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. >> orangeburg, so one person shot. we don't know condition. say they're following or pursuing, at least, one suspect. they have reason to believe there's still potential trouble so the campus is on lockdown. that's south carolina state university, orangeburg, says. >>> the incredible story of virginia's former governor, and his wife. today they pleaded not guilty, after the governor turned down a deal with prosecutors that would have kept some possibly embeer wassing details private and saved his wife jeopardy. the deal would have spared the former republican governor book mcdonnell most of the charges he is facing and would have let his wife walk completely off the hook. it also would have kept secret the details in a private federal indictment which outlines the gifts they're accused of accepting. prosecutors say the gifts cam from the head of a vitamin supplement company, and in exchange, the feds say that mcdonnell helped promote his products. and all of the evidence seems to suggest on the surface at this point that is what happened. of c

state police say suspect justin bernard singleton was taken into custody in orangeburg and charged withder of brandon robinson. [ sirens ] >> the campus is locked down. our students are secured and safe. >> reporter: the university, located 40 miles from columbia, went into lockdown after robinson was found shot inside one of the on-campus dorms. according to the police complaint, the suspect was seen arguing with robinson and pulled a gun and fired. the school's president tearfully mourned the loss. >> we, again, are extraordinarily sad about this. he was a very nice young man, and it hurts. >> reporter: friends and fellow football players say robinson was a great player who wanted to go pro someday. >> it's a shame when tragedy occurs. my condolences, you know, a shout-out to his family. they didn't deserve it. he didn't deserve it. you know, he was a good-hearted dude. >> reporter: this latest incident marks the third campus shooting just this week. monday outside philadelphia, a student was injured after being shot at widener university. a day later at purdue university, police say

at south carolina state university in orangeburg, south carolina.n in new york city, but the city still has seen 58 incidents in the first 23 days of 2014. philadelphia was already numbering 22 murders on the 20th of this month, more murders than days in the year. chicago has had at least 41 shooting deaths this year. detroit, at least 38 shootings. some fatal. there have been shootings in a supermarket, in a barbershop, in a movie theater. and then yesterday, the latest. a shooting at a mall in columbia, maryland, left three people dead. the 19-year-old gunman killing two employees at a skate shop before apparently shooting himself. police don't yet know the motive. 2013 is the year we took no meaningful national legislative action to curb gun violence. and it appears that 2014 is the year that we will live and die with the consequences of that inaction. that's our show for today. thanks to you at home for watching. i'm going to see you next saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. but right now, it's time for a preview of "weekends with alex witt." >>> the