dan. the saga continues. now to the latest overnight on the backlash after tuesday's hearing at the capitol with the presidents of mit, penn and harvard. a former inquiry is being opened now. selina wanghe hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, juju. that fallout from the congressional testimony of harvard, mit and u penn is mounting after chair virginia fox said the presidents' statements in response to rampant anti-semitism on their campuses is unacceptable. the house education committee is launching a new inquiry. the inquiry is expected to look at whether they do enough to protect their own student, and fox said the panel will, quote, not hesitate to issue subpoenas. now, the presidents of harvard and u penn have issued statements walking back, trying to clarify their testimony, but already donors and alumni are calling for them to step down. on thursday the u penn board held a hastily scheduled meeting but a spokes person tells me that for now, there are no board plans for imminent leadership change. demarco? >> all right, selina. thank you very much for that report. now to new details in that deadly campus shooting rampage in nevada as we learn more about the gunman and