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thanks for being with us, in washington, i'm ray soares. we had at the peak of the movement in the original form in the 1990s. >> also tonight - the witnesses said he did it. science proved them wrong. >> i'm not saying anyone was laying, they made a mistake. bleffed. >> with a little help. >> mistaken identity and miscarriage of justice. crime and punishment - how often eyewitnesss to crime are flat-out wrong on what they think they have seen. >>> ahead of the scenes.

ray swarez. college and university tuitions have soared. much faster than consumer prices much fatter than the cost of houses, much faster than the wages of american families, so that old reassurancing optimistic idea, going into debt for a good college education would pay back the borrower many times over, that theory is getting a second look. it is unquestionable but even during economic crisis and years of slow growth, college graduates did better than people with some college or just a high school diploma, but student students and fr families now have to take a tougher look at costs. dream school verses affordable, public verses private. two years after community college, veries four years at a residential program, when the diploma will look the same to the world, value verses perceptions of value, it's real, and it's forcing tough choices on families that would otherwise be happy to reward their hardworking high schooler. >> high school senior of epicenterville virginia will head to radford this fall, the first in her family to go to c

ray swarez. college and university tuitions have soared.er than consumer prices much fatter than the cost of houses, much faster than the wages of american families, so that old reassurancing optimistic idea, going into debt for a good college education would pay back the borrower many times over, that theory is getting a second look. it is unquestionable but even during economic crisis and years of slow growth, college graduates did better than people with some college or just a high school diploma, but student students and fr families now have to take a tougher look at costs. dream school verses affordable, public verses private. two years after community college, veries four years at a residential program, when the diploma will look the same to the world, value verses perceptions of value, it's real, and it's forcing tough choices on families that would otherwise be happy to reward their hardworking high schooler. >> high school senior of epicenterville virginia will head to radford this fall, the first in her family to go to college. >>

soaring over the cliff and into this gorgeous setting. that's my plan for the california condor. >> the first sight was in 1602 in mon ray bay. lewis and clark reported a sighting of the bird. a few decades later something changed in california that made seeing this bird a

soaring. the company raked in nearly $10 billion last year, but their best-seller wasn't a fancy fashion house label. it was a brand they outright own, rayan. originally made by bausch and lomb for the u.s. army, since j.f.k., nearly every president has worn them, not to mention tom cruise in "risky business" and "top gun." but the brand was poorly managed, cheapened, and eventually put up for sale. the italians bought it in 1999, and had a strategy to turn things around. >> guerra: we stopped selling sunglasses from ray-ban for more or less a year. >> stahl: when you bought it, you could buy them for, i don't even know how little money. >> guerra: $29. >> stahl: $29 at the drug store, at a gas station, and you took them off the market. >> guerra: we refurbished everything. >> stahl: and made them upscale- - today, those $29 pairs can cost $150 and more, and ray-ban is the top-selling sunglass brand in the world. when americans go to buy these glasses, i'll bet 99% think they're buying an american brand. >> guerra: it is an american brand. what's wrong with it? i mean, it's an american brand owned by italians. i think the world is... the