students and staff were told to stay indoors as suny, state and local police searched the campus. >> they are undergoing a search for an alleged suspect who was armed and reportedly fled the campus. >> reporter: around 8:00 last night, video was shot by a person in the alumni village apartments at suny purchase college. it captured audio of the altercation. you can hear multiple people arguing and discussing what's unfolding in front of them. >> i don't want to pull a gun. >> get down. >> reporter: shortly after hearing the conversation, you can see a man running away. no word if that's a person alleged to have a gun or a bystander. >> we have no reports of any shots fired on campus. >> reporter: college officials say no one was injured in the altercation. police set up check points at the entrances and exits of the college, every car was >> all the information that we have right now supports that the person fled the campus through the woods. >> reporter: suny purchase cleared. >> we are anticipating a full start of classes, regular schedule as of tomorrow morning. >> reporter: colle

. >> officials say the lockdown at suny purchase is over. but they're still looking for a possible armed man who they believe has left campus. >> want to go back to michael george where officials just spoke. >> reporter: natalie, sunni y purchase is now safe, but no one has been able to verify that the reports were true. police are now leaving the scene and are saying, again, that students are safe and are able to leave their dorms. now we want to show you some video of what thins looked like over the last three hours, a massive man hunt on this campus, mostly wooded area. a lot of ground to cover for a huge law enforcement presence as they investigated this report of a possible gunman. how this all started, someone reported seeing a man show a gun, but, again, no reports of shots fired. but this led to such a huge response because of course they have to take things like this seriously. the school was placed on lockdown. students got messages to stay inside, both through e-mail and voice mail as well. and that went on for about three hours a

a spokeswoman for suny said no. any qualified applicant will find a suny school to fit their needs. >> we don't really know the is used. >> he's far from the only one who believes there is a penalty for being asian on college applications. >> yes, it is more difficult being asian to get into college than another race. >> i feel like there's a higher standard set for asian-americans. >> you can have high s.a.t. scores you can't get into anything. >> the question whether there is an asian penalty may be decided in the courts. harvard and unc chapel hill penalize asians for high test scores and gpa's. the schools responded saying the allegation aresague and based on bad information. >>> let's get to our weather. if you like today, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> you'll tike tomorrow and the next day and the next day and the next day. this stretch is going to co9:ntinue. sunshine cleared up noticely you'll be down in thenigh you'rene of the areas under hee freeze warning. it will be chilly over the next several nights, t

the suny purchase campus looks like a crime scene. there was a check point as harrison police and county cops checked every vehicle leaving the campus and boarding buses. police are searching for a possible armed suspect. students here were told to stay indoors and close their blinds. we spoke to students via face time inside their dorms. they say it was swarming with police tonight and some students say they were frustrated at the a senior spoke to us and he said the incident may have started at a campus block party. >> there's no shots fired, i don't think. there was just a presence of someone who showed he had a gun. it was in the alumni housing and it was like a block party. they have parties for different housing communities. they barbecue, grill, music, dancing, events. i don't live on campus and i didn't attend or anything like that. apparently there was an altercation or a fight where someone revealed they had a gun and they fled. >> reporter: it is unclear what sparked the incident. school officials late tonight are only sayi

that victim in stable condition >>> classes will go todayed a suny cam suny campus. this was after reports of a man with a gun last night. the campus was never on lockdown last night but students were advised to stay in their dorms until the search was over. >> weather and traffic on the 4s, let's check in with chris cimino. it's a brand-new week, chris. >> a nice start to a brand-new week. instead of feeling like april or may, it will feel like june. there is a chill in the air. some 30s out there. plenty of sunshine, some high clouds mixing in at times. a beautiful looking day. highs climb together 7 ing to the 70s, close to 80. the sea breeze will kick in knocking temperatures down to the 60s. in the city, 50s right now. we jump from 50s, to 60s and 70s this afternoon. let's find out how the commute is here is emily. >> everything rolling along with the subways. commuter checklist starting off nice for your monday morning. even the buses no delays or detours. a live look at the belt parkway, pretty busy. slow go on the belt by jfk airport. very slow there. alterna

sunday night the suny purchase on campus. no shots were fired but police police from s eral agencies >>> in new jersey former kean university student mckayla m mcgeary created fal public alarm. she tweeted threats during the on-campus rally on racial issues. she now faces 90 days in jail plus restitution for the cos of added security that had to be put in place. her sentencing set for june 17th. >>> 4:58 and happening now, police ant to find the man in this surveillance video. they say he fired indiscriminately walking across a brownsville neighborhood in brooklyn. you can actually see five flashes, unbelievable, from that gun before he takes off. the shooting happened friday night. nobody was struck by any of those bullets but if you have information, please contact police. >>> and in new jersey now, police are on alert for a possible luring suspect in the town of bloomfield. officers patrolling the area right around brookdale park. a couple kids there say they saw a man with handcuffs and tried to go with him. the kids clai

. >>> at 4:34, class also go as scheduled todayed a suny reports of an armed man on campus last night. college officials say the 550-acre campus was never actually on lockdown but students were advised to stay in their dorms. it started when somebody reported seeing a man with a gun on campus. state university and local police spent three hours searching the grounds but no suspect was ever found. >> very safe. we have no reports right now of anything other than the suspect fled the campus. >> the president of suny purchase says local police will remain on campus for the time being for extra security. >>> time for a check of weather and traffic on the 4s. interesting, chris. last week raphael was saying that april was colder than march. >> it was at that point for the first few days of april, below normal temperatures. but we're turning the corner on that. this weekend we started with temperatures climbing to the 60s we're back in the 70s today. morning chill in some suburbs especially out across eastern long island where there's a frost advisory in suffolk county. plenty of sunshine f

. >> the campus was temporary lockdown at suny for reports of a person with a gun. the clampdown was lifted late last night and in a statement, they say the campus is safe and secure. all classes will go on as normal. it's not clear what caused the situation and some say some slashed a gun before a party. there were no shots fired. no arrests have been reported.it's a midnight deadline to file your taxes. extension . juliet: on the fortunate side, aubrey fontes has great news about the weather. make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $4.49, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. if you misplace you

dozens of suny students were headed back to school from a leadership retreat when the bus lost control. 20 students suffered minor in djuries. >> the upper level wind pattern has changed. it's more of a winter type of pattern. usually this is pretty temporary in april. but looks like we're going to have cold air sticking around for several days here. these were the snow totals from ulster county. here three to six inches of snow with willow coming in with 5.8 inches of snow this morning. problems on the roads across ulster and duchess county this poughkeepsie with just over 2.5 implg inches of snow. farmingdale with just about a quarter of an inch. around the city the rainfall added up to about a half inch in central park. newark was just over a third of an inch and islip. in and snow. and still seeing some snow. light snow still coming down around danbury. in fairfield county it is mixing over and changing to sleet. watch out for slick rode along i-95 if you're traveling north towards connecticut tonight. raining in the city still and down across the shore areas. we don't see an end t

suny purchase was locked down for about three hours after they were given the all-clear about 11:30. >>> at the nation's high court today, a legal debate over immigration and the power of the president. millions of undocumented immigrants are watching and waiting to see if president obama's effort to keep them from being deported will overcome a challenge by 25 states. immigrant families emerged from the u.s. supreme court to huge cheers with even bigger hopes after a 90-minute showdown over immigration law and presidential powers. >> i'm tired of going to school and living in fear that my brother and my sister are going to come home to find out that my mom is not there. >> reporter: texas and 25 other states are challenging president obama's efforts to halt deportations for some 4 million undocumented immigrants, including children brought here illegally and parents of children born here in the united states. >> as it transforms unlawful conduct into lawful conduct. if the president has the power to do that, i think that should trouble every american. >> reporter: the eight justices

>>> new tonight, police in west chester county arrested a suspt in connection with a scare on the suny perfect campus. officers swarmed the campus after reports of an armed man. students were told to stay inside. tonight, police arrested 24-year-old john pierre flicher. >>> the feds busted the leader of a jewish volunteer patrol group on bribery charges. it's part of a bigger corruption investigation. federal officials say that he used his connection with the nypd license division paying thousands of dollars to fast track gun permits. he was caught on a wiretap bragging he obtained more than 150 gun licenses for people who wouldn't qualify for them. three officers in the division was transferred as a result of the investigation. this is linked to the joint investigation with the fbi and the u.s. attorney. the appropriate involved fnur senior nypd officials who face disciplinary action for allegedly taking money and gifts from two brooklyn businessme in exchange for preferential treatment. >>> now to a story that may bring a tear t o your eye. a mother battling cancer is given the calnc

live at suny purchase, michael george. >> good news on that one. thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house and the race to win new york. about 30 hours until the polls open. hillary clinton and bernie sanders pulling out all the stops today, hitting the burroughs before voters hit the polls. we have a wrap up of today's events. >> if you will go out and voigt for me even on tuesday, i will fight for you during this campaign, and i will fight for you every single day in the white house! calling all democrats from the diehards to the swing voters. >> she has more experience on local issues and foreign. >> hello, washington heights! >> reporter: it was time to motivate the vote, and to do that, hillary clinton used salsa in upper manhattan. and anti-gun violence message in the church pews of mt. vernon. >> nobody else running on either side is willing to take the stands that i think must be taken. >> reporter: and bill de blasio's progressive street cred in bed sty. not far away another massive sanders rally, drawing thousands of new yorkers,

. >>> police say they are zeroing in on a suspect who was seen carrying a gun at suni purchase college. we have exclusive interviews that spurred a temporary campus lockdown. >> classes are back in session here. some students looking over their shoulders after reports of an armed man on campus. >> at the end of the day the guy cannot be in all the places at the same time, but it's still scary. >> reporter: last night police flooded the college looking for the suspect. >> reporter: you can see a man running away. no word if that is the person alleged to have the gun or bystander. >> reporter: once they were notified, they were told to stay indoors, that the library here was on lockdown. as campus local and state >> i heard over the loud speaker that everyone needs to get in their rooms that it is not a drill to stay indoors because they said that there was an armed gunman on campus. >> reporter: no shots were ever fired that they believe that the man that ran through the wooded area behind the dorms. as they investigated, check points at entrances were set up. every car was inspected be

. >>> a man is under arrest in connection with the campus scare that led to a lockdown at suny purchase in westchester. investigators say it started at a student event sunday night. students were told to stay in place as police flooded the campus looking for a possible armed man. charges are penning against the 24-year-old. >>> at least 28 people are dead, more than 300 injured after a deadly attack in afghanistan's capitol city. broke out at a government security compound after a suicide bomber blew up a truck full of explosives. police say an armed militant stormed the agency after the blast and the taliban claimed responsibility for the coordinated assault. the police chief said, the suicide bomber tried to get into the building but our officers shot and killed him. afghan security forces say they gunned down the second attacker after a two-hour battle. more than three dozen people, mostly civilian, died in the injured. he says he tried to run but was hit in the leg and couldn't stop the bleeding. the attack happened just a mile from the u.s. embassy at the height of morning rush hou

. >>> arrest report in the campus scare that led to a lockdown at suny purchase in westchester, police say it started with a confrontation at a student even last night. the man was then seen running away. students were told to stay in place as police flooded the campus looking for a possible armed man. tonight police arrested a 24- year-old new rochelle man, charges are pending. >>> american is among those confirmed dead as the death toll from that powerful earthquake in the quarter now climbs to 413. rescuers continue digging possible survivors. heavy equipment is being used, video shows the moment the 7.8 magnitude quake rocked the region yesterday. and tonight in jackson heights, queens, residents are worried about family and friends, packed a community meeting held by ecuador office consulate general. >>> this dramatic rescue after working for hours firefighters finally reached three residents who were trapped beneath a collapsed holding. rescuers were pulling a man to safety. >>> floodwaters are -- starting to recede in houston, but more rain is heading to the area after a powerfu

this morning charges are pending for a westchester man in connection to the scare on the suny purchase campus. school officials arrested 24-year-old jean pierre filcher. students were asked to stay indoors after reports of a gunman on campus. noed sos were fired, no shots were fired but police swarmed the area. >>> and in new jersey a former kean university student admitted to making threats against fellow african-american students last fall. prosecutors say kayla mccelby tweeted those and is now in jail. >>> and australian investigators say two parts that were found of indian ocean off mozambique. >>> officials are looking for those responsible for an explosion that went off on a bus during rush hour. 21 people were injured, two seriously, and so far no group is claiming responsibility. this attack took place four days before the jewish observance of passover. >>> and police are looking for a possible luring suspect in the town of bloomfield. a couple kids near brookdale park saw a man with handcuffs try to convince a 12-year-old girl to go with him. the kids claim that he was imperso

students at suny purchase interrupted her remarks by if she wins, we lose. after the speech a green peace activist caught up with her while shaking hands. >> from the time we started doing polls back in the great depression, when asked do you think things will be better? they have always said yes. >> she wins, we lose! >> oh, i know the bernie people came to say that. we're very sorry, you're leaving. >> i'm with bern, i'm with bern, i'm with bern! i'm with bern! >> you know -- wait. can i just say this? as they're leaving i want to say i have earned nine million votes in this election. already. i have 1 million more votes than donald trump. and i have 2.5 million more votes than bernie sanders! >> will you act on your word and reject -- >> this is not money from fossil fuel. i'm so sick of the sanders campaign lying about this. i'm sick of it! >> the sanders campaign issued a statement, claiming that clinton has received contributions from oil and gas and coal industry l lobbyi lobbyists. and they responded by saying that sanders has received more than 50,0

tangible quality to that is what's happening in the sense that we tell these rebel groups, we say to the suny arabs who are allies, don't fund the al qaeda groups because we'll support these groups and the cease-fire will work. then putin breaks the cease-fire and keeps doing it again so the monarchy keeps throwing money at the al qaeda groups so it spreads. and absolutely we have, syria is a great example. we have very poor allies. >> more fire power is the answer? i don't think so. >> the president is moving in that direction. >> one of the dumbest things i think we could do is start handing out surface-to-air missiles to rebels to shoot down russian planes. i mean, what is -- is there anything there that's worth the confrontation between the united states and russia or even between our nato allied turkey and russia? that's the kind of thing you want to avoid. >> i suspect the president is holding the line on that. he's been thought to be thinking about this for the ast six years maybe. >> you bring them in there and that possibility is wide open. >> let me remind you that putin is growing

greenpeace tonight, posting video of hillary clinton's appearance at suny purchase in west chester county. her fiery response after being asked if she will pledge not to take money from the fossil fuel industry. >> will you act on your words to reject fossil fuel money in your campaign? >> i do not -- i have money from people who work for fossil fuel companies. i am so sick -- i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about me. i'm sick of it. >> tonight, the sanders campaign firing back, saying clinton has taken contributions from lobbyists for the fossil fuel industry. >>> we turn overseas tonight, and to india. the desperate hunt for survivors at this hour after an overpass under construction collapsed in calcutta. a surveillance camera catching the cars waiting to pass there. and then, the road above crashing down on them. from above, the stunning view of the destruction, and the frantic scramble afterward. at least 21 people dead. more than 100 still unaccounted for at this hour. >>> and from belgium tonight, that most wanted man arrested after the terror attacks in paris, reportedl

. >>> classes are back on schedule after suny -- reports of an armed suspect just after 9:00 last night. they believe that suspect may have run off into the woods. officials say there were no reports of shots fired and at this time there is not a threat to the campus. >>> a major battle a brewing at the supreme court today. the justices are hearing arguments on a controversial immigration law, challenging president obama has to enforce it. megan hughes is outside the supreme court building in d.c. to explain what is at stake. >> good afternoon, those arguments just wrapping up. this issue, the latest hot button dividing republicans and the white house as well as red and blue states. both sides out in full force today. people lined up outside the court over the weekend to hear the historic arguments. and for some, it was personal. >> i'm most afraid of my family country. >> it would directly benefit both of my parents, because it would give the opportunity to have a work permit. it would have defraction, which would keep them from being deported. >> reporter: the 8 justices will consider

. >>> a scare on the campus of is suny purchase in westchester. police searched for a possible gunman. video shot by a person in the alumni village apartments captures an argument. someone is heard saying the man has a gun and people are seen running. officials say no word on anyone injured. the campus has been checked and cleared. >>> now over to john elliott for the forecast. >> thank you, chris. 52, winds are calm, relative humidity at 50%. variety, the 30s circling the city. 38 in madison. and warmer up into the valley. 46 in riverhead. the hampton, still in the 30s. parts of the jersey shore struggling to hit 40 now but not the case this afternoon. 23478 the city, normal is 62. not a record but still very nice. and in fact, that's the normal high for the 12th of june. and i do think we will see some warmer readings into parts to of the hudson valley and new jersey. a toasty treat today. a weak front tomorrow will bring in a chance for light rain early and then some cooler temperatures. but it's just a one-day deal. looking good wednesday into

. >> suny albany pushed their spring break back by a week so it ran on the same week of st.'s day to sort of get the kids out of there so that they wouldn't be around for the st. patrick's day parade. >> last thing i want to do is arrest college students that are here. as far as i'm concerned, the message is strong. we're not going to tolerate it. >>> coming up -- >> back up! >> concert-goers in los angeles rush the gates. >> stop now! the party will be stopped. >> when "caught on camera: crowd control" continues. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. >>> june 26th, 2010. the electric daisy carnival, considered a large-scale

he's also going to be in albany where there's another big rally among students, another big suny campus. what we heard basically is his stump speech there. he talks about income inequality, criminal justice and so forth. on the weekend shows, yesterday, he did heat up his rhetoric. he started to say secretary clinton, his opponent is perhaps, he didn't go so far as to say she was disqualified, but he said she had exercised poor judgment. he's starting to reframe the term from qualified to what kind of judgment has she executed in her vote to authorize the iraq war, her relationship with big banks, that kind of think. he's definitely dialed back the issue of being qualified, but he is saying she has bad judgment. that's a serious charge to level. >> hillary clinton has been questioning his judgment in the past or no? >> well, she has hinted at things, she said basically she doesn't know that he's done his homework. she's never gone as far to say he's unqualified. he and his team interpreted many things she said last week, including here on msnbc and "morning joe," to suggest he wasn't qu

suny.the day butty a chilly start.ill you'll need the jacket as you head outside this clear skies, light winds lig win overhead will mean lots of sunshine this afternoon once thn the sun gets up in the skyky there, we'll warm things up nicely.nice 33 at dulles this morning, thimn 10 degrees warmer here in there city. 43 degrees. 34 gaithersburg.34aith 30 at frederick this morning. mg there were freeze and frost advisories in effect offer to i the north and west until 9:000 a.m. this morning. satellite and radar as i justd a mentioned clear skies overheadih and we're going to keep themhem around just about all dayut long.lo. 44 degrees, a little chilly byy 8:00 in the morning.. by the time we get to the noon hour, 57 degrees and lots of loo sunshine throughout the thr afternoon and even into theve early evening.evenng 62 degrees your daytime high h today about 63, 64 degreesgr later on this afternoon.ft again, full details coming ong n the weekend which spoiler s alert looks a lot like today

the charter bus was carrying student from suny maritime back to campus. it went off the side of a road late yesterday morning. all of the injuries are, thank goodness, considered minor. state police think icy conditions definitely caused the crash. >>> police are looking for a gang of thieves who robbed hundreds of dollars from a deliveryman in hamilton heights. police at the 30th precinct say the thieves got close to $300. they cornered the victim in an that he was delivering. two of the suspects are young men ages 18 to 20 maybe. the third suspect is a young woman who was dressed in a gray hoodie and was wearing dark jeans. >>> time is 6:04. a saturday night birthday bash nearly turned into a bashing for a bar owner targeted by a violent gang of teenagers. the trouble erupted at the hardware bar in hell's kitchen. it's a known gay bar and the owner ericine einstein was celebrating a friend's birthday when an egg was thrown and hit him in the jaw. eric saw three teenaged boys staring at him and took off. he gave chase and caught up with one. >> he hit me

time as a directorti at mohawk valley community college and i also work as an adjunct instructor at suny poly. i am not a burden on the p community. i am not a burden on social services. yes, community helped me to get this but now it's my time to pay back. and, i would say, most refugee do the same. >> reporter: so, are refugees r the economic boon that motivated immigrants famously have been?sl yes, says economist jeffrey sachs, but there are negatives, >> some workers face increased job competition and their wages can be driven down. if lower skilled immigrants come, then lower skilled american workers may se a decline in their wages, whereas business owners may see more workers at lower cost for them. >> reporter: and, what if, as many americans fear, even just a few are terrorists? shelly callahan's response: this isn't europe. >> refugees are the most intensively screened immigrants to come to this country. about two years of intenset scrutiny by the department of homeland security, the f.b.i., ice, department of state, there's d.n.a. testing involved. >> for those people who is pr

suny.plane had just taken off from key west international wes headed to reagan national whenle officials say it hit a bird. b that plane turned around andd landed safely.af thank goodness none of the 63 passengers on board, none was hurt. >>> a u.s. naval officer based in norfolk faces espionage f charges this morning.s is m lieutenant commander edward lin is accused of passing off secrets to china. c we'll coming up in our 7 o'clock hour. hour. >>> hillary clinton makes ay campaiclgn stop in baltimore. the democratic frontrunnerrorunr rallied in charm citylld yesterday. miss clinton also picked up support from maryland myl congressman elijah cummings. cug all this ahead of the crucialuca april 19th new york primary.mary maryland's primary is a week later on april 26th.pril 26t steve. >> thank you al.>> >>> kevin is going to join us gt live from los angeles afternges his sit down with captain cta america's chris evans and ansnd reminder as we head to breakd tk right now if you have a news n

. >>> a man is now in police custody in connection with the lockdown at suni purchase. 24-year-old john pierre flicher was caught last night after a dispute at a campus event. police believe philcher is the man spotd a gun sunday night. the incident forced students to stay indoors for hours while police searched the campus. >>> more rain is expected to fall in texas this morning after flooding turned dangerous an deadly. five people died when surging waters wiped out roadways and destroyed homes yesterday. rescue crews performed 1,200 high water rescues using ropes, boats and helicopters. schools are closed and power has been knocked out to thousands of homes in the houston area. the city has already seen about 20 inches of rain. >> that is amazing. 20 inches. >>> 4:45. meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast partly cloudy skies coming your way. there's a few clouds this morning. high clouz are across if you are out early like me walking the dog. there's a haze around the moon out there. so there's going to be some high clouds this morning. we're going to continue to see

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the charter bus was carrying student from suny maritime back to campus. it went off the side of a road late yesterday morning, all of the injuries considered minor. state police think that icy conditions caused that crash. >>> new york state's common core testing for english language arts will start this morning for grades 3-8. the e.l.a. testing will run through thursday and the common core testing for math will be conducted from april 13th to the 15th. schools are bracing once again for parents who opt out of having their children tested. >>> coming up the couple booted from the ball room on last night's "dancing with the stars." good to be alive right about now >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. what awe buzzer beat sunk with just seconds to go. villanova with a win in the ncaa championship and the player behind that unbelievable shot joins us live right here on abc. time for me to take it >>> dancing drama. nyle and peta steal the show ginger and val right behind them bringing it home in a heart felt dance. >> i thought you really pulled that o

i spokeswoman for suny said no. a spokesman for new jersey state schools declined to say. both states said they couldn't accepted and rejected applicants broken down by s.a.t. scores and race. that makes this student suspicious. >> you don't really know the level to which this information is used. >> he's far from the only one who believes there is a penalty for being asian on college applications. >> yes, it is more difficult being asian to get into college than, say, another race. >> i feel like there's a higher standard set for asian americans as compared to maybe other cities. >> you can have high s.a.t. scores. up can't get into anything. >> the question of whether there is an asian penalty may be decided in the courts. recently, a group called students for fair admissions filed suits bens unc chapel hill. the schools have responded saying their allegations are vague and based on bad information. for the i-team, i'm chris glorioso. >>> more investigations means more answers. to look into, give us a call. >>> coming up next at 7:30, the latest on the top stories, inclu

i'm ben with the rockefeller institute at suni. of this is a pretty heavy lift, given the sort of culture of college and universities you talked about the cla, cla plus institution level testing. you talked about individual assessment again with the cla plus and talk about the nap-like approach, which presumably could give national results, regional results, institution-type results. given how hard all of this is, where would you start? what's most important? >> well, i would start with number one like recognizing that, yes, the lifting is heavy, but the stakes are very high. when i say we're in crisis, i mean that we are graduating thousands of students into a brutal job market that remains even with all the recovery in the job market remains the case that we're graduating students to the youngest college educated workers continue to face very high unemployment numbers. and the amount of student loan debt they're carrying is unconsciousable and assessment appears to be one of the levels we can finally start to press colleges for h

and local officers searched the campus last night after someone reported seeing a man with a gun at suny campus. the president of tonight, partly cloudy, 57. the morning, specially north of the city. 70, though, was the high. winds cooler. 65. thursday, partly sunny, 69. >>> coming up on the "today" show, comedian, tony hail talks about the upcoming fifth season of veep. we'll have another local update in 30 minutes. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's riggedt by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, orning on "today's take," robert de niro gets candid about the controversial comments he made on this show. then two hilarious stars. "veep's" tony hal

>> thanks, i'm ben with the rockefeller institute at suni. my question is, you've talked about all of this is a pretty heavy lift. as you said, this culture of colleges and universities, you've talked about the cla, cla plus institution level, testing, you have talked about individual assessment again with cla plus and you talk about the nape like approach which could give national results, regional results, institution type results. given how hard all of this is, where would you start? what's most important? >> i would start with number one that yes, the lifting is heavy but stakes are high. when i say we are in crisis i mean we are graduating thousands of students into a brutal job market remains even with all of the recovery and the job market remain the case of graduating students, continuing to face high unemployment numbers, and the amount of student loan debt they are carrying is unc unconscienceable. i think the system should feel incredible shame over the fact that within ten years $100,000 tuition is probably on the horizon. that's

students at suny purchase interrupted clinton's remarks by chanting "if she wins, we lose." then a greenpeace activist caught up with clinton when she was shaking hands. >> from the time we started doing polls back in the great depression, when asked "do you think things will be better" they've always said yes. >> oh, i know the bernie people came to say that. we're very sorry you're leaving. [ crowd chanting "i'm with her" ] >> you know, wait, before -- can i just say this? as they're leaving i want to say i have earned nine million votes in this election. [ cheers and applause ] already. i have one million more votes than donald trump and i have 2.5 million more votes than bernie sanders. >> >> are they lying about her? >> that's a little different than jeb sitting there talking for about 20 minutes, somebody asking him a question on whether he should take money from fossil fuels and she said "i'm so sick --" >> the bernie sanders' campaign issued a statement after video on that last interaction that we saw that hit the web pointing to a greenpeace analysis claiming clinto

>>> new tonight, police in west chester county arrested a suspt in connection with a scare on the suny perfect campus. officers swarmed the campus after reports of an armed man.

. >> officials say the lockdown at suny purchase is over. but they're still looking for a possible armed man who they believe has left campus. >> want to go back to michael george where officials just spoke.

administrators at suny purchase in westchester telling students and faculty that the school is safe. police were called to search the grounds for a man believed to be armed. >>> the presidential candidates are making last-minute appeals for support one day before tomorrow's new york state primary. hillary rodham clinton, ted cruz, donald trump will be in manhattan today. >>> today is tax day. millions of americans face midnight deadlines to file the