she's not the first one to have a problem with unc.e story. >> reporter: of the being sexually assaulted, they approached administrators for help but the response only added. to their pain. >> she told me a rape is like football. and if you look back on the game, what would you have done differently in that situation? >> reporter: did you feel like you were being blamed? >> absolutely. >> reporter: clark was raped offcampus in 2007 and did not go to the police thinking an investigation was pointless because her attacker was unknown to her. she says it was a similar situation for her five years later, with another insensitive response from a university adviser. >> and when i said i had been through a trauma and i was having a difficulty adjusting they said, everyone's having a difficult time adjusting, you're just being lazy, maybe you can't handle carolina. >> reporter: clark and pino with two other students who say he they were rape victim ways former unc administrator filed a civil rights complaint that led to a federal investigation

fair to all the parties involved in these incidents. >> reporter: holdon thorpe is the chancellor of uncral probe comes amid new outrage on the chapel hill campus over a case before the student run honor court. a young woman unsuccessfully sought punishment for an exboyfriend she claims sexually abused her. instead, she ended up facing honor court charges of intimidation. what do you say to these women who say that the system here filed them? >> well, we're supportive of our students and we need to be as supportive as we can possibly be and i say to them thank you for sharing your concerns with us so that we can address them for you and also make sure that what we do better in the future. >> reporter: the university recently defended how it handles sexual assault cases and its pledging full cooperation with federal investigators. there is also been a recent wave of changes on campus much the student run honor court is no longer allowed to hear sexual assault complaints. a former prosecutor has been hired to help formulate changes in university policies. the women behind the federal compl

. >> en unc ambio de los votantes los apoyan para los 11 miloones de indocuemtaos, 7 de cada 10 favorecen deportacion en el país pero inspiro un cambio por que los migrantes se organizaron para defender familias. >> un 71% de los votantes republicanos apoyan plan para reforma y mejorar. >> neceistamos como dice es el liderazgo, necesitamos de el para traerlo a un voto, eso queren los republicanos y democratas. >> los mayores de 50 años solo el 15% en el 2010 los apoyaba, ahora un 56% ños apoya. >> las personas que salen del closset migratorio y soñadores en la comunidad migrante para contar hisotiras y da cambio. >> el 6 de noviembre donde apoyaron al presidente obama para que muchos politicos abran los ojos. >> tienen un asiento mas en la mesa, y hablamos como yo por que necesitamos moernos para adelante. >> enseguida en noticias 14, le contaremos que una niña de 9 años hizo para pedir ayuda. >> la obra de ingenieria impedira tacos en la carretera uno. >> vemos por que interrogan al novio de la cantante en india, al volver. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> esta mañana se inaugura dos tuneles en la ruta 101,

david mattingly joins us now and one complaint alleged unc has "an atmosphere of sexual violence."t are the allegations and why did the government agree to step in? >> the investigation is handled by the department of education and comes from five women behind this complaint, four of them claiming they had been sexually assaulted while students at unc and another joining in the suit as a former dean of students. the lead complaint tells a disturbing story, talks about how she reported allegations that she had been raped and was told by administrators that "rape is like football, saying you take a look back at it and wonder what you could have done differently." so that is the most disturbing allegation here, but the complaint goes on saying that women were made to feel that administrators fostered an environment of silence and hostility toward cases of alleged rape. these women submitted a 4-page brief back in january, the department of education now saying yes we're going to launch this probe after they provided more information, but they're cautioning everyone saying yes we're lo

i want you to listen to the student who filed a sexual assault claim against unc. >> it's about justiceas been going on for far too long. all across the country. and nothing has been done about it. and so we finally decided to seek help. >> let's talk law and justice now. criminal defense attorney holly hughes is here to talk back with us. holly, one young woman says she went to the school official and she was told this. i can't believe this when i heard this. rapists like football and if you look back in the game would you have done anything differently. >> right. that's not the first time we have heard those allegations. there is another young lady who has come forward and when she spoke out publicly, first they have to go through the honor corps, which is student-run at unc. and they said to her when she complained of rape, no, there was no rape. and they asked her questions and they said she -- they made me feel like i had done something wrong, like i was being questioned when i was there reporting rape. then they found no finding of rape. and when she went out on campus and said, y

everyone unc says oh, man, do you have to do that, you drink that stuff all night. >> eric, here's what people need to know. the colonoscopy isn't the issuing. it's the prep. these days they can put you to sleep if you want. the next thing you know, when is the procedure? you've already had it. the prep is the issue. i urge everyone to go through it. it takes a couple hours. you can have a virtual colonoscopy. >> jamie: they're not as effective. >> i believe if you can have a colonoscopy, you should get it. >> eric: get the colonoscopy. it's important. >>> new information about calcium, brand new study concerning that. it's very important for bone health. new research shows women who take large amounts of calcium, they could be at an increased risk of heart disease and even worse, dr. samadi, what happens if women take too much calcium? >> we've talked about a lot about calcium, important for bone health after 65 or 70 when you have osteoporosis. calcium and vitamin d become more significant. this study is from sweden looking over 60,000 patients. a long period. what they're finding out

the women behind the federal complaint say their problem is national and not limited to unc. >> so iling when they're more concerned about either not getting sued or their reputation or compliance than actually helping students. >> reporter: the department of education says its decision to investigate is not based on any determination that wrongdoing has in fact occurred. there is no word on when the inquiry might be complete. david mattingly, cnn, chapel hill, north carolina. >>> now let's head to the u.s. supreme court where justices are taking their first steps toward possibly redefining the american family. right now they're hearing arguments on the first of two laws that restrict same-sex marriage and the legal rights of those who have such unions. it is an epic debate and one teaming with emotions. for days and days supporters of same-sex marriage have camped out braving the cold and snow hoping to get inside the court to hear those historic arts. we have our correspondents and analysts inside and outside the court. they're covering all angles of the landmark fight. and we want

why i, m't she gespong to the police and wer t is she gespongo the honor court at unc chapel hill.t's a mpmatery and we don't knng to r. let's understand what this means. some untrained honor court people found there wasn't sufficient evidence. surprise, surprise, the date rape scenario is d brpelcur restriction on her ability to let others knng to r, not only t this enly is le olent, but also, that unc is probably not the right place to vespoce any concerns about sshe's isl assau. >> megyn: and he says his lawyer comes out tus ay and sapma his client is allyischicalacterized as a rapi and also facing threats of le olence he says because of her faa se allegations. >> that's where you get into the first amendment. f and this honor court found he wasn't guilty of these assaur look it's defamation, i'm afraid to go on cpma pus now, all of that, but it just doesn't-- none of this makes any sense to me or rings true. we're not talking about administrators here, not talking principals or teachers, we're talking students judging other students here on something as dire as sshe's isl assau

the other side of the bracket kansas took the top seed in the south but they have a date with either uncova should they advance to the round of 32. in the east, indiana starts as the top seed. it's second seed miami that has a lot of people talking. they'll face pacific in the opening round. then vegas likes louisville to take the title. indiana's odds aren't far behind. tournament action kicks off tomorrow with the first four round in dayton, ohio. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," an influential senate republican calls for a 75-year mix in medicare in exchange for additional tax revenue. will it be enough to bring other republicans on board? the "morning joe" crew is going to break it down and discuss. >>> we huddle around the water cooler as sarah palin breaks out some props at the curve stiff conference in washington. [ female announcer ] made just a little sweeter... because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. >>> we told you at the top

in the south, likely the game of the day on paper, number eight seed unc, the tar heels of north carolinato face number nine seed, villanova. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama urges the next generation of israelis to lead the push for peace in the middle east. we'll break down his speech in jerusalem and what it says about america's role in the region moving forward. >>> when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler where governor chris christie faces a tough crowd, a classroom full of kindergartners. >> yes? >> i saw you on tv. >> did you? >> what was i doing? >> nothing. >> nothing? >> more of the governor's grilling when "way too early" comes right back. [ male announcer ] ok, here's the way the system works. let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. that's not much you think. except it's 2% every year. does that make a difference? search "cost of financial advisors" ouch. over time it really adds up. then go to e-trade and find out how much our advice costs. spoiler alert: it's low. really? yes, really. e-trade offers in

. >> we have to go unc all of the way. that's what i am saying. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> the time now is 18 after the top of the hour. coming up next on "the rundown" did springing forward make it harder for you to sleep last night? a sleep doctor is here with tips to help you catch up on your rest. some parents hoping tough love teaches their teens a lesson. why they turned them into the police. but first as we go to break a look at the gas prices the new national average $3.70 that's unchanged from yesterday. >> welcome back. it is 22 after the top of the hour. president obama could name his new pick for labor secretary as soon as today. he's expected to pick thomas perez an assistant attorney general for the justice department. perez would replace solace who resigned in february. taking an aspirin may protect women from deadly skin dancer. women who use aspirin were 21 percent less likely to develop melanoma. the risk continued to drop the longer women took the drug. researchers say it's because aspirin reduces inflammation which they believe develop

as unc-chapel hill grad, an awesome time of year. they're an eight seed.about it. i do want to talk to ernie johnson. so this is my friend, tnt, tbs, turni turner sports. nice to see you. sdl gre . >> great to see you, too. >> why is this an awesome time of year? >> because it captures the imagination of everybody in the country. not just sports fans. the die hard college hoop fans can't wait to get their brackets and fill it ut. but a lot of folks don't know one team from another but i like that mascot name and i know everybody else in the office -- >> i really like their uniforms. >> exactly. and so i think that's what gets so many fringe fans to the tv set. and suddenly people who had no idea where gonzaga was become fans. to me, and not to sound too syrup py, but it brings people together. >> and who are you looking at, who are you liking?y, but it br together. >> and who are you looking at, who are you liking? please don't say duke. >> knowing where you come frrks high buddy kenny smith says that school in durham. >> that's right. >> he doesn't even s

five women, four claiming that they had been raped as students at unc and one a former associate deanf the more disturbing allegations in this complaint involves one student she tells the story of how she reported allegations she had been raped and told by administrators that "rape is like football, you take a look back at it and wonder what you could have done differently." well the complainants here are saying that women were made to feel that administrators fostered an environment of silence and hostility toward cases of alleged rape. there was a 34-page brief submitted to the department seeking an investigation and they have it and they've had to submit another 100 pages of allegations, the department deciding they're going to look into this. the university, for its response, not having a lot to say at this point, but that the university has received the letter from the department and will respond appropriately to their requests and will cooperate fully. >> david mattingly for us thanks. >>> other stories making news we have john berman. >> new video in to cnn of this east coast s

. >> i think the unc people and part of southern california would be concerned about this specific measure because. >> and that is why i think, what you think is in the state legislature, possibly hitting a brick wall over two things. one, like you said, people in southern california or elsewhere saying if they can do it here, they can do it there. >> sure. >> and the second thing, if it's gun shows today, the rap shows tomorrow s it a car show down the line in is it something that the locals political say we don't want or it goes against our values, then they get to say what comes in and what doesn't in the state facilities? that is the other question, too and some of this is political statement, i believe, by the senator to get attention on the gun issue. >> interesting debate about local control as well. coming up next. >>> the alternatives to a massive tent city in san jose. why somesome people would rather camp outside than go to a shelter. next. the challenges for the homeless population in the south bay. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is mor

miami pulls away walate in the game and beat unc.nting year and only with the 8, 9 seed in the dance. >>> vcu darling there year. they are back. they are in the finals against st. louis. st. louis is a legit team. don't have any hesitation putting either of these teams pretty far into your brackets. st. louis, though, finishes the game off, though, at the end. they beat the pressure there. get the three. st. louis wins and hold on 62-56. >>> st. louis planned to watch the selection show at the airport but ran into traffic around new york city out of brooklyn so they had to settle for watching it at a best buy. they jumped in, had the comfy couches and surround sound. here is the selection committee came up with and don't expect kentucky left out along with southern miss and alabama lest out there year and tennessee and virginia and iowa. here is how the brackets go. break down the midwest bracket first. louisville have all of their players returning from last year and gave that great kentucky keep all they could handle. tough to knoc

from the white house is they are very much moving forward with supporting those sanctions today at the unc keeping the pressure up on north korea and in no way hurt by this latest threat. >> the president bought dinner for senate republicans last night. you know, sort of just a baby step but everybody came out happy. will it make a big difference on a budget deal? >> reporter: check this out, not only did he have dinner with 12 but having lunch with congressman paul ryan, the republican vice presidential candidate and really the white house's prime nemesis on budget issues for the last several years. this is the most sustained charm offensive or operation ice breaker, whatever you want to call it that the white house has pursued since the opening months of the obama presidency. there's not a lot of hope for a big breakthrough but the president is making one major effort here to try to get something moving. >> and he'll be going up to capitol hill next week. okay, jon karl, thanks very much. >>> to that stunning attack by a lion at a california wildlife sanctuary that left a 24-year-old int

an investigation has been opened up into allegations that unc didn't appropriately respond to claimside appropriate grievance procedures. >> sort of related here. president obama will sign the violence against women act into law today after months of negotiations. >> that's great. >> the republican-run house finally signed off on the ball. this is a-- vice president joe biden will be there. >>> mitt romney has landed on his feet. was he ever off of them? i guess when you lose a presidential election. he's returning now to the private sector. romney is joining his oldest son at his investment firm. he'll reportedly work with the firm for one week a month advising on matters of private equity. >> mitt romney knows something about private equity. >> maybe a little something. >> the family of reeva steenkamp now breaking their silence for the first time since the so-called blade runner was released on bail. >> i would like to be face to face with him. >> we'll have more on this murder case in a cnn exclusive, coming up next. eight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't alw

. >> going to the chapel, michael jordan, the basketball legend and unc tar heel has applied for licensen led the chicago bulls to six nba championships and now majority owner of the charlotte bobcats. >>> american civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson and actor sean penn is in caracas, venezuela, today. shasta darlington is live in caracas. and, shasta, i think the big question now is what happens to chavez's social revolution? will maduro, the vice president, will he keep it going? >> reporter: well, you know, that's definitely the plan. he is the handpicked successor for hugo chavez. and he's already stepped up the rhetoric, showing he can walk the walk and talk the talk. what we need to see, though, is once everything is over and done with, we'll have elections, polls indicate that maduro will likely win those elections against the opposition candidate. what can he do from there? that's because so far over the past 14 years, hugo chavez has managed to really reduce the gap between the rich and the poor, bring people out of poverty. and done a lot of specific things like introduc

to chime in about his own women's bracket where the university of delaware scored a big upset over uncso the vice president in good spirits. >> bill: all right. look, the president's not going to win because he picked indiana. >> for him to be running around saying his bracket is busted, i mean overly dramatic. far from busted. >> a texas republican tried to pull rank over a police officer over a parking ticket earlier this month. congressman louie gohmert was cited for parking in a reserved spot while touring the lincoln memorial with his family. politico reports the congressman told the issuing officer his congressional placard lets him park basically wherever he wants to then he went on to point out he sits on the committee that oversees the national parks service and the police officer reported that gohmert was rude, irate and ranting. >> what a jerk. >> bill: pay the ticket. >> exactly. >> they took the ticket back and it was only for $25. >> don't you know who i am? >> exactly. finally, big congratulations to nbc weekend today show anchor jenna wolf. she announced yesterday two t