ohio. a lead in ohio, but it's very early. only 16% of all precincts in the buckeye state reporting. too early to call. north carolina, i should say, this is still ohio. now north carolina. 41% of all precincts now reporting. hillary clinton with about a seven-point lead. it remains about eight points now in north carolina. this has been a heavily contested state. north carolina will be decided in the difference between the cities, raleigh-durham area, the charlotte area, mecklenburg areas, the rural will most likely go largely republican. the more city areas will go largely democratic. not totally, but largely. and that will be the decision in north carolina which is a battleground state, no doubt, and one in which both candidates have been campaigning and hard. then there's the state of virginia, also already closed. virginia with one quarter of all precincts reporting and donald trump with about a 13-point lead or so, again, only 25% of virginia is decided. the difference in the rural an

that's right. >> pelley: when african americans vote in large numbers in ohio, ohio votes democratic. >> yes. >> pelley: and when they don't come to the polls, ohio votes republican. >> yes. >> pelley: what's going to happen? >> i'm going to pray that they come to the polls. i'm gonna -- >> but you're not feeling that groundswell? >> i'm not hearing >> pelley: when you look into this congregation, the sunday before election day, what are you going to tell them? >> i'm going to say, "when you go to the polls, remember who you're taking with you. first, i want to think about the past. we're taking medgar evers with us. we're taking freedom summer with us. but not only are we taking the past, but we are also taking future. you're taking your kids, your granddaughters, and kids unborn. >> pelley: hillary clinton is minute because of that f.b.i. e-mail investigation. here's michelle miller. >> reporter: at price hill chili restaurant in hamilton county this morning, they served up hot coffee, scrambled eggs and a side of politics. >> i'm standing by hillary. >> i'm really rooting trump thi

the play, a lot of ohio democrats had deflating life in a trump carried in ohio. what does it mean for governor john kasich future plans? we know he is at the bottom of any donald trump christmas card list. senator cheryl brown up for reelection in two years. wearing about how the landscape in more strong control and what that would mean for his perspective race. >> he withdrew support for donald trump late in the race. what possibly could trust administration me for him? >> he was able to distance himself but still not make the trump enemies list. he walked a tightrope and was able to peterson away. had very little significant impact on his race. >> that we have ohio and florida calls, with states would we look for now that could be other bill ringers? >> michigan. wisconsin. those are supposedly the hillary firewall. the those be the essential states to keep close eye on. florida has been called by one media outlet that that nbc. the state of ohio, a stunning performance tonight by donald trump. >> some of the things we're talking about, there's still a long way

iowa, ohio. we are seeing, by the way, the map may look very similar to 2012 when it is all said and done. i want to emphasize what tom going to look a lot different. once we start seeing real numbers come in. for what it is worth. very little actual vote is in. keeping a huge eye for instance on florida. because we are seeing more vote come in right now in florida than anywhere else. but again, 2% in. so, as you can see all coming from essentially one semirural county. >> yeah, right now. a lot of what we are dealing with is anecdotal conversation what has been happening in the states. let's go to kerry sanders, begin to sweep around states. kerry in florida. what are you seeing there? >> well, the polls closed at 7:00 where i am. inside there is about a half dozen voters still inside. about a men out before they close the polls they made an announcement. two people literally sprinted inside. the reason they're still inside voting is, while it is the presidential election that everybody is watch

when african-americans vote in large numbers in ohio, ohio votes democratic? >> yes. >> and when they don't come to the polls, ohio votes republican. what is going to happen? >> i'm come to the polls. >> but you're not feeling the ground swell? >> i'm not hearing it. >> when you look at the congregation before the election, what are you going to say? >> i'm going to say when you go to the polls, think about what you're taking with you. you're taking your kids, grand kids, and kids unborn. >> hillary clinton is also concerned that voters might change their minds in the last minute because of that fbi e-mail investigation. here is michelle miller. >> reporter: at price hill chili restaurant in hamilton county this morning, they served up hot coffee, scrambled eggs and a side of politics. >> i'm standing by hillary. >> i'm really ot decision to reopen hillary clinton's email investigation doesn't seem to be changing many minds. are people pretty much just dug in? >> i think they are pretty much set at this point. >> reporter: the controversy isn't a big deal for

they got blasted by houston and ohio state. i just don't see it. >> todd: my point is, they're that t if the committee all of a sudden decides not to take that second big ten team who's up next? >> brian: colorado, why not colorado? if washington loses, they lose to colorado. >> todd: there was a method to the madness i wanted to beat the snap. >> steve: you did. line-drive snap to finke. 34-yard punt and a 12-yard return. okay the trojans need some help, a little watch party tonight. and root for the utes. we'll be right back. e ...to get your romantic on. get your appreciation on. and get your unexpected on. kay jewelers. to 30% on select ...diamonds in rhythm... stunning diamond fashions. ...and this charmed memories gift set. so go to kay... the number one jewelry store in america... ...and get your kiss on. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo

as close as it is as far as ohio is concerned. nothing close as strickland portman race as we have been the u.s. senate seat. the ohio democratic party chair david pepper is not quite giving up yet. here is what he has to say. >> the race el on, the coke brothers decided they wanted to buy the senate seat back and that's what they did when they spent $60 million attacking ted strickland. for him to win we have to have a surge and democrats ready for hillary clinton. >> crazier things have happened >> all right. crazier things happened. strickland and this camp expected tonight as results come in and watching it unfold with hundreds of other fellow democrats and of course we will be here along for the entire ride. let's go to the republican side in columbus. here is sara goldenberg. >> reporter: catherine, we are a few blocks away from you in downtown columbus at the renaissance hotel and it is hopping now for the g.o.p. party senator robb portman is having a watch party and right now i am joined by matt of the ohio g.o.p. how are

have voted early in ohio thus far are women. and while women generally outnumber men in the vote overall, we're generally talking about numbers in the range of 51% to 52% of the electorate being women when all is said and done. the 57% number actually puts ohio above every other battleground state thus far. so that's substantial. and it's potentially something that we're going to look for in ohio on election day that really could change the result. >> and what do you expect to happen in ohio on election night once all the votes are counted? >> well, so our survey, as i said, we looked at the overall electorate as well. when we look at the people who haven't voted yet as of the time the survey was conducted, we do show donald trump with a 6% lead. so, again, secretary clinton with a 7% lead among early voters. donald trump with a 6% lead among the rest of the voters. there are more voters who haven't voted than have already voted. and so simple math there actually comes out showing donald trump with a 3% lead overall. i would cal

's ohio's 18 electoral votes in play. ohio's one of so-called election. each candidate is targeting the buckeye state. >> donald trump is open ohio compared to hillary. ohio is crucial to his campaign. although still important for clinton, ohio is no longer make or break his campaign says she can reach 270 electoral votes without ohio. but she still focused here. the scheduled to appear this friday they visited cleveland last saturday.>> they sent me to places where the opponent is strong. >> reporter: the clintons are buying for college and minority crowd but trump is also fighting for them. he said this to a cleveland browns in september after a visit to cleveland arts and and their terrific. they have a great future, they'll taking my job someday. truck with a slight lead, trump and his running mate have decided to spend the next several days in other states that could decide the election including florida, colorado and pennsylvania. secondly we were trying to figure out where we could be, we all said let's go to cleveland! >> reporter: one week until

of ohio. ohio is too close to call. the other one we've been watching, north carolina, charlotte, mecklenburg county, some of that is still out. wake county in north carolina, some of that is out as well. largely african-american and hispanic, that could tighten things up in north carolina, but north carolina still too close to call. the state of virginia, which a couple of weeks ago we really had off the board. it looks as if hillary clinton had it won. it's tightened 87% of precincts reporting out of the state of virginia and donald trump has a .3% lead in virginia. he's close in minnesota, close in the west. dana perino is joining us, one of the co-hosts of "the five," former press secretary for george bush 43rd, in the middle of all this for a while. we've been watching it closely. this is not what the smarties thought was going to happen. the smarty smarts thought. i was cautioned it's early. you could be here for a long time tonight, shep. do you have a call to make? >> we don't. i was looking down to see where th

ohio is a must when state for trump. there are thousands of volunteers at this time canvassing. >> look at the polls, some him ahead of others with hillary clinton. >> the is coming down to the end.d. some debate over what's happening in columbus. we are at the sheraton, the trump party the gop state party is at the renaissance. they don't want anybody to read into it.dd they said that there was a luncheon with the term people but this is going to work out because the trump people have this party designated for volunteers and supportersha sin the beginning. they're feeling optimistic they say so far. but they're not slowing down to get out the vote tonight. >> we have over 3,000 volunteers across the state making phone calls from on top of the grassroots effort, and we feel like an ohio victories in the makingan. will be here all night. from a year ago, planned that

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

today ohio state university is working to get back to normal. overnight local and federal authorities searched the columbus home of 18-year-old abdule razak ali artan >> when you look at your neighbors home we don't suspect that. >> investigators say the osu student had several his honda yesterday before jumping out with a butcher knife. he went on the attack before a campus police officer shot and killed him. students at the large university barricaded themselves inside classrooms. >> it was kind of terrifying at first because you don't really think it's going to happen to you. >> but now the focus turns to the suspect. jumped across the stage at community college. posting on facebook minutes before the attack, i can't take it anymore. muzzle leaders in ohio urge people not to jump to conclusions. >> we do know that the somali heritage will be enough for some people to falsely link this tragic incident to the fate of islam into the somali and muslim communities. >> as investigators worked figure out if the suspects motive was terror related, i

states including ohio. the chairman of the republican party in cuyahoga county robert frost says he knew it all along. >> we were confident of a ohio win. we new we had good data and that same data said we would have a landslide in the electoral vote nationwide. >> brian: the crowd cheered loudly as donald trump made his acceptance speech and most did stay until early this morning until the race was called. >> tia: canada's m night as donald trump's lead continued to grow throughout the night. the website offers ways of apply to live in or become a citizen of canada. the site crashed around 10:30 last night, and access has been spotty ever since. many americans have been threatening to move to canada should trump emerge the winner of this election. time now is 6:24. the reaction to donald trump's historic win continues to come in from around the world. they have no stronger ally, no better friend than australia. and the enduring national interests of our two countries are such that our relationship will con

his second stop is in wilmington, ohio, leading clinton in ohio by at least a point. previous polls show the race here neck in neck. now clinton will be center friday night for a get out the vote concert. rapper, jay-z is headlining the event. we saw long lines last friday. with five days to go, we are learning a little bit more about how each candidate may plan a celebration and both will be in new york city about two miles apart and that is a first, according to the washington post. trump will be in a hilton ballroom. clinton in a nearby convention celebration over the hudson if she wins. you may remember in 2012, mitt romney's campaign spent $25,000 on victory fireworks. those never went off. >> all right, sarah, thank you. your source for complete election coverage. on election night, we'll have live reports, interactive maps, and starting at 7:30, john will host our live web cast. then here on news 5. abc news your voice, your night 2016 begins at 7:00. we will also bring you local results throughout the evening as well as a wrapup at 11:00. >> time is 4:38 on yo

from one ohio to another. be safe, ohio state. a lot of that hashtag throughout the day today and throughout the morning. buckeyestrong. if you want to see how people are reacting just use that hashtag when you search. all in support of our buckeyes. >> thank you so much. the day's top stories. the national stories. those are still ahead. >> including mandatory coming up on #u 37. forecasting a warm windy november 29th. highs in the 60s. we do have an instant school closing. >>> bring back or holiday lights promotion. >> send us a picture or video. imagine this. a home holiday light controller preprogrammed to tso holiday hits. and front row streets. >> i'm looking for my ladder right now. here are some the entries so far. amanda sent us this picture. >> another one from amy. lots of fun characters in her at this time no reports of any evacuate. multiple trees and power lines have been knocked down. they deployed several to the other. we'll keep you updated. part of evacuations include the employees at the aquarium of the smoa kis

and ohio is incredibly diverse. we spoke with a professor earlier, and you know, we see hillary clinton hitting specifically cleveland very, very hard. there's other parts of the state where she may not fare as well, so her time may not be well spent there. but we're also seeing a lot of emphasis on those independent voters. we had some recent fox news polling that said those independent voters, around 41% of them, would choose donald trump over 33% of them would pick hillary clinton. those votes are still up for grabs. so we're certainly seeing the candidates go wall to wall. they're hitting up to half a dozen states in a day and seeing their surrogates really do the same. it's all hands on deck between now and tuesday. and coming up, we'll take you all over the country as hillary clinton and donald trump make their final appeals for your vote. from battleground pennsylvania and new hampshire. i didn't really know anything about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got

>> no, i love ohio. it is my hometown. i named my son's middle name is ohio. i know it very, very well. lebron got his meriracle this year, he brought home the ring, but he won't bring home mahoning and trumbull county. ohio is very definitely trump county because of the coal region, which is in southeastern ohio, because of the decline in manufacturing in northeastern ohio, and because of the farm economy in the western part of the state. there just simply isn't that much enthusiasm for secretary clinton under two active fbi investigations in ohio. so, no, i think she'll have a nice rally, good thing for lebron to show up, everybody loves lebron, so do i, but he can't deliver ohio for hillary. >> here is what is interesting to me, strategic ground game. listen, donald trump said it on friday night, he might not have j. lo and jay-z, he's by himself, but americans want that. that does resonate. this is more than just a democratic candidate with movie stars who like her. at that jay-z concert, if you wanted a ticket to that show, you got that ticket right near

. >>> and an isis threat right here in northeast ohio. why charredden square is the only spot in the united states involved in this latest terrorist hack. >>> we start things off with a live look outside from our earthcam. how about that sunrise starting over downtown cleveland? going to be a coverages weekend, but it's off to a chilly -- a gorgeous weekend, but it's off to a chilly start. bundle up if you're heading out nicki alongside janessa webb. to get out you have to have a jacket on, it's a little chilly. borderline cold and you're going to explain that. >> almost chilly, we can't say that we're cold yet. >> it's cold. >> we have spots that are in the upper 20s this morning, some of the coolest air of the season so far, so this is the southern richland county, lexington, good morning, 29 degrees. ashland county, you have been up and down with the temperatures this morning, upper 20s to lower 30s. it will be a throughout your afternoon, but the weather off to a pretty slow start. so let's show you southern medina county, below that

they got blasted by houston and ohio state. i just don't see it. >> todd: my point is, they're that team that's lurking. if the committee all of a sudden decides not to take that second big ten team who's up next? >> brian: colorado, why not colorado? if washington loses, they lose to colorado. >> todd: there was a method to the madness i wanted to beat the snap. >> steve: you did. line-drive snap to finke. 34-yard punt and a 12-yard return. okay the trojans need some help, a little watch party tonight. and root for the utes. we'll be right back. e ...to get your romantic on. get your appreciation on. and get your unexpected on. kay jewelers. t now, you'll save up to 30% on select ...diamonds in rhythm... stunning diamond fashions. ...and this charmed memories gift set. so go to kay... the number one jewelry store in america... ...and get your kiss on. ? every kiss begins with kay. ? liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed

in ohio right now. we've got more. in virginia 45%, almost half of the vote, is in. donald trump has an impressive lead over hillary clinton in virginia. 130,000 in fact. 13 electoral votes are at stake in virginia. 9% of the vote in georgia is in. donald trump leads by 169,000 over hillary clinton. in new hampshire only 7% of the vote is in but hillary clinton's lead is 5700 over donald trump. 53% to 41.8%. michigan, they are going to be closing the polls but we've got some numbers. hillary clinton with a 20,000 vote lead over donald trump. 6% of the vote is in in michigan and in texas they will be closing the polls soon but 46% of the vote has been released. hillary clinton, look at this, has a 56,000 vote lead over donald trump with almost half of the vote in, in texas right now. there you see right now. we have more projections to make right now. >>> two more wins for donald trump. cnn projects donald trump will win the state of south carolina with its nine electoral votes. another win for donald tr

across the ohio valley. it is going to stall out this afternoon, allowing for the highs to be in the lower 60s whatever you want to do, if you are going to -- for the browns, dallas game, for gametime, 1:00, the lower 60s with a light breeze. the bigger difference today compared to saturday -- that warm air is going to push in a tad bit quicker for the evening plans tonight. by 5:00, it is still 56. >> i feel like this is one of the last beautiful weekends that we will see. believe it or not, we are reaching the end of the campaign trail after months of candidate rallies and stops in ohio. both candidates and parties had their final scheduled visits to the buckeye state. meg shaw is live where hillary clinton will appear later today. she will be joined by one of right? >> reporter: actually one of the bigger celebrities in cleveland and northeast ohio for that matter. she is scheduled to be at the cleveland public auditorium with the cavaliers superstar lebron james and you remember last month in a piece, le

ohio to win. john scott, our anchor, has been reporting from ohio throughout the day and the word out of ohio is turnout is down. the weather is not perfect there. they had hoped in the state of -- in the city of cleveland, for instance, cuyahoga county for there to be a large the numbers are not there from the last turnaround. >> this brings us to a bigger issue, the clinton's challenge was try to recreate the obama coalition of barack obama was not on the ballot. one of the questions we're seeing is can she get the african-american vote, can she get the millennial vote? she certainly is getting the woman vote, but can she put together all the disparate elements of the obama coalition and the answer is we don't know yet. >> if you are a president something on the house and the senate side. republicans have made the case to republican voters, you must help us save this senate. it's very much up for grabs. >> very much. there's a net pickup, at least at this point, last -- i saw of one which is the

you can expect to see them a lot in ohio. the term campaign has yet to respond to a new report that his wife was paid for modeling jobs before she had a work visa. newly discovered documents show that milani had made more than $20,000 in the united states before she legal authorization to work in the it is unlikely this discovery will impact her citizenship. she has been an american citizen since 2006. >>> a dayton restaurant is getting lots of attention on social media because of a political message on its side last week. the pizzeria sign read "save small business, lock her up" referring to hillary clinton. the warren county democratic >> they put their political position out there, that is perfectly fine, they have the right to do that. they also have the responsibility to accept the consequences of that free s peech. >> it depends on what side of the perspective you're looking for those consequences. the pizzeria says despite the negative comments on social media, it has seen more business since the owners revealed their

and ohio. and we're looking at flipping a blue state like michigan or perhaps pennsylvania. we like the late-breaking polls in new hampshire and colorado as well. so we see a couple of different routes. we see six or seven different routes to 270. we're just going to be patient as the returns come in. we know people are standing in line to vote and i don't want to talk too much about exit polls that may dampen them one way another. >> pelley: your campaign filed suit in nevada earlier today about the election. what can you tell bus that? >> i understand the judge is not entertaining that suit at the moment. we had received information that perhaps the polls were kept open later to allow folks to vote. and so if it's active litigation i shouldn't comment on it further, but what i read, i have read the judge is not entertaining that lawsuit at the moment. >> pelley: what's wrong with allowing the voters a chance to vote? >> well, we're all for allowing voters to vote. is about. we're not the ones

some 10,000 people are northeast ohio. the hardest hit area is lake county and the high winds will continue this morning. >> the power lines kind of like jump ropes this morning, doing loops and loops over and over. the sustained wind speeds right now are 15 to 20 miles an hour. that's not the full story, though. we get those wind gusts occasionally around 30 to 40 miles an hour. that's not going to help things much at all. however, i think as the morning goes on, the wind will subside a little bit. still going to be extra windy through about 8:00 in the breezy conditions, 10 to 20 miles an hour shortly after sunrise. sun may come out later on this afternoon. temperatures today in the upper 50s to low 60s, but, again, the bigger story is going to be that wind, so the old trash can meter for today, it's going to be down the block. so heads up too. we're going to keep that mild air in place as we go through tomorrow, but then some change comes our way. more on that later on this morning. >>> i'm on the ohio state campus. the

happens in ohio. the columbus dispatch reports ohio recorded the most deaths from ohio saw over 3,000 deaths last year and is expected to easilysur that is -- surpass that number. >>> cleveland is known for state of the act health care and they are hoping to move that forward with the transport facial -- trns pourmation. they unveiled plans to construct a new hospital at the west 25th campus. the hospital will be borrowing the money through bonds to pay for the new 9 story facility. towers that will be coming down soon. the new hospital is expected to be complete by 2022. >>> the buckeyes win over michigan has them in prime position for a playoff spot even though they won't play for a conference title. new rankings are out and buckeyes are still number 2. the win just added to the buckeyes' resume as they have three wins against the top 9. top 4 stays the same as i said in my take yesterday. alabama ohio state clemson and washington. with michigan as the on the outside looking in at number 5. so, what

and of course ohio. that no republican has won the white house without ohio. it's hard for democrats to the white house without ohio. we look forward to fill in the map to see who is declared maia belay spoke to a couple of season voters, call this the most controversia election that the hearsay. >> i voted for franklin delano roosevelt on his fourth term.m. >> i voted for president johnson.j >> .much they have not seen since cason their first presidential vote that the tone of this election. it hasn't wanted to look away.wa it is unprecedented it is so nasty, i just find it shocking. there was not this feeling of hate.. there was more understanding of each side and the issues, now w have such a division of these peggy kennell is 92, she says fishing politics aside. >> and 73-year-old sarah wiehe says the last time the election's of the country thi much jan koum is running.h las >> dodee thought that a catholi of the elected. >> we have to accept our leader. >> is not ov so there is a long way to got a i don't know ifo whoever is chosen, will be the end of it.

keep in mind, ohio has 88 counties. president obama won in 2008 and 2012, in 2012 with just 16 of them. while it is a geographically big state, a lot of counties, 16 of the most populous, like montgomery county, where we are here, could determine this election. >> got it, brian, thanks so much. you'll be there for us, maybe all night. >>> cnbc's election coverage kicks off at 7:00 p.m. eastern time and we're adding very special elements to our coverage tonight. called the cnbc decision zone. that's where dominique chu is right now. dom? >> so, michelle, we'll have a lot of granular data about what is happening in the local elections. this is our control room where it is all going to happen later on tonight. follow me in here because after the break, we're going to show you what goes in our decision zone coverage and what you expect to see later on after "power lunch" comes back. ah, beth. so the elevator is stuck again. with directv and at&t you can stream your favorite shows without using your data. that makes you more

marlie hall is in the battleground state of ohio where >> i voted for hillary. >> reporter: ohio resident april merwin cast an early vote for hillary clinton. >> i'm tired of hearing about all of the awful things in the news. and i just want to be able to get my vote in there. >> reporter: ohio is one of 36 states that allow voters to cast their ballots before election day. linda spivey also voted early for clinton. >> it's just more convenient. you work every day, five days a week. it's just more convenient to come on my off day and vote. >> like good news for clinton but election officials believe it's too early to tell. >> a lot of early voters are in urban areas, rather than major cities, therefore, they tend to have more of a demographic vote. >> reporter: officials say more cuyahoga county will cast their ballots early this year but that's down by 10% from last year. clinton and donald trump are in a dead heat in ohio, while no votes are counted until election day. the early vote may actually be good news for trump. >> we just don't whenever democrats are are returning ballots or de

. >>> and ohio state university attacked. this morning, classes resume, but questions remain after a student ran over and stabbed student ran over and stabbed several people. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. 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 the area around the great national mountain park. an advisory was issued there, some areas nearby pigeon forge were also evacuated. police have been goingr door to warn residents. >> the wind direction is swirling. we've picked up many embers and started 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 natural fires. >> the national guard has been mobilized. nearby, the dollywood resort was also evacuated last nigh

good morning cleveland and all of northeast ohio. wednesday morning in the city last day of november 2016 the 30 of november and it feels like 6. kind of weird. little bit. my name is wayne dawson todd has the morning off. i'm stacey frey in for stefani schaefer. we're learning more about the student responsible for the horrible attack on the campus of ohio stat donald trump also has a few words about him and claims that isis was involved. president-elect says anybody caught burning an american flag should be punished. here what he has in mind it will see if you agree in this morning's download. shopper hit by a truck and killed outside of a local mall hear what police are saying happened and what we're finding out about the victim. right now need to see what's happening as far as the forecast is concerned 60-degree temperatures the high for today scott. pretty much as warm as its going to get in between 55 and 60 since really late yesterday evening. breaks in the overcast the rain has moved out. storm fox radar showing a few showers

rare in northern ohio. i have never seen them in the countryside and never seen them on farms which is where you normally see them in the south. instead, i have seen them in downtown cleveland. they love to live in cleveland. this is right next to parking lot yesterday. here at news 5. incredible. i love this shot from mary knight. a picture of the american bulldog theater with santa. love the shots an the holiday lights. send them in and here is a great shot of a freshly erected christmas tree. there you go. >>> providing hygiene supplies for women and girls. for free it is an idea taking hold on college campuses and across the country. >> new york city became the first to pass legislation to provide tampon and pads at no costs in its public schools shelters and jails. it started in columbus and >> the first time i walked into the restroom at apple is when i saw tampons and pads freely assessable and i thought why is the not like that any place. >> for nancy kramer an entrepreneur a light bulb moment. >> t

a record crowd at ohio stadium. hundred and 10,000 michigan's. saves the day 3 -- 1 the picked off by the week. 7 for the team. it is 2 -- 7 wolverines. urban calls for a punt on fourth down. they do not get it. touchdown, 17 -- after wolverines turnover late in the 3rd, 17 -- 14 buckeyes. all the way with six seconds left. he already missed two field goals but he hits 23 going over time. buckeyes first. jt barrett on the ground. 17 ohio state. when a connection with garbo. we go to double overtime. wolverine has the ball first. buckeyes go forward. he runs it and get that. barely, review, holds it up. next play, curtis samuel, game over. 15 yard touchdown. guys when. 30 -- 27 in double overtime. defenses forced three turnovers. spot defenses doing their job, we have to do ours. not play buckeye football. we had to go out that second half and make some plays. >> the biggest thing, i tried to instill in the defenses keeper had a. control we can control. >> early from glenville, had a career of 11 tackles. that save the season. an interception late

number two, ohio state. down 17-16, michigan state was, going for two and tyler o'connor's pass intercepted by malik hooker. ohio state hangs on. their sixth michigan taking on indiana. smith takes the handoff. breaks it. and take a look at how he gets into the end zone. dives for the pylon. he had a career high 158 rushing yards, two tds. michigan wins it. >>> and so, after getting past those scares, that sets up the game, michigan at ohio state. next saturday at noon on abc. ohio state has won ten of their last 11 meetings against michigan. also "gameday," five hours long a.m. eastern on espn. >>> meanwhile, number one alabama had some early struggles against chattanooga. second quarter, bama down 3-0. jalen hurts throws deep down to a wide open calvin ridley. hurts with three passing tds, no picks. first time he's done that in his career. alabama came alive in the second half to win 31-3. number four clemson taking on wake forest. deshaun watson to mike williams. and take a look. great catch for the touch

we are following breaking news live pictures from ohio there is an alert at ohio state university about an active shooter on the ohio state campus. police are telling people shelter, avoid the area you can see the activity on the campus the chopper is flying over the alert said, and i am quoting, buckeye alert, active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. and, the material science and engineering building from ohio state and, this is a breaking news live pictures of ohio state university reports of an active shooter. no other details but you've seen the live pictures. we will stay on top of this and bring you more details as they come in. >>> happening today, santa clara counties cold-weather shelter beginning on the 400 additional beds to the homeless. the winter shelter in sunnyvale at the army and gilroy will open. the north county shelter in the armory will also offer hot showers two meals a day, employment resources in medical care. that program usually runs through the end of march. many people will be clicking away at the keyboard when the bosses and watching in search of best dea

ohio. our schedule is calibrated around that. trump's is -- looks like he's just trying to go everywhere all at once. that's why we're spending time in michigan. >> kristen welker in philadelphia. we wanted to play that not only because it's brand new, but because he's making the argument while michigan is a state that democrats are supposed to win, if hillary clinton were losing michigan at all, we're going there because of the calendar, not the margin. what can you tell us about that strategy? >> reporter: that is a little bit of spin. it is true that these states are about to vote. you don't have early voting in michigan. but what we're seeing is the polls are tightening in michigan. secretary clinton right now only has a four-point lead. that's tighter than the clinton campaign wants. the reason why, ari, michigan, pennsylvania, the state where i am right now, that's a part of her firewall. these are states that she is banking on in order to get to 270. she's going to michigan making su

sam: we are going to stick with 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 head

if you live in pennsylvania or ohio, sorry. we learned this week, brian, the clinton team is spending money in reliably blue states. they want to shut out donald trump in the states he thinks he would have to win. >> partly because they have the money. i was amused to get text messages from the campaign asking for a few dollars. i suppose they can spend it on tv ads. think about monday night. the philadelphia rally and closing argument by hillary clinton. it was the site of obama's speeches. pennsylvania is crucial in the final days. think of that as a television event. the whole country will be watching. trump and pence will be together. and clinton and her surrogates in pennsylvania for a concert rally. it will be a heck of a made for tv spectacle. >> it is clinton and barack obama and michelle obama. >> the past, present and they hope the future. >> brian and tal. thank you. >>> it is a popular product for surfers and bikers. investors are not impressed. how one stock is heading off a cliff here when we get a check of cnn mo

and that's what ohio state is. if you have a weapon, you have to keep it locked in your vehic vehicle. i don't know if that was the situation but you cannot carry a weapon around legally in ohio on a university question in answer to your earlier question. >> thank you for that updated information and noting the governor of ohio, john kasich, sent out a message of thoughts and prayers going out to the ohio state community. we'll take a quick break and return with more information. at this point, there is still a shelter in place as we understand it on the ohio state university campus. right now, local affiliate is reporting perhaps one fatality, several others injured. we'll be right back with the very latest information. ♪ ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. (bing) i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my

of ohio. i'm a graduate of ohio state university, so i'm very familiar with the procedures there within the state of ohio. bci is conducting a lot of the forensic examinations of the weapons and things like that. the columbus police department as well as fbi, what they're doing, they are executing a search warrant in this guy's home or dorm room if he is a student and his computer system and phone systems because they're trying to learn as much as they can about him. did he have any associates? here's the main question, trish, we need to listen for the next couple days, were there any warning signs? did anyone who personally knew this guy, if he was a student, did he give any indication whatsoever he would conduct this? this is very fluid investigation, but i think as time goes by, trish, we'll learn a whole lot more. trish: detective wheeler, you said were there warning signs. unfortunately in a lot of these cases the people hide out, however, however, often they're on line connecting with ot

ohio. the decision desk tells us it is too early to make a call in the state of ohio. the numbers are not in. ohio of course, the rule with ohio is, if you're a republican, you cannot win the white house without ohio. that's what history tells us. history has been thrown out the window largely this year, but that one may hold. the state has voted for the were supposed to close at 7:30 eastern and they settle all across the state. except in eight precincts in durham county and one in columbus county where they'll get an extra hour. we don't believe that will be so close that we won't be able to make a call in the next hour. we shall see. the fox news decision desk tells us hillary clinton does have a lead, but it is too early to declare a winner in the bell weather state of north carolina. fox news will win the state of west virginia. this is just in. and in no way a surprise. it's a solid republican state and has been. mitt romney won it with 62.3% of the vote to obama's 35%. that was back

ohio tops the states affected by the epidemic. remember the couple owe higho couple -- ohio couple the back seat a picture worth a thousand words to explain the crisis in america but it took 200,000 words and a new historic report from the surgeon general to explain the scope of the public health emergency. northeast ohio is well aware of the problem. >> in this county alone last year we lost 230 people. almost 230 people to heroin and fentanyl. this year we stand to lose double that. >> reporter: the doctor is a cleveland cline being addiction psychotics 80% are patient addicts. one in 10 get the addiction help they need. he hopes the reports sparks change. >> this is the first time that i really seen a report like this that speaks to focusing on not just throwing monday crate the prevention and treatment -- money at prevention and treatment but things that are scientifically proven to be effective. >> reporter: the surgeon general says the besides funding the culture needs to treat addiction as a disease a lifelong in remission