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vented frustration with all this in a tweet writing, we re getting attacked for participating in a recount we didn t ask for by a man who won the election who think was there was massive voter fraud. david wright, abc news, madison. another developing story this morning. investigation into monday s attack on the campus of ohio state university. students returned to class today. investigators combing through the life of the suspect who attended the school along with those he attacked. from ohio state campus in columbus. reporter: a terrifying scene at ohio state university, the chaos starting as the campus s came to life just before 10:00 a.m. when authorities say a male suspect in a car deliberately jumps a curb and plows into pedestrians. this is osu, we have a vehicle stra struck pedestrians. reporter: the suspect carries a butcher knife slashing people running around. cutting people. reporter: looked like he was trying to hurt as many as he could. repor ....
there s one road to get down the mountain from the hotel, and it was un-gulfed in flames. well, we are keeping fingers crossed for you and your family, just stay calm, and i know the firefighters have their hands full, but we will hope for the best. thank you so much, logan. thank you. yeah. and the good news is they re supposed to target the fire getting a little bit of rain. so hopefully that helps. zone. we have a storm system moving through bringing heavy rain. the second system is expected this evening, so, of course, we ll continue to stay on top of the breaking story from tennessee. other major story now from south america where there s been a deadly plane crash in colombia. 81 people were on board the plane chartered by a brazilian club soccer team when it went down on the way to the airport. there were nine crew members on board, and officials say at least six people survived the crash. electrical problems before the crash, but because of weather co ....
swamp. laurie ingram and ari fleischer will be here in a moment. but first the opening monologue. the abusive mainstream media continue to show they re unanyone to cover president-elect donald trump fairly. take a look at this report from jeff zeleny. take a look. donald trump is showing signs tonight of being a sore winner. the president-elect is suggesting with zero evidence to back up his claim that he won the popular vote and he s a victim of wide spread election fraud. is that fair and balanced? president-elect trump responded by retweeting criticisms of sell any s report and tweeted cnn is so embarrassed by their total 100% support of hillary clinton and yet her loss and a landslide, they don t know what to do. later he added, quote, i thought that at cnn would get better after they failed so badly in their support of hillary clinton. however since the election they are worse. now it s important to remember that jeff zeleny, he s the same so-called journalist, ....
paul: it is a little bit of both. ancient set of disciplines but at the same time law has also managed to keep up with seismic or tectonic shifts in all sorts of things in society. and technology is the latest challenge. there is always going to be a give and take when it comes to rapidly changing things like the law. think it willnd i all work out in the end. host: what is an example today we are facing? paul: fourth amendment. we think about the centuries old guarantee that unreasonable searches and seizures shall not occur without a warrant, let s say. how doquestion is something like that apply to cell phones, to email accounts, and it is a great measure of how fast things change. the law is just figuring out those two examples and it may be figuring that out about the time those two won t be as important in our daily lives. there is this built in delay that the loss suffers from and it is hard to keep up with the latest shifts. are speaking with georgetown universi ....
public service by america s cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. host: georgetown university law professor paul ohm, is law keeping up with technology? guest: it s trying its darnedest, but like with a lot of us, it s really hard to keep up with technology. and is so, you know, we have different areas of the law, constitutional law, statutory law, but at the end of the day, the shifts, the changes, the different ways we communicate, you know, the same things that befuddle just your average american has begun to also confuse lawyers and the legal system and judges in kind of disruptive and profound ways. host: is it because technology is changing so quickly, or is it because law is not changing guest: well, it s interesting, it s a little of both. i mean, law is an ancient tradition, right? it s an ancient set of disciplines. but at the same time, law has also managed to keep up with kind of seismic or tect ....