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leaders, a meeting arranged by oklahoma state senator anesthesia pitman. >> we know the state of oklahoma has some issues that we need to talk about, and we've done that. and this is just the beginning of a great conversation. >> reporter: another student who was expelled for leading the racist chant has issued a written apology but has not spoken publicly. scott, a lawyer for the fraternity says he has reached a deal with the university and does not anticipate more students will be expelled. >> pelley: manuel, thanks. car crashes are the leading cause of death for american teenagers, and a a.a.a. study out today finds that distracted driving plays a much bigger role than we knew. andrews. >> reporter: a.a.a. analyzed 1700 teenaged car accidents, all of them captured on videotape and in clip after clip, watch how the eyes of the driver are so attached to their phones, they leave the road on the right or cross the center line to the left, often without realizing what's happening. this young man using a phone looks both ways but seems so mentally distracted, he doesn't see the car that hits

you spent a lot of time there. >> in moore, oklahoma. it always strikes us it's the coaches and teachers and instincts kick in and they save our children and jamari will be back on the mat soon. >>> the other main news it's the midair mystery of that plane that crashed in the alps. reports revealing that one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit raising new questions about what really happened on that doomed flight and abc's david kerley who covers aviation with us is here this morning with the latest. >> reporter: a surprising revelation from that mangled black box, the voices the sounds according to media reports of a pilot locked out of the cockpit banging desperately on the door as the jet is plunging to earth. just a little more than a minute after the germanwings a320 reaches cruising altitude it noses down heading to the ground but there is only one pilot in the cockpit according to reports. the sounds captured on the cockpit voice recorder show the other pilot knocking then banging on the locked door to get in with no respo

thank you, susan. >>> the students of oklahoma university. two are expelled for what the university pretty said are leaders of the racist chant which was caught on camera and two of the young men seen in the video express remorse. don champion with more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. one man issued an apology while the parents of another did the same. meanwhile the university of oklahoma campus is trying to heal. [ chanting ] >> reporter: hundreds of students rallied outside the sae house on the university of oklahoma campus. some students remained inside whoul they while they protested outside. >> thai someone should have stood up and said hey, we should not say this. >> reporter: the racist video shows members of sa e.on the bus singing a song. tuesday, one of the men seen on the bus parker rice issued an apology writing i am deeply sorry for what i did saturday night. it was wrong and reckless. i made a horrible mistake by joining into the singing and encouraging others to do the same. rice said the song was likely fueled by a

university of oklahoma president severed all ties with the fraternity. his condemnation was unsparing. >> as they pack their bags i hope think long and hard about what they have done. i hope they think long and hard about how words can injure and hurt other people. this is not who we are and we won't tolerate it. not for one minute from anybody. >> he said the university plans to offer no assistance to the fraternity members finding housing saying quote, we don't provide student service for bigots. he would be happy if they left the university altogether. we apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals in the video and we are disgusted that any member would act in such a way. outrage as exploded on the ou campus with more protests today. it was a day after president obama claimed our march is not yet finished as he commemorated the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday in selma, alabama. >> we just need to open our eye, our ear, and our hearts to know this nation's racial history casts its long shadow upon us. we know the race is not

we're looking at severe weather across arkansas and oklahoma. what that system means for us coming up. >> the rumor more mill is spipipipi ♪ >>> right now at 10:30 the search for who sucker punch add man outside a delaware restaurant. take look. newark police releasing these pictures on twitter with the hash tag cheap shot. officers say it happened at the gallery ya on main street around 1:30 a.m. sunday suspect walks up to the victim and punches him from the side knocking him down. the vick testimony was taken to the shop for a head injury and was releaseed. if you know anything please call police. >>> a rescue and burning home caught on camera. amazing what police officers body cams are capturing these days. look what happens when sergeant joe hudson rolled up to home. >> hudson was responding to a kitchen fire near atlanta when a woman ran out saying her three-year-old grandson was still inside. >> hello? >> i'm looking for a baby. is there a baby in here? >> back here. >> hudson thought at one point he wouldn't find him. but after a full m

. >>> also more fallout at the university of oklahoma. a fraternity under fire over this racist chant. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'll talk with the national chapter. >>> plus -- >> whoa -- >> a third major train crash in recent weeks. is it safe to ride the rales. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> and good morning to you. i'm carol costello. thanks so much for joining me. right to the breaking news out of the political world. hillary clinton will meet with the press today following a united nations speech around 1:30, that's eastern time. this information according to an aid familiar with her plans. brianna keilar is on the phone with more on this. hi brianna. >> reporter: hi there, carol. we now have a couple of sources telling us that hillary clinton will be addressing the e-mail controversy. she has a previously scheduled speech that she's giving today keynoting a women's empowerment event at the united nations so we understand that she's going to address the press after this. all of this has come togethe

the gentleman from oklahoma mr. lucas, and the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. bonamici, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oklahoma mr. lucas. the house will come to order. mr. lucas: thank you mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lucas: i'd like to thank chairman smith and former subcommittees chairs stewart, schweikert for their hard work on this important piece of legislation. i also want to thank my friend, representative peterson, for

they met at the university of oklahoma. and you know fell in love and got married, and that was back in the late 1960s, this is not accurate at all an accurate representation of the university of oklahoma and i feel really terribly about it. i think -- >> we've heard that from other students as well. who take great pride in being a sooner. i want to talk about some of the other aspects of this. we know this kind of thing does not happen in a vacuum. there's been collateral damage. we know that the long-time chef the cook of the house, howard is now out of a job because the fraternity house is shut down. and that's another unfortunate sidebar. where do you think this is going to lead the sooners? where this is going to leave ou? what kind of discussion needs to be had on the campus of your alumni? >> well i think that -- i don't think that everyone at the university of oklahoma certainly not president david borin, i don't think he had in idea this is going on. he's been so proactive, he's worked so diligently to build the un

republican senators now have something in common with some of the leaders in iran, and the university of oklahoma has one less racist fraternity tonight. and congressman aaron schock tried to explain to his constituents why he spends so much of their money on decorating his office and luxury travel. >> uh, it's an unusual coalition. >> a responding to a letter sent by 40 republican senators to iran. >> this letter is a hard slap. >> it's deeply irresponsible. >> iran's leaders need to know that a deal not approved by congress won't be accepted by congress. >> what we're going to focus on right now is seeing if we can get a deal right now. >> significant ma alpha epsilon has shuttered its chapter at the university of oklahoma. >> the video shows multiple people chanting racial slurs. >> fallout over the police shooting of an unarmed african-american teenager. >> folks are angry, and i get that. >> an amtrak passenger train collided with a truck. >> we're trying to get the vehicle off the tracks. >> the real hillary clinton has not addressed the e-mail scandal yet. >> read'em. you won't find jack r

. >> from oklahoma a different story involving race. take a listen. and we caution you it is harsh. to this sing-along caught on tape and conducted by a group of brothers from oklahoma's university now of today defunct sigma alpha epsilon chapter. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom trace. >> megyn, we don't know when that ten-second video was taken or where it was taken. but it shows a group of students on a bus in formal attire. they are now confirmed to be members of the university of oklahoma's sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. watch it again. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> now, the person who took the video reportedly sent it in an e-mail to unheard which is a black student group at oklahoma. the group then posted it on youtube and twitter and directed it at university president who immediately shut down the fraternity and their house and told all members to move out by midnight tomorrow. listen to him. >> no longer our students. we don't have room for racism at this university. >> sigma alpha epsilon's national headquarters also severed ties with the

. >> we begin with a racist fraternity video out of oklahoma. the condemnation was loud and came from all across america. the consequences, swift and severe. today university of oklahoma's president expelled two students. he called them leaders that have vicious chant, and he promised to track down and punish the other students involved. >> john, the university president said he was going to make an example out of these students and he did. his decision has garnered the backing of the white house that called the expulsion an appropriate step. identified as the leaders of this racist chant with a bus full of fraternity brothers, two students from the university of oklahoma are officially expelled from school. [ singing ] university president responded quickly. >> show zero tolerance when we're dealing with raceism. >> he said there could be more action with other students. he said, i hope students will learn from this experience and realize it is wrong to use words to hurt, threaten, and exclude other people. we'llwe will continue our investigati

more fall out this morning on the coach plus of oklahoma university. two fraternity members caught chanting racial slurs ainu tube video has been expelled from the university. the two studio audience have been identified both from dallas, texas. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez. he's on campus in norman oklahoma. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: joe good morning. there's a lot of outrage here on the campus of the university of oklahoma. the university's president says he hopes the expulltion of two students shows the campus has a zero tolerance. it's a chant that shocked the country one of the students involved has been identified. the student pumping his fist is parker rice a university of oklahoma freshman who graduated from a jesuit prep school in dallas last year. >> i'm saddened and hurt here we are 2015 and we're still dealing with issues of racism and bigotry. >> reporter: now this short clip posted online showing the long time house mother for the fraternity at ou using the same racial slur. in a written statement she say

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this is moore, oklahoma. i want to just show you, they've had three, that's three extremely destructive tornados in the past 15 years. and this i-35 corridor that runs north and south has all seen these long trek tornadoes cross over top. we've seen what is likely another tornado that's done damage to a very similar location where even back in may of 1999 where the most powerful tornado ever recorded with wind gusts of 318 miles per hour crossed that very path. look at the video coming out of that region. just exploding power lines. of course, we haven't confirmed this is a tornado, but it clearly is. the national weather service has to look at certain patterns in the debris field. but nonetheless, you can see just how destructive those storms can be. unfortunately it was ground zero once again for moore, oklahoma. look at the cloud tops, indicating these super cell thunderstorms moving across. you can see the eight tornado reports that occurred here. but we'll continue to monitor this area. fortunately the s

the oklahoma chapter suspended. here's what the president of the oklahoma university said just a short time ago. >> i have a message for those who have who have misused their free speech in this way. my message to them is, you're disgraceful. >> we will have much more on this story as it develops. >>> later this hour wisconsin will become the nation's 25th right to work state when governor scott walker siren as controversial bill into law. that new law will make illegal for labor unions to force workers to pay union fees. walker was among more than half a dozen potential 2016 gop candidates in iowa over the weekend. the candidates were peppered with questions from the public but none as bad as perhaps jeb bush did on saturday night when skeptical voters took issue with his name. >> a lot of people know me as george's boy or barbara's boy or or -- or w.'s brother. all of which i'm very proud of to be hon echt with you. i love my family. when i was brought into the world in midland, texas, 62 years ago and my little e

and has more on the story from oklahoma university. in good morning, gabe. >> good morning. the university's president said he could not eat or sleep after first watching this video. all the members of the fraternity who lived in the house behind me have been ordered to move out. >> the video first posted sunday has sparked national outrage. now a second recording from a different angle shows members of the fraternity sigma alpha epsilon at the university of oklahoma chanting racial slurs. the president joined hundreds of students at a predawn rally. many with tape across their mouths. >> when we heard it it needs to stop. >> my jaw drops. >> this woman is with the african american student group that first received the video on twitter. >> a lot of people like to say this is post racial america. we're not in post racial america, and this is just a huge example. >> sae suspended the local chapter immediately. >> we were appalled and shocked at this video, and more so we were outraged that any member of this fraternity would think this i

stephen jones, high-profile oklahoma attorney has allegedly been hired to represent sae in oklahoma by that chapter. the university has not heard anything. jones isn't confirming it himself. the national chapter of sae says they have nothing to do with it and pulled the charter for that particular chapter and they're not going to fight that. whether or not he has been hired still a big question. whether or not he could sue successfully a big question. i can tell you former saes out there, there is deep frustration and anger with the way this has been handled. they feel the entire chapter, the entire history has been painted with a bad brush because of bad behavior of a few people. >> interesting when that's confirmed if it's true, what he tries to do for them. let's move onto what allegedly happened or what they're investigating in washington now. >> this is more confusing. on the 25th of last month, a student protest about racism and their concerns. the sae house happens to be right at the gate. right at the entrance of the university of washington there in seattle. as marchers went b

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gabe gutierrez, sand spring oklahoma. >>> temperatures expected to hit the 70s today. tom, the question is, when exactly will we get there? i'm ready now. >> i know. later this after. veronica johnson is here working on the news 4 at 4:00 show getting ready for her radio appearances on wplp as well. storm team 4 radar showing lingering light rain that quickly came through. anne arundel pulling off to the west and east. planes coming in, sky cloud pip breaks in the clouds to the south. by 1:00, jumping into the 60s. then near 70 by 3:00 p.m. by 5:00 p.m. into the mid-70s with that sunshine breaking out. so it is certainly going to feel great to get out in short sleeves this afternoon. then that rain rolls in later tonight, turning much chillier for tomorrow and into the weekend. >>> all right. tom, thank you. >>> a story on nfl.com this morning has redskins fans worried. randy gregory admitted he fail add test for marijuana at the nfl combine last month. he is an outside linebacker and a potential top ten nfl draft prospect. many had gregory as a possible pick for the r

>> clayton sandell reporting in from oklahoma. clayton, thank you. >>> and we turn now to the new warning tonight for parents of teenage drivers. the new report and new videos of distracted teens worse than previously thought. abc's linzie janis takes us through the alarming videos. >> reporter: watch this teen driver, looking down. apparently at her phone for roughly six seconds before losing control. and this teenager chatting to her passenger while plowing into the car in front of her. these shocking videos, part of an unprecedented look at the number one killer of american teenagers -- car crashes. researchers analyzing nearly 2,000 accident videos. finding distraction a factor in nearly 60%. that's four times previous estimates. from changing the tunes to putting on lipstick. what was the most common? >> the most common was talking to somebody in the vehicle. exactly what we're doing. >> reporter: texting and talking on cell phones, the next most dangerous. in 2012, 18-year-old aaron deveau becoming the first driver in massac

. >> prosecutors rallied in norman oklahoma today. the outrage surrounds a university of oklahoma fraternity after video allegedly shows its members using a racist chant. that video was posted on line. the fraternity shut down overnight and has karen traverse reports, the university promises to take action. >> students and staff gathered on the university of oklahoma campus before dawn in a peaceful protest. >> 20 years, i have not seen anything that has so deeply troubled me as this. >> the university president is referring to this shocking video. appearing to show members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity chanting a racial slur and saying that african-americans would never be admitted into their fraternity. the video was reportedly shot this saturday and posted on you tube by an organization called "unheard." an alliance of african-american students. it's unclear how it was obtained. overnight, the national chapter of s.a.e. shut down the oklahoma chapter saying in a statement "we apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavi

>> pelley: the university of oklahoma shuts down a fraternity over a racist chant caught on video. >> these people have acted in a way that is absolutely reprehensible and disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight, hundreds protest after a white police officer fatally shoots an unarmed black teenager. a cloak and jagger story. who poisoned jagger the belgian show dog? and before texting, there was tapping. ( tapping ) the code that helped american p.o.w.s survive. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. we got an ugly reminder today that racism is still alive just as america is marking the anniversary of a turning point in the civil rights movement. it happened at the university of oklahoma in norman where members of a fraternity recorded a racist chant, which, of course went online. today the fraternity was shut down and the university president said he wants the students in the video to leave and he offered to pay their bus fare. jericka duncan is in norman, oklahoma. >> reporter: this is the video that did so

it's right there at the university of oklahoma. and they were under severe weather alerts last night. he said, mom, it was terrible for about an hour and a half and at his fraternity they had to go into the basement, as well. and one of the tornadoes touched down just right outside of moore, oklahoma that had that devastation with 24 people that were killed just a couple years ago. so they had heads up there. it's that time of the season, as well. you know, we're just skipping seasons right here in the bay area. we are transitioning right into the summertime. take a look at the live weather camera right now looking out towards sfo. clear skies there. no anticipation of any local airport delays today as we enter near and record warm temperatures here in the bay area. sure, it's a cool start in santa rosa at 46. clear skies and 50s throughout most areas. we have the fog bank developing off the coast that will impact our forecast for friday. right now huge ridge of high pressure continues to encompass the western states. as it does so

. >>> it's looking into the chapters around the country after sae closed in oklahoma. they were recorded singing about lynching black people. they had their membership suspended and required to leave the frat today. they received reports of other incidents at other schools. the try delta sorority is under investigation for its involvement in the video. >>> we know when a prince george's county police officer will be laid to rest. the funeral is this thursday in temple hills. he died in a crash this pa weekend. police say he crashed into a fence while trying to stop a speeding car. >>> oh my god! oh my god! >> absolutely amazing video coming out of north carolina this morning. we should tell you there are no delays on amtrak right now at union station after that crash that injured more than 60 people. a train traveling to d.c. and eventually to new york city yesterday hit a tractor trailer that was stuck on the tracks at north carolina. one of the train's cars toppled over. as many as 60 people were hurt. the farmer family was north for spring break. >> we heard the bre

and breaking news out of oklahoma. the university president responding to a disturbing video showing frat students and members of sigma alpha epsilon, or sae, chanting and referencing lynching and now they have been suspended and the president said this about those students in a news conference this morning. >> it will not be tolerated. that is why that house is immediately closed that is why those young men will have to to have their belongings out of the house by midnight tomorrow and as they pack their bags i hope they think long and hard about what they've done. >> earlier today, on the campus in oklahoma the president boren took part in a rally. the chapter issued this statement. we apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals and disgusted that any member would act in such a way. >> and joining me kgou radio. and so let's talk about the reaction in the community to this, brian, and what is next for those on campus that could like to see -- would like to see the university and make sure th

>>> and oklahoma uproar. the viral video of fraternity members using a racial slur has stirred outrage. >> i have a message for those who have -- who have misused their free speech in this way. my message to them is you're disgraceful. >> that's the president of the university of oklahoma. we'll hear more from him in just a few moments. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york where hillary clinton is making her third public appearance in the last seven days. but still has not said anything about two controversies trailing her likely presidential campaign rollout. foreign contributions to the clinton foundation that raise ethical concerns and her use of a private nongovernment e-mail system while she was secretary of state. president obama did address the e-mail question in an interview with cbs as the white house keeps its distance from clinton. >> i'm glad that hillary is instructed that those e-mails that had to do with official business need to be disclosed. >> well you say that you have th

at the university of oklahoma. these students were identified as playing in the words of the university president a leadership role in the singing of that racist chant at the fraternity event. the students created a hostile learning environment for others. the university will continue its investigation of all of the students engaged in singing of the chant. they said once their identities have been confirmed, they will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action. >>> another story in boston witnesses continuing to take the stand on the fourth day of testimony in the boston bombing trial. for the first time yesterday jurors saw striking surveillance video of dzhokhar tsarnaev fleeing the scene as the first bomb went off. you see him circle then watch him start to run the opposite direction. prosecutors say he then dropped his back pack right behind some children quickly walking away just moments before the second bomb went off. about 30 minutes later as chaos and fear gripped the city of boston tsarnaev is seen he

>>> a racist chant by members of a university of oklahoma fraternity triggers an investigation. the fraternity's banishment from the campus and outrage in the community. >> bigotry and racism is alive and well. so we've got problems. >>> the white house is outraged after gop senators bypass the president and send a warning letter to iran over a possible nuclear deal. >>> and just-released video show the boston marathon bombing suspect on the day of the deadly attack. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday, march 10th, 2015. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. fallout from the racist fraternity video continues to rock the university of oklahoma campus this morning. members of sigma alpha epsilon face a midnight deadline to move out, and some could be expelled from school. don champion shows us the scandal that's reverberating across the country. ♪ there will never be a [ bleep ] ♪ >> reporter: in less than 24 hours, this racist sing-along at the university of oklahoma at sae fraternity in the national spotlight. >> i was sickened by it. a

. >>> tonight, brand new fallout at the university of oklahoma. fraternity members singing that racist chant. two students expelled. and now, an investigation under way into whether that chant was used at two other schools. meanwhile, a powerful image from the university of oklahoma football team tonight. and abc's ryan owens is there. >> reporter: standing arm and arm in silence, members of the university of oklahoma football team take up nearly their entire field. a field they were supposed to be practicing on today. but for quarterback trevor knight and his teammates, protesting this racist chant by fraternity brothers from their own campus seemed far more important than another offseason drill. >> this is an instance in which we feel like well have the opportunity to step up and promote that change. >> it turned out stomachs and our hearts dropped, i believe, so it really hurt all of us. >> reporter: the coach, with the most wins in oklahoma history, knew the right call to make this time. >> this kind of stance is you know more important than

ryan owens, abc news, norman, oklahoma. >> love seeing that imagery. the football team have such power. they're out there. they're out front. get a lot of attention. glad they came together on their own. deliberate. what we want to do. >> stood united. really, really great. >> love it. love it. love it. coming up your favorite story of the week. talking this for a while. duchess kate. dropped by the set of "downton abbey". what the cast of the hit show had to say about having real royalty visit them. >> ahead in the next half-hour -- rocky road. mean season, potholes, and how to stay clear and stay safe. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ ♪ >> should i do my british accent. >> this is your thing. do whatever. >> my reena accent. when worlds collided. when katherine the duchess of cambridge visited the set of one of my favorite shows, all-time favorite shows "downton abbey". >> may be your favorite. >> now new cinderella. one of the actresses on season four. fantastic. >> a

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so far eight confirmed tornadoes over oklahoma and extending into arkansas. devastating there tonight. on storm scan3 you can see dry over the delaware valley but this is the severe weather the line of severe weather that's moving through st. louis and heading towards cincinnati. the good news is, this is weakening as it moves eastward. so by the time it makes it into the delaware valley, it will just be some garden variety thunderstorms. a line of thunderstorms but not expected to be severe. that is the good news with this. we are looking at temperatures though that are warming ahead of this cold front that's setting off severe weather. and you can see the numbers down through delaware in the 40s and they will be rising overnight. greg reporting in a temperature of 43 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. and marshaltown. we'll take look in south jersey the temperature near collingswood is 41 degrees much the clouds thickening and hal is saying rain full just six hundredths of an inch we expect a half an inch during the day tomorrow. some cooler temperatures wit

the university of oklahoma took swift action. >> the university of oklahoma president david boren has expelled two students related to the racist chant incident. >> larry: that's right they also kicked the fraternity off campus. so don't worry, you won't be seeing any more of those frat boys until they're your congressman. ( laughter ) ( applause ) right. welcome to america, everybody. that's how it works. ( laughter ) who's supervising these frat pratt anyway? i mean, wasn't there an adult property? >> overnight another video has surfaced. this one appears to show the fraternity's 78-year-old house mother. >> larry: oh, that's good. a house mother. finally, the voice of gentil reason ago oh! what is this? what does little angel have to say. >> larry: man, oklahoma! what the ( bleep ) is going on there? seriously! shame on you, lady. you're a frat house mother. you should know better. you have no excuse. >> in a written statement, gilbow says she is heartbroken by any racist portrayal. she does not tolerate any form of discrimination and she was only singing along to a rap song. >> la

the ugliness in oklahoma needs to be dealt with. but we also reserve the right that we can say, this artist has done the right thing in oklahoma but we reserve the right to discuss these lyrics. and just like they have the right to say it we have the right to say we're going to discuss it. >> our organizations have earned the right through service to community to force the discussions. >> absolutely right. you want free speech? free speech goes both ways. i can disagree with how you use it. i'm not a bad guy or you're not a bad guy because we're having this discussion. >> you guys have been talking about it for a long time. and we'll continue this conversation. i know willie has some things to say as well. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," probable presidential candidate martin o'malley joins us for an exclusive interview. the democrat that could benefit the most from the clinton e-mail controversy hasn't said much about it. >>> there, and the latest troubles for the secret service. can you believe this? >> i can't. the keystone cop

el presidente de la universidad de oklahoma ordenÓ cerrar el campo tras ver que varios de sus miembros aparecen entonando cantos racistas en contra de afroamericanos. gritaban que ningÚn estudiante afroamericano serÍa aceptado en la universidad. carlos: entonaron cÁnticos tan ofensivos que ahora los involucrados han caÍdo en desgracia daÑando la reputaciÓn de una de las universidades mÁs grandes de los estados unidos. [ cÁnticos ] en este vÍdeo aparecen varios estudiantes de la universidad de oklahoma y miembros de la organizaciÓn estudiantil coreando consignas en las que se jactan de que en su hermandad no eran negros. " estaba indignada y enojada", dijo a la estudiante que filtrÓ las imÁgenes. el presidenta de la universidad clausurÓ la sede en oklahoma, que cuenta con 15,000 miembros y les pidiÓ a los implicados que empaten sus pertenencias porque son una vergüenza para su funciÓn. pidieron disculpas por el comentario y comportamiento racista. este incidente preocupa porque las fraternidades agrupan a millones de estudiantes, el 75% de senadores y congresistas han fo

you can see clouds over oklahoma and arkansas. and if you take a close look at this, there are dots in clouds this means weather was very unstable. and usually we have 70 tornados or 80 tornados for the entire month of march in the united states, but up until tuesday we have none. so it's a slow start to the tornado season. typically the peak of the tornado season is in may. there's a slight risk for tornados thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds. and in fact softball-sized hail was reported in oklahoma. the system will likely move towards the east. so widespread rain is likely for the eastern one fourth of the united states for thursday. temperatures will be cooling down dramatically new york 13. washington, 23 down to only 6 degrees. take care of your health. it's a very sharp drop in temperature. now very different story about the southwestern corner of the united states. temperatures will be midsummer like. l.a., 33 on friday. stay hydrated and watch out for heatstroke. >>> now across europe there's a risk for tornados

that it would be accepted because it was a frat is just insane. >> and the sae fraternity in oklahoma is shut down and two students are expelled. i'm live in university city, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> surveillance cameras were rolling as two men opened fire on a parked car hitting two people that were sitting inside. it happened back on sunday as the two suspects pulled up in the dark car, and the men got out of car and walked to a nearby corner and both started shooting at that white car there. both people inside of the car were hit and listed in stable condition, if have you information philadelphia police want to hear from you. >> charges are not yet filed by a person in custody after an attempted fire bombing overnight. and it happened in the juniata park section, a molotov cocktail bad thrown through a basement window before no one was hurt here. >>> a new jersey man is facing two decades behind bars, for not learning from his mistakes. christopher miller was charged with robbing the stride right store in 1999, what does he do after his release? he

. >>> a newly hired attorney for the fraternity kicked off the university of oklahoma campus as some members are receiving death threats. now the chapter is considering suing the school in a bid to unsully its name after some members were caught on tape chanting racial slurs. we get a lot more now from nbc's gabe gutierrez who's on the campus. >> reporter: for days the racist chant has been widely condemned. today the university of oklahoma sigma alpha epsilon chapter fought back. >> we need to avoid a rush to judgment. >> reporter: its alumni hired high profile attorney steven jones who represented timothy mcveigh in the oklahoma city bombing trial. oklahoma president quickly denounced the fraternity. >> there is zero tolerance for this kind of racist and behavior. we don't want to be defined by those who completely violate our values. >> reporter: some experts question whether a public institution expelling the two students is legal. >> the first amendment protects all ideas, including really evil ideas. >> reporter: sae's national headquarters says it sports the stance that ou has