BALDWIN: Next hour, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg gives the commencement address at Harvard, but not all of those grads are looking forward to this. A number of students have spoken out against him. They are angry over the controversial Stop and Frisk. Bloomberg said he kept the city safe. That's what he maintains. His critics say it overwhelmingly targeted minorities. His successor, De Blasio, ended that tactic. But since leaving his office as mayor, Bloomberg has focused his time, energy and wealth on pushing for new gun control laws. How will these students respond today? We will hear from him. Plus, we will talk live to a student who led the effort to push Condoleezza Rice out of her speaking role. That's coming up. Also ahead, we will hear from a family friend of Elliot Rodger, that college student who went on a rampage murder six young people. Plus, a deadly disease thought nearly eradicated in the U.S. making an alarming return. The number of measles cases is hitting a record here in the U.S. What we all need to know, next on CNN.
Bloomberg to Give Fiery Graduation Speech.