students for gathering in a hotel room in violation of school safety policies. the school says it will not reimburse their tuition payments for the semester. a similar situation in wisconsin. carroll university has suspended three students after they hosted a party at their off-campus residence. the rules and code of conduct they say they won t give us our tuition back. so we have to make up those $10,000 plus dollars we lost in the suspension. university of new hampshire suspended a fraternity for hosting a party with more than 100 people. 11 of them tested positive. the university president calls the party reprehensible and in some breaking news this morning the ceos of nine pharmaceutical companies have signed a pledge that in developing a potential vaccine for coronavirus, they will adhere to the strictest safety and ethical guidelines. trace, back to you. trace: jonathan serrie live
defects didn t work on some of those vehicles. kristen welker is at the white house for us. kristen, how serious is this and do you have a rundown of the cars being recalled? reporter: we do have a rundown. this is very serious. officials are urging the public to take this very seriously announcing the recall of more than 2 million vehicles that could potentially cause airbags to deploy inadvertently, as you said. here s a look at those vehicles. the new recalls include acura mdx, dodge vipers jeep grand cherokee, honda odyssey, pontiac vibe, toyota corolla, toyota matrix and toyota avalon models made in the early 2000s. there s a defective chip. the national highway traffic safety administration said that some of the vehicles initially fixed, about 40 of them continued to show those