he won the iowa caucuses but got second to uncommitted. you imagine what happened if she would not to win or just get very goes to uncommitted. she has to expand the universe of caucus nowgoers. >> when do you think the announcement is going to be made? >> it will definitely happen by the end of next week. it could be any day. >> we're in the window. >> we're ready. >> we'll be ready. all right, guys. thanks very, very much. >>> up next we're going to go inside the campus which was the scene of that brutal terror attack in kenya. the government there now naming the suspected mastermind of the massacre. >>> there are new disturbing developments to tell you about in the kenyan university massacre where nearly 150 people were killed mostly christians who had been singled out for death. they struck to al shabaab camps across the border today. it's kenya's first response to the attack. the government is intensifying its sej for this man, his man mohamed mohamud. there are also reports that a son of a kenyan government official has been identifi

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that's fellow students in colleges and universities considered uncommitted students as competitors. that's what they appear to be unwelcoming to undocumented students, whereas professors who are in the highest spectrum of the data are 32.1%. it means professors are very welcoming to undocumented students. thank you. >> the question in the survey is about experiences of being treated unfairly or negatively due to legal status. and so we have a range of different categories students can check in their level of feeling treated fairly or unfairly. and it's interesting because it depends on the institution. so we have a different findings for private institutions versus public. we had different findings for two years versus four year. and it kind of goes back to a point about we can't just create kind of blanket rules and policies and procedures and information that cuts across the entire general. went to drill down what are the conditions and experiences and issues that exist in different settings, different types of institutions that are positioned ? at different state settings, and ki