>> um not in the past two hours, not police knocking on my door or anything like that like i said smu sent out an email there was active shooter as soon as they could but really we have been sheltering in place, keep away from win going anywhere you can get hurt from. >> that is the best move. greg stand by. harry hill, anybody different accounts can you tell from what greg is telling us? did you have a different experience in you first got notice there was a shooter active shooter on campus? >> yeah. so, i've just been bjorking all night and i was sitting here around 8:00 when i just started getting text messages from people all over east lansing, family calling, and i've just like you know been sitting here sheltering in place lights off in my office downtown. >> i got to imagine your parents and family have got to be distressed at this point. have you been in contact with them? do they know you're fine? everything good? >> yeah, i've called my mom my dad my grandma. i'm good. >> have you been given, gray back to you, have you been given any guidance on what happens while police are

. >> reporter: investigators say a masked gunman seen here on surveillance footage roamed smu's open campus, first firing shots inside an academic building. >> we had officers in that building within minutes, and in that building they encountered several students who were injured. >> reporter: minutes later, more gunfire in the nearby student union. >> we cannot keep living like this. >> reporter: in all, eight students shot, three killed. brian fraser, arielle anderson, and alexandria verner reportedly studying biology and anthropology, her high school saying she everyonified kindness. the five wounded in critical condition, doctors overwhelmed. meanwhile, a manhunt was under way. police working with the fbi, releasing surveillance images of the suspect. 17 minutes later, the crucial tip. a citizen id'ing the suspect as anthony mcrae, a 43-year-old with no known connection to msu. police say he took his own life hours after the shooting. his father telling nbc news mcrae turned evil and mean after his mother's death. investigators highlighting mcrae's record, most recently pleading

katrina, you are the 0 aging nigerian president, smu, hama, who do. abraham curry has approved a 60 day extension for people to turn an old bank notes. it's part of a plan to replace the country's currency. neither with redesigned once the old currency was supposed to have been replaced by saturday. some things failed to hand out enough money, because a malagon is a political analyst. he says, the situation is fueling a sense of anger against the government. it's been a terrible experience in the country. you know, most people really want to get the money from the bank facing terrible situation. but you can see what we've been complaining about, you know, we, we don't obviously, we're buy resorted to destroy bank because the feels that the government is not helping them to get their own money. and you know, the cost trends and the situation the so, but to the extent of people trying to see what they can do because they didn't know what to do to get to the bank to start bonded banks and doing all kinds of negativity. all because i imagine the country we're by, we are free with money. we

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. >> will revenue come from higher taxes is that what you are saying smu don't have to do anything efficiencies what we're doing how we're doing it. maria: mick does that make sense you don't do anything don't raise taxes saving money. mick: a couple things first sentence was we're not going to reduce spending moves immediately to efficiencies i remember in budget office we asked pentagon first year i was there to get 1% savings, through efficiencies they told us they aren't able to do it keep in mind an entity can't be you audited politicians love to caulk waste, fraud and abuse it is real no question but not going to balance the budget or solve our debt crisis. >> thanks are much for all that you are doing mick mulvaney joining us we will see you soon mick, we'll be right back. stay with us. . of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when y

michigan state university to kill three injure five and bring terror to thousands of students on the huge smu campus. >> really quietly as we could shut off every light. it happened very suddenly. >> i felt like a hostage in my own home looking out the window, ducking, turning off the lights, scared when a car drove by because the campus was on lockdown. >> the toughest thing is not knowing. i didn't know what was true or what valid information i was getting and i was definitely terrified. >> police were on scene within minutes of the first 911 calls monday night but it was more than 3 hours legislationer before they had found the gunman some 5 miles off campus. police say 43 antony mccrae seen in these camera pictures was confronted by officers and that that point he shot and killed himself. now mccrae was apparently arrested on a weapons charge in 2019 and completed 18 months of probation. the three victims who died on monday were all students, brian forecaster ariel anderson. >> it's happening far to be often in this country. while we gather more information one thing we know to be true, w

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then professors at smu can use them. prof. naftali: classified presidential and vice presidential documents are getting a lot of attention these days, and so is the issue of over-classification. what doesn't get nearly as much attention and deserves it is our national declassification system in removing the classified document or digital file from a classified space to an individual researcher. spoiler alert, this issue is not sexy. it does not plan widespread presumptions of national secrecy and most importantly has a a solution to require additional public expenditures on an issue that will not get you votes in wisconsin, pennsylvania, arizona, or georgia, maybe georgia because they have the carter library. [laughter] i want to make three points. to build on what mark said, it is woefully underfunded and understaffed. i predict the national archives is a significant roadblock to the timely review of the cia, pentagon or nsa. i say this with deep frustration from my former colleagues who are hard-working public servants and a

he is expected to be in dallas to see the smu campus today. the departure of ucla and usc is expected to cost pac 12 schools including uc berkeley, millions of dollars in tv revenue. there are reports a new media rights deal is contingent on the conference conference expanding again to 12. super bowl sunday is quickly approaching and a lot is on the line for sports betters gamblers and a number of states will be able to bet legally on the big game for the first time. our xavier walton takes a closer look. >> betting on your friends that the saying goes money. one is twice as sweet as money earned the party's only getting sweeter for super bowl. 57, the american gaming association says americans will wager about 16 billion dollars on this year's championship game and betts go far beyond football. people place wagers on things like how many hot dogs are sold out his hair color during half-time show. and of course, the gator 8 shower for the winning coach. people better. which colors going to be poured out? basically anything there's a yes or no

. >> there was a mother of one of these smu students who said my daughter suffered through the oxford high school shooting that was about a year and a half ago there in nearby oxford, in michigan. how does msu go about trying to help students now? >> oxford high school, 30 miles away from the campus of michigan state, you leave high school and go to college and you're facing yet another mass shooting situation here. and that's when you're talking about how do you stop this, i mean, that's an existential question everybody is facing. but in the meanwhile, you're going to hear stories like take a listen to this one student here and her campus last night. >> after i heard those gunshots, my classmates in the back of the classroom started to scream for help. and my other classmates jumped into action and trying to help everyone. if it weren't for my classmates helping everyone, i don't think that we would have all made it because immediately someone was, like, we need to break open this window, we need to break open this window. >> alex, we're talking about an academic hall. we're talking