watts hall.e that's where this is taking place. 19th and college, the address of the building and simply saying, shelter is in place, avoid the area of the college. more information to come. so the information is very limited at this point. school officials, via social media and on their web site have alerted the public there's an active shooter situation on campus. they're telling people to avoid the area. watts hall, that must be a building on campus where this incident is taking place. 19th and college and they're telling people, do not be in that area. it also says, run hide fight. you're seeing that on the osu emergency web site twitter handle and we're seeing right now in the area of osu specifically the building we mentioned earlier, watts hall. all we know is that this school has put the public on alert. it is an active shooter situation. they are requesting people run, hide, fight. that's what they put out via twitter and simply avoid the campus. ohio state university located in columbus

watts hall, 19th and college. of science and engineering. the cbs affiliate in columbus ohio reports it began when a vehicle crashed into the building. firefighters responded to a possible gas leak. >> it's still a very active situation. there are lots of students standing by. in fact we are near the armory where students are peering out the window for an idea of what's happening. >> police say one assailant was killed by law enforcement but the campus remained on lockdown as the search for possible accomplices continued. >> brian: all right. so, here we go. we are taking a look at live pictures from the ohio state university as we re-set exactly what has happened here. it was about 9:biothis morning, laura. >> laura: mm-hmm. 9:30. 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

watts hall, 19th and college. a message a little bit later cautioned everyone to continue to shelter in place in the north campus area. a lot to go over. we are waiting for more information to come in as we are continuing to follow these live pictures. let's bring in our team of reporters and analysts. cnn law enforcement analyst will be joining us, deborah feyerick has been working her sources. senior law enforcement analyst will be joining us in just a second. 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

. >> now, is that body near watts hall? we understand this is where a lot of the activity was taking place. >> it's fairly close. i'm not 100% sure where watts hall is, but it's pretty close to it. the o from what i know. >> from your window, you are able to see what you believe is a body that's covered. >> yes. yes. >> is there police activity around that body? >> there's about ten police there, it looks like talking to each other. nothing really. they're next to the body but they're not really doing anything with it currently. >> you heard shots this morning when you were inside your room? >> yeah. i was sitting in my room with my roommate getting ready for class and i heard five or six gushnshs going off and then sirens immediately pofollowing that. >> what was the last update you received from the university? have you been following their twitter account, the emergency management account? >> i did, i was at first, but in the last few minutes, i have not been. from what i know, we're still supposed to stay inside. stay s

a passing driver tried unsuccessfully to remove watts. brownlee managed to put the car in park, pulled watts out and rushed him to safety. >> i would like to give my thanks to him. >> he didn't hesitate. he's a very humble guy. he knew what needed to be done. you won't see him in front of the camera other than what you see on this video. >> reporter: direetective brown is set to retire this month after a 14-year career in law enforcement. i'm told he first became a police officer when he was just 19. >> detective brownlee has always put the job first, the people that he works for first. >> reporter: officials say the city will honor brownlee with a lifesaving award. james watts says he looks forward to thanking him personally. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> well, look at this. people out enjoying a night on the ice. a live look at the blue cross river rink where a tree lighting ceremony will happen this friday. tune into nbc 10 at 7:00 p.m. friday, because tracy, vai, bill, jessica, all from the morning team, will be live up way past the

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a touching story about one young fan's devotion to pewaukee native and n-f-l pro-bowler-- j-j watt. we'll get to your top stories in just a minute... but first there's a little fog to talk about this morning. meteorologist justin thompson- gee shows you what to prepare for... 3 (((30 second tz))) tz))) 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningweather should not impact the morning drive.there will be a full closure overnight of i-94 eb at hwy 100 through the zoo for deck work.there will also be a full closure overnight of i-94 wb at 84th st. through the zoo news if you travel between the hale and zoo interchanges for the morning commute. the hwy 100 on ramp to i-43 at the hale interchange is now open. also open is the national ave. on ramp to i-894 northbound. finally the zipper merge between national ave. and greenfield ave. is from his jail cell--- he lost his job with the milwaukee police department... and has since become the ?target of public scorn.? scorn.?and today - former officer dominique heaggan-brown - the officer who shot and killed sylville smith in august - returns to

watts hall is on the north side of campus.tuation is taking place now. you have the columbus police and the franklin county sheriff's office which is located not far from the university. you have multiple police departments involved in this. in addition i see uniformed units which is located there in columbus, ohio. martha: ohio state university has 60,000 undergraduates. it's a sprawling campus for those who have not been there. and it's quite an operation to get your arms around this whole thing. we assume from the early reports, rod, that it is one shooter. is there any reason to think anything other than that? >> no. i can tell you the police when they respond to situations like this, we anticipate based on the number of calls we get from people in the area and other witnesses, witness accounts. we anticipate it will be the amount of shooters people say. but we always prepare. we always prepare for the worst. when the police responded to this situation this morning they went in with the thinking maybe it was one shooter bu

i had classes when i went to ohio state in watts hall. to give a perspective the area, there is a lot of students around the area be so clams room buildings in that area. it is not unusual to have a large number of people in that area. what i'm a little surprised by if a gun was used in the situation, sounds is like it was, more people wasn't hurt. i guess the good news in all of that is the response by the police department. the investigators, their first responsibility is to try to determine who was the shooter, where did he get the weapons, what was his motivation and whether or not there may be any other victims out there, maybe at another crime scene or something like that, so that is the the typical way we investigate these case, sandra. sandra: okay. also coming into our newsroom in addition what we're learning from the fire department that 10 people have been sent to the hospital and one listed in critical condition, this just coming in according to the columbus fires department, the suspect is deceased and the body is still at th

well, see, that was the watts subway. you heard of the watts line? that was it. i didn't know los angeles had a subway. shh. yes, but we're trying to keep it a secret because we don't want no overcrowding. well, i'll give you $11,000. i was thinking more like 22, and i won't take a cent less than 22. well. come along, mavis. now, wait a minute, wait a minute. i lied. i lied. i'll accept. i'll accept. now, here's the keys to the house, and-- now, wait a minute, leonard. this place is-- i don't know, i wish you'd reconsider this place, it's so ramshackle. why don't you take that shackle and ram it in your mouth? then it's all set. leonard, why don't we just take the subway? hey, that's a good idea, leonard. why don't y'all take the subway, right on out there. take the subway. where's the nearest subway station, mr. sanford? just walk east. and turn left in philadelphia. here, son, $270 smackeroos, from my once in a lifetime, earth-shaking, eve of destruction sale. not bad, eh? not bad? you sold all our merchandise a third of what it's worth. change your mind, son.

>> nicole's caretaker nature can extend to her grown-up squad of a-list besties, laura dern, naomi watts. >> and we go to dinner together and it's great knowing that they're there. >> having these ladies around means constant support which naomi watts may need after her split from liam shriver. they're keeping things civil. last month naomi attended his it was important to support him. your kids, they take up all your focus and you just want to do the best by them. >> naolami pys a mom in her new movie, the thriller "shut-in." >> it's a very normal woman thrust into an extraordinary situation. >> watts stars as a psychologist who hhs lost her husband in an accident that also llaves her son paralyzed. >> her life has been changed overnight and she feels guilty. i know what it is to be a mother. struggles and the guilt. no mother gets home free of guilt even if you're a stay-at-home mom. it's just in you. >> there is a lot of grief after his mom died. >> things take a creepy turn in the movie when her new patient played by jacob tremblay pisappears durindeg a adly snowstorm. >> i saw tom.

. >> i didn't feel safe sitting at the top of the third floor of watts hall. >> romona: today we are getting answers about the victim osu. >> >> mark: with that in mind the latest on the suspect of the case. investigators are looking into whether this was an act of terrorism. we have shown you photos of artan. if you want us muslims to stop carrying out terrorist attacks, make peace. they say the attacker was inspired by isis. police are inspecting his computer, and cell phone and talking with others. >> romona: the violent incident wasn't just scary for ohio students and staff, lacy crisp talked to others who picked that day to visit the campus. >> a northeast ohio family was on a college visit and across the street from watts hall an hour before the attack. they are thankful for their training and osu officer who took down the suspect. >> it is surreal. >> understandably shaken heather and rob were just blocks away when the attack happened. school. >> their daughter is a junior and scheduled a campus tour. they just walked into a building and the tour guy told them there was an act

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you know, i don't feel watts hall itself wasn't threatened. this was a street accident and a street incident, and it was just unfortunate that because of this completely unrelated fire alarm there were a lot of people out there. it was also in my view very fortunate he hit this big kron crete planter, because if that had not been there and he had ridden up on the curb he would have plowed into 40 or 50 people. [ inaudible ]. >> i think it is very sad, i think it is very tragic when something like this happens at any university, you know. i mean i decided on a career in universities because, you know, i think there's some sort of calling there. you know, taking young people at 17, 18, you're trying to turn them into functional adults, and that doesn't just mean you train them in the classroom. you're also trying to show them how to live life. so whenever anything like this happens, i think it is absolutely tragic. it is tragic for the people who are hurt, it is tragic for the young man's family and relatives. you know, they weren't implicated i

watts says he is lucky to be alive. meanwhile detective brownly is said to retire in a few weeks and the city plans to honor him with a life saving reward. >>> at&t is going after cord cutters in this next one. >> michelle: the company launching three new streaming services that start tomorrow. direct tv and preview and full screen. direct tv now customers will be able to get more than 60 channels for $35 a month. and more than 120 channels for $70 a month. addition al options include early sign up offer of more than 100 channels for $35 monthly. the service is at&t bought direct tv last year and is counting on mobile video to generate new revenue for the company. >>> coming up tomorrow at noon, get ready to dance. >> kyndell: the annual red zumba party is coming up. don't miss that and more right here on "news 3 at noon." >> michelle: taking a look at today's top stories. local fast food workers and other service industry workers taking part in a day of disruption. that's what it's been called. to demand higher pay tod

consumerwatch reporter julie watts >>> turns out people are carrying less cash than they used to andow some bay area stores are eliminating paper money altogether. consumerwatch reporter julie watts on how cashless is catching on. >> reporter: there's plenty of green at sweet green in palo alto. but none in the cash register. that's because customers can't pay with cash. they only accept credit. >> i think it's a pain in the rear. >> reporter: it's the future of retail speeding up service and creating a safer environment for employees. in addition tow some restaurants in san francisco and new york most airlines stopped accepting cash for in flight purchases year ago and sweden is largely cashless. >> it's part of a larger trend. >> reporter: consumers union says going cashless can be lucrative. >> cash is expensive and time- consuming. cash mishandling or theft. >> reporter: and it appears fewer people are carrying cash. according to bank rate more than two-thirds of consumers carry $50 or less on a regular basis. and 9% don't carry cash. in fact, some customers here are so used to p

here's abc's nick watt with another look at the investigation. >> we need to be quick and thorough and hit them hard. >> reporter: california, early morning armed officers swoop. >> the troops are rolling in. >> reporter: they're not after drugs, weapons, moonshine. oh, no. today the l.a. county sheriff's department is on the scent of -- dodgy detergent. reportedly stolen speedboat, medical hardware and coffee pots -- buckets and buckets of apparently counterfeit tide. in the office, fake labels for fake gain? >> this might be the distribution center? >> it is. it is. >> reporter: tide in five-gallon buckets. why do we think it's fake? >> there's no such thing here. that's what's crazy. >> there is no such product? >> there's no such thing. they do not make this. five-gallon buckets. >> reporter: the alleged contraband is sent to the lab to find out what it is, if it ain't tide. >> without sounding scary the rifrgs are large. we just don't know. you don't know where it came from. like putting your family in a car that you had no idea who made it or where it came from. >> reporter: we'l

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and finally tonight, some presidential answers from a woman who has all three of her eyes on nick watt is asking "what's up"? >> i want to know if donald trump will win the election. here in heavily hispanic east l.a., some are seeking super natural help. >> what's this? the woman has the power. so that's hillary? immigrants has some worried and they are going to seek help. sylvia says her clients are also obsessing about the election. >> translator: she's saying they want to do rituals and certain things like that. the major problem is they don't know where to go. >> reporter: and around another outselling clintons. he's in prison garb and cuffs. >> she has bad news for you. that someone is going to betray you in love. >> reporter: moving on. right now clinton has a narrow lead. his sleeve. according to her cards, there could be time for one more twist. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in east los angeles. >> maybe we should all be a little skeptical of tarot cards. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and or facebook page. good night, america. >>> "the in

the area around watts hall and college is closed. that's the investigation into what happened continues. more information on our news net 5 app. we will continue following this situation on later broadcast at 00 one again the suspect is dead. nine victims have been hospitalized. we continue to follow the story from ohio state university in columbus, ohio. that's how our day has begun. more to come. more on that at 4:00, 5:00 a and 6:00 we'll see you >>> hey. wake health is providing care where patients need it most. michelle pierce is here to share more. thanks for this. lake health house calls. making a comeback. >> the lake house is a nurse prak tition their program that provides individualized inhome primary care for patients. managing chronic diseases or following an acute illness. the goal of the program is to reduce hospitalizations and to increase patient outcomes. >> sole at the me about the services that you provide. >> sure. primary care provider. we work in conjunction with the provide ires with a team such as social worke

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the situation happened near watts hall, the university's and engineering building while classes were in session. the suspected gunman was shot and killed about close to an hour ago. we will bring you more updates online, on our mobile app and on later editions of fox5 news. here is a look at here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps fun day in the nfl... and as long as the oakland raiders might be coming to las vegas... we'll lead with them... plus it was the best game of the day one of the reasons... derek carr dislocated his finger during this snap... and literally ran away from the ball and to the sideline... that gave the back in the game quickly. but... carr got his finger taped up... put a glove on... and re-took the lead on a couple great passes to michael crabtree. a crazy 35-32 finish... the raiders are 9-2. the rams looking to their future... giving the #1 overall draft pick the keys to the car. and jared goff looked pretty good in his 2nd he

satellite and radar, a million watts of power scanning the skies. the region, and expecting this dry air mass to continue for some time here. as long as this air is so dry, we're really not going to see much as the cold front is expected to slide through the area. so expect again a few passing clouds with it at best. so we're going to call for fairly quiet conditions over the short-term. and no substantial rain coming our way till towards perhaps thanksgiving. beautiful at lakewood ranch, 59 degrees, up to 79 by this afternoon. there's the cooler air we are watching, 20s this morning for kansas city, 40s back for nashville. that cooler air is surging south and east this morning. to our area, not much rain here. the atmosphere is still fairly dry ahead of it and the frontal boundary stays off to the north ahead of this. we are still mild, upper 70s to around 80. but later tonight these cool breezes start to develop. when they get close together, the winds start to pick up. you'll feel it tomorrow, waking up to 50 degrees and steady breezes throughout

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watt, and what a play this turns into, a pick six. badgers now up 14-3. after another blough interception, quarterback bart houston fakes the handoff and finds alec ingold open in the endzone for a 19 yard score, his second touchdown of the day. badgers cruising now 28-3, but first half. next possession, bradrick shaw takes the handoff and finds a hole up the middle. he rumbles 33 yards for the touchdown. badgers lead 35-10 at the half. then in the third quarter, badgers add to their lead. alex hornibrook back in at quarterback, finds jazz peavy in the endzone for a 25 yard strike. corey clement rushes for 112 yards and a touchdown. he is now over 1000 yards for the season. badgers go on to win 49-20 and keep their big ten west title hopes alive. >> to build momentum. it is hard to play in the cold, especially a place like this, so we just try to make big plays and help our offense out. >> we are very happy and the ball came when it did. now i can look forward. you have to respect another opponent coming into our territory trying to take what is ours. ste

watts hall itself wasn't threatened. this was a street accident, street incident. it's unfortunate because of this completely unrelated fire alarm there were a lot of people there. very fortunate he hit this big, concrete planter because that had not been there and he ridden into the curb, he would have mroud in plowed into 40 or 50 people. [ inaudible ] >> i think it's very sad. i think it's very tragic when something like this happens at any university, you know. you know, i decided on a career in universities because, you know, i think there's some sort of calling there. you know, taking young people at 17, 18, you're trying to turn them into functional adults. that doesn't just mean you train them in the classroom. you're also trying to show them how to live life. and so whenever anything like this happens, i think it's absolutely tragic. it's tragic for the people who are hurt, it's tragic for the young man's family and relatives, you know, if they weren't implicated in anything sinister. so, i think it's just -- it's very, very sad. especially on university c

earlier the school tweeting out run, hide fight, watts hall, 19th and college, watts hall, material science and engineering building. lots of crews on the scene. it sounds like things are now clearing out, shelter in place lifted, scene is now secure. management. >> melissa, thank you. president-elect donald trump is focused on the u.s. relationship with cuba this morning. he tweeted that he would terminate president obama's deal with cuba if the cuban people were not treated better. but is trump's tweets about illegal voters, the tweets that are in the headlines this morning about illegal voters. here to talk about trump's allegations is nbc's senior political repo if you deduct the millions of votes that were done illegally. has his team come up with any reason for saying that? >> they don't have a really good answer at all. it is important to note that that claim that there were millions of people who voted illegally? that's absolutely false. there's no substantiation behind that claim. as it turns out right now, donald trump was the fair and square winner of the presidential election. p

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in east los angeles. >> maybe we should all be a little skeptical of tarot cards. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and o page. good night, america. >> hey, everybody, get ready, because in the next 30 minutes, you may be watching someone walk out of here very, very rich. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ? ? welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. contestant would love to give his fianc?e the honeymoon of her dreams. from devon, pennsylvania, please welcome back patrick walsh. hey, buddy, looking good. >> thank you, you are too. smart. like the smart ties going, power ties. >> power ties. we are powerful men. >> we are, yes. >> not to be messed with. >> got to impress my fianc?e. >> yeah, you got your fianc?e and the wedding coming up, but now is the family--have they approved of you? is this wedding gonna happen? >> i'm a little nervousbo decent height, but alyssa, my fianc?e, has a father, my future fathe

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in east los angeles. >> maybe we should all be a little skeptical of tarot cards. thanks for watching abc news. as always, we're online at abcnews.com and or good night, america. >>> now on "celebrity page" tv, kendall jenner turns 21. tell you who is tended the model's bash and who didn't. >> bryan cranston back into the lab. channels froerl dramatic reading bloom. discusses depression. and kris pine shows what it would be like to work alongside the united states congress with disastrous results. teaming up with avengers dreshlgt joss whedon to encourage everyone to perform civic duty. >> we all got together and we >> big stars, big hollywood, "celebrity page" tv starts now. >>> welcome to "celebrity page." i'm sonia isabelle coming to you from the "celebrity page" studio and jane is out on the west coast. james what do you have? >> talking the new usa series "shooter" coming up. >> and kick off with the hollywood wrap. >>> kendall jenner turns 21.

here's abc's nick watt. ? dancing teens in the compilation video. 44 million views. ? >> reporter: aidan. he's only 10 years old. solo. 11 million and counting. he goes by the handle "bah." >> i call my fans bah crew. my followers are like family to me. >> reporter: behind every great >> reporter: there has to be a great woman. ? a go go go and swing ? >> i started with him when he was 8. his first huge gig was dancing on the "ellen" show. ? >> reporter: tricia miranda is a new breed of celebrity choreographer. holds hip master classes here at millennium in l.a. i'll barely post something on instagram, press "send" shen gin, the manager, is like your class has sold out. >> reporter: just one of her stable. >> i have a whole group of people that are now stars, they have their own fans from the videos. we didn't have that, my generation. >> reporter: miranda grew up in yuma, arizona. >> i would watch these awards shows and music videos and i would learn the dances. i would just do it in my living room. >> reporter: now little bah ? >> reporter: to miranda's choreography

nick watt is asking "what's up"? >> reporter: i want to know if donald trump will win the election. here in heavily hispanic east l.a., some are seeking supernatural help. >> what's this? the woman has the power. so that's hillary? >> it is hillary. >> reporter: trump's talk of building walls and deport illegals, have some people worried. sylvia says her clients are also obsessing about the election. he has a chance? >> yeah. >> reporter: how can we tell this? >> reporter: she says her clients are obsessing over the election. >> translator: she's saying they want to do rituals and certain things like that. the major problem is they don't know where to go. ? >> reporter: and around another corner, trump pinatas are outselling clintons. he's in prison garb and cuffs. i bought both. i'm impartial. >> she has bad news for you. that someone is going to betray you in love. >> reporter: someone is going to betray me in love? moving on. right now clinton has a narrow lead. will that last? a card up his sleeve. according to her cards, there could be time for one more twist. i'm nick watt for

quarter t-j watt turns it around !!!!! check out this play of the year candidate by watt!!!! the one man wrecking crew's pick six is part of a 35 point quarter! both bart houston and alex hornibrook tossed t-d's while corey clement broke the 1,000 yard mark on the season as wisconsin put it in cruise control late winning 49-20 it looks like the packers are getting tighend jared cook back tomorrow night..... green bay waived justin perillo leaving cook and richard rodgers as the only ones on isn't 100 percent, it sure looks like cook will be active.....linebacker carl bradford takes perillo's spot on the roster....he'll likely be the third middle linebacker against washington with jake ryan injured.... for the first time in school history the brookfield east football team are state champions! let's take a look back at the sights and sounds of their thrilling win... 3 once we hit our stride, each week we got closer and closer and i was thinking we can do this thing.he's a gamer. he out tonight.honestly it's crazy. to even come here and then we won so words can't really describe

don watt ring chose the sights >>? today on veteran's day, we honor those who honored our country with the highet form of service. you who wants once wore the un form of army, navy, air force, army, mar eepz, or coastguard, we owe you our thanks. and he owe you our freedom. we come together to express our profound gratitude for the sacrifices and contributions you and your family made on the battle field or at home and at out posts around the world. veteran's day we acknowledge humbly we cannot serve the set ranz quite the same way as they served us. we can try. we can volunteer. we can serve. we can respect one another. we can always get each other's backs. may god bless all that served and still do. and may god bless the united and still do. and may god bless the united states of america indeed next veterans dealing with ptsd. >> dog to take a closer look at the prarm pairing service dogs with vets and a marine that made ultimate sacrifice was honored by laurel today. he was killed in afghanistan 2012 to honor his se

fox5's lindsay watts is live at the scene in district heights. lindsay, what can you tell us? >>reporter: lauren and matt just an awful crime that's being investigated here. we just found out from police that this was two young children who were stabbed by theireir father. the man is now in custody. the two kids are in the hospital. the investigator i talked said the children he he believes are two and three years old. this is going on here on dennis crime tape. neighbors are trying to get into tonight and having trouble doing that. we'll zoom t in to show you in where this investigation is taking place and where investigators are right now. this all happened just before 11:00.:00. initially police told us thatpoi the kidsce were in criticalitic condition. the investigators that i just spoke to said he believes they've now been upgraded to stable and that they are both expected to live.e. two kids stabbed by their fathey tonight here i heights. that man now under arrest.t. reporting live, lindsay watts, fox5 local news every witness is welcome here no hate, no fear. for a four

fox5's line situate watts join us with more. >>reporter: a strange case to say the least and information from police and sunrise isn't adding up. i want to he that you through the timeline of events. on october 24, police say a 7 # year old man assaulted an 82 year old man named hunter alexander. tonight the sun wrist alexandria tells us they immediately notified allro alexandria police say they only found out about this two days later on october 26 alexander suck calmed to his injuries at the hospital. it wasn't until h 16 days later november 11 when police release the information. we asked police why the delay? could this have been self defense. >> they haven't provided answers. i spoke to hunter's nephew. he is a direct ascend antiviral of george washington according to his nephew. alexander his named here. he was a research analyst in the navy, a writer and professor. also spent time in russia working for the us government. l alexander's nephew says his uncle l was absolutely brilliant, but you did develop dementia later in

lindsay watts has more and what we've learned. >> reporter: shawn and tony, his name is lewis orr and this a guy convicted of sexual assaulting children just a few years ago. now, the loudoun says he has done it again. that it as his workplace. both girls under 13. tonight we spoke to a what time not only lives near orr in sterling but also went to school with him. she describes some disturbing encounters. >> you'd catch him staring >> she didn't want to be identified but this young woman >> you would see him staring at other people or it would be a weird stare. we walked the same way, timing we would be walking at the same time. feel like the eyes burning in the back of your head. creepy. >> reporter: during that same time frame in 2012, orr was convicted of abducting and assaulting two minors. because he was also a minor, he wasn't locked up for long. i freaked out. what is he doing here? he shouldn't be anymore. he should be still in jail. >> reporter: less than four year after prior conviction, investigators say orr targeted children at his workplace. elevation burger in ashburn,

"fox5" lindsey watts has the details. >> this is who police say is responsible. his name is lewis edward reader. he's accused of up teng alley burning bo girlfriend and the home they lived in together. >> police say it started as argument inside this home on keeler court. and the first call was about a disorderly man. >> i had some alcohol but no drugs. i was camel and now he's yelling and screaming in the background. >> less than two minutes later. >> i see smoke and flames. >> we'll need a medic. >> house in flames and woman also set on fire. body and right now we're hearing subject may have lit this woman on fire. >> this man, lewis readers lives in the home with the woman he's accused of burning. >> he left in a vehicle. >> reader took off and victim, not identified, was taken to the hospital. >> she was subsequently medevac todd a local hospital for treatment. her injuries are deemed life-threatening at this point. >> neighbors woke up to firefighters and detectives. >> lady away. >> a man who opted not to show his face says he knows the couple well and that

our lindsay watts getting root ready for the recall yes.he >>reporter: this rally at the loudon county set to start until 9:30 tonight, possibly even later, but take a look at all of these people whoe have lined up. i tried to get to the end of the line a little whiling a but was not able to do. a law enforcement officericer estimated it could be a half alf mile long. right on queue everybody is starting to chant to make it a m little bit more difficult to talk out here. i'm going to head out to here to the very front of this line where i've been talking to a few people. the very first people when you arrived here day. >> i arrived here at 106789.e at 30. it's going to be more than 12 hours four. why did want to be here. >> because trump is that kind of a person. he's going to change the whole country i think and a lot oft much needed changes.nges i've also been talking to some other folks who got the same time this morning around 10678.d 30. > when did you wake up and where did you comedid yo from. >> i woke up at 56789. pennsylvania. >> l allentown, pennsylvania. > we all do. do you

watts' team drops down long tubes in the bay floor. water and cut. >> like a cheese cutter. >> sliced open. wow. awesome. >> and photographed. think of it as looking down through time. we can find a date for the flat layers on top. the layers that are offset. bracket in theage of when that earthquake happened on the fault. >> watts' research will help scientists better understand the two faults as their potential for damage makes emergency mireya villarreal, california. >>> pope francis wrapped up the holy year of mercy this weekend by elevating 17 bishops from around the world to cardinals. they include three americans. and news of the promotions was broadcast worldwide by the vatican television center the a small operation with some very high-tech gear. seth doane takes a look. >>> when the new american cardinals joined pfr for mass in st. peter's square sunday it was covered by 12 cameras including two sweeping jibs. those cameras on long arms. moments including the closing of the holy door were choreographed and transmitted to the

university, there is a lot of activity inside watts hall. we've also learned from our reporter on the ground that there is an equal amount of police activity across campus at a parking garage structure, where in the last half hour, where we're seeing this video here and from the video i've seen, it looks like we're looking at video outside the parking garage structure, so we know at least two men who we're looking at now are being taken away in handcuffs by police. i can also tel you that according to ohio state university's website, in just the last few minutes, they have put out that the campus is open, but about 14 buildings remain closed. all classes have been canceled for the day. and they've alerted students and staff that they will continue to see a very heavy law enforcement presence on 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 la