statess close to call.to let's zoom in on ohio right now and donald trump's leading 522 and 44 percent with 44 percent of the estate currently reporting and.. for a closer look how the race is shaping up portfor let's send it over toe lou maglio, live at the national map. lou a lot of people are very ar surprised by what is going on here. very surprised indeed there are interesting shaping up to be a very close race a very long night. here's how it shaping upa long electoral votes at this pointes the magic number they need to a get to is to 72 become the next president of the united states.d herest are the states accounted for so far tonight just received updates on four other states that start with hillary clinton picked up connecticut ates t wie has also picked up new mexico and donald trump has picked up montanaha and donald trump has also picked up louisiana. at this point as it stands here trump. 109 hillary clintonbe 1 d the mt number is 270 a whole lot of key battleground states in play were talking about florida north carolina virginian ohio michign wisconsin and out west arizo

begin cleveland 19 news at noon. 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. we are taking a l

popping up in several c ohio, and it's not even thanksgiving yet. news 5 investigator joe is live at the main post office in downtown cleveland. >> joe, delivery companies offering new ways to fight this crime, right? >> well, the postal service says there are steps you can take, but it's up to shoppers to keep up with detailed tracking of their treasures. >> i checked the security cameras on the house and there i saw it, someone combrabed the packages right off the porch. >> holiday season packages he and his wife will never see. crook making the grab and run in front of their university heights home. he's now added this sign to instruct all delivery personnel and even added more security, a lesson that has him offering advice. >> have the packages delivered to back porch, back door, garage, somewhere out of the way, in the at the front of the house. >> the u.s. postal service is also offering wisdom and a wide variety of services when it comes to holiday deliveries like sitting confirmation and a mobile app that allows you to track your package to your door. and if you suddenly fin

big swing states that closed before you joined us in the last hour. ohio is close. ohio, of course, a bellwether for republicans. it's called the last 14 elections. no republican has won the nation without first winning ohio. 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 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 don

winning ohio. donald trump is leading right now with 40% of all precincts in. about a 2.5 point spread. ohio is too close to call. north carolina, hillary clinton has called it the state that will put her over. if she wins north carolina, he cannot win it. hillary clinton is trailing right now by the slimmest of margins. would you look at these numbers, state of north carolina are reporting in. remember this is the charlotte, mecklenburg county area. those are heavily democratic. more rural areas more solidly republican, the balance is on. it is .1 of a point separating. if you're donald trump, you've got to have florida, north carolina and ohio. he could get all of them. then you have to go out west and blue states with small electoral counts. ladies and gentlemen, this is not over. two hours ago, the exit polls that all the experts were saying, this is a night for hillary clinton. it's just a matter of when. that is no longer the case. if he wins those three states, florida, north carolina and ohio and is able to pick off a couple of blue states, this could be donald trump's p

watching what's going on as you mentioned ohio goes to trump.ump. we continue team coverage tonight fox8 suzanne stratford with supporters tonight. good evening surprise you didn'u hear moments ago florida was called for trumpp they started chanting usa.th them for the hard work for republican . for his hard work here in these election post. talk to millennials. final result in donald trump it's looking great. looking great. feeling great. i don't even know how to describe this right now.aa that majority is there and we will speak their voice. they definitely are using their voices tonight. hoping they might squeak by many surprised how he is polling so far it's not over yet.s peoplere down the street some have been trickling in over the last half hour so we'll see how it goes. o a lot of people surprised by florida in easy win for hillary clinton once againas state of fl orida been called for donald trump picking up another 29 electoral votes. thank you. ahe both sides are watching this race very closely kevin freeman kevin.h don't think this night is going the way many hillary cli

raleigh, north carolina. >> i'm jon scott in columbus, ohio. after candidates crisscrossed some of the biggest battleground states yesterday, hillary clinton voted this morning in new york. we saw donald trump at public school where he is casting his ballot in manhattan. we have live fox news team coverage. mike emanuel in chappaqua, new york with the clinton campaign. we begin with senior correspondent john roberts in new york city. reporter: good morning to you. donald trump arrived here at ps 59 on 53rd street to cast his vote for president. donald trump confirmed to us on "fox & friends" this morning, yes he will be voting for himself. he arrived with wife melania and daughter ivanka and son-in-law, jared kurschner. a pool camera went inside with him. we will bring those to you as soon as they get transmitted. trump plans spending rest of the day at tower. you have to have two speeches on election day. one in case you win and one in case it doesn't go your way. we don't know the theme of the speech, whether he will seek to win or lose, unify the country after what has been ranc

rooms like we were taught and turn off our lights and just hunkered down. >> 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 kn

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 now comes down to just a few short hours away. republicans hope to see some victories tonight, misread, fro lorain avenue. an exciting time. they're very positive because early returns are good for them in ohio. republican party in cuyahoga county predicting a strong trump win in ohio. here at the local republican watch party you can see the hymen, this is setupup there is the big tv. republicans will gather to watc resultsto. as i mentioned, local republica party is encouraged by the d efforts of the last four years. expecting a good turnout by local republicans. regarding the last year. there are a lot of people who come to live that wedo expect. lots of blue-collar workers who are concerned about the economy. they said that their switching over to vote republicane and we look forward to the. according to the, a couple of key races they will be watch ou rob portman, david joyce in greenspan. andn. gem of a city. they will be at this w

ohio. power is out to about 7,000 customers. lines are down and trees knocked >> tia: more than 50,000 somali immigrants live in columbus, that's a huge part of the population. our very own sia nyorkor is standing by with the muslim student to talk about the sentiment now on campus. sia. >> sia: yes, good morning, tia. we've been reaching out and talking with students here in the muslim community overnight anl now i am joined here with miss sabrina. come over closer. good morning. >> good morning. >> sia: tell us, what are you hearing? how are students handling this? >> unfortunately, it's a sad event, but we're unified in the event and staying together. that's the most important thing to do right now. >> sia: one question everyone is wondering, how can students move forward from something like this? >> it's something we have to stay together, stay buckeye unfortunately, is happening a lot. staying together and not hating or taking it to another level is really important. >> sia: we talked last night about the -- you know, that man, and he talked about not having a place to pray here o

>>> now 11, ohio state takes down michigan in the thriller. >>> former cuban leader fidel >>> election recount, question of integrity in key battleground states. >>> you might not believe how incredibly packed it was tonight. >>> he is caused so many things and so many during all of these years, that this is nothing to feel bad about. we are celebrating it. he has caused pain on all generations of cubans. >> there's so much that can be captured. that reflects the sentiment of many cuban americans. fidel castro's death. the political world on the other hand is condemning his the reaction of fidel castro. >>> reporter: a bittersweet celebration continued saturday night in miami's havana. thousands curing in end of an era. many are wished that the people that escaped livelong to see the state. >> joy and sadness at the same time. >>> reporter: the rise to power for him, millions fled the island. bucket detroit family spirit it destroyed a country. and acculturated pick >> reporter: congress agreed. he was a sadistic murderer. who brought great suffering to the 11 million peop

, cuyahoga county has been the most important county in ohio, considered by many, the most important state, the last couple of elections. anyway, hillary clinton will no don't win in cuyahoga coty supersized margin. maybe 270,000 votes. now, eight and four years ago, the strong, overwhelming african american turnout here was the biggest factor, putting ohio in barack obama's victory column. but cuyahoga in mail down. even though it's up in other spin, saying big weekend turnouts do bode well for her. which would play the biggest part in tonight's outcome? >> we'll be watching to see how many reagan democrat, blue- collar workers trump carries. his anti-trade stance plays well there. and how big of a margin does he play in the southeast, where clinton's anti-coal mining stands have hurt her and helped him. but on the flip side, columbus, where the focus is on educated and republican women voters, to see how many of them cross over and vote for clinton because of trump's degrading comments and alleged offensive behavior, involving women. >> when we talk about state results, when do we

beginning of this year, the 18-year-old had transferred from a community college here to ohio state, and was featured in a newspaper story. what we may not now, russ, for some time is exactly what his mote inwas, why he did what he did. off inside an engineering building at the ohio state university in columbus over a possible chemical leak. students and fact uplety was soon outside when a car came barreling into their courtyard. >> he looked pretty determined. he exited the car pretty fast. >> reporter: the driver didn't say anything, as he got out. >> at first, i thought it was freak accident, maybe just a guy driving a car had a see sure or something. a. her pulls out the knife, runs notice that it's not just an accident. >> reporter: it was the first day back following the thanksgiving break, and for nearly an hour and a half, the campus was on lockdown. many barricaded themselves in their rooms and posted to social media, while a campus police officer came quickly. >> i heard multiple gunshots. i wasn't sure if it was real or not, and then looked out the window and saw the scene, i noti

on large united states embassy, only six states have them right now. ohio isn't one of them and these parents want to know why. >>they could always have seat belts just like they have in roller coasters that you could just quickly release. >>i would feel safer trusting a bus and they were strapped in. >> reporter: meet jeffrey the size of the bus, we don't want need them. >> reporter: he's president of the hudson based school bus safety company training drivers in 3,000 school districts nationwide. his argument the school bus is built like a tank, extra protection just isn't need understood their huge, heavy, and they very rarely travel over 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: look at this school bus crash test. supported with dramatic injuries images knowing what can happen to kids when they aren't buckled in. castle points find out a wear breaks out or if it crashes into water those consequences are just as bad. kids would be trapped with their seat belts on. >>if it went across the neck, they're five times more likely to die if they didn't have the seat belt. >> reporter: last november

each equal to total number oaf people in house and senate in ohio that is 18. >> a lot of information. early voting has been in full swing here in ohio according to the secretary of state more than one million votes have been cast as of friday. boards of election will be open, through monday. if you want an absentee ballot you need to request that by saturday at noon. some ohio voter who is requested absentee ballots after they were mailed those ballots were mailed from defiance, fulton, lucas, ottawa, county thigh's ended up in upon the -- county, they ended up in pontiac michigan. secretary of state is calling for improved service in the meantime hundreds of people have already called the board of election and are getting new ballots but those requests still have to be in by 5 is the only local station to have a politi fact editor in our newsroom. tens of thousands of fraudulent clinton votes found in ohio warehouse it ran with this picture article for christian times news letter alleged the plan was to slip the fake ones with real ones on the 8th. reports are that the p

news alert to tell our viewers about. it's very disturbing. we understand that the ohio state university in columbus has issued an active shooter alert on campus. moments ago the school posted this on twitter. quote, buckeye alert, active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight. 19th and college, watts hall. we wanted to get the information out to you right away. we'll be right back. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. the itsy bitsy spider went up the waterspout. down came the rain and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number setting is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. does that mean they have to grow apar

ohio and new hampshire. and fresh off another star-studded event, the clinton campaign is out with two new ads this morning featuring republican military veterans, they will air during sunday night football. >> i spent 22 years in the air force, and i was a republican for every one of them. i was rationalizing donald trump's behaviors until i heard that tape. that was the last straw. i don't want my granddaughter thinking it's okay to be treated that way and my grandson thinking it's that how you should treat women. that scares me, that scares me a lot, so hillary has my vote. >> with just two days left, we're covering every angle. jolean is in ohio with student voters. mark murray is right here to break down the map to 270. jacob rascon is in denver with the trump team. we begin with kristen welker with the clinton campaign. she's in philadelphia. kristen, good morning to you. secretary clinton and president obama, they're both now going to michigan tomorrow for two separate events. what is driving the added campaign events in that state? >> that is the big question this weekend, alex

in ohio. i support obamacare. a big difference between the two of us. >> they also butted heads and many other topics including gun control, area immigrants and environmental relations.>>> the biggest issue on the ballot is not in the spotlight. cleveland voters would get to decide whether there should be a proposed income tax hike. the mayor telling me, their big benefits if it wins the painful cuts if it loses. >>> this would be the first income tax hike in 35 years. from 2 to 2.5%. it would bring in $84 million next year about 40 million going to balance the budget and fill a hole. our sidewalk survey than most people saying thumbs down or wanting more specifics. >> i would say no. >> i am skeptical because if it went up, what would it do for me , would it add something beneficial to the community? jenna would pay improvement cost hiring 63 new offices next year , a balance prevention strategy hiring more building inspectors and workers for the abatement program to catch up. with all the new jobs and developments, even the mayor asks, and yet, we are short on cash. how can you be

balance in the battleground states, especially here in ohio if they turn out as strongly for clinton as they did for obama. and here where many worship at that all-institutional baptist church. and for had -- in voters, we spoke with the congregation members at the baptist church. >> i think what is going to happen, people are going to have to vote with passion and purpose. because this election is not simply significant, because every election is important. this is existential, when you look at what is happening around the country, the rhetoric, the kind of loss of stability. you won't vote, you're undecided >> in the neighborhoods, reverend colvert is getting out the votes. lisa says she will be counted. >> we have to have a president. we have to have a president. these are the two choices we have. >> my wife says if you don't vote you can't complain. >> that's right, that's right. 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 th

played out. we've got ohio state campus it center of campus and horseshoe for perspective. we want to go into watts hall. we will play this out for you at 9:52 this morning. the suspect took his car and rammed a group of students. he came up over the curb on the sidewalk and hit that group of out of his car and has what authorities tell success a butcher knife and starts walking up the sidewalk slashing and cutting any individual he can get close to and it is right here and gets confronted by the officer. we are talking a minute later after he rammed those students. confronted by the officer. the officer tells him to drop his knife. he doesn't. the officer fires and takes out the suspect. it played out in the course of a minute and a amazing response time by university of ohio police officer. >> denise: he is a hero for sure. >>> students doing what they could to stay safe. this is video from inside the classroom where students barricaded the door with the chairs. we have a team in columbus tonight getting answers about the event of today. chris tanaka is live. chris, i know it will t

across northeast ohio and we went to gauge your reaction. you can cast your vote and participate in our interactive donald trump has won ohio. that's the news in the last half-hour. when donald trump won the nomination for president of the national convention here in cleveland, his slogan was start here, finish year. trump is projected to win 53% the clintons 42% of ohio's vote. we kick off team coverage tonight. taking an in-depth look at the hillary clinton, 209 electoral votes, donald trump 172. you may think that bodes well for hillary clinton but that is the furthest thing from the truth. some of the states she took for granted like michigan and pennsylvania are very much up for grabs. take a look at the nate silver 538 projection. these are the latest odds. for 9% clinton, 49% trump and perhaps no state carries more great state of michigan. this is a situation as we come on the air tonight. it's 48% for trump, 47% clinton, she is 1.1 2 million, a he is 1.1 4 million and assist just under 48% of the votes. it's gone the way of donald trump, who clinton performed well in cuyahog

'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 we see who wins the state of

are very enthusiastic, rare occurrence expecting a close race in ohio. it could be a very long night i columbus, hillary clinton has been fighting to get votes of into the final hours last night she had a star-studded rally in philadelphia withh springsteen and lady gaga in attendance. state leaders believe that earl voting in voter turnout could push her ahead of donald trump to in this tight race in the state.do it is a different story for former governor ted strickland. he has an uphill battle in his race to unseat polls show rob portman had by i many cases double digits. state democratic party chairman david pepper says turnout will be a deciding factor in ohio.. lot depends on how well she does perk up if she can when with some cushion it may left some candidates perk up if it i a squeaker between her and triumph, i think that the other race will be harder to win. >> a lot of it comes down to ho c evenly some of that star power that came to clear that for the weekend, jay-z, beyonce lebron jameses we have helped t the vote in cuyahoga county to help her to win but again it

authorities are looking into the attack at ohio university is terrorism-related. >> tiffani: investigators say nine were hurt, one critically. dan deroos joins us at the answer center. >> dan: we will walk you into exactly how this happened and where injuries occurred and the exact spot where the suspect was shot and killed. we have ohio state camp us and here is the horseshoe for point of reference and we come to watts hall at 9:52 this morning when this 18-year-old of somali disspent saw a crowd of students outside of watts hall and drove up on the sidewalk to collide and ram his car into as many students as he could from there. he has a butcher knife is what we are told and walking up the sidewalk he is slashing and cutting as many students as he he gets to this corner here when confronted by a ohio state university police officer he gives them a command to drop the knife and does not do it and?shd >> nine total were taken to the hospital. we are not quite sure how many were hit by a car and how many were slashed by the butcher knife. >> we will show you live pictures. we were told ther

attack at ohio state. what do those directions mean? >> this is channel 3 news brought to you by the accurately vetta brother's floor now channel 3 news at 7:00. >>> it's not real. you go numb. >> an intentional attack at ohio state university. >> there were one or two people inside a car. they tried running at people -- >> ohio state police say the attacker drove over a curb and into pedestrians on purpose. then gets out of the car and out to be a butcher knife. the university goes on lock down. >> it's scary. it was really scary. we barricaded ourselves in our rooms like we were taught, turned off our lights. and just hunk erred down. >> reporter: the suspect was shot and killed. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and ended this situation in less than a minute. >> and in those minutes, 11 people were injured from being cut or hit by the car. we have a team of reporters on and we'll begin with russ mitchell. russ, what a day of confusion, tension and fear for those on campus. and parents here and home. >> reporter: good evening to you. i can tell you all is calm here

trails chomp and most of ohio polls. cencerns me that he has an agile would prefer that mrs. clinton have the edge but that gives usrn added impetus. that theyey must win ohio, and do that she was when cuyahoga county,, in the final hours before polls open in ohio, they leave nothing to chance some precincts have one by 19 votes per precinct,, that's one stree we have covered 20-30 homes, and just one block can make a difference though so i'd encourage you to vote yourre conscience and make a difference. they will be monitoring this evening when the roster of thos who have voted early. they have made face-to-face contact and they will keep the paddle to the metal into election day tomorrow. donald trump did not come wright was at a a field office middleburg heights without campaign is spending election eve. >> trump supporters picking up yard signs. they have fewer offices to correlate the ground effort in ohio. we have seen a steady stream herere all day to get out th vote. this is it we will never have not in four tunity, donald trump made at campaign stops several states . >> he w

. right now at ohio state university, located in columbus ohio, we have learned from the university's web site and twitter account there is an active shooter situation. we really don't know much more than that. ohio state university located in columbus, ohio, a big 10 school where they have 65,000 students on their emergency osu management twitter handle. they put out buckeye the school's mascot alert. active shooter on campus. run hide fight. watts hall. building on campus. we assume 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 e

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 votes. indiana, we are projecting, goes to donald trump, as does kentucky. 8 electoral vote

ohio. >> and it is great to see you, john. another battleground state that could determine who becomes our 45th president, raliegh, north carolina. hillary clinton and donald trump. casting ballots in new york. >> we have complete coverage from coast to coast. you are looking live in las vegas nevada and hollywood, florida. first polls are set to close 5 or 6 hours from now. the outcome could come out to turn out. we have the editor of the wall street journal. hillary clinton clinton is supposed to have the better ground operation and donald trump is said to have the energy and excitement. which one of those holds the edge, daniel? >> there is an element that is common. and most people, the overwhelming majority of the voters are disgusted bite campaign or disspirited. and there was a school of thought that that might result in a lower turn out. and you have to ask yourself what is driving the enormous amount of turn out there? it is a common element in the election. the desire to change. change in the economy or our political system or culture. what we call political correctness i thi

campus of ohio state university. we will continue to show you live pictures as we get them in. a lot not known, we need to say off the bat, of what is going on on the ground. the columbus fire department has just confirmed eight people have been transported to area hospitals. gunshots have been heard. the first message to students and faculty and employees came via a tweet and text earlier this morning, i think just about 10:00 a.m. this morning, saying this. buckeye alert, active shooter on campus, run, hide, fight. 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

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ohio, fought by an army of door knockers, robocallers, and relentless tv ads. >> reporter: if you get up at 7:00 a.m., by what time have you heard your first ad? >> probably 7:03. >> reporter: 7:03? >> yeah. >> pelley: police video captures the deadly end to a manhunt in oklahoma. and the birth place of rock is on a roll. >> wooo! this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from cleveland, ohio. >> pelley: this is the state where past and future of the american presidency meet, birth place of seven presidents, graveyard of more than a few presidential dreams. no republican has won without ohio since lincoln, and the polls donald trump tied here with with democrat hillary clinton. both have visited ohio more than any other battleground, and they've poured $32 million into advertising here. that's four bucks for every registered buckeye. here's mark strassmann. >> we'll make america great again. >> reporter: in the courtship of ohio. >> helping children has been a cause of her life. >> reporter: ...many voters state, an ad for trump or clinton runs on local t

the white houseo since 1964 without winni ohio. we hope that they will get that victory here tonightht is very close. this entire campaign. people from the trump campaign have been coming in every week to visit the state we will see how it turns out it is an unusual situation. >> having covered the elections for years, i've never seen this where you have the republican candidate for presidency, having a different party at a differen location than the gop. wrongly the gop beats out the renaissance. are you feeling a sense of optimism? everyone here, you have the trump campaign they're very optimistic based on exit polling.s is in some areas that are typically democratic. have reason to feel hopeful. such asas mahoning county. nothing yet on cuyahoga county, the feeling optimistic. does seem like it is, almost happy. that since the governor did not support donald trump that maybe it's better to have separate parties and then see how thisnoy shakes out later and if there i fallout afterward. thank you suzanne stratford from columbus. in cuyahoga county victories tonight.. >> les

>> steve: that's still mind-blowing that ohio state and michigan, neither will play in their conference championship game. some predecks. there are the smiling faces. >> brian: mine was before the game started today. i had wisconsin beating ohio state in the big ten championship game. i thought michigan state would beat penn state. that's why wisconsin in and then i'm high on the buffs. if the buffs can beat utah and them in. >> steve: there you go, home team. on second down and ten. it's justin davis. mcshay. >> todd: one team that's interesting is oklahoma, kind of sitting on the outside looking in. oklahoma state, a top ten team -- that's a huge win and you have to assume that if you're talking about oklahoma potentially being in there wouldn't be a second team from the big ten. i just don't think that's going winner will end up having a good chance of being in. you need washington to lose. >> brian: todd, you didn't have the big ten championship in. >> todd: not in that one. lot going on, griese. >> steve: hard hit in the secondary. that's drue tranquill who's had a nice

sustained across ohio. here's the plot and what to take way. they do lighten a bit heading intoed afternoon hours. they'll become more 10 to 15 miles an hour sustained sure. we're going to be breezy all to 25 miles an hour range. but it's a far cry from the 30 to 40 miles an hour range we are at now. temperatures, they are above normal highs already. 40s and 50s quite common. it's because of this warm front that moves through while you were asleep. we had the rain and it's still a little spotty shower here and there but the wind is probably the biggest thing as you're heading out on the commute. danielle is keeping an eye on >> multiple road closures but good news is that they are starting to reopen. we told you that east 9th street -- east 9th street is open in downtown cleveland. miner is opened. it was blocked due to fallen power cables but west 9 t street remain close at maywood avenue. it's because of a building 90th. also in huron state route 20 is shutdown because of some fallen power lines. >>> they've been working through the night and the investigation continues into an

first we want these new details about how the attack unfolded. ohio state professor that was hit by abdul razak ali artan's car bethe young man went on a stack spree. when he crashed into a concrete planter the car clipped his legs and he flew and he saw people running into the building and heard gunshots. clark was in the basement of a hall before he realized he was bleeding. now out of the hospital clark realized that the gunshots were fired by campus poli o artan ending the attack. and get this, clark's daughter knows that officer. >> if he was here i would put my arm around him and tell him he has a lot to cope with in the days to come. he has to live with this for the rest of his life but he did the right thing. >> mr. clark stopped short of condemning his characteristic saying he doesn't know the truth and wish the respect, the living and the dead. he saw many things people would do that they normally would not do. >> the live team coverage of the attack. we heard more of that sentiment as he set out to find people that new abdul razak ali artan. bob jones tracked down a neigh

presidency without winning ohio. >> i will ask them. get him something. we still have a little bit of time to celebrate. we'll have to figure that out. >> thank you for celebrating with me and thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow, america's election head quarters starts now. >>> fox news alert. this is it, we're just about there, everybody, i'm martha mckm mccallam. donald trump is crisscrossing the country. he informs five states yesterday, five states today. hillary clinton taking no breaking either. she stopped in michigan, pennsylvania, and north carolina. here to give their final thoughts and attempt to make sense of it all, the digital politics editor and host of one more thing from the fox decision desk. let's get started with jennifer griffin. >> the polls are very tight in all of the key battleground states and it is a race to the finish. hillary clinton just finished speaking in pittsburgh. she is on her way to michigan are y where the president was speaking to a group of students in ann arbor. a lot of attention being given to michigan in these final hours. s

. they come together to form the ohio. is so important is certainly during the 18th century and the mid-18th century, the allegheny takes you all the way up to french canada. you can also from the ohio, travel up smaller streams and make it a great theory -- make it up to lake erie. ittish america, the heart of along the potomac. those two rivers are important enough but want to get on the ohio, you can continue and basically -- once you get on the ohio, you can continue and basically go to new orleans. you can control the whole region in essence, militarily you can keep your enemy for moving large amounts of men and materials along the river. ohio and pittsburgh are the toeway to the west, prior st. louis being the gateway. basically pittsburgh and fort pitt or the gateway to the west. there were a series of fort sill here, the first built by the english in 1754. though more than a storehouse with a stockade -- little more than a storehouse with a stockade around the outside. it had been intended to be called fort prince george but it is often called french fort after the man in charge

the campus of ohio state university... we now know the name of the nine people are in the hospital here's an aerial look at that campus from earlier today... at least nine people are hurt tonight... the alleged- attacker is dead the university was on lockdown for a few hours. you can see police cars, officers with guns and vests at the scene, and chairs blocking doors inside classrooms at ohio state. many emotional responses after the attacks...people still in disbelief emotions running high as we learn more about the attacks tonight... around nine this morning as the attacker ran a car into a crowd of students... proceeding to stab people with a butcher knife ohio state police saying this was done on purpose now, police are trying to find a motive nbc's chris pollone has more calm. and then chaos. at one of the nation's (s/ scott bedle / osu student) "i was going to class and just saw people running and was situation. but witnesses say a fire that's when a man in a car jumped the sidewalk and plowed into them . (sot/ morgan - wife inside building ) they were all outside and someon

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

>>> i'm in ohio state and this guy is with a knife. >> where is this? >> it's ohio state university. >> now at 4:30, terror state as students return to class investigators conduct a late night search looking for new information about the suspect. the motive they are now looking into. >>> and going back to class. teefers in -- teachers in louisville walk off the picket line, but have they agreed to a new contract? >>> but, first. [ explosion ] >> all right. scaffolding cables you're the side of the pnc building downtown. whipping winds causing a whole lot of trouble, power outages overnight. in the upper left there, the entire front of an abandoned building collapses onto maywood avenue. you see bricks and debris all over the place. >>> strong winds take down half a wall of bricks at st. teresa's holiness science church on kinsman. there are a whole lot of reports of poles and power lines down right now. 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, doi

bellwether tossup states that are going to decide this. right now, florida, ohio and north carolina, too close. way too close to call and those are the ones that are on donald trump's path to the white house. if it's possible, it goes through those states. joining us now is the fox news sunday host, chris wallace. as tight as they can be. >> yeah, and while they're swing states we should point out they're almost must-win states for donald trump. i told you at 3:00. presidency without winning florida since 1924. only one democrat has won north carolina since 1976. that was barack obama in 2008, and then he was taken back by romney in 2012. and no republican has ever been elected president without ohio. so you got to win all three states and even if he does, and he wins all the other romney states, that only gets him to 253, he's still 17 votes short of the presidency. >> let's talk about those three states. north carolina is between the cities, charlotte, mecklenburg county, raleigh-durham area, universities around there versus the rural areas. there's a balance. >> that's true in all of

ohio state attacker from the lantern, a newspaper, 18-year- old abdul artan dead tonight after driving into a crude and attack people with a night. we've been following the breaking developments all day and the new information is still pouring in. but for two hours this students feared, so much so the man with the knife sent them into hiding. >> let's take a look at would we now have cop firmed tonight. it started before 10:00 this morning. arresttan drove a car into a group of pedestrians outside watts hall. 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 a

the job. america goes to the polls on tuesday and, as usual, ohio is one of the most important states in the nation. campaign events planned for today. meg shaw is live at the cleveland public auditorium which will host one of those events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is going to be a busy day for both candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump. hillary clinton will be in cleveland later today at the public auditorium with one of northeast ohio's biggest icons, lebron james. lebron james is one of several celebrities that hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail with two days from the election. she appeared and philadelphia on saturday with the singer katy perry and on friday, she was in cleveland, with the power couple jay-z and beyonci. on the republican side, donald trump has a huge day for today and tomorrow. starting at noon, campaign in iowa and make his way to minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania and finally ending the day virginia. monday, it is the same story, planning to speak in another five states. while he is not scheduled to stop in ohio, eithe

. we don't know his name or status here in the united states. wasn't student at ohio state in we do not know. these are coming from law enforcement sources. we'll have to wait as the investigation goes on but you can be sure, trish, that the investigators, probably led by the fbi, are going through his phone. they will find his home. they will look, go through his computer to get any clue what the motive may have been. now, at one point in the press conference at ohio state university, a little over 45 minutes ago, one of the police leaders there was asked whether this was an act of terrorism. the answer was, i think we have to consider that it is terrorism. let's not forget, using a vehicle and a knife is something isis has been promoting for some two years now on its web site, if you don't have a bomb and don't have a gun, use a vehicle, use a knife. of course the specter of terrorism certainly looms large. but we do not know for sure what the reasoning was. to your point, what you said, trish, absolutely you too, this individual drove a car into a group of pedestrians. got out of

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