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Im thomas roberts. we are covering the breaking news of university of missouri. a few hours ago the president of missouri university system announced he is resigning, stepping aside, it comes after calls for him to step down grew much louder from students and certain state poll turns. he says he hopes that this will move the campus toward better inclusive and better inclusion, excuse me, and move forward for the university. >> id ask everybody, from students to faculty, staff to my friends, ever...

Members of the schools football team are on strike until wolf steps down. >> there was always a guard outside that hut, usually by the tree. i never realized, you dont do something rash or stupid.realiz something rash or stupid. i decided i better wait. i felt completely abandoned and completely alone. i searched every corner of the camp to see any indication that

One u.s. official with knowledge of eavuation security tells cnn the information thats needed to vet airport workers that have access to the most secure areas of the airport is basically the same level a passenger would have to provide to get security precheck clearance. >> once they get hired we lose a little sight of them. their name gets screened against a terror watch list. >> catco authored legislation that would increase random screening of airport workers and increase how many times they ...

Im richard lui with your hours top stories. university of missouris tom wolf says there will be changes to address racially charged incidents on campus. a swastika was drawn with human waste on a dorm wall. black members of a football team are boycotting activities until wolf resigns or is fired. one student is on a hunger strike. there was a massive memorial service for the 224 victims of the plane crash in egypt. theyre still trying to determine if a bomb down the airbus. now back to "caught...

About any intelligence, specific intelligence that downing street may have about the crash? >> well, wolf, the british are being very tight-lipped here. theyre not giving away any information about the specific intelligence that they received regarding this crash. but we did hear two interesting things today. firstly, we heard from egyptian president el sisi at the end of his meeting with cameron. he said ten months ago british authorities sent a team to sharm el sheikh airport to look at securi...

There may be other intelligence strands that are not really telling us about possible double agents inside isis. there are clearly other ways to get information. also the possibility that isis may be trying to put a video together. and that western intelligence agencies are getting some advanced warning of that. all this pointing to a pretty specific picture, its got to be said, of an insider working at sharm el sheikh airport, infiltrating a conventional device on board the plane. the thinking ...

Plane? >> wolf, its certainly plausible the isis affiliate in sinai could have carried this out if they recruited an insider at sharm el sheikh airport. we understand the intelligence is pointing to the fact this was a conventional bomb rather than a sophisticated device. and it was infiltrated on to the aircraft by an insider working at the airport. and so thats well within the capability of isis in sinai. they have a lot of experience in putting together conventional explosives. it wouldnt be ...

Take check-in luggage on the plane. all luggage will have to be given to easy jet personnel who will arrange for it to make its way back to the united kingdom. there will be no check-in luggage. theyre being very strict about any hand luggage. theyre allowed one small piece of cabin luggage each. theyre saying it should not be larger than the size of a laptop bag. fair to assume that baggage handlers are possibly being looked into as somehow being related to this whole threat. >> clarissa, stand...

Aftermath of september 11st, 2001. those cases took 12 years. it was really interesting to go through and do all the discovery and find out the course of that investigation. because it changed dramatically, first in the weeks and then in the months and the years that went on. it took a very long time for them to sort out all the leads. but the cia did not share the information with the fbi at first. the state department wasnt coordinated with the faa. so at this juncturjuncture, it unusual for t...

Unfolding. er erin is there. the egyptians are leading the investigation. a u.s. official tells cnn intel suggestions someone from the airport not far away from where you are right now was directly involved. what are you picking up over there? >> reporter: wolf, right now egyptian officials remain tight-lipped. no reaction so far from egyptian officials or russian officials. we spoke to the foreign minister who said it was too soon and pointed to this on going investigation and the focus on that...