JONATHAN BUTLER, GRADUATE STUDENT, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI: Yes, it is officially over. We're still -- we still need to work with the curators to work on measures for shared governance because we do need more voices from student, faculty and staff on who -- on who our president becomes, on who our system officials become because we can't have situations happen like this again. We need to be able to have more voices in those conversations and not just the curators. So, that's the next step as we move forward, is that this is the beginning. We still have a lot of healing that needs to happen on campus. But this is a great first step towards change. And I really hope that people on other campuses take heed to this moment and really start advocating for the students, faculty and staff.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN ANCHOR: Jonathan Butler, thank you so much. We really appreciate you being on. And this breaking news happening right now, the University of Missouri president resigning his post.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: Tim Wolfe stepping down, saying that he takes responsibility -- full responsibility for the frustration and inaction on that campus. It will be interesting to see what kind of dialogue exists now going forward and who the next person to take that job will be.</s>BOLDUAN: Absolutely.</s>BERMAN: Because the students have made clear that they want a big say in that. 31 minutes after the hour. Ben Carson, he is running to be president of the United States. But apparently thinks questions about his past are sick, even stupid. Choice words for CNN. And why Donald Trump not exactly coming to Carson's defense.</s>BOLDUAN: Also ahead, why did two police officers chase down and open fire on a father and his son. They're due in court. Those police officers due to appear in court this morning as we get word that one of the officers knew the victims.
University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe Resigns