the initial shots we believe range out outside of watts hall on the ohio state university campus. the campus was immediately put on lockdown by the ohio state university emergency management team. that lockdown lasted for hours. one of those suspects has been shot and killed. the other suspect we understand is in police custody. we also understand that there were nine people shot. we don't know if those were just students or university personnel or professors. we understand nine people, however, were shot. at this point, we believe that one of those people is in critical condition. >> laura: as for the tweets that have been coming in from buckeye alerts, that's who we have been following here, through this morning, now buckeye alert, active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19th and college. that came in about almost exactly two hours ago that that tweet came in. shortly after that, there was a buckeye alert, continue to shelter in place avoid area of college. more information to follow. that was one hour later. shortly after that, continue to shelter in place. north

what you don't think of is any the ohio state university. what i can tell you, being a former student, is that i do know campus police have always been vigilant at the university and a strong police force. so it's no surprise when i heard how fast campus police were right here on scene at watts hall. i'll tell you this, though. my heart is still heavy. although there are no casualties as a result, no innocent people were killed at least, it's still unbelievable, unfathomable that we've seen it happen all across the country, but i guess you never think it would happen so close to home. i guess really what it did is put everything in perspective for me as a former student and as a journalist and person just living in the united states at a time such as this. >> college campuses tend to be close-knit communities. how do you think the student body, which i think is the key question here, is going to react? how are they going to come together and push themselves through what's a difficult time for them just walking around this cams building every

>>> and attack on the ohio state university campus. students being told to run hide and fight, local parents fearing for the worst. >>> the next step for florida and cuban relations after the death of fidel castro.>>> cyber monday deals you should click on and taking your improve -- information seriously keeping it safe. >>> nine people hurt and the suspect shot dead in a knife attack at ohio state university. a prayer vigil is just getting underway for those who were hurt in the attack. just landed in ohio. what information have you learned? >> reporter: within the last few minutes the ap confirming the suspect's name is abdul razak ali artan he is 18 years old a somali refugee he was living illegally in the united states, look at the scene behind me very active as police try to piece this together, figure out what caused this man to go through with this attack, it first came in as a reported shooting as more details started coming and we learned no shots were fired by the suspect, but he drove his car up onto the curb running into a c

the ohio state university campus ... police are dealing with an active shooter situation right now. 8 people injured, one in critical condition. active shooting situation happening near watts hall, the university's materials science and engineering building. out a twitter alert says active shooter on campus. run-hide- fight." then minutes later a tweet said to shelter in place and to avoid the area. you can see police tape and emergency vehicles on campus as the emergency vehicles on campus as the active shooter situation continues we'll continue to stay on this story and bring updates with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day canyon today! sunday's bitter cold brought fresh snow to the resort... just in time for opening day. this amazing video was captured by fox5 viewer stella vasileva on her drive up to mount charleston. more sno

one cay after the the ohio state university community. stays strong. >> . more than a hundred thousand students faculty. staff and make up the ohio state university community. >> many still reeling from the suspected terror attack. attended a special event tonight. live in columbus. with more. on what took place. >> people here are going through a lot. after any traumatic experience. of emotions from sadness to fear. anger. just also sorts o emotion. and part of the process trying to heal and deal with all of that. happened here tonight. they say they're taking the first step towards healing. and moving forward. by coming together. >> . inside st. john arena. the ohio state university marching band. began to play. students faculty and staff. couldn't help but reflect on monday easter tpeuing attack. terrifying attack. here. as hundreds gather together. tuesday night. they found comfort and strength. >> it's a good thing. to talk about. to see how people react. >> university leaders offered support. and provided important information. from safety and security

we learning more right now about the 11 hospitalized after attack at the ohio state university. tia ewing is on campus. she's been working now asking questions about the victims of this attack. tia, what have you learned now in the past couple of hours? >> tia: well brian, we've learned the actual status of the victims in this attack. let's show you and get to the numbers so you understand who we are talking about. at ohio state wexner medical center, two patients remain in fair condition. center all three patients were released. and at riverside methodist, two remain in fair condition. the hospitals won't tell us if they are students, faculty or just passer byes in the neighborhood at the time of this incident. now let's talk about what we do know about the dead suspect. the f.b.i. is zeroing in on abdul razak ali artan who was a somali refugee. he spent seven years in a refugee camp in pakistan with six family members. arta m ohio. that was in 2014. he first attended community college in columbus where he graduated on the dean's list. then, he enrolled here at the ohio state un

news conference with law enforcement officials for the latest in the investigation into the ohio state university attack. we have a big 60 minutes. we'll start with the breaking news in north carolina. new reaction from lawyers representing keith la mont scott after a prosecutor announced no charges will be filed against the police officer who shot 57bd killed scott last september. >> civil action is still possible. if the facts warrant it, we intend to pursue that. >> within about the last half hour the scott family released a statement as well saying, in part, quote, while we understand many in the charlotte area share our frustration and pain, we ask that everyone work together to fix the system that allowed this tragedy to happen in the first place. all our family wanted was justice and for the members of law enforcement to understand what they did was wrong. the state prosecutor said officer vin son acted lay-offully. he shot scott in a parking lot as officers were ready to serve an arrest warrant against someone else. the shooting captured on cell phone video recorded by scott's wife. we ha

ago president elect tweeted out this president elect tweeted out this in response to the ohio state university stabbings... and it's already in "isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee who should not have been in our country." mr. trump is no stranger to controversial tweets... yesterday he sent out a message regarding those who burn the american flag. team 12's bryan west is live from the satellite center... good morning bryan.... they both agree there should be some sort of punishment when it comes to incredibly and while most everyone would agree it is disrespectful burning the flag is protected by the first amendment. we want to know what you think... should burning the american flag be a punishable offense? let us know by going to 12 news dot com slash your voice... or on our 12 news facebook page.... checking your hot headlines this morning.... today a the 19 granite mountain hotshots who died in the yarnell hill fire.. will open to the public. friends and family attended a private dedication ceremony yesterday morning. visitors

an attack leaves 9 students injured on the campus of the ohio state university.. and students in shock. "mike" / osu student says: "shaken up. i don't have a clear mind." officials at the university say the suspect - accused of carrying out the attack "on purpose" and shot and killed by police - was a student at the university. 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 pol

definitely a first for me. >> tyler harden, a student at the ohio state university. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> we have much more ahead on the ohio state university attacks. ten people taken to hospitals. nine stable. one critical. the suspect according to officials dead. stay with us. we'll have more after the break. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a

breaking news from ohio on the campus of ohio state university, a shelter in place warning has been liftedeported active shooter situation on the campus here in columbus, ohio. one suspect we're told is dead, 8 other people were taken to area hospitals. one in critical condition at this hour, as we told you at the top of the hour, the incident happened inside watts hall, the material science and engineering building. the scene is secure. all classes have been canceled for the day, we'll continue to follow any developments and bring you updates from the campus of ohio state university. >>> the official mourning period for former cuban president fidel castro is underway. thousands are paying tribute to the leader. abc's marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: many by the thousand paid tribute to fedel castro filing past this memorial, a somber reflex on this island -- reflection on this island nation ruled by castro for 49 years. >> his figure will remain cuba's biggest pride. where the normally vibrant music has been silent in tribute. the flag flies at half staff. a stark contrast to the cel

confirmed. >> a lot of people are asking about the open carry and one of the rules main place for the university, ohio is an open carry state but different universities are able to implement within the law certain restrictions. what do we know about the ohio state? >> i don't know. i'll have to look into that. i don't know what the law of ohio is. but in some states, the campuses have tried to restrict open carry on campus and have not been successful in some states and others, they are. we'll have to see what the law is in ohio. >> we'll get that clarification. thank you very much, pete. i have rehema ellis with me and let's bring in former atf agent jim cavanaugh and massive campus by population of enrollment. third largest. the campus itself, 16,000 acres, 1293 buildings. the center of all of this, material science and residence hall called watts hall on campus. what do authorities when you look at a massive amount of space and a huge population, a lot of kids got back from thanksgiving last night. >> to the epicenter of the event where it seems to be at watts hall. the witness you talked to, that was great information t

the ohio state thing now. we want to talk about the facebook safety activation. if you know anyone at ohio state university, facebook has activated their safety check. we have seen some powerful pictures come out of this situation. this is a picture that was tweeted by someone from a classroom there. you can see all the desks piled against the door. "that is what we have been trained to do during these the crime scene, what it looked like as this whole situation unfolded. some pretty terrifying moments. now the players are starting to brennan -- to pour in for what happened on the campus of ohio state university. we are learning new details by the minute and we will keep watching what is happening here. in the meantime, more video continues to pour in across social media. businesses in the are open, asking people to come in, trying to move along. that is the latest from the newsroom. back upstairs to you. jummy: thank you. let's get a check of the forecast. brian van de graaff is here with that. some rain headed our way? brian: and why should we be excited? we are so dry. we need the rain. we could get an

the campus. just to recap. ohio state university is the country's third largest university with more than 65,000 students. you can understand the fear that is reverberating across this college campus. we're going to stay on this story and share the latest with you coming up shortly. >> we'll be check ng with you soon. and also, we should note that john kasich, the governor of ohio, has just tweeted ohio's thoughts and prayers go out. be safe, listen to first responders. that seems to coincide with what we're see iing from ohio state university, telling students to wait for instructions from police and only call 911 if they have information. we are going to stay on top of this situation out of columbus. we're also watching a breaking news story in our area out of wilmington, where a teenager was shot on his way to school. coming up, the frightening moments abroad the schoolbus after students learned what happened to one of their classmates. (narrator) attention medicare beneficiaries. (alex) if you have medicare or will be covered so

the ohio state university community dealing with the repercussions after a horrific attack on their campus. even though there are still so many questions, the campus is refusing to let that stop them from coming out on top. morning. check in with jessica dill who joins us with the very latest information from the newsroom. good morning. good morning. this community is buckeye strong. thousands of students faculty and staff gathered together last night for a rally. we can and will emerge from these difficult days as one buckeye community. the ohio state university is a place for all people and all backgrounds and all beliefs. in a time of fear, hurt and sadness, university leaders offered support and provided important information including safety and security updates at the school. president michael drake says the schools spirit was tested, but buckeye nation passed that test and will move forward with unity and integrity. they also thanked everyone who has sent them support and praised first responders for their courageous actions. while also promising that campus will remain. one of incl

we'll continue our coverage of an active shooter at the ohio state university, a place that had a big win over the weekend. jon: 8 people sent to local hospitals in ohio after a shooting on the ohio state university campus in columbus. the fires department says one person is in critical conditions. the others said to be stable. jo ling: state university warning its student earlier that there is an active short on campus and those student should run, hide, or fight. melissa: that's the standard protocol. run, evacuate if possible, hide if you can't get anywhere, go silently out of view or fight. if your life is in imminent danger use the help of the people around you. the school has 60,000 students. jon: this started an hour ago when the emergency management office started sending out these tweets. buckeye alert. active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall. 19th and college. avoid area of college. more information to follow. but the information has been coming out in dribs and drabs. as you can manage people are terrified on the osu campus. we understand one of the people tr

we are learning new information out of the incident at ohio state university that one of the suspects now confirmed dead. ten injured have been taken to the hospital according to local officials on the ground. we'll continue to follow breaking news out of ohio. stay with us on "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. my mmade a simple trip toonic the grocery storesis find out how american express cards and services anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight

ohio. it came in as an active shooter call? shots fired on the campus of the ohio state university. sot - mike (no last name) / osu campus. there's an active shooter.' police and fire swarmed the campus in columbus after reports of a gunman on the loose. the university alerted students and staff tweeting active shooter on campus, run, hide fight. sot - on the phone: cydney ireland / osu student "there were three gun shots.. and it sounded like a handgun." around noon, a student captured this cell phone video -- police stading over the suspect they shot and killed -- the

the same person. so immateri want to reset again. we talk about ohio state universitynts in columbus, ohio. the osu emergency management site put out an alert, a buckeye alert. active shooter on campus. run hide fight. watts hall. which is located on 19th and college. that is a residence hall. we just heard from our local affiliate in columbus moments ago, there may also be another location surrounded by s.w.a.t. teams. a local parking garage on neil and teutul, a street very near by watts hall. the situation seems to be active. i want to bring in rehema ellis. i realize we have limited information. this is all still unpolding. but from what we've seen so far, help us make sense of this. >> it's difficult. one of the things they are doing is trying to make sense of it and bring it under control. as you have been reporting, fbi and local police are on the scene and we've seen on the air, there's officers in s.w.a.t. gear. pointed out this was the campus of 65,000 students and 45,000 are undergraduates and the other 20,000 graduate students coming back from the thanksgiv

the real question. >>> all right. we are looking in on a press conference here. ohio state universityice, and representatives talking about that attack that we saw there this week. let's listen in. >> -- officially, the various law enforcement agencies involved in various components of this investigation. and because we are talking about an investigation and not prosecution, most of the relevant information is going to come from my colleagues in law enforcement and i'll yield the podium to them very shortly. i did want to say on behalf of the united states attorney's office and department of justice, first give our regards to the victims of the offense and our prayers for their speedy and complete recovery. our thanks to the ohio state police, the columbus police and the fbi's joint terrorism task force for their excellent response and coordination with each other, which is really excellent collaboration among law enforcement agencies. my role, the united states attorneys' office role here and the department of justice is to provide whatever support we can in terms of legal process fo

he plowed his car through the crowd at the ohio state university and started slashing people with the large knife. he was a student at ohio state and before launching the attack, he posted on the facebook page and went on an anti-american rant. and aired grievances about muslims attacked all over the world. he said stop interfering with other countries. he says my brothers and sisters, i am sick and tired of seeing my brothers and sisters killed and tortured everywhere. in the post, he says every single muslim who disapproves of my action is a sleeper cell waiting for a signal. i am warning you america. investigators are reviewing the post and going through his other electronic media talking to his friends and family. investigators are not come out and said they have determined a motive, but certainly said terrorism is a possibility. we know he spoke to the local newspaper at the university last year. he talked about feeling uncomfortable showing his muslim faith on campus. his mother says he never spoke about that. he was a good kid. the only thing he complained about was grades at t

the attack at ohio state yoourt. pamela brown, you're on the scene. >> reporter: we learned that the suspect was a student here at the ohio state university of somali descent. he's a permanent resident of the united states by the name of rozik ali artan. he drove his car into the building behind me, releasing chaos and fear. around 9:52 a.m., chaos erupted near the buildings of science and engineering programs. then the male driver, identified as abdul rajak, jumps out and continues to vote with his ar r armor. all i'm saying, this situation, less than a minute. the end of the situation, less than a minute. the suspect was doa. >> there was like 40 cop cars, everyone is very frantic and all the swat teams are getting together and cops are still pulling up. >> a text goes out to all students telling them to. >> reporter: the management department told students to run, hide, m. >> students barricade their classroom doors in an effort to keep the attacker at bay. they tried to contain the situation as quickly as possible. >> we ever a new military men in our class who actually are standing by the doors, keeping us safe. feeling pretty good a

the butcher knife. >> we will show you live pictures. we were told there will be a briefing at ohio state i pull that up and monitor that will situation. there's the president of ohio state university. it was supposed to start at 4:00. again, a lot of details we were trying to fill in, what was the motivation. we know the individual was 18-years-old. he is of somali dissent and he the president is about to speak so we will go live. >>> i am president of ohio state university and surrounded by colleagues from the state and city government and public safety, community and positions here from our medical center. >> as you are well aware, we had an incident where an individual drove onto a sidewalk striking several individuals and exited the vehicle with a knife and cut and/or stabbed oth before being encountered by one of our campus police officers who commanded the individual to drop his weapon and not following the commands, the individual was neutralized by our officer. the original victims were struck by a car at 9:52 this morning and the officer encountered the individual by 9:53 and the subject was neutralized at 9:53. at 9:55 a campus alert went out the first to exspit avoid th

the situation there at ohio state university is being listed as secure at this moment. ing you the news conference live when it starts. meghan: before he faces off against nancy pelosi for the house minority leadership position ohio congressman tim ryan warns that democrats no longer represent the nation as a whole and need a strong economic message to reconnect with middle-class americans. as chris wallace pointed out on "fox news sunday," more than a third of the democratic members come from three states, california, new york and massachusetts. 2/3 are from the west coast or east coast. congressman ryan says that proves it is time for change. >> i think even our members from the coastal areas recognize that we are not a national party right now. there is, we can't claim to be. i think they understand that this is about having a new message and a new messenger and being able to reach those folks in the numbers are big but they know that if we don't get the middle of the country, that we're never going to be back in the majority. meghan: pete i had this discussion over m

the classrooms at ohio state this morning. we'll continue our coverage of an active shooter at the ohio state university, a place that had a bigitals in ohio after a shooting on the ohio state university campus in columbus. the fires department says one person is in critical conditions. the others said to be stable. jo ling: state university warning its student earlier that there is an active short on campus and those student should run, hide, or fight. melissa: that's the standard protocol. run, evacuate if possible, hide if you can't get

students gathered last night for a prayer vigils on the scene a monday morning's attack the ohio state university family wanting to be together the question remains why did this happen police have identified the attacker and ohio state student of smalley to stand and permanent resident of the us. the city's complaint recently had facebook about attacks on muslims he was interviewed at the beginning the student newspaper we spoke to being a comfortable and openly price and conducting his muslims a prank as i'm a muslim but it's not what they are training to be a people look me i don't know what the thing. police are searching his apartment complex 7 miles away from campus we are now hearing from a neighbor of his. >> i just talked to this boys almost every day. he wasn't rude does was an disrespectful. his mother told the committee member that had been complaining about greats recently plastic president said that people should not rush to judgment about whether it was terrorism related or whether that it had anything to do with it. there was another person we do need to talk about that the officer

the great care that's being taken to consider who should be the next secretary of state. >> let me ask you first about the ohio state universityttack. the president-elect tweeted in response to that attack, he said isis is taking credit for the terrible stabbing attack at ohio state university by a somali refugee, who should not have been in our country. do you agree that this was a vetting problem? >> well, i think after the fact we can be pretty accurate that this is something who had past activity that should be called into question, and current activity that obviously looks like a terrorist attack, sponsored or at least in some way connected to isis. so i think at the current time we can say this was a mistake. but what president-elect said throughout the campaign is true, and that is we have not been able to accurately screen people, particularly from some of these countries of extreme interests, and we need to find a way to do it better. so for congress and for the president-elect, we're going to have to find ways to have tourists, temporary immigrants, and permanent immigrants screened much better but reasonably quickly

the ohio state university in columbus, ohio has issued an active shooter alert on campus. moments ago, the school posted this on twitter. quote, buckeye alert. active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19th and college. deborah feyerick is with us with a little more information. this is a huge university, 66,000 students. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: well, we do know there's a huge response right now. the police are on scene, other agencies responding as well. the fire department there also. that part you read out, the run, hide, fight, that is really a warning to the students. that's what they are supposed to do. first they run. if they encounter anybody, then they fight. i'm sorry, then they hide and then they fight. so that is normal sort of when you are dealing with an active shooter situation. that's what they are conveying to the students. right now we know that police are responding as are other law enforcement agencies and they are trying to determine exactly what is going on. we are told that it is in an area -- it's on the campus. we are t

the united states. he was a student at the school. no word on a motive. the ohio state university is one of the largest universities with nearly 60,000 students in columbus. marc >>> hundreds of people gather in san antonio to pay their final respects to a fallen police officer. benjamin marconi gunned down more than a week ago while writing a traffic ticket outside of the san antonio police headquarters. the man responsible for the attack, according to police, 31-year-old otis mccain is in murder charges. >> reporter: a little bit of everything, wind, rain, snow, ? ? ? you said you're not like me, ? ? never drop to your knees, ? ? look into the sky for a momentary high, ? ? you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ? ? everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ? great rates for great rides. martinez... we're working martinez. we're working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. grief counselors on hand at a valley school as a seventh grader killed in a car crash over the weekend is mourned. matt rodewall has reaction at 6:00. >> reporter: well, a

was the ohio state >> anchor: was the ohio state university attacker inspired by isis. the osu student plowed into a crowd with a car then jumped out and stabbing people with a big knife. >> anchor: there were a few red flags before this attack. >> reporter: combing through rattan's apartment looking for a link to a motive. investigor one of rattan's victims recounted the attack. >> it happened so fast. maybe the time frame is compressed. literally 15 top 30 seconds i heard the shots and it was over. >> reporter: investigators tell fox news artan was not on the radar prior to the attack. arriving in 2014. he was a legal permanent resident. he excelled in school. associates degree. he did leave hints online. he ranted about the treatment of muslims particularly in burma. he praised as a hero alacy the cleric killed by a drone strike in 2011 who evolved as a symbol for wannabes. dhs is especially concerned that terrorist inspired individuals ma target public events or places. recent online jihadist propaganda encouraged loan wolf attacks. >> there is plenty of available e

the colombian mountains. >>> and ohio state university attacked. is morning, classes resume, but questions remain after a student ran over and stabbed several people. stabbed stabbed several people. captioning funded by cbs >>> goo morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, wind-stoked wildfires have forced the evacuations in two popular tourist towns in east tennessee. a mandatory evacuation was ordered for downtown gatlinburg as flames and choking smoke swept through and around the great smoky mountain national park. an advisory was issued there, some areas nearby pigeon forge were also evacuated. police have been going door to door to warn residents. >> the wind direction is swirling. we've picked up many embers and caused spot fires. multiple trees began to fall, taking down power line which is caused other fires to occur. we are in the process of fighting multiple fires. >> the national guard has been mobilized. nearby, the dollywood resort was a

the country's largest universities. police shoot and kill a suspect after he opens an assault at the ohio state university sending several people to the hospital. >> good afternoon. we have the latest on this scary situation. what do you know about the injured? and the suspects? >> so far andrea, nine people at least are in the hospital the suspect is dead. that person was killed in a shootout with police. police lifted that shelter in place a half-hour ago. classes at this point are cancelled for the day. check out video of the situation that unfolded 9:30 this morning in the chemical engineering building at ohio state university. an emergency alert went to students and faculty at the university a short time later. that message read "active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight" and provided the protocol for an active shooter situation. that means evacuate if possible, get out of the shooter's view possibly, or fight as a last resort. the shelter in place was in effect for an hour and-a-half. there's been an outpouring of support and prayers on social >> reporter: this is one of the largest universities in the country, ne

an active shooter situation on the campus of ohio state university. what we know about injuries right now in a live report. our state's top election officials respond to the tweet by president-elect donald trump saying there was "serious voter fraud in new hampshire." kevin: a blend of sunshine and clouds wit futurecast ahead. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: we begin with that breaking news. right now there's an active shooter investigation at ohio state university. fire officials say at least 8 were injured, one in critical condition. still very much a fluid situation. good afternoon. the school sent out an alert two hours ago urging students to about half-hour ago they sent out an alert saying situation had been secured. abc's elizabeth hur is live with what we know. elizabeth: officials announced that the shelter in place has been lifted in the scene is secured but there i

new at 11:00, investigators looking into whether terrorism is what motivated a steent at the ohio state university -- student at the ohio state university to run his car campus and then stab them. that man killed by police but not before injuring 11 people. one critically. a report from the scene of the rampage. >> the crime scene tape is down, but the active investigation continues here at ohio state university. local and federal authorities believe the suspect acted alone, but they are work to figure out if his motive was terror-related. confusion and chaos on the osu. we have a vehicle that struck several pedestrians. >> investigators say monday morning a driver jumped a curb and plowed into several people near the school's engineering building. he got out armed with a butcher knife and started slashing. >> people were like don't go on campus. there's an active shooter. >> a heroic campus cop two years on the force opened fire killing the suspect. >> he was yelling and the guy wouldn't stop and the guy charged the cop and the co but the terrifying soon -- scene and the officer's shots panicked

./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the somali-born student who attacked a group of people at the ohio state university with his car and a knife seemed to warn about his intentions beforehand on facebook. brook silva-braga is columbus, ohio... where the first of 11 victims is speaking out about the attack. clark is still slow on his feet after getting hit by a car on the ohio state university campus where he teaches engineering. (sot: professor william clark/survivor of osu attack) 15:11:45 "i didn't really know what to think, people started shouting." the car sliced his right leg in two places and then flipped him into the air, but clark considers himself and the rest of the people who were standing outside watt hall on monday lucky. (sot: professor william clark/survivor of osu attack) 15:14:41 "fortunate there was a concrete planter, he could have hit closer to 40 to 50 people. (abdul ra-zahk ali-ar-tahn). (standup bridge: brook silva-braga/cbs news/columbus, ohio) "this is where authorities say artan drove his honda over the curbhitting several people in the courtyard. he then got out of the car wi

swarmed the ohio state university campus.. at first - rushing to the scene for reports of an active shooter on the loose.. the university.. alerting students and staff.. tweeting -- "active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight!" sot - (facebook live) "we were starting to get a text there was a shooter on campus so they locked the building down. had us all go up to the third floor." sot - brandon "we all moved away from the door. shut it and we started turning noon.. university officials announced that a suspect has been shot and killed.. the scene secure.. and no longer an active-shooter situation. sot - (broadcastify) "be advised, we got a man with a knife running around, cutting people." sot - (witness) "a cop arrived on scene and yelled at the suspect to get down, but the suspect charged him and and rumors about a second suspect.. unfounded. sot - chief craig stone / ohio state university police dept over the curb, west 19th. cutting pedestrians." sot - most likely? from the stab wounds from the butcher knife.. there were num

hitting close to home where as here in northeast ohio nearly a dozen people are hurt after student went on a rampage on the campus of the ohio state university. an attack, police are still turn began stabbing people before he was killed by a police officer. kevin freeman mime on the osu campus with the latest tonight. >> it is quiet here tonight quite a different team than the chaos that was for most of the day. that crime scene has been cleaned up, police officers are gone. as you mentioned 11 people injured in this attack early today. none of those ju life-threatening. they were taken to three separate hospitals. the suspect was killed by an osu police officer. the police officer out in her words go. here's what happened this morning. that suspect ran several people over with his car plowed into a crowd and then got out and started stabbing people with in one minute, that officer arrived and killed the suspect. hospital establishments. some were injured by a car. as i mentioned, they went to three separate hospitals. the osu president doctor mark to create me personally with three of those victims. they said he were in high spirits. >> we

this was the message that students across the ohio state university campus recieved. it was short and to the point. it said 19th and college". the university also posted it to all their social media accounts. this morning we know it was not an active shooter. we've learned this all stemmed from a man ?attacking students. this morning, students will head back to class... as detectives continue to investigate this frightening event. monday morning, a student drove his car over a curb outside an engineering classroom building and then began knifing people. 11 people are hurt. 10 of th injuries. one person is still in critical condition. a ohio state university police officer who was at the scene shot and killed the man, before he could go any further. terrorism is now suspected to have played a role... but right now local and federal officials are still trying to determine an exact motive for the attack. this morning we're also learning more about the man behind the attack. 18-year-old "abdul razak ali artan". he was a somali refugee who was a student at the university. h

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with a butcher knife. >> it's still a very active situation. >> reporter: police combed the ohio state university at in columbus as word got out of a attack which houses the department of science and engineering a more complex picture of the attack has emerged. >> a male suspect drove a vehicle over the curb on west 19th west of college avenue, struck pedestrians. he exited the vehicle and used a butcher knife to start cutting pedestrians. our officers were on scene in less than a minute and ended the situation in less than a minute. >> reporter: authorities say ten people were quickly transported to hospitals. >> there were multiple injuries related to lacerations or cuts, most likely from the stab wounds from the butcher knife. then a number of people had orthopedic and other soft tissue injuries related to being hit by the car. >> reporter: the suspect was shot dead by police checking out reports of a gas leak at the incident. a witness took this graphic photo of the suspect with state police standing nearby. they are learning more about the suspect and a motive. terrorism has not been ruled o

an attack on the ohio state university campus. what police are learning about the teenaged attacker from his facebook page. . wildfires in tennessee forcing evacuations. the theme park now we dry out today after record yesterday. expect a mix of clouds and sun with breezy conditions and highs in the mid 50s. more clouds move in tonight keeping us warm in the low to upper 30s. areas of drizzle and flurries possible wednesday and thursday with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid 40s. cooler by saturday with highs struggling to reach 40. today: partly sunny, breezy and warm. high: 56 wind: sw 10-20 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 38 ohio state university. this after an attack on campus monday. today we're learning more about the suspect. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. the entire ohio state university campus was put on lockdown yesterday when a student drove a car into a crowd and attacked people with a knife. it's just not the students who go to school here that count. it's anybody who ever touched this

we also have ohio state university student kevin vasquez joining us by phone. he's on ohio state's campus near the shooting scene. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> thank you for jumping on the phone. how are you doing? what are you seeing? >> i'm doing well. i'm on edge a little bit. i'm told to move back from lane avenue because i guess there's two shooters and they have one of them pinned down inside of a bathroom. >> we don't have that information confirmed, kevin. we don't have the number of shooters or that anyone is pinned down. thank you very much for letting me know what you are hearing. we are working as we always say in the early moments, there can be a lot of conflicting information. i want to make sure we are clear with our viewers on that. you are near where this is happening. what are you seeing? are you inside, are you outside? where are you? >> i'm outside the student life office, lane avenue, and there's roughly i would say 40 cop cars, s.w.a.t. team just standing outside getting ready, looks to be like they're going inside this building but i could be wrong. >> what building ar

we begin with new developments on monday's ohio state university attack. the ohio state university police officer who shot and killed the suspect is being praised this morning for ending the situation about a began. cnn's karin caifa joins us live from cleveland as investigators continue to search for a motive. good morning karin--- ((ad-lib)) <

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the academy. yesterday students at ohio state university -- students are going to class today. kenneth moton is in columbus, ohio, with what we are learning about the attacker from ohio state university is working to get back to normal. overnight authorities searched the home of suspect abdul artan. he sent that he went on the attack until he was shot and inside the university barricade themselves in classrooms. >> everyone said in the corner. >> you do not think it is going to happen to you, you get very scared when it does. >> but now the focus turns to artan. the somali born honor student jumped for joy across the graduation stage at ohio community college. just five months later, he was at osu and angry about the treatment of muslims. he tweeted on the attack, "i can't take it anymore." people are urged not to jump to conclusions. >> we know if his somali heritage, and that will be enough for many -- kenneth: this campus is praying for the 11 people injured. tonight student organizations including one representing jummy: will meet. now a look at donald trump's transition to

, and at this point in time, the lockdown situation that the university was under has now been lifted, although classes cancelled for the rest of the day there at ohio statehis was a very dramatic scene, and to hear students who are on campus, many of them in class when this happened. the first notice many got, for a few, hearing the gunshots, potentially from the police officer who was shooting the suspect, but also all of them got text message alerts that came out just moments after this happened. one student, one ohio state university student, says he was there when this man pulled a knife outside. it was by the watts building which is an engineering and science building there or campus and head se wsaid he was on thed this man pulled a large knife. some people called it a machete and started chasing people around trying to attack them, what the student said. luckily, he said, so many people he couldn't focus on one target, but again, we know there are several in the hospital including there at wexner medical center on campus. this student didn't see anyone guess stabbed but saw the police officer take down the suspect. he said he saw the police office

topping the news this morning what happened dot ohio state university yesterday. investigators are trying to determine if terrorism could be the motive behind monday's horrific attack at the ohio state university. eleven people were injured after a suspect plowed his car into a crowd and slashed victims with a knife. today we're learning more about the man responsible, who was shot and killed by police. check in with jessica dill who has an update for us. good morning. good morning. classes will resume today on campus as this investigation continues. many students just opting to be together. students gathered last night for a prayer vigil near the scene of monday mornings attack. the question remains why did this happen? police have identified the attacker as abdul razak aki artan, an ohio state student of somali descent and permanent resident of the u.s. he was interviewed at the beginning of the school year by the student newspaper where he spoke of being uncomfortable openly praying and projecting his mus saying quote i'm a muslim, but it's not what the media po

. >> chaos in columbus with an active shooter on the campus of ohio state university. eight people rushed to the hospital and what we are learning about what happened >>> a neighbor stops a home invasion and how the suspicion leading to an arrest. >>> rain in the valley and snow in precautions you have got to take wherever you are. >>> we begin with the breaking news we have been following since 8:00 this morning. a violent attack on the campus of ohio state university. >> eight people were taken to the hospital with injuries, including stab wounds and someone being hit by a vehicle. "run. hide. fight" are the words the students and staff to the situation near watts hall at all hell state campus. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. officials are speaking with reporters and here is what we had learned so far. a suspect has been shot and killed and as far as the victims are concerned at least eight people are at the hospital being treated for various injuries. police and fire squads performing reports of an active shooter just before 10:00. university alerting students an

the students i talked to today say they are grateful for a lot of things including quick action of ohio state university campus police in particular. the officer able to neutralize the suspect in a matter of one or two minutes. they said they are satisfied with the buckeye alert system that communicated to everyone on campus where they needed to be and when they needed to be on lockdown. they are grateful for friends like northeast ohio native who student who heard the gunshots and saw students running and knew it wasn't right and took to group chat to try to alert her friends to stay inside barricade themselves if they had to. the students she alerted said that warning helped keep them safe. >> there are group chats for friend groups and engineering groups. almost everyone has a group could. >> if they hadn't texted me it could have gone different and definitely might not have been where i am standing now if i walked out when i had. >> pretty scary situation. >> reporter: of course like chris said getting back to normal. what is the new normal around ohio state university campus. we will wait and find