bob. >> well, danita, we have not seen any sign of abdul razak ali artan's family. they live in a town hall in franklin town and, of course, near columbus. neighbors are talking and they can't believe what he did. >> that doesn't portray the person that i have seen every day since i moved here. >> luann knew abdul razak ali student and graduate of a community college and refugee from somalia that lived next door with his mom and brother and sisters and he would say hello. >> he would get diaper bags out of the car. >> luann can believe this is a the same man that created carnage and stabbing people. tomorrow is never promised. never promised and nobody knows what goes on. >> minutes baton rouge the osu attack, abdul razak ali artan posted a rant saying i can't take it anymore america and if you want us moslems to stop carrying out the lone wolf attacks make peace. >> it is unbelievable. >> i am shocked at what happened. i never expected him to across the street and says abdul razak ali artan was quiet but friendly customer. >> he never talked about whatever happened

no one expected that abdul razak ali artan could be capable of such violence. lou ann car nagan says he was kind and helped her daughter get diaper bags and the children out of the car with she knew he was an osu student and if he resentment towards the u.s. he kept it quiet until the post before the attack when he wrote if you want us moslems to stop attacks make peace. after that he drove in a car of people and stabs people with a butcher knife and before that people knew him as friendly revenue wasn't himself before the attack. >> my daughter saw him one day before the attack and she thought he was off. and when he looked up at her, he hung his head back down. reporter: lou ann also told us that she gave interview to investigators that converged upon his apartment complex yesterday but she did not want abc news is reporting that isis is calling abdul razak ali artan one of its soldiers. >> >> everyone is on alert. case western and cleveland state are ahead of the curve with the training. they use a method caught in thousands of businesses and schools. dhomon

right now trending is abdul razak alli artan. a lot of tweets vial about his actions what he did today. one of the biggest tweets that went viral and retweeteds from were taking shelter he was praying for all students on ohio state campus please find safety asap and the officer was herled as a hero right place, right time and ending the situation as quickly as he did. getting answers in the answer center, dan and denise, back to you. >> this story is still developing and look for updates on the news app and news conferences and the vigil coming up and keep connected to the story pages. >>> okay. i saw briefly sun early this morning. >> brief. >>> brief the rest of the day. >> i was thinking we were getting into the gray period where people get seasonal affective disorder. so ugly out there. jeff. >> jeff: it is that time of year more clouds than sun in the forecast the next several days. this is the rain we will deal with tonight. can you see by 8:00 when we cleveland area. it will be warm tonight and windy as all this happens. 1

investigators believe the attacker abdul razak ali artan was likely inspired by ice is propaganda. police say he drove his car into a group of people on campus before attacking them with a butcher knife. he was shot and killed by police. three of the 11 people hurt are still in the hospital tonight. the man who shot abdul razak ali artan saved lives. >> he has a lot to cope with in the days to come. he has to live with this. but he did the right thing.>> when abdul razak ali artan came to the university he said he was afraid to pay -- pray in public on campus. they found some critical statements he posted online about the way he feels are treated. they are treating the case as a possible terror attack. >>> something you probably noticed yesterday, it took a while to get to the bottom of what really happened in that attack. lots of misinformation flying around stations along with major networks and police and even students who were there. we are taking a closer look at what led to the confusion and we want to hear from you, which is more important when it comes to breaking news, get

abdul razak ali artan was a student at the school. officials are looking at his social media posts. some of them listing out grieveances about attacks on they say terrorist propaganda from isis inspired that teen to carry out the attacks. for those attacked, they say it all happened so fast. >> i turned to go back in the building. all of a sudden, there's banging in the cars there. i get flipped in the air. it all happened so fast. literally -- at least it seemed to me, literally within 15, 30 seconds i heard the shots. and it was over. they are also offering an outreach for those who need somebody to talk to. >>> terrorism experts are taking a closer look at that 18-year-old who carried out the difficult. >> as scott thuman explains, it's difficult to defend again. >> reporter: the attack was shocking but not unheard of. in fact, what 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan reminiscent of what a 20-year-old radical did when he went on a stabbing spree at a man ran into a crowd in france this summer. in this video reportedly released by the islamic state as well as in its online magazine,

. >> 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan driving his honda civic to a crowd of students. getting out and slashing several with a butcher knife. >> i heard screaming and i took my headphones out and all of the people were rushing over this way. >> and then a stroke of fortune. 28-year-old officer allen harussia happened to be nearby and responding to a call about a gas leak and saw abdul razak ali artan and opened fire. >> we got one down. critical. >> the shooter is in custody. >> the officer was on the scene in less than a minute and he ended the situation less than a minute. >> abdul razak ali artan in his first year at the school was shot dead. he came family in 2014. after spending 7 years in refugee camp in pakistan. he was a legal permanent resident. as the violence unfolded monday the university sent this alert to students. run, hide, fight. and students did. barricaded themselves in classrooms and dorm rooms waiting two hours to get the all clear. and the 11 people many injured are all expected to be okay and bones and lacerations. >>> we spoke with an ohio state

we also know the attacker was an osu student named abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement official sells cnn he was 18 years old, of somali decent and a legal u.s. resident. authorities say he rammed his car into a group of pedestrians on a sidewalk and used a butcher knife to cut several people before being killed by a police officer. many students barricaded themselves in classrooms. 11 victims were hospitalized. tonight, investigators are searching for a motive, including the possibility this was a premeditated act of terrorism. >>> president-elect donald trump says he was very impressed by retired general david petraeus at a meeting at trump power. we're told trump is irritated that his campaign manager, kellyanne conway, is warning of a backlash if he nominated mitt romney. >>> and donald trump is declared the winner of michigan as efforts intensify for a recount in that state, as well as wisconsin and pennsylvania. trump is rejecting the campaign as a scam, even as he now is making a stunning allegation of voter fraud without any evidence to

we are getting answers as this investigators say the suspect is somali born abdul razak artan and he drove a car into pedestrians and got out and started stabbing people. >> mark: officer alan horujko is hailed a hero as he shot and killed the suspect. >>> 11 innocent people were hurt. we are told none of the injuries is life-threatening and one person has been released from the hospital. dan deroos is in the answer center with a closer look everything happened. >> dan: this will give you a perspective how quickly this all 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

., somali born abdul razak ali artan. j joseph noll, a junior at o.s.u., was on the street a few feet away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took my headphones out, and all these people were rushing over this way. at first i thought it was some sort of game or something until i could see everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like?ok >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were already on the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered that fire alarm, and officer alan harougeko took h action. >> we got one down critical here. >> the shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state's chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene within less than a minute.nt he entered the situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus-wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded them

authorities tonight identifying the suspect as a student at osu, abdul razak ali artan. the school newspaper says this is his photo. >> everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. i ran into a bathroom, luckily, it was just a single stall, i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the campus now on edge as authorities start hunting for a possible second the university tweeting, "run, hide, fight. watts hall." and sending text alerts to the community. >> and then, you know, we were starting to get texts that there was a shooter on campus. so, they locked the building down, had us go up to the third floor. >> reporter: some students barricading themselves inside classrooms, piling up chairs against the doors. as ambulances and fire trucks race in to treat the wounded. >> i need medics to macquigg lab as soon as possible. severe bleeding out of some of >> reporter: 11 patients are rushed to local hospitals with stab wounds and injuries from being hit by that car. one in critical condition. >> the most police cars i've ever seen in one moment in my ent

razak ali artan you see him in that picture. the attacker hurt 11 people. the motive for the attack is not entirely clear. investigators are seeing it seemed illiterate and planned. area turns deadly police say they were called to the seven -- 2700 block of sammons road this afternoon they found a dead woman on the side of the road. please do not know why she was attacked there is no danger to the public. >> a developing story in tampa bay we are learning about in early morning mobile home fire that killed a retired new york city police offir. was taken by a neighbor showing flames completely out of control. brendaliss gonzalez is live at the silver dollar rv park where you talked to a neighbor who saw someone trying to save the man.>> he tells me the wife living here got out of the house but tried getting back in but no one could get back in. the flames spread quickly they were so hot they melted the

the lone suspect, abdul razak ali artan, was shot and killed by police. sources say the style of his attack was encouraged by the terror organization recently in an online magazine article. federal law enforcement officers recent facebook postings where he listed a lot of grievances about attacks on muslims. abdul razak ali artan rammed his car into a group of people walking on campus and then authorities say he got out and started to stab the victims. one of them a professor at the university. >> it happened so fast. i -- i turned to go back in the building. all of a sudden, there's banging and i get flipped in the air. and it all happened so fast. literally within 15, 30 seconds i heard the shots. and it was over. >> students and faculty put on a brave face today. classes are back in session. of the 11 people injured three are still in the hospital. >>> an investigation is underway tonight into why three people died after eating a charity thanksgiving dinner in antioch, california. five other people got sick. county health officials are not 800 people w

authorities tonight identifying the suspect as a student at osu, abdul razak ali artan. the school newspaper says this is his photo. >> everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. i ran into a bathroom, luckily, it was just a single stall, i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the campus now on edge as authorities start the university tweeting, "run, hide, fight. watts hall." and sending text alerts to the community. >> and then, you know, we were starting to get texts that there was a shooter on campus. so, they locked the building down, had us go up to the third floor. >> reporter: some students barricading themselves inside classrooms, piling up chairs against the doors. as ambulances and fire trucks race in to treat the wounded. >> i need medics to macquigg lab as soon as possible. severe bleeding out of s them. >> reporter: 11 patients are rushed to local hospitals with stab wounds and injuries from being hit by that car. one in critical condition. >> the most police cars i've ever seen in one moment in my entire life. >> reporter: fbi age

abdul razak ali artan was living here as a legal permanent resident and its believed to be his first semester at osu. investigators are looking into what motivated the attack and are also looking into whether it is related to terrorism. >> the university will reopen tomorrow. >>> president-elect donald trump was still busy building his cabinet today. one candidate showed up at the trump tower today. david but i s davis -- david petronius met with trump today. >> he showed us some of the opportunities that are out there.>> the retired general followed other visitors. he resigned in 2012 after admitting to an extramarital affair and mishandling classified information. on tuesday mr. trump will meet with mitt romney for the second time despite backlash over his nomination for secretary of state from trump supporters. >> i am astonished to the intensity of blowback that i see . >> reporter: the president- elect has yet to mention cabinet member nominations to most of the positions. but the incoming president has spoken out and use twitter to attack the hillary clinton campaign for joinin

authorities tonight identifying the suspect as a student at osu, abdul razak ali artan. the school newspaper says this is his photo. >> everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. i ran into a bathroom. luckily, it was just a single stall. i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the campus now on edge as authorities start hunting for a possible second suspect. the university tweeting, "run, hide, fight. watts hall." and sending text alerts to the community. >> and then, you know, we were starting to get texts that there was a shooter on campus. so, they locked the building town, had us all go up to the third floor. >> reporter: some students barricading themselves inside classrooms, piling up chairs against the doors. as ambulances and fire trucks race in to treat the wounded. >> i need medics to macquigg lab as soon as possible. severe bleeding out of some of them. >> reporter: 11 patients are rushed to local hospitals with stab wounds and injuries from being hit by that car. one in critical condition. >> the most police cars i've ever seen in o

authorities tonight identifying the suspect as a student at osu, abdul razak ali artan. the school newspaper says this is his photo. >> everybody was running in any direction they possibly could. i ran into a bathroom. luckily, it was just a single stall. i was able to lock myself in there. >> reporter: the campus now on edge as authorities start the university tweeting, "run, hide, fight. watts hall." and sending text alerts to the community. >> and then, you know, we were starting to get texts that there was a shooter on campus. so, they locked the building town, had us all go up to the third floor. >> reporter: some students barricading themselves inside classrooms, piling up chairs against the doors. as ambulances and fire trucks race in to treat the wounded. >> i need medics to macquigg lab as soon as possible. severe bleeding out of some of them. >> reporter: 11 patients are rushed to local hospitals with stab wounds and injuries from being hit by that car. one in critical condition. >> the most police cars i've ever seen in one moment in my entire life. >> reporte

abdul razak ali artan was a of somalian dissent. officials are looking at facebook postings. those that knew abdul razak ali artan say he did not seem like the time of -- the type of person that would carry out an attack like this. >> he was very kind. very well received by people by -- for the most part. >> the officer that responded to the attack, officer alan horujko, is being praised for killing the suspect and preventing anyone else from dying. >>> the death of cuba's dictator raises questions about what president-elect donald trump will do about the island nation. duri comest to overturn president obama's efforts to reopen ties with our neighbors to the south. our national correspondent reporting. >> when the fidel castro death celebrations are over, our president-elect will have work to do with how he deals with cuba and its government. >> it is a huge change for our community. i think a lot of good things are coming for us. >> a lot of uncertainty u.s. cuban relations. >> i think we can expect president trump to undo some of the executive orders that obama had put int

abdul razak ali artan. >> he graduated from community college in may, but something changed from who you saw here and who you saw here behind the wheel of a relative's cakes he did it purposely. >> 18-year-old abdul artan launched what appeared to be a deliberate attack on his classmates, dropping a curb and crash nothing faculty and students gathered at osu and he didn't stop there, he got out to attack those closest with a butcher knife. >> he ran out a knife and is taking down people. >> investigators are looking at whether terrorist propaganda might have inspired it. isis and al-qaeda have urged knives. they injured 9 people at the minnesota mall and a july attack in neice that left 84 people dead and there may abdul razak ali artan's own words, he allegedly left a rant on his facebook page writing that attacks on muslims around the world led to a boiling point and that i can't take it any more. it american cleric was killed. he fled pakistan and fled the country to become a permanent american resident here in the u.s. and now he's part of the bomb squad on hand. >> and he came b

abdul razak ali artan was inspired by isis and an al-qaeda laet kai -- leader. abdul razak ali artan went in the attack that morning. 11 people were injured when he drove into students, teachers and people walking and just started to slash people with a knife. he was shot and killed by a campus police officer. >>> the district attorney in charlotte, north carolina said he will file no charges against police officer brently vincent who shot and killed keith lamont scott last september while scott's wife recorded the incident on a cell phone. both men are black. the d.a said he acted lawfully and that a gun was recovered athe the dead man's dna on it. that it was coked with a round in the chamber. the scott family said it's disappointed and considering a lawsuit. >> we still have real questions in terms of how they confronted keith, how they reacted to the information he had a brain injury and whether they used appropriate deescalation techniques. >> it sparked days of some turning violent. tonight the scott family is urging people who plans to protest to do so pe

calling abdul razak ali ali artan a soldier of the state on its knew agency. also, justin sullivan, he pled guilty this week in north carolina. his plan was to commit a mass murderer in the name of isil. >> he researched weapons, ammunition. he was communicating and ideas from them in syria. >> reporter: the question is how to make it more difficult for online recruitment to take place? >> i think we need to devote more resources to the ideology, but also engage the private sector and twitter, facebook, google, those companies to deal with the content on the internet that's driving it. >> it's not a question of freedom of speech at this >> reporter: but even if government officials crack down, other means of communication are popping up in a battle field that often begins online. >> we want to know what you think with our question of the day. do you think the government is doing enough to prevent terror attacks in the u.s.? head to news3lv.com to weigh in. >>> well, discoveries of more planned terror attacks in europe while efforts a heavy toll on those living

the suspect, abdul razak ali artan, drove his car into students. >> then he got out, started stabbing people in what police now suggest may have been an act of terrorism. ten people are wounded tonight. here's more. >> reporter: tonight, university police naming the suspected attacker as osu student, abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement 18-year-old somali citizen who lived in the area. a u.s. official said he was a legal, permanent resident. investigators are still working on determining motive and can't room out terror at this -- rule out terror at this point. >> we have to consider that it is that possibility. we had an attack earlier with a man with a knife causing multiple injuries. we're always aware that that's a potential and we're going to continue to look at that. that's why our federal partners are here. >> reporter: police say the attacker deliberly a group of pedestrians. a federal official says the car used in the attack was registered to a family member. >> around 9:52 a.m., the emergency dispatch center got a report that a vehicle had struck pedestrians. >>

the suspect, abdul razak ali artan, drove his car into students. >> then he got out, started stabbing people in what police now suggest may have been an act of terrorism. ten people are wounded tonight. here's more. >> reporter: tonight, university police naming the suspected attacker as osu student, abdul razak ali artan. a federal law enforcement

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this is an 18-year-old somalian man who was the suspect named abdul razak ali artan. one of my federal sources is telling me that they are ruling out ties to terrorism. 49 -- for now, -- >> live team coverage continues at the breaking news desk with reaction to today's attack. >> we have been tracking some of the politicians. he said he wanted to thank the first responders who responded to the attack today so quickly and professionally. theme for ohio governor john kasich. he tweeted out a video at one of the press conference is at the hospital today what he said today shows the importance of training for potential threats. all types of organizations can prepare for what we hope never happens. casey made a point to say what happened at ohio state should be the model for what happened elsewhere. there was quick response, and the attacker was taken down before he could actually harm anyone. we are also learning more about that attacker, abdul razak ali ar lived in pakistan until 2014. he had been featured on a facebook group called humans of ohio state university where

the fellow buckeye. 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan who's accused of slamming his car into a crowd of people on the sidewalk near the engineering building before slashing victims with a butcher knife. heroic university mrufr dan horrigan killed him. -- police >> i felt my entire hand was full of blood. >> local and federal authorities searched the suspect's home, walked door to door in his neighborhood and scoured his social media posts. five months ago the somali-born student jumped across the graduation stage at a community college. by fall at osu, upset about the treatment of muslims. he posted minutes before the injured. >> i would like to see what all the circumstances are that led to him doing this. and all the history that led up to it. >> student organizations including one for somali students coming together tuesday evening to show they are buckeye strong. >> that was kenneth reporting. now after what happened at the osu campus we looked into what policies our have in place for similar place. case western and cleveland state use a method called al lis, alockdown -- alert,

razak ali artan. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and ended the >> abdul razak ali artan was able to slash and stab nine people before he was taken down by authorities. none of the injuries to the nine appear to be life threatening. >> considering how many people they were they limited it to seven or eight injuries. that's incredible work by the response team. >> state local authorities are trying to learn more about the suspect as well as motive. terrorism has not yet been ruled out. >> reporter: in addition to the stabbing victims there were some pedestrians who were hit by the injuries include an osu staff member and students. again, none of those injuries appear to be life threatening. >> thank you. you can find the latest by downloading our wusa 9 app. >>> now to a developing story out of southeast dc. capitol hill residents have some tough questions for police after a spike in violence that came to a fever pitch when a 16-year-old police say breanna mcmillian was not the intepded target. breanna attended boarding school in iowa and home for the holiday. reside

authority say abdul razak ali artan attacked 11 people today. one victim is in critical condition. alan martin says authorities are investigating this as a possible act of terrorism. >> reporter: law enforcement source said he was sick about the way muslims were being treated. police say the student drove his car over a curb, and into a crowd of pedestrians. then, jumped out of the car, and stabbed students act faculty member with a butcher knife. >> called on the radio into the dispatch center. a few seconds later at 9:25, the officer called out to a call that indicated officer in trouble. that there was a man with a knife. >> university police officer alan harucho took action. >> the officer was on scene in less than a minute, and ended the situation in less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. the suspect is doa. >> the university sent out this alert to students: run, hide, fight. the response was immediate. student were barricaded in classrooms. >> i heard it, and saw everyone running. and i was looking to see, like other people -- when the gunshots

investigators are looking at abdul razak ali artan's social media profiles and posts. the somali immigrant injured 11 people were before shot and killed by an officer of the university. >> he engaged the eliminated the threat. >> the officer, an ohio state university graduate, is being called a hero for stopping the attack. the event is causing campuses to review security procedures. >>> plant city police continue to investigate a deadly stabbing. a woman was stabbed to death monday afternoon. police tell us she died at the scene. investigators have not released the identity of the victim and no arrests have been made. police. >>> convicted killer trevor dooley may be free on bond this week. he was convicted of murdering his neighbor. he is asking for bond while a waiting trial. he shot a man over a skateboard at a valrico park. there is no hearing or ruling scheduled for today but the judge said he will make a decision in the coming days. >>> right now some in cuba tell castro. preparations are underway for castro's final send off. a four day funeral procession across

razak ali art an. his photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on campus, only his car and a knife were used by the suspect the only gun was followed by the osu police. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this who t immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this attack took place. the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got his start here, called the school magnificent, tough, and strong. and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. our justice correspondent pete williams has been working his sources and has late deta

nicki. >> nichole: we're learning more details about 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. we know he was studying gi state. he was a somalian refugee that left his homeland in 2007 and went to pakistan and came to the u.s. as a legal resident. he had a facebook page. the fbi is looking into one post shortly before the attack yesterday. that page has been disabled, but we're told he wrote that he reached a, quote, boiling point and made reference to a, quote, lone wolf attack. he also wrote he was sick and tired of seeing muslims killed and tortured. attended columbus state community college for two years, graduating with an associate's degree before moving on to ohio state. we know police searched his apartment last night. it's about 7 miles from campus. neighbors there described him as polite, respectful. certainly, we'll be watching closely for any new information. tia, back out to you. >> tia: he may have been all of those things, but obviously, very troubled from w here at ohio state. we want to talk about the police officer hailed as a hero. alan harujko is praised fo

investigators are examining the facebook posts of abdul razak ali artan. he is the somali immigrant who carried out the stabbing attack on ohio state university. he was a student at ohio state who complained online he was sick and tired of seeing fellow muslims mistreated. he was shot and killed by a campus police officer after wounding 11 people. listen to the 911 call moments after the attack. >> the guy in the honda civic came out and raun throun throug crowd and jumped out of his car with a knife. he was running down woodruff. >> cnn's pamela brown is in columbus with more on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. we are learning more about the suspect. 18-year-old abdul artan. he plowed his speeding car into the crowd at the ohio state university. he came out and started slashing people with a large knife. officials say he was a student at the university and just before he launched attack, officials tell us he posted on his facebook page and went on an anti-american rant and grie grievances about being attacked. he went on t

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali artan. this photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on campus, only his car and a knife were used by the suspect the -- the only gun was fired by the responding officer, 28-year-old alor police since 2015. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this attack took place. the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got his start here, called that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. our justice correspondent, pete wi

the attacker has been identified as 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. mola lenghi is joining us from the news room to tell us more about him and what happened today. >> reporter: lesli, 11 people are recovering including students and faculty members injured in the attack. condition. authorities are investigating what motivated the attack and whether or not it was an act of terrorism. >> we have got one down, critical down here. >> reporter: and the one down was 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan, shot and killed by police after they said artan, an osu student drove a car over a curb and into a crowd of pedestrians and then hopped out and started to stab ran dam people with a butcher knife. >> i heard screaming, and i took my headphones out, and of these people were rushing over this way, and at first i thought it was some sort of a game or something, and then i saw everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> i was looking to see if people were on the ground, but when gun shots rang out, i went for cover. >> r

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali artan. this photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on campus, only his car and a knife were used by the suspect the -- the only gun was fired by the responding officer, 28-year-old alan horujko, who's been with the osu police since 2015. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this attack took place. the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got his start here, called the school magnificent, tough, and strong. and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the

they released this photo of 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. he's the man that injured 11 drove through the crowd and got out and stabbed people. now investigators are trying to determine if artan had any ties to terrorist groups. mike tobin has more on that. along the young university officer that stopped it fast. >> reporter: a monday morning attack at ohio state university. >> we have a vehicle that struck several pedestrians and gunshots fired and one down. >> reporter: officials say an 18 d 18-year-old osu student drove a car into a crowd o then got out with a butcher knife and started to stab people. >> he appeared on the sidewalk. it hit everyone in front. >> i thought it was an accident until the game came out with a knife honestly. >> reporter: a nearby police officer quickly responded, shooting and killing the suspect. >> it is the remarkable what these first responders did. >> 11 people were injured, 1 both doctors here they expect a full recovery. >> sources tell fox news the suspect was a refugee from somalia who became a legal, pe

legally, a student at ohio, named abdul razak ali artan. police were seen searching a home not far from campus. they believe the attack was intentional now they are trying to figure out why. >> reporter: one clue might be this facebook rant he posted before the attack saying attacks on muslims around the world led to a boiling point. i can't take it anymore. >> done on purpose, go over the with a knife. that's -- that was on purpose. >> reporter: all are expected to survive. the emotional wounds may take longer to heal. >> not reel. you go numb. not supposed to happen. >> reporter: federal officials warn they are a long way from determining what set abdul razak ali artan off. classes at ohio state resume on tuesday. >>> a somber good-bye in texas as thousands gather to pay their respects to a slain officer benjamin marconi was shot and killed last sunday. he was writing a ticket inside his squad car in front of headquarters. the man who shot him was upset about a custody issued and picked the detective randomly. >>> propers are laying out t

they released this photo of 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan. he's the man that injured 11 people when he jumped a curb, drove through the crowd and got out and stabbed people. now investigators are trying to determine if artan had any ties to terrorist groups. mike tobin has more on that. along the young university officer that stopped it fast. >> reporter: a monday morning attack at ohio state university. fired and one down. >> reporter: officials say an 18 d 18-year-old osu student drove a car into a crowd on campus and then got out with a butcher knife and started to stab people. >> he appeared on the sidewalk. it hit everyone in front. >> i thought it was an accident until the game came out with a knife honestly. >> reporter: a nearby police officer quickly responded, shooting and killing the suspec these first responders did. >> 11 people were injured, 1 critically. >> fra what i understand from both doctors here they expect a full recovery. >> sources tell fox news the suspect was a refugee from somalia who became a legal, permanent u.s.

ben: within the last hour, the suspect has been identified as an osu student abdul razak ali artana, a man of somali descent. sources tell abc news they may have found a facebook post written by him expressing grievances over attacks on muslims. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat has more from the breaking news desk, shaun? reporter: also according to abc news, that osu student with the same name as having a place to pray openly as a muslim. officially, investigators are still working to determine if he had any ties to terrorism. swat and fbi converge onto the ohio state university campus. this car, now at the center of the investigation. the attacker plowing into a crowd of people then using a butcher knife to stab more victims. the only thing that you can say, >>the only thing that you can say, based upon common knowledge, that this was done on purpose. knife. that was on purpose. reporter: a campus police officer shot and killed the suspect, identified as 18-year-old osu student abdul razak ali artan. a federal official telling abc news the suspect is of somali descent, and a permane

authorities say 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan crashed his car. he got out and started stabbing people with a knife. a campus police officer is being credited with saving numerous lives after he shot and killed the attacker. officers spent the rest of the day searching that student's apartment. we know he is of somali the attack at osu to cope their students safe at home. lieutenant charlotte domingo said they train for active shooter scenarios and review incidents at other campuses to determine whether they need to make adjustments to their own plan. students are told to run, hide, and fight. that's what the department of homeland security say people should do. run away, hide if you can, fight if you have to. it's the same alert osu students got yesterday morning. >> thought about your plan of action, whh people to do. then you're more likely to respond quickly to the incident and take action that might save your life. >> lieutenant domingo says their officers constantly receive training and they want to assure students and staff there are a numb

., somali born abdul razak ali artan. joseph noll, a junior at o.s.u., was on the street a few feet away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took my headphones out, and all these people were rushing over this way. at first i thought it was some sort of game or i could see everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were already on the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered that fire alarm, and officer alan harougeko took action. >> we got one down critical here. >> the shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state's chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene within less than a minute. he entered the situation in less eliminated the threat. the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus. >> -wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classr

moment after police say abdul -- razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group every people outside. >> everybody, i think i saw three, four student being hit. >> authority say the somali refugee got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife, began stabbing onlookers. >> all alert and/or yen dollars, severe bleeding out of some of them. >> university officer alan is credited with ending the chaos. >> our officer was on scene in less than the a minute. he ended this situation in less than a minute. >> artan had recently transferred to ohio state after obtaining associates degree from a college in the spring. law enforcement officials are look nothing a post he allegedly made on facebook shortly before the incident saying he was sick of the way muslims were being treated. both president urging people not to rush to judgement. >> we don't know anything would link this to anything, certainly don't have any that looks like that is the case. >> so far officials have served his car and apartment complex. and are investigating the incident as a possible terror attack. hena daniels, fo

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali art an. his photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on and a knife were used by the suspect the only gun was followed by the osu police. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this john kasich, who got his start here, called the school magnificent, tough, and strong. and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. our justice correspondent pete williams has been working his sources and has l

., somali born abdul razak ali artan. joseph noll, a junior at o.s.u., was on the street a few feet away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took my headphones out, and all these people were rushing over this way. at first i thought it was some i could see everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were already on the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered that fire alarm, and officer alan harougeko took action. >> we got one down critical here. >> the shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state's chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene within less than a minute. than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus. >> -wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classrooms wh

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali art an. his photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on campus, only his car and a only gun was followed by the osu police. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this attack took place. the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got the school magnificent, tough, and strong. and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. our justice correspondent pete williams has been working his sources and h

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali artan. this photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of an active shooter on campus, only his car and a knife were used by the suspect the -- the only gun was 28-year-old alan horujko, who's been with the osu police since 2015. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a big football win over the weekend, when this attack took place. the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got his start here, called the school and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. ou

that body, the lone suspect, identified by officials as 18-year-old osu freshman abdul razak ali art an. his photo shows his car arriving on campus moments before the attack. despite reports of campus, only his car and a knife were used by the suspect the only gun was followed by the osu police. >> the officer being in the right place at the right time. he was able to see this whole thing happen and take immediate action. >> reporter: 11 people were hurt, a mix of faculty, staff, and students. thankfully all are expected to survive. students here at ohio state were still riding high after a the governor of ohio, john kasich, who got his start here, called the school magnificent, tough, and strong. and as an example of that, lester, classes are set to resume tomorrow. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. now the big question everyone's asking this evening, that, of course, is why did this happen. investigators are looking into the attacker's background, trying to find out what motivated him. our justice correspondent pete williams has been working his sources and has late details >> reporter

. >> abdul razak artan. >> reporter: just five months ago, abdul razak ali artan was graduating with honors from community college in ohio. >> it was a jubilant young man. for this to happen, four, pooif months later, i would be curious were. >> reporter: 14 young people linked to terrorist attacks in the u.s. in his statement posted on facebook before the attack in which he was shot dead, artan wrote, "if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace." authorities say artan was not known to the fbi, and as agents now seek to learn more, victims are beginning the healing process. >> reporter: 28-year old army vet anderson payne served two tours in iraq unscathed, only to be injured on an american college campus. >> he turned and went to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with my left hand and i grabbed the blade so that it couldn't hit me and that gave me enough time to duck under his arm and make my way back into the building to get away from him. >> all right, so, let's get right to brian ross tonight, because isis is now claiming this young man w

., somali born abdul razak ali artan. joseph noll, a junior at o.s.u., away. >> i heard a bunch of screaming. i took myheades out, and all these people were rushing over this way.at sort of game or something until i could see everyone's faces. >> reporter: what did their faces look like? >> they were terrified. >> reporter: campus police were already on the scene investigating a gas leak that triggered that fire alarm, and officer alan rougeko took action. >> we got one down critical here. >> the shooter is in custody. >> reporter: ohio state's chief of police is craig stone. >> our officer was on scene than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. the suspect is d.o.a. >> reporter: as the events unfolded, the students sent out alerts to students in unmistakable terms -- run, hide, fight, key instructions used in campus. >> -wide training to indicate an active threat. the response was immediate as students barricaded themselves in classrooms while waiting about two hours for the all clear. 11 people, in

. >> abdul razak artan. >> reporter: just five months ago, abdul razak ali artan was graduating with honors from community college in ohio. >> it was a jubilant young man. for this to happen, four, pooif months later, i would be curious about what the circumstances were. >> reporter: 14 young people linked to terrorist attacks in the u.s. in his statement posted on facebook before the attack in which he was shot dead, artan wrote, "if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace." known to the fbi, and as agents now seek to learn more, victims are beginning the healing process. >> i could tell he was very angry. >> reporter: 28-year old army vet anderson payne served two tours in iraq unscathed, only to be injured on an american college campus. >> he turned and went to swing the knife at me, and i reached up with my left hand and i grabbed the blade so that it couldn't hit me and that gave me enough time to duck under his arm and make my way back into the building to get away from him. >> all rig because isis is now claiming this young man was one of th