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E we need to use my resignation to heal, not to hate, and lets move forward together for a brighter tomorrow. >> you hear wolf e there falling on his sword. >> you have to imagine it was a very emotional moment as well for tim himself. and also as you mentioned for students outside. the general feeling is they are satisfied with the decision for him to step down. but i think you can also expect for them to push for more action as they feel that work is far from over. listen to what was said outs...

Trouble. we need to use my resignation, please use this resignation to heal not to hate. lets move forward together for a brighter tomorrow. >> just moments ago, jonathan butler spoke, the graduate student who has been on a hunger strike as he protested against the university. heres what he had to say about tim wolfes resignation. >> in terms of answering the question about the community, i want to make sure everything is centralized a bt the message in why we got here. stop focusing on the fact...

>> tim, you ran for elected office. you won. will this hurt ben carson? >> i think theres going to be a dual impact, carol. on the one hand, if youre on the defensive in the republican primary, attacking the media can be a popular thing with republican primary voters. in that regard, it may not initially hurt him. now, the next phase is going to be whether these allegations of either exaggerating or fabricating are born out. if they are, its going to hurt him. if theyre not, and it kind of goes ...

Of deflecting questions that are part of the normal scrutiy that is provided to presidential candidates is a popular tactic in the republican party right now, and i think youllseeing idealogical politicians resisting the scrutiny the press provides in campaigns, and thats a problem. the constitution doesnt mention political parties but it mentions the press. there is a tension in the relationship. simply trying to get cheers from the base in order to deflect attention from legitimate questions, ...

In the 15 months live before president obama leaves office theres a lot of business to be bun and one is make touring she iran deal works since its now in place at least until the end of the obama presidency. >> of course another to stop the violence between the israelis and the palestinians, something we dont hear about every day here in the united states, but is certain lay very big deal there. the key would be to bring leaders from all sides together. have they been able to figure that out. >...

Champ -- channel kinder. >> hillary clintons name will april on the ballot in new hampshire. her opponents, martin omalley andber -- bernie sanders filed their paperwork last week. all candidates haveñi#w3"m]whrt friday to put their names down for the first in the country new hampshire prime mere. >> the president of the university of missouri system is out of a job. he stepped down this morning after a final push from the mizzou football team on saturday. the complaint? racism on campus. and ...

Custody behind me in the jail and they are expected also to have their first court appearance on monday. john and alison. thank you, nick. the governing board of university of missouri will hold a public meeting in the face of the racial tension on campus. dozens of football players will not play until the president tim wolfe will step down. they are upset over how the alleged racism is being handled on campus. polo sandoval has more. >> reporter: several statements were released, one reading,...

Wasnt doing enough about it. its a claim wolfe acknowledges. >> i take full responsibility for this frustration. and i take full responsibility for the inaction that has occurred. >> reporter: news of the resignation met with celebration by some students. voices united in an anthem reminiscent of the civil rights struggle of the 1950s and 60s. ♪ >> its really about just fair bs, not just about tim wolfe resigning but just about equal rights with different things on campus. i know this is just ...

Well never give up our hope for peace. and i remain committed to a vision of peace, of two states for two peoples, a demilitarized palestinian state and recognizing the jewish state. >> the president and prime minister discussed a new security agreement that kind crease americas military assistance to israel. peter baker is the chief white house correspondent for "the new york times" newspaper. join us live from the washington newsroom. the optics of it all were pretty good today. they seemed ok...

They are no longer on video games where they dont get any money. they are starting to realize they have these ways to press themselves. they banded together and want to change something, a lot of times people are going to listen. its their actions that result in a lot of money for their universities. so how will that power be used moving forward is a really interesting question that we have a pretty fascinating case study here in columbia. >> you say there might be a ripple effect. do you have a...