strayer is doing well.merican public, cappella, and most folks say the students are getting good service from those institutions. we heard senator durban from illinois say a few minutes ago that the department of education knew there were problems. weren't problems well-known inside the higher ed industry. >> corinthian was a controversial for-profit. it was a large institution serving a low income, a troubling number i saw, 35% of students were from incomes of $10,000 a year or less in income. so a student population, many of which are likely to fail, for reasons not necessarily corinthian's fault. >> poverty level college students have a higher drop out rate than other. this was the hardest to educate. >> they were educating, enrolling some of the most vulnerable. and not serving them well. however, the infrastructure that the federal government had set up was not finding a way to shut them down, they were not tripping alarms rising to the level of shutting them down. in part because the government outsou

the university admin strayers said that they told the local police by the drill but they did not inform the relevant security forces. >> the incident, the possibility of even the military sending specialized units. they would find themselves in an awkward position where they are fighting on their own. that is why we're saying that the higher level of protocol must be followed. >> following a series of attacks based in somalia. gunmen killed 148 people in northern kenya earlier this year. since then several universities across the country have been carrying out random drills to prepare everyone for attacks. >> when you're doing a drill you inform people. they have to be informed. well, not the details of the timing, but what is actually bound to happen. i saw students hanging on rooftops. they were scared. it was a real situation. it ended up looking like a real terrorist attack, actually. >> martin said he's lucky to be alive, but he's also angry that they were not warned, that someone died, and another might not be able to walk again. catherine soi, nairobi. >> there has been an explos