ohio. workingin very hard in this grassroots campaign that's what they call it. i drain the swamp using the words of ronald reagan from thethe 1980s. a little bit nervous right now feeling a little bit better they say although they don'tbi want o be overly confident w realizing how close of an election this really is. one personhow cof stage a familiar face steve loomis who got some slack when the police union endorsed donald trump but he spoke to the crowd he said they tried callingriecal hillary's people and inviting them to come speak to their union that they say she didn'te respond.dnespod. in terms of this election how it might end up here's what he had toe's say about that. people hate politicians. it's a message that's being sent and that's the message that i state and federal level and this isth a movement. it's refreshing to see. back here live we will have to wait and see everyone herehe on pins and needles as they are at the democratic headquarters as well. so close of a race. we

he points to ohio's film tax credit. >> it just has skyrocketed. >> to lure hollywood here, ohio has given away more than $150 million of your money since 2009. produces yet a huge tax refund to film here and hopes it brings a huge economic boost. so just how many jobs has the credit created? good question. from "the avengers" goes amish, we got the records listing how many people were hired, but not any answers. look at this. details about ohio jobs blacked out. would be redacted. >> even public records expert and attorney couldn't understand why. >> that should definitely be available. >> so the state won't show us, but they must keep track, right? >> trust me, the folks that are issuing tax credits, they want to know, you know, and so we've been able to pinpoint. >> that's not true. they have told me over and over again that they don't track jobs. >> even state senate majority floor leader know the ohio development services agency, which manages the credit, says it's not their job to track jobs. >> so are you disappointed then? >> i am. >> not evaluating the program? that's a huge

john: does donald trump have to win ohio? >> he has to win ohio. i don't see a way that he doesn't win ohio and he wins the presidency. ohio will be a late night but the rest of the election might not be tonight. john: late night for ohio means what, midnight, 1:00 a.m.? >> midnight, 1:00 a.m., hamilton county comes in late which is cincinnati, we could be for a long night. nobody gets above 51% in a race. john: it's always tight. it's usually a couple of points one way or the other. >> we don't have significant latino population to offset lack of enthusiasm to the community that hillary has. her big numbers nationally, that's the hard place for her to make up here and another reason it's tight here. john: how do you explain lack of enthusiasm and all of a sudden the raging enthusiasm in frack line county? >> it's caught us all by surprise usually cayota county gets machines going and it works for them. hillary campaigned with lebron james, jay z and beyonce and not been there so far. john: jay, it's going to be fascinating. >> thanks for having me

the ohio state university campus was on lockdown. that was lifted after active shooters were reported on campus. at least nine people have been hospitalized following an active-shooter incident. brooks has details for us on this developing story. [sirens] >> police swarmed the campus of ohio state university in columbus responding to reports of an active shooter. the university's twitter account warned students just before 10:00 a.m., active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. 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. w

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

big story here in northeast ohio remains the weather. strong winds damaged trees, buildings and power lines overnight. sam. >> samantha: some of those abandoned buildings haven't been and it doesn't take severe winds to knock things down and cause some problems. so please be careful on your drive in to work. i'm not trying to hype it up or anything, but it is that time of the year where leaves are falling as well. so that could create some slick conditions on the roads. smaller debris is also possible in your roadways and watch for areas of ponding after very heavy rain for a few of us overnight. the rain is gone, but what about the break. >> brian: 6300 people still without power. >>> next, people trapped in tennessee after a huge wildfire >> nichole: time is 6:13. breaking developments in the lewisville teacher strike. it's over. teachers head back to school tomorrow, 180 full and part-time teachers were off the job since november 2nd. we're told the teachers voted late last night to end the strike. we're waiting on details on a new co

it will be decorated with ornaments made from residents of ohio. the tree will be lit coming up on december 6th. >>> so michael's in for betsy. what a day. >> it sure is. the rain has arrived and it's not going anywhere until tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon looking decent. it looks like if you have late dinner plans and heading to [ indiscernible ] square in downtown cleveland, it's the clouds roll aring in right now. you feel the winds around midnight tonight. temperatures through and through in the 50s. at least in that department we're doing fine. 50 it is throughout northeast from the south around 10 to 15 miles per hour. however look at the wind gusts around 1:00 in the morning. if you're an overnight worker, it's going to get really windy especially closer to the lake. by tomorrow afternoon, the winds die on down. i want to take you in toward richland county. that's where the rain at this point is more moderate and perhaps even a little heavy at driving along interstate 71 heading generally toward the north and toward the east, watch for

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

and of course the impact felt around ohio and around the country here from ohio university. we caught up with local students who kind of gave us their experience how they felt during these very scary moments. >> but then i hear people running, and a little bit of screaming, and like out the window here, and it's everyone running away, and i'm, like, my god, what happened? >> those were the sounds that more ena woke up to in her dorm it is because my window was open, which lucky for me, because i was about to leave for glass, like just about to get up. >> reporter: and class for her is just about 500 feet from where the attack took place. a shocking scene for the revere high school graduate after just spending the past week at home with family. >> oh, it is very scary knowing this is happening, and i tonight know what's going to happen next. >> reporter: one of the main concerns was parents and loved ones getting in contact with students on campus be, including the many students who call northeast ohio home. like a freshman who was new to campus this semester. >> like it's al

our hearts are with those impacted with ohio state in the community and throughout ohio and our good friends reigning heavy weight champion posted this. my thoughts and prayers go to everybody at ohio statute university. horrendous act of violence. hope it is over and everyone is safe. >> university of mississippi athletics department with a tweet short and to the point stay safe, buckeyes. everyone directly associated with this has i talked to beanie wells and we ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most s

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 t 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 these coun

, in ohio, be hacked? well, the election system in ohio and across the country is as secure as it has ever been. >> reporter: ohio's secretary of state invited both homeland security and military cyber security experts to review potential threats. >> active voting and the voting machine themselves are not subject to cyber security threats because they are not connected to the any way. >> reporter: fear hackers could delete thousands of registered voters from data bases, creating chaos at the polls, is also being addressed. >> we back that up nightly to make sure, even if there was a successful hack on our system all that information would be retained and could be recreated so there would be no threat or disruption to the actual vote proceeding seases or any voter. process or any voter. >> reporter: here in cuyahoga county everyone is staying aware. >> we are working hand in hand with the county it security department. >> reporter: ron regan news 5. >>> the possibility of voter fraud is described as rare, v

trump's campaign ohio. it is anyone's guess, some counties that are traditionally democraticsss that trump suppor believe doing good in like mahoning county prickle all eye on cuyahoga county , where melissa reid is watching the action.e opposed disclose. watch party just started, it is a packed house. republicans say the like what they like returns from indiana, kentucky call for donald trump,re and the party says they like the early returns so far in florida, they're keeping a close eye on it prickle here at the watch party at crop bistro ohio city prickle it is a packed house. efforts of the past four years and got a good turnout of voter here in cuyahoga county. expect to deliver a big vote for donal trump exceeding 200,000 votes in cuyahoga county likely the and they tonight for donald trumpino and expect that we wi have in ohio when , and expect we will know that before we are to deep into the night . we will be local races, a lot of them rob portman, also matt dolan, joyce, greenspan, expected to be

thank you ohio. u and thanks everybody in this room up got a lot of great fansi in the room that made a difference together folks we waged a great campaign. mr. donald trump is always talking about elections being bent iss . let me say if this senate election was rigged there was some good at rigors doing this.g turning now to ohio's 11th congressional district. this is includes portions of cuyahoga and summit counties. we have incumbent democratngrein ernmtrtionndd marcia fudge walking away with a win in her race againstarcia fut republican beverly goldstein. the latest numbers show marsha was 79 percent of the vote hosting with 21 percent at 54 percent reporting.it the battle for the 14th14t congressional district in the u.s. house also called early onn with incumbent republican david joyce beating out democratt dcr michael wager. those numbers are joyce 63 percent of the vote michael with district. a big win here but an expected one for incumbent democrat marcy kaptur. she ran against republican d

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

ohio, ohio, ohio. we have predicted the correct president of ohio. every cycle since 1964. but when you look at the polling numbers of ohio, take a look, the latest ones, trump in red, clinton in blue, a 3-point buckeye state. if it holds would go trump's way. but the national map, as you all know well, has hillary clinton leading. if this holds, you have a person in the white house that ohio you did not vote for. and that would be historic information there. this is what tom beres is talking about there. kind of hard to tell the color differential here. red is where john kasich won. and if you kind of take a closer look, this is where you need to see how donald trum performs tonight. mahoney, down along the eastern and southern corners of the state of ohio. and finally, talking about the timing of things. we know that ohio's polls close at 7:30. just in the last few minutes, we've had polls close in indiana and kentucky. at 7:00, we'll see virginia and sec country, south carolina, georgia, florida. that at 7:30. ohio, west virginia and north carolina. that's when we'll sta

hamilton county, ohio. one to watch. the early voting numbers there, up on the screen, you see the vote increase for republicans, 1279 and a 39% in hamilton county. why is that so important, matt? >> republican rich southwest ohio. it helped deliver the white house two times to george w. bush. so we know we need to drive numbers up down there and make sure that we turnout republicans and so that is why the enthusiasm really matters. getting those folks out to the polls really matters. so our election day. and doing extraordinarily well for the last couple cycles. delivering 18 electoral votes for the republican nominee back at the white house. >> thank you, matt. good to talk to you today. waiting for trump's second stop stop. yesterday he didn't take the stage until manufacturafter mid today in south carolina and several showdowns as the campaigns and the parties scrape for every last vote, including a rare saturday opinion from the supreme court and we'll go over the cases and tell you what they mean for you when we co

and an ohio state alum. he responded to reports of a gas leak. he stau car hit the -- saw the car hit the crowd and watched the suspect get out and start stabbing people. killed him. the entire confrontation unfolded in just two minutes. and it ended with 11 people taken to three columbus-area hospitals. one person critically injured. injuries ranged from a fractured skull to lacerations from the knife. we do know that the victims were taken -- were ohio state faculty and students. the accused shooter was a somali immigrant. he transferred to after spending two years at columbus state. in august ohio state's newspaper featured him on his first day at the school. he told the paper that as a muslim he wanted to pray but was scared to do so in the open because of negative stereotypes. he did so anyway. in response to the attacks the council on american-islamic relations condemned the attack. they called on all of us to judgment about all somali- americans. >> i think it's really important to not paint an entire community with a broad brush and scape

this is from an ohio state student who is 22, a senior at ohio state. he was in class at the time of the shooting. i will read this to you. you can comment afterwards. anthony says there's a lot of police and fire trucks and an ambulance outside the building. the officers are putting on kevlar vests and have big weapons. i can't see anyone going inside the building. he must be talking around 19th and college, because that's where the sound of gunfire was reported, he says there's just so many cops here. we heard a lot of sirens. i was in class and everyone got a text message at the same time from the emergency alert. someone said they heard popping right before we got the alert but i didn't hear it. we are in shelter in place right now in the building next door. a lot of information, right? >> -- key information as to what the situation is there. you still have there was a lot of what sounded like gunfire that was heard by some people even though this student didn't hear it. now you have a huge police response. the way to set up a perimeter around that

obviously you would rather win ohio than lose ohio. but remember north carolina has 15, florida has 29. so whoever has tended to win ohio has tended to win. but the reason that's the case is ohio is relatively evenly divided between democrats and republicans. the country is relatively evenly divided between democrats and republicans. >> there's been so much focus on a number of states. is it safe to say ohio is a microcosm of the nation? and in your observation is that a trend you think could be shifting? >> yes. for the most part ohio is politically similar to the country. whichever way the country goes, that's how ohio goes. whoever wins at the national level tends to win ohio. this year, right now donald trump has probably a small lead in ohio. so it looks like donald trump will probably win ohio. but right now at the national level, hillary clinton has probably a small lead. and if you have to bet right now hillary clinton probably has a small lead. so it looks like this is the year that the record might be broken, and it's absolut

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 soon, here are some important things you should know. first, if you think medicare covers everything, you may be in for an expensive surprise. second, you could be responsible for thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. which brings us to number three. a medicare supplement insurance policy from colonial penn life insurance company can help you save money by helping t

he just transferred to ohio state. this ran in august. i believe this was the august 25th edition of the lantern, newspaper. it was just an article based on this individual. let's get back over to the desk. >> tiffani: thank you, dan. >>> during the news conference we talked about the alert system how police responded quickly to the situation and it makes you wonder if things could have been better. >> we have a security expert with us. >> at first blush what you have seen today from the press conference what do you think? a marquee example of how to do things right. first thing message to students. short, simple, sweet. they understood what it meant and what to do. secondly, great response. go back to columbine. average response was two minutes or more. today we are seeing a 1-3 minute response and today was a one minute response. you couldn't have it any better. no panic. 50, 60,000 students and didn't rush out of the buildin communicated with them. it was done very well. >> we have to make note. it was called a shooter response. the re

ohio. this is the really important stuff that we are about to get our first detail on, literally, within the next 30 seconds. >> for your own safety, we hope everyone is seated, because as rachel said, these are some real closings coming up, starting at the top of this next hour. and for that, we're going to swing outside to what we've always affectionately referred to as home ice advantage. it's 7:00 in the east and here are the first projections of election night 2016. in the state of georgia, we are calling it too close to call. 16 electoral votes, both parties were fascinated, like a hurricane, with last-minute wobble before coming onshore. both parties want it very badly. in virginia, ditto. 13 electoral votes, too early to call, simply not enough vote, though we're told clinton is in an early lead. here is the first projection in the trump column of decision 2016. that is the state of indiana, home, obviously, of his running mate, mike pence. the governor there currently 11 electoral

, ohio. reports of an active shooter on campus. a shelter in place order has been in place for over an hour now, since before, just before 10:00 a.m., but this just now coming out from the ohio state emergency management -- ohio state university emergency management twitter account. let me read it to you. shelter in place lifted. scene is now secure. all classes are canceled on columbus campus for the remainder of the day. another tweet also sent out that the area around 19th and college avenue is closed and there's also a link to a list of buildings that are also closed because of the ongoing situation here. so that is the very latest, it just came in that the shelter in place has now been lifted for all of those on campus. let me go to deb feyerick for more information on what we know. what's the latest that you are hearing? >> reporter: well, what we are hearing is that federal law enforcement officials who has been briefed on this ongoing investigation now believes that one suspect, that

. >> an attack at the ohio state university. students blocked the doors with chairs and whatever they could find. a man of somali dissent first ran his car into a crowd of started stabbing people before he was shot and killed by police. >>> cleveland 19 news with live team coverage in cleveland and the threat is now over but the impact will be felt for some time. >> and my partner is there and tough day at my alma mater for sure. >> it has been. i spoke with one student earlier who described the campus today like a ghost town after the events that happened starting at somali dissent crashed the car and with a knife attack. it started with a ohio state police officer ending with shooting dead of the suspect identified as abdul razak artan. we have team coverage of all aspects from the students to the law enforcement reaction to how social media played a big part in this both good and bad >> mark nolan is getting the latest on the breaking details. >> it makes sense to break this down to everything we know. we know the identity of

and they believe he is from the area right now. >> from the ohio area. >> the ohio area. not exactly where specifically but certainly within that area. and certainly it's raising a lot of concerns. we haven't had this kind of attack in quite a while, and the fbi will likely wind up taking the lead on this, if this is a terrorist attack. >> if it is, because there is a history of terrorists elsewhere around the world. taking a vehicle, ramming into a crowd, and then using a knife, if you will, to start killing individuals. whether in israel or elsewhere in the region. there's a long history of that isis, protect it, al qaeda and arabian peninsula, if you don't have a gun, get a knife. you don't have a knife, use a car. you're familiar with all of this? >> yes. and certainly calls for that the last year, year and a half, two years since these attacks have been going on. so, yes. you know, this sort of isis has been telling followers trying to motivate people, inspire people to get out there, do these kinds of attacks. we don't need a complicated kind of attack where you set

ohio. right now, hillary clinton with 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 county, and then the rural 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 precincts are reporting. the city. it's the count

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 notri >> 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 change their minds in the last 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

here in ohio. and if that makes a difference it could swing the race to hillary clinton. >> we all know that donald trump and john kasich is not best of friends and kasich hasn't lent his political muscle to the trump campaign. clearly, you know, that has hurt trump, but it might not be a deathblow you are saying? >> no, donald trump has succeededed in the polls. and one reason ohio is different than the classic battle grouped states, is highest concentration of white working class workers. we'll look at east sxern southeastern parts of the state. democratic areas like youngs town. and this is an area that i don't know if he will win the county but he will shave the margins on hillary clinton. she has to make these votes up elsewhere. and the early voting returns are not great for hillary clinton and it is not great for hillary clinton in that cooperate. she is underperforming president obama's totals in 2012. we'll be looking at the rural and industrial parts of eastern and southeastern ohio to se

. >>> i'm in ohio state and a bunch of people ran with a knife chasing down people. >> an attack on ohio state's campus. 11 people injured. one critically this morning after a student goes on a stabbing spree yesterday morning. >> the investigation is continuing this morning. live in columbus from the campus with the latest developing details. will? >> yeah. good morning. just to dif give you an idea a lot of people who vice president been on ohio state ice campus or haven't been recent ily. back behind me on this side a couple of sand volleyball courts. a couple of restaurants. just before 10 a.m. an 18-year-old student drove on to the campus. rammed his car past the curb into the crowd on the sidewalk and starting stabbing before a police officer shot and killed a suspect. 11 people wept to the hospital. one injured critical lism we're told all will be okay. he wrote on his facebook page. referenced lone wolf attack that a critic pose says forgive and forget, love. it send the campus on lockdown for 90 minutes until the all clear was given. a senior was here just a few feet away when h

i have relatives, nieces and nephews that attend ohio state currently. i'm an alumni of ohio state. 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 departme

ohio has seen an increase. three troopers have been injured by suspected distracted drivers in three months alone. the administration has put out the call for drivers, car manufacturers and cell phone makers to work together to drivers to simply put down cell phones while they're behind the wheel. it wants car makers to make their infotainment system incompatible with cell phones. the phones in the car systems would block the ability to text, browse the internet, watch videos or read books. all of these proposed guidelines would be voluntary, and they will take feedback for the next 60 days we have our link on our news 5 app. >>> breaking news as the shakeup in washington continue. former presidential candidate ben carson just accepted donald trump's offer to become the next secretary of housing and urban development. >>the president-elect announced two other cabinet appointments today. both females who did not support him on the campaign strong republican leader, but her election to join the president-elect's

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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 transported to the hospital is in critical condition. no word on whether the shooter is among those who have been transported.

that's ohio state's chemical engineering building. witnesses say he got out and started stack people with a buffer knife. nine people were hurt until police were able to shoot that information about artan but first let's send it to bob jones in columbus. you just spoke with the police chief about this investigation. what did she say? >> reporter: lee, we caught up with the columbus police chief this afternoon. tonight she says she is very grateful that all of the victims in this case are going to survive this horrific attack that happened this morning. six of the victims are being treated here at os sue's wexner -- at osu's wexner medical center. we're told the victims either had stab wounds from a butcher knife or injuries from getting hit by a car. this afternoon police chief kim jacobs said it was a chaotic seen but she credited the first responders for taking swift action and pointed out that faculty and staff did a great job getting students to safety, evacuating the area and taking care of themselves rather than chaotic. that su

let's listen in wilmington, ohio [cheering] >> i worked in ohio. did well in ohio. gave me confidence to go out with life, but right at the beginning i was in ohio. so we love it. thank you everyone for coming. in four days we're going to win the great state of ohio and we are going to win back the white house. [cheering] new polls just out have us with a very substantial lead in ohio. nationwide, many of the states. we're looking great in florida. we're looking great in north carolina. we are looking great in the state of pennsylvania. [cheering] we just left new hampshire. we have a lead in new hampshire. these very dishonest people back there, the media, they're getting a little worried. [booing]. they're getting a little bit worried. this wasn't supposed to happen. this was not supposed to happen. you can vote early in person or you can show up on november 8th. who has voted? whoa! not great, but you are saving it for november 8th i think. all right. you want to be traditional, right? real change begins with immediately repealing and replacing horrible obamacare

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 going to pray that they come to the polls. i'm going -- >> 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. first, i want to think about the past. we're taking medgar evers with we're not only taking the past but we're also taking the future. your kids, grandkids 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 rooting trump this year. >> reporter: the f.b.i.'s decision to reopen hillary cli

breaking news from ohio on the campus of ohio state university, a shelter in place warning has been lifted after reported 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

. >> chris: a victim of the ohio state attack. a math and engineering professor describing in vivid detail when he was hit and when the chaos ensued. we begin with continuing coverage of the attack at ohio state. 8 of 11 people injured are out of the hospital. >> denise: three in the hospital are expected to make a full recovery. jen picciano is live now columbus with the very latest. jen? >> reporter: yes, denise and chris, all of them are expected to make a full recovery including professor william clark who spoke at wexner medical center at the table as he was being released from the hospital today. professor clark told us he was struck by the suspect's car, was badly bruised along his legs and cut up along his ankles. the suspect did not say anything butcher knife. the victim appreciates officer horujko will have to live with what happened for the rest of his life. professor clark says he doesn't believe the other officer had a choice. for the suspect, he says he is reserving judgment. >> i would like to see all the circumstan

ohio state university located in columbus, ohio. 65,000 students, most of whom are native ohio residents. i'm going to now be joined via phone. jim cavanaugh. though we know limited information thus far, the fact that the university is putting out to avoid being near the campus saying that there's an active shooter situation near watts hall, what does this tell you as we look at images of arms police officers? >> yes, steph. they've got multiple reports of somebody armed on the campus and they keep, you know, putting the alerts out. so they feel something is going on there. they want the students to shelter in place or escape the campus until police can determine what is going on and who is there. >> help me understand the practices they put in place because beyond telling people to seek shelter and avoid going near the campus, on the buckeye alert, it says, active shooter on campus. run hide fight. to me, i mean, i don't know, you're the expert. fight? this seems strange. >> well, that's the last resort. that's the way it's always presented, steph. run first, if you can move off campus,

one is the heroin epidemic in northeast ohio and ohio in general. he has fought against that and he has battled against human trafficking in the state. two main issues that he talked about. we are going to send this to catherine bosley who has been watching the ted strickland party a few blocks away. catherine? >> reporter: sara, a bit of a different mood at the democratic election party. hit hard pretty early on when ted strickland learned of his loss. shortly after his concession speech he did spend time speaking about this whole thing. >> i am so grateful to ohio and to those who allowed me to be their congressmen and to those who allowed to let me serve as their governor and i want to say to all ohio ans, bit success special -- but hearts appreciate what theyy have done to help me. >> reporter: and congresswoman joyce beatty is here and she was just one representing the third district you know mr. strickland and your thoughts on the loss. >> it was a difficult loss in the community. he served as a great governor of ohio. he has served in congres