and i think anya brings up a good point. anya says going to college pays off up a long run. that gives you about $500,000 more in your paycheck over your lifetime compared to a high school diploma. so going to college makes sense but does going to an expensive college make sense in. >> ifill: what do you say, anya? >> i think cost benefits have to take in the full landscape of colleges and what expense is is really changing. public tuition has... increases have outpaced private tuition increases for the past two years and state budgets are really slashing higher education and shifting the cost on to students and so even if public schools look comparison, you know, there are few bargains left in the world of higher ed. >> ifill: this plan was to consolidate federal loan bus doesn't have any effect on the public loans we're talking about does it? >> private lending is still a big portion of what students get. another piece that was not announced today but the federal government, the education department is looking at is to require colleges to be clearer about the financial aid

it turns out irina and anya were accidentally switched at birth.covery was made after a judge ordered a paternity test because irina's father suspected she wasn't his child. he insisted she looked nothing like him. dna tests proved he was right. looking back, irina's mother remembered in the hospital there was another woman in labor at the same time as her. it turns out the babies were given the wrong name tags and sent home with the wrong parents. it's a story echoed a world away by the families of two babies from oregon who were switched at birth 58 years ago, deann engle and kay reid. >> i was born may 3rd, 1953. >> i was born on may 3rd, 1953. >> reporter: growing up each girl looked nothing like the rest of their family. deann was the lone blond in a family of dark hair and brown eyes. now take a look at that family photo if we place kay, a brunette, in the picture. over the years there was second guessing. they reflected with diane on "good morning america." >> you grew up cracking your gum in a weird way. >> oh, yeah. >> and nobody in your f

it turns out irena and anya were accidentally switched at birth.very made after a judge ordered a paternity test because irena's father suspected she was not his child. he insisted she looked nothing like him. dna tests proved he was right. looking back, irena's mother remembered in the hospital there was another woman in labor at the same time as her. it turns out the babies were given the wrong nametags and sent home with the wrong parents. it is a story echoed a world away by the families of two babies from oregon who were switched at birth 58 years ago. deana and kay. >> i was born may 3, 1953. >> i was born may 3, 1953. >> growing up each girl looked nothing like the rest of their family. deane was a lone blond in the family in a family of dark hair and brown eyes. and now look at the photo if we place kay, a brunette in the picture. one of kay's friend noticed in a gathering that kay was a spitting image of siblings in the engel family. tests were not necessary. instead the women had no doubt and the families embraced one another. it is the s

anya had been brought up a devout muslim. she thought her father was this man. when the police talked to him about the mistake at the maternity hospital, he didn't want to believe it. >> then the detective showed me a photo of the other girl, the one they said was my real daughter. when i saw her face, it was like seeing myself. >> the two families are getting to know each other, but after a lifetime of apart, it's not easy. >> i tried to show motherly love, but she doesn't accept it. when your own daughter looks at you like a stranger, that's so painful. >> the girls say they don't want to swap parents. they're just happy to have found each other. >> we were a bit shy at first, irina says, but we're now the best of friends. they were born 15 minutes apart. now the truth about what happened in the hospital has brought them together. steve rosenberg, bbc news, russia. >> incredible story. you can watch much more of the news at bbc.com/news. more on our top story, the number of people confirmed dead after the powerful earthquake in eastern turkey has wizen to more

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it is the same story for÷ and anya, they're now best friends.es that raised them. a powerful bond that will not break because of a mistake made 12 years ago. andrea canning, abc news, new york. >> unbelievable that they want to stay with the families that raised them the i understand that you have that bond. don't you think the parents would maybe want to switch them back. >> you would think. family is defined by more than 2$#8what the story proves. very interesting. army sergeant returns home from duty but left someone behind, biz belohis beloved dog. >> how he moved heaven and earth >>> we have had great stories about soldiers coming home and reuniting with family]x they never get old. especially when kids are involved. >> this is a nother reunion story that involves family if you believe as so many of us do that your family includes your dog. tampa's wfts reports. >> good boy. >> reporter: thousands of miles away from home serving in kuwait, the sergeant met steve, a dog that made a war zone seem a lit bit luke hope. >> just something to dist

anya's moses most up one of the men's events just two hours and five minutes. going on stennis in the first round of the shanghai masters tenth seed andy roddick survived a second set warble against the same taiwanese qualifier did not seem out in the fourth round of last year's wimbledon but like serving america he was once again up against new zealand and enjoyed a walk in the park in new sets but roddick lesser known opponent turned the tables in the second his aggressive style is breaking the news of last year's thing to where he defeated roddick in the fourth round however the former u.s. open champion rallied in the decider to avoid another upset by the arab do you care if it is seventh juggle falls it's a match down six two three six six three was the final score. runnels as room was former world number three david nalbandian the argentinian was beaten like the sternest in a close to setter seven five six court the way that one finished. and the straighten up and come out the non-tonic also won wimbledon quarter finalist gained the upper hand in a titani

we want to say hi to petey and anya right now. tell us, we all know that dogs love to play ball.t? >> petey has always loved to play ball. he found an old volleyball, started completely chasing after it. i threw it to him and he bounced it back in his mouth. the same way that he catches the tennis ball, it bounces back and that's how it started. >> we're showing smu video. he plays basketball and volleyball. does he or you have a favorite? >> we love volleyball. >> volleyball is the best. >> just because he can play it in the grass and on the beach. >> when you go to the dog park with petey, how does he play with the other dogs? >> actually, petey gets really ignored about the other dogs because they run into the game and they try to sniff him and he just wants to go after the ball. >> during the commercial break, i asked anya, how does he relax? and the answer is he doesn't relax. look at the intensity. but he gets hyped, too. >> here it is. this has to be played. >> yeah, he wants to get it to me because he gives it to me, then i get it back to him quicker and he can play more

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anya ayoung chee. she learned to sew four months before the competition. had all of the judges here. and there's a controversy. here's a beauty queen. competed in miss universe. and she's never sewn? >> it's true. >> you were a bit of an underdog. >> that's true. i learned right before i applied to go on the show. i have a great teacher also from trinidad and tobago. she taught me the short cuts. >> you learned short cuts. but do you have skills you can use now that you're the real deal? >> now, i can design with a lot more knowledge. it's really affected the way i design. i'm going to keep doing it. >> toughest judge on you? >> heidi, actually. she was still very, very measured. afterwards, she was always very fair. >> i have to show one of your designs. come over here. let's look at this. i mean, if you happen to have this, i wouldn't say no. yeah. with a fur over it. faux fur, of course. congratulations. beautiful. >>> coming up, mr. mario batali. to war zones. and that can be a problem for destination like dubrovnik, croatia, left in disrepair by years

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