xavier falling hard after jumping to its best ranking ever. george has that coming up in sports. sheree: and it' s a wild chase through a residential neighborhood. >> he just struck a vehicle. sheree: how it started, the finally came to an end. kevin: i am tracking snow moving across parts of india -- i will let you know about the morning commute and about that second system we have been talking about. mike: all right. and another trump card in the race for president. more on palin' s power play and how it could help the donald. you' re watching cincinnati' wlwt news 5 today. branch is already closed. but she could make the atm. the cutoff time. really? at huntington, with atm a

in political science from the ohio state university. he was an academic for a while, and then he learned how to be an official, both of a party and the government. he served in a variety of posts in the administration from 2000 to 2008. among other things, he was deputy secretary-general of the office of the president responsible for external affairs. he was chairman of the mainland affairs counsel. in that capacity he managed to work with others to create a mechanism that allowed holiday charter flights to go between taiwan and the mainland, even though underlying political relations were not so good. finally, he was a representative here in washington. so please join me in welcoming our guest, dr. joseph wu. thanks. [ applause ] >> thank you very much for inviting me back to the csis. thank you very much for the very generous introduction, richard, ladies and gentlemen, i'm very happy to be back to washington, d.c. and to brief you a little bit about how we see the elections that just came out over the weekend. on january 16, the peopl

tomorrow at rucker and kish funeral home in newark, services will be held saturday at the newark campus of ohio state university and central ohio technical college. >> review when they grand jury process, judge john russo has treated a grand jury review committee to lead by judges, the purpose is purposes would have are ways to make it more efficient,d he says the review will make sure that the system works smoothly and not associated with the outcomes of any current grand jury decisions . >> aeschylus is bracing for a major winter storm that is expected to impact air travel nationwide, as a matt wright is at hopkins airport tonight, what can people expect. >> most people we spoke to, and are traveling just in time you can see there are no major delays or cancellations yet, but that will likely be changing in the coming days, the storm expected to dump up to 2 feet of snow on some east coast cities from friday into saturday impacting major airports like baltimore, dc, philly in new york city, airlinesti, from united to delta are changing are passengers, most require this might be scheduled within the next week

i went to see the president of ohio state university.ith 15in a dorm students and i wasn't getting anywhere. i asked her a meeting, they would not let me in, and i badgered them and they let me in. he had a date office. he was very impressive. i said, i have been at ohio state with 48,000 students were about a month and i am undecided. when i look at your office and your assistant, maybe this is the job for me. what did you do? he told me about his responsibilities fund-raising, responsibility for academia, and he said tomorrow i will visit with president nixon. i said, there's a number of things i would like to talk to him about also. could i go with you? he said no. [laughter] i said if i write a letter, could you give it to him? he said, i guess i could. i went back to my dorm and i wrote a letter to the resident inviting myself to the white house. a couple of weeks later, i went down and there is a letter from the white house. i opened it up and i go upstairs and i called home. i said mom, i will need an airline ticket because the pr

the pros and cons of bringing medical marijuana to our state. tomorrow's meeting is at 10:00 at cleveland state university, around ohio. the task force hopes to have a recommendation by april. congressional investigation finding migrant kids in the traffickers. the study isolated a case in ohio where six guatemalans traffickers >>> ahead, a trumpless debate. we'll hear from governor kasich iowa caucuses >>> and president obama is stepping up his he was to make sure that women receive the glnchr. >>> the latest round of syrian peace talks happening in switzerland. the dutch government announced it will start airstrikes against isis in eastern syria. the other side of the peace talks are not there. they want a list of bomb bartments by russia >>> the u.s. and u.k. have been spying on israel for several years, specifically the two countries' intelligence agencies are accused of cracking the codes of israeli drones in order to monitor surveillance feeds. the details were gathered in documents leaked by edward snowden in 2013. >>> israel is accused of spying only the methods are anything but high-tech. lebanese media accused

american literature, american studies, chicano, latino studies, and creative writing at the ohio state university. his novels include, crossing drift, and day of the dead. had this to say: it follows in the tradition of rivera's -- and the works of other chicano writers to have exposed the adverse living and working conditions of migrant farmworkers, including grinding poverty, lack of comment and self-determination opportunities, lang of healthcare, degraded living conditions, very little help from churches and other social institutions. it's a small, neglected desert community in southern california. by contrast, it is surrounded by the opulent homes and golf courses of rancho mirage, the novel explodes with reality. the characters are real. as is the trap in which they live. i urge young people to read this novel. politicians who think they know the reality of migrant workers should read this novel. if this country addresses the plight of migrant farmers, then maybe every migrant community can be revitalized. the chicano movement demand better conditions for these workers, cesar chavez worked

the death toll could rise. a professor at kent state university in ohio is under fbi investigation for potential ties to isis. abc's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. script: kent state university julio pino...under fbi investigation for possible ties to isis. the 55 year old man also known as "assad" teaches latin american and third world history at the ohio school. the fbi probe came to light after the editor of a student newspaper broke the story. federal agents interviewed her as part of their investigation into the professor. sot emily mills i had written a couple articles about professor pino a couple semesters ago // they just wanted to see what we had talked about in those interviews and just trying to get more information on him. the school paper, kent wired, posted pino's interview online. he denied supporting the terror group. i have not broken the law. i don't advocate that anyone else break the law. // i haven't been served any papers. convert to islam...has crime. in october 2011, he made headlines after shouting "death to israel" at a public lecture given by a former israeli diplomat

i went to see the president of ohio state university. dorm with 15 college roommates and i wasn't getting anywhere. i asked for a meeting with the president of the university. i went in to see him, and they had a big office. he was very impressive. i said, "i have been at ohio state with 48,000 students were for about a month and i am undecided. when i look at your office and your assistant, maybe this is the job for me. what did you do?" he told me about his responsibilities fund-raising, responsibility for academia, and he said, "tomorrow i will visit with president nixon. i said, there's a number of things i would like to talk to him about also. could i go with you?" he said no. [laughter] gov. kasich: i said if i write a letter, could you give it to him? he said, i guess i could. i went back to my dorm and i wrote a letter to the resident inviting myself to the white house. a couple of weeks later, i went down and there is a letter from the white house. i opened it up and i go upstairs and i called home. i said mom, i will need an ai

the u-s. hapening right now.. a professor at kent state university in ohio is under fbi investigation for potential ties to isis. abc's kenneth moton has details on what the professor is saying about the probe which follows an article in the student newspaper. < kent state university associate professor julio pino...under fbi investigation for possible ties to isis. the 55 year old man also known as "assad" teaches latin american and third world history at the ohio school. the fbi probe came to light after the editor of a student newspaper broke the story. federal agents interviewed her into the professor. sot emily mills i had written a couple articles about professor pino a couple semesters ago // they just wanted to see what we posted pino's interview online. he denied supporting the terror group. sot pino: i have not broken the law. i don't advocate that anyone else break the law. pino...a cuban native and convert to islam...has not been charged with a crime. in october 2011, he made headlines after shouting "death to israel" at a public lecture given by a former israeli diplomat who was visiting campus. pino

davies heads the kirwan institute on race at ohio state university and is a consultant to the columbus police. >> if those associations are negative, such as presumptions of violence or threat or criminality that can make a police officer see a threat where there is no threat. >> reporter: what do you see as potential solutions? i mean-- do we need changes in state law? or do we need much better police training? >> there's absolutely no question that all police forces should be trained about the reality of unconscious racial biases that affect all of us. that's a reality that all of us need to take very seriously, and police officers especially. >> reporter: not even the most advanced training can eliminate lethal force and police are legally justified to use it in order to save lives--including their own. in fact, the "washington post" study found that "in three- quarters of the fatal shootings, police were under attack or defending someone who was." in philadelphia and columbus, police are convinced better training can give officers better options than shooting to kill. >> you don't

the medical world. nbc's erika edwards reports. s/ al siu, md - chair, u.s. preventive services ohio state university's james cancer hospital 1:10 s/ erika edwards - nbc news (nats mammogram) when it comes to screening women at the u-s preventive services task force finds mammograms offer the greatest benefit for women starting at age 50 .. with screening every other year. (sot: al siu, md - chair, u.s. preventive services task force - :17 - :26) "we've found that the best between the ages of 50 to 74." the task force says mammograms may indeed be beneficial for women in their 40s ... but that decision should be made by a woman and her doctor after discussing her personal risks. cost should not be a barrier because federal law mandates health insurers cover mammograms for women starting at age the issue is that women in their early 40s are at lower risk for the disease... but at higher risk for false positives from mammograms. (sot: therese bevers, md - md anderson cancer center - :51 - 1:03) "i think it's important to realize though that a lot of the false positives in the early 40s result because tha

ohio state. $112 million in products in nike. they signed contract with the universityxas austin and ohio state's main rival. that would be university of michigan which is an interesting take from addidas. >> i still cannot get my head around the size of college sports here. those kind of figures for sponsorship it's epic. >> it is and still smaller than the nfl. >> but compared to anything in europe. >> and they continue to battle it out for some of these college teams. >> other trending stories, sad news, the husband of celine dion died last night after a battle with throat cancer. he was 73. a tough week as well for various stars passing away. >> yeah, actors, rock stars. >> chipotle will close all stores for a company wide meeting february 8th as part of the marketing rebound. this after the outbreak that sent the stock plunging. sounding upbeat this week saying he is confident he will recover from this. the stock recovered a bit. it's trading up a percent. interesting marketing destoicis to close the stores for a day saying we're trying to get this under control an

. >> danielle: well, alarming allegations against the professor at penn state university in ohio. and a professor at university being investigated by the fbi for possible conneneions to isis. he is also accused of trying to recruit students to join the extremist group and he has been watched bit fbi since 20 14. he says he no ier dehe was being investigated until a student reporter asked him about the gailingses which he de nievmentz the university lease leased a statement saying that are cooperating with the investigation. >>> >> coming in off our satellites. the officials marking the cause of the fire that sparked a hotel fire in dubai on new year's eve. an electrical circle is to blame for all of thvment unexpesd wires found between the two 16th floor. the three story luxury hotel ee snrupped flames flames jusus hours before the new year. 14 people hurt. one person suffered a a heart attack from smoke inhalation. >>> >> >> danielle: there she groavmentz grain sigh lows bloab to bits in north carolina. crews destroying with had hundreds of explosives. e blast shattering windows a

colleges made the list.though new york university was number one.and there were a few from ohio too. too.the university of cincinnati landed *28th*.ohio university was *34th*the ohio state universtiy came in *39th* and kent state in akron even cracked the top five on the list put out by *seeking arrangement dot com* we're hearing from actor sean penn for the first time since his controversial interview with drug kingpin el chapo. penn is downplaying claims his visit with the fugitive in october was essential to helping authorities capturing him last week.he says he believes the mexican name: sean penn | actor "we're not smarter than the dea or the mexican intelligence. we had a contract upon which we were able to facilitate an invitation." invitation."penn also says his article in "rolling stone" failed in its mission.he says it was designed to start a conversation about the u-s government's policy in the war on drugs.but instead people have been talking about his potential legal liabilities for meeting with el chapo... and how he landed that meeting in the first place. that's it from the now cincinnati...9 on your side at 5 starts right now. a man burns nearly half his

the weekend, it's back. we will talk about that weekend forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> developing right now, a professor at kent state university in ohio is under fbi investigation for potential ties to isis. abc's kenneth motin has the latest from washington tonight. >> reporter: kent state university assistance professor under investigation for the fbi probe came to light after the editor of the student newspaper broke the story. federal agents interviewed her as part of their investigation into the professor. >> i had written a couple of articles about the professor a couple semesters ago. they wanted to try to get more information on him. >> reporter: the school newspaper posted the interview online. he denies supporting the terror group. >> i have not broken the last i don't advocate that anybody breaks the last i haven't been served any papers. >> reporter: a convert to islam has not been charged with a crime. in october 2011, he made headlines after shouting death to israel at a public lecture given by a former israeli diplomat visiting the campus. >> everything that i have done is perfectly legal. i fulfilled my duties as an am

the attack. a developing story... tonight!!! a tenured professor.... at kent state university... in ohio is under f-b-i investigation.... for potential ties.... to "isis". kent state university associate professor... julio pino (peen-yo) is under fbi investigation..... for possible ties... to "isis". the f-b-i probe came to light.... after the editor of a student the school paper.... "the daily kent stater".... posted pino's interview on-line. he denied.... supporting the terror group. i have not broken the law. i don't advocate that anyone else break the law. in october -2- thousand -11-... pino got media attention..... after shouting "death to israel"..... at a public lecture..... given by a former israeli diplomat..... who was visiting campus. pino blamed his rhetoric.... for possibly sparking.... the f- b-i investigation. an update tonight on the fight against terror. the pentagon now says american forces can pursue isis in afghanistan. under previous rules of engagement.. troops could only go after isis elements that posed a threat to u- s forces in the area.. or if it was part of a bigger counterterrorism mission.

state university has any connection to isis. the professor has not been charged with anything yet -- and the university is assuring student there is no threat to campus. bob jones has more. cleveland, ohio - a kent state professor is under investigation by the fbi, a university spokesperson said tuesday. julio pino, an associate professor of history, has been under investigation for a year and a half for alleged ties to isis, kentwired.com reported. newsnet5.com is told that pino is still teaching during the investigation because he is a tenured professor. pino s wife answered the door at his kent home and told newsnet5.com that he has no comment. emily mills, editor for the kent stater, initially broke the story because she was approached and interviewed by the fbi because of past stories "i had written a couple articles about professor pino a couple semesters ago so they just wanted to see what we had talked about in those interviews and just trying to get more information on him," mills said. newsnet5.com reported in 2011 that pino, a controversial figure on campus, shouted "death to israel" during a speech by a former israeli diplomat. pino asked the diplomat how israel could justif