plural lateral discussion to bring together work that has been done bilaterally and use it as a stepping stone to multilaterally communication. >> dr. quick. >> thank you, ambassador. i think you have given me now very nice suggestions to be made that let's negotiate a trade agreement so we can finish the wdda. and i would be the first to subscribe to that. but i think i would like to ask you a question on plural lateral within our outside. but i think if you look at the mfn issue from within and you don't want free right, because you can say i don't care about the rest, and you can have a pluralateral, and that's what has been done in the past. you can also go outside, exceptions for free trade agreements. in foods and services, and that's also fine. i see quite a danger to use it from within to have a conditional on a plurlateral, to ask the wto for a waver so then you can do it. as far as i'm concerned, makes the whole wto implode from within. you will see plural lateral with request for waver on issues we would both like. >> you and i have had a lot of interesting conversations about trade

i believe shoes are a stepping stone in our life. every step you take gets us to a new place. >> reporter: at the age of 37, lau is older than his father was when he was killed. his hope is his foundation will eventually inspire his own son gabriel to use his voice and inspire others to find theirs. >> losing my father at age 11 -- was one of the toughest things in my life. now that i have my son, i can live the life that i could not live with my father. what i'd like for him to gain from this experience, my experience, is that no matter who you are, we all have a story to share. >> reporter: lau says the need for children's shoes is especially great. if you're interested in donating to step into my soul, logon to nbcbayarea.com for a link to lau's website. >>> i want to check in with rob mayeda and the bizarre weather forecast. >> it went from t-shirts and shorts, yesterday we had 80s and 90s today, cooling down, dust off the umbrellas and winter coats for the weekend. a cool-down and a chance of rain coming up the middle part of the

. >> college was not the destination, but it was a stepping stone. >> alex learned the lesson the hardway. per immigrant parents told her that college was the key to the american dream. >> i was told i had to go to dartmouth. >> to was the first and her family to go to dartmouth. >> i landed at dartmouth and realized how to pronounce it before i got there but they all celebrated the college exceptions as if we had won the lottery. >> college was tough. >> i struggled academically. i struggled emotionally. i struggled socially and financially. >> she persevered and graduated. in 2009 her struggles inspired her to start " beyond 12 ". a nonprofit mentoring program based in san francisco. college graduates coach underrepresented students were more likely to drop out. >> only about 9 percent of students from a low syncom quartile can expect to earned a bachelor's degree, versus 75 percent of students from highest income quartile. >> today their mentoring more than 801st and second year college students in the bay area. about a quarter of them here at san fransisco state university. >> she

efforts, we are hoping will be a really one-of- a-kind waterfront event that will serve as a stepping stone towards the excitement of the 2013 america's cup events, which, i want to say, remains the same in 2013, july and august being the challengers' series, and september being the america's cup final. as noted in the budget analyst's report, we have updated our cost projections to reflect the new and consolidated event plan. primarily, the changes to the costs reflect what we were referring to as the fixed costs. that was in contrast to the variable cost of operations to do with the actual services during the 2013 event, so things like muni buses on the street, police, fire, e.m.s.. those things will vary with spectator demand, and so we're trying to make sure that our event plant continues to be adaptive so that our revenues can better match expenditures. however, in these fixed cost categories, there are differences. there is an increase in preliminary and planning costs from what was proposed at the last meeting reflective of the added work we will have to do for the permit application

one of the ways that my program stepping stone has had to adapt is we have so many clients who are hiv positive or have aids, that we have to be medication savvy. you know, many treatment programs will have kind of a blanket prohibition on psychoactive drugs or, you know, heavy-duty medications. we-we decided years ago that we couldn't- we couldn't hold to that. that our clients who either had co-occurring disorders and required psychoactive medication or who were on the various cocktails they needed as a part of their hiv/aids treatment really needed a treatment program that was very savvy about that. so we began to develop some case management services with funding from the hiv/aids side as well as co-occurring. and i think, as a result, our clients have a much better access to recovery because their medications are not being prohibited by the treatment program. john's point is well taken; it's not just individual with hiv/aids, it's people with co-morbidities that require medications or unique accommodations. and the programs have to be sensitive to it. and i think the hiv/aids popu

association on alcohol, drugs and disability inc. and president and chief executive officer, stepping stone of san diego, san diego, california. dr. barbara l. kornblau, j.d., disabilities attorney and professor, school of health professions and studies, university of michigan-flint, flint, michigan. ed hammett, consumer advocate, marbury, maryland. dr. clark, how many people in the united states have a disability? that number is not exactly clear, but we estimate roughly 53 million people have a disability, and it may be larger because, again, it turns on new classification schema. but at least 53 million. john, how do we define a disability? well, a disability is really kind of a legal and an administrative term. and in some quarters you might be considered disabled, but by another jurisdiction you might not be considered disabled. but i use the term, often, physical sensory, cognitive, and developmental disability to really clarify what we're talking about. so, barbara, in terms of a real sense, so there are individuals who may have had accidents are now paraplegic, quadriplegic- in term

in literally and we still have serious dangers these guys hope that this resolution will be a stepping stone towards the internationalization of the syrian crisis that is have the security council to some kind of resolution that would allow. military interference in syria thankfully russia and china are both more aware of such maneuvers now after the experience with libya and resolution one thousand nine hundred. dr thanks for the program talk head revolution analyst and profess that it's in university in jordan thanks for your thoughts thank you very much. a big story today six major world powers in a round of made in turkey to try to find ways to remove suspicion that iran's nuclear program has a military dimension discussions have resumed after a fifteen month break with a previous round ending in stalemate rounds recently increased to grade him in richmond amid suspicions he could be seeking nuclear weapons washington called the talks the last chance for diplomacy to work with israel threatening military action russia and the e.u. of call the top constructive though saying iran is shown

that unique laboratory will be our stepping stone to the rest of the solar system.ransitioning to a new era of exploration. with technology at the forefront to help us to reach higher and leave future generations with greater capabilities. today, we turn discovery over to the smithsonian with great expectation that as we have always done, nasa will continue to inspire young people today and tomorrow to dream of space, to dream of on covering the secrets of the universe, and take steps to pursue their careers that will make them the exploration leaders of tomorrow. the hope we leave you with today is that this magnificent flying machine that carried more people into space than any vehicle ever before will be a testament, not only to overcoming the human and technological obstacles of the day, but a tangible example that our dreams of exploration, of reaching our higher potential are always within reach if we stretch for them. to the smithsonian institution and the national air and space museum, i know you will take care of discovery as you have the many, fax -- space

percent of americans raise the minimum wage who are paid right but minimum wage jobs are the stepping stone jobs here in the cervix than yours to be you cannot get the use you cannot get a job unless you have experience the best way to get experience is to get a minimum wage job most people who want a minimum are going to get you here or to move on. chris you know that sixty percent of people on minimum wage jobs don't have a high school degree you're talking about jobs for high school kids every ninety four percent of you just you just take your decision already six percent of americans are actually working at the minimum wage again and they are talking about sixty percent of the i don't know if you just see her as those he needs and i'm saying that bit the teenagers of teenagers seventy five percent of those aged sixteen to nineteen make more than the minimum wage only twenty five percent from the bureau of labor think take this in two thousand and ten why do you want to deny young people an opportunity to get an experience or you know you raise the minimum wage you know what happens to t

was a working vehicle and americans were working in space and developing the space station as a stepping stonea has to do is replace shuttles in the museums with spacecrafts doing other generations of work. >> many astronauts have been critical nasa doesn't seem to have a backup plan in place. funding is a part of it. do you think that nasa can play a vital role going forward? >> it does have a role in our competitiveness in the 21st century and needs to extend its welcome to partners in the commercial sector. so we do have americans working right now on the space station, don pettitte and dan burbank, to the space station goes on. the first commercial cargo launch is in april. that's nasa's gambit to buy cheaper cargo delivery. we we need to do better is convince policymakers in congress and the presidency that we've got to accelerate the space program and get a deep spacecraft moving forward faster, not wait until 2017 to fly the orion spaceship but 2014, 2015. if nasa doesn't have a higher profile as it did with the shuttles, it will be forgotten and relegated to the dust bin of history. we

. ♪ remember when ♪ ♪ 30 seemed so old ♪ now looking back ♪ ♪ it's just a stepping stone ♪ to where we for dogs. it is an eight-hour block of programming shot from a canine's perspective, designed to keep your mutt relaxed and stimulated while you are at work. that is really important as you know, jim. the company says they even muted the colors and altered sounds and added music and it is written for dogs. a huge favorite is huey lewis. you have a dog arriving in mere weeks. his name is jasper. >> i had a henry for 14 years and he passed away a month ago. >> would you order this for jasper? >> i did a little investigation about this story. come to find out that this is a secret joint venture of gutfeld-schulz-levey. they need more video for their show, "red eye." they have run out of cute an will mall videos so you create they had as a ruse and now you are pitching it which is interesting. i am glad i uncovered this. >> you will hopefully get more individual yores of dogs staring at you. >> i just find it interesting of all of the stories i did today this is the one you investigated.

helps students succeed with this key principle >>> college was not a destination but it was a stepping stone. >>> she learned the lesson the hard way as our parents immigrants from haiti told her that education was the key to the american dream. >>> you have to go this thing called to the ivy league and have to go to this place called dartmouth. >>> choose the first family to go to college. >>> and i realized mispronounced dartmouth. the more i got there. and it also a british the college acceptance as best we won the lottery college was tough. >>> eyes trouble academically and struggled emotionally. a struggle socially and financially. >>> she persevered and graduated in 2009, her struggles in have for start beyond 12. a mentoring program based in san francisco. college graduates coach since were more likely to drop out. >>> only about 9 percent of students from the lowest income can't expect to earn a bachelor's degree by age 24. for 75% since from highest income percentile >>> beyond 12 is helping students in the bay area. about core them here in santa discuss the university. >>> she has

but it was a stepping stone. >> alex learned a lesson hard way, her parents were immigrants from haiti and told her that education was turkey to the american dream. >> you have to go to an ivy league and you have to go to dartmouth. >> she became the first and her family to go to college. >> i landed at dartmouth realizing how it was pronounced key for i got there. but we all celebrated the college's acceptances as if we had won a lottery. >> college witwas tough. >> i struggled emotionally and financially. >> she persevered. in 2009 her struggles inspired her to start a nonprofit mentoring program based in san francisco. college graduate coach underrepresented students that are more likely to drop out. >> only 9 percent of students from the lowest income quarter can expect to earn a bachelor's degree by age 24 versus 75 percent of students from the highest income. >> today their mentoring more than 801st and second year college students in the bay area. a quarter of them here at sentence of state university. >> she says her to your coach lydia johnson has been her guide. >> we recentl

santorum has said he must and will win pennsylvania, "his aides are now casting it as a mere stepping stonee momentum leading into may and other state contests like texas." a top santorum aide telling "the hill" newspaper that winning either pennsylvania or texas is important for the campaign to go forward. "it's going to be tough to go on without pennsylvania. we must win one or both those states." suddenly it's not, we must win pennsylvania, it's, texas, pennsylvania, tomato, tomato. it's not that rick santorum needs to win pennsylvania, it will just be tough if he doesn't. >> let me ask you this question. how important is pennsylvania? is it a must-win state? >> oh, yeah, we have to win here. >> rick santorum chief strategist joins us next for the interview. stay with us. >>> senator, you're in a good, strong position as a runner-up. why risk an embarrassing loss in pennsylvania? rick, welcome home. >> thank you very much, john, it's great to be home. >> how important is pennsylvania? is it a must-win state for you? >> yeah, we have to win here. >> somebody ribbing former pennsylvania se

which -- attend a different university which i was going do, but i thought this would be a better stepping stone to start over. i don't know. a shock moment. >> we were promised worst case scenario that we would be paid no later than april 4 or the 6, the money that was owed to us and what's due this month. we came in today to a staff meeting from which they canceled the entire school's classes. and was told that we would have no job come to. the doors are being shut. and they'll sent you a pink slip. >> reporter: a shock for all of them, obviously. and that faculty member says when they asked during the meeting yesterday when they would be receiving their paychecks, they were told by administrators we don't know. reporting live from fairfax county, i'm julie carey. >> julie, thank you. >>> well, people have been saying it for years -- and now there is evidence to prove it. coyotes are living in northern virginia. take a look here. this is a camera that captured d video last week in arlington. he's quick, too. you got to keep your eyes open. the animals are not native to virginia apparently or t

santorum has said he must and will win pennsylvania, "his aides are now casting it as a mere stepping stonementum leading into may and other state contests like texas." a top santorum aide telling "the hill" newspaper that winning either pennsylvania or texas is important for the campaign to go forward. "it's going to be tough to go on without pennsylvania. we must win one or both those states." suddenly it's not, we must win pennsylvania, it's, texas, pennsylvania, tomato, tomato. it's not that rick santorum needs to win pennsylvania, it will just be tough if he doesn't. >> let me ask you this question. how important is pennsylvania? is it a must-win state? >> oh, yeah, we have to win here. >> rick santorum chief strategist joins us next for the interview. stay with us. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job. so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if

santorum has said he must and will win pennsylvania, "his aides are now casting it as a mere stepping stone may and other state contests like texas." a top santorum aide telling "the hill" newspaper that winning either pennsylvania or texas is important for the campaign to go forward. "it's going to be tough to go on without pennsylvania. we must win one or both those states." suddenly it's not, we must win pennsylvania, it's, texas, pennsylvania, tomato, tomato. it's not that rick santorum needs to win pennsylvania, it will just be tough if he doesn't. >> let me ask you this question. how important is pennsylvania? is it a must-win state? >> oh, yeah, we have to win here. >> rick santorum chief strategist joins us next for the interview. stay with us. plus veggie nutrn new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. i worked at the colorado springs mail processing plant for 22 years. we processed on a given day about a million pieces of mail. checks, newspapers, bills. a lot of people get their medications only through the mail. small businesses depend on this processing plant. they want to s

. >> reporter: number one in suvs in the world's biggest quarter market is just a stepping stone for great wall motor. like vw, gm and toyota, it wants to lead the industry and serve china's ambition to create a global brand ready for export. >> translator: we would like to win reputation in market share globally. only then can we call ourselves successful. >> reporter: great wall is now a low cost manufacturer, building affordable cars for china's mass market. despite explosive growth, just 60 out of every 1,000 people own a car. to move up the food chain, it needs access to technology. stable and practical management puts great wall in pole position. >> what's different is it's surrounded by global suppliers that now send parts to the japanese, americans and europeans. great wall can go to the same suppliers and say we like that part, bring it to us. that makes their job a lot easier. >> while auto industry executives descended on beijing for the motor show this week, premiere wen was in europe securing new deals with vw and vol company to encourage investment in china, deals that

so in this vicinity that we have around the earth/moon system, these are stepping stones of the solarelp propel humanity off earth into this situation where we have the entire solar system as our home and not just our own planet. >> you are first in line to access them. nice to see you guys. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> good morning. a pleasure. >> end point is up next. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. ♪ start spreading the news >> welcome back. that's my escort from last night. i went to big brothers big sisters of new york dinner. i was the host. that's my son, jackson. he didn't like the word date. he was happy to be my escort. dad is out of town. bow tie. 20 seconds left. what's the end point this morning? >> when i listen to rodney king speak and the progress

that unique laboratory will be our stepping stone to the rest of the solar system.et, we are transitioning to a new era of exploration. with technology at the forefront to help us to reach higher and leave future generations with greater capabilities. today, we turn discovery over to the smithsonian with great expectation that as we have always done, nasa will continue to inspire young people today and tomorrow to dream of space, to dream of on covering the secrets of the universe, and take steps to pursue their careers that will make them the exploration leaders of tomorrow. the hope we leave you with today is that this magnificent flying machine that carried more people into space than any vehicle ever before will be a testament, not only to overcoming the human and technological obstacles of the day, but a tangible example that our dreams of exploration, of reaching our higher potential are always within reach if we stretch for them. to the smithsonian institution and the national air and space museum, i know you will take care of discovery as you have the many,

college access and success is the fundamental stepping stones toward economic security and global competitiveness, as policymakers it is imperative that we support students in making college affordable so that our citizens can prosper. we face an immediate crisis in college cost and without congressional action, interest rates will get out of the box. i'm fortunate to represent a congressional district that has what we call an education mecca , in terms of the numbers of institutions that we have. and what we call the south loop area of chicago, which is only a few blocks long and a few blocks wide, we have more than 100,000 students just in that area. at colleges and universities like lyola, dupaul, east west university. as a matter of fact, i was at the board meeting of east west last evening where we were reviewing our credittation standards and making sure that everything was in order so that the thousands of students who attend that university could get the very best. but unless we make sure that students can acquire the money, i've organized a little scholarship fund in honor of my parents

that unique laboratory will be our stepping stone to the rest of the solar system., we are transitioning to a new era of exploration. with technology at the forefront to help us to reach higher and leave future generations with greater capabilities. today, we turn discovery over to the smithsonian with great expectation that as we have always done, nasa will continue to inspire young people today and tomorrow to dream of space, to dream of on covering the secrets of the universe, and take steps to pursue their careers that will make them the exploration leaders of tomorrow. the hope we leave you with today is that this magnificent flying machine that carried more people into space than any vehicle ever before will be a testament, not only to overcoming the human and technological obstacles of the day, but a tangible example that our dreams of exploration, of reaching our higher potential are always within reach if we stretch for them. to the smithsonian institution and the national air and space museum, i know you will take care of discovery as you have the many, fa

peter, whose life was changed by his encounter with christ, stepped on these stones and saw these tabletsd. jesus told the prince of the apostles, you are peter, and upon this rock, i will build my church. paul was persecuting the first christians when jesus appeared to him. blinding him with his light. paul was on his way to damascus when he had his vision. after years of preaching the gospel, and suffering much persecution, paul joined peter, in the eternal city. author of the book "in the footsteps of popes" explains how paul ended up in rome after his arrest in jerusalem. >> you cannot kill me here. i am a roman citizen, and he went to home and the emperor was nero and he was a killer, but in the roman way. the roman cannot be crucified, the romans must be beheaded. >> reporter: the first church here, the constantine basilica was built over peter's tomb, 17 centuries ago, after constantine's conversion. the great roman general, whose victories are evident in the glorious arch near the coliseum had a vision of christ's cross at the battle. his conversion changed the course of history.

. ♪ >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our communitydian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philosophy that attracted david linger to mount a show at meridian. >> you want to feel like your work this summer that it can do some good. i felt like at meridian, it could do me good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he tra

i was hoping that it wouldn't be get another stepping stone but it is okay. >> if you're a cast-off, cast-off. >> let's hear something, baby. ♪ i i'm so in love with you ♪ >> almost as good as the president. ♪ whatever you want to do ♪ is all right with me >> all right, we have to go on. head on down. >> sorry! ♪ turn down the light ♪ turn down the bed ♪ turn down these voices inside my head ♪ >> good girl! >> bonnie raitt! ♪ tell me something good ♪ tell me that you love me yeah ♪ >> give us a little more! little more! >> all three! ♪ tell me something good >> a big round of applause. >> and a parting gift for everyone. >> you guys, thank you for coming to see us. >> if they're too big, be happy. >>> "the voice" airs monday at 8:00 p.m. and tuesdays at 9:00. >>> we have news about britney spears -- speaking of these singing shows. the x factor may -- britney may be a judge. papers are saying $15 million. >> what do you want for a part-time job? >> i mean that's unbelievable. >> here's -- simon cowell has had a miss a little bit with this "x factor." it is not a smash hit everybody t

and stride say, women don't care about access to birth control, it sank like a stone because it's ridiculous. the next step was to endorse the paul ryan budget. all these programs that the obama administration is talking about right now, medicare, expanding fees preventive care, whether it's the earned income tax credit, they all benefit women disproportionately. on the economy as well, there is a gender gap. >> i think we are going to -- there is going to be a clear choice come 2012 in terms what have vision do people want the country to go. president obama or mitt romney. we'll need to see if you can play this kind of interest group politics, this is what i think the president is doing, or whether -- >> what women is an interest group? labor unions, wilms, minorities. if we want to talk about the economy, president obama has been supportive of the unions, for example, and union contracts are one-size-fits-all. that doesn't help women, for example, like women who are teachers. because many teaching jocks are unionized. they want to come back in the workforce may be part time, maybe have more flexible hour

stone. >> police chief bill lee offered to permanently step down. city commissioners rejected his resignation in a 3-2 vote. lee and his department have been widely criticized for failing to immediately arrest neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman who shot unarmed teenager trayvon martin in february. zimmerman left jail overnight after posting $150,000 bail. he has gone back into hiding. >> tonight, police in prince george's county linked the suspect in the murder of an activist to two other murders. all murders are thought to have been random robberies. tonight jackie benson spoke exclusively to the wife of one victim waiting seven years for justice. jackie. >> reporter: doreen, it was news she waited years to hear. a hard working cab driver, a 17-year-old high school student, and a respected alexandria community activist, a man whose murder may help bring justice for the first two victims. >> he said do you remember me from when your husband got killed? yeah, okay, yes, i remember you. he said we got the killer. >> ruth lost her husband edmo

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step aside for his own suspension. jerry rice is among the golfer is at stone bridge this weekend.the hall of famer says the scandal hit close to home. we don't say that this game is about milk and cookies the night before the game. even though it is a valiant game, we know it is very physical. you cannot just go out and tried to hurt someone an entire career. i probably had a bounty on me every ball game but that was just part of it. and you knew that guys wanted to try and stop you, and continue because they felt that they did they had an opportunity to win the football game. >> he tee'd off late this afternoon, joining him as one of the players in hayward, one of them is from golf royalty. >> he is a busy 82 year-old man. this is not a normal grandfather/grandson relationship. >> from an early age wanted to be a professional golfer and not because arnold palmer was his grandfather. >> i am not trying to be anyone else, i am out here because i love the game. >> he credits his father for shaping his game. he is winless in his career on a nationwide tour and occasionally plays on t

polygraph test results can become the first stone in a foundation for improved political relations between moscow and london i would see it as a positive step forward of course the next step is for scotland yard common to look at the evidence and whether they think it's a step forward like to examine it and so on and so forth then after that it would be for the british government then to make a move because the lugovoy case litvinenko case is really solid and do russian relations for several years both countries need to move forward so therefore if this problem could be removed then one could look forward to a much more positive chapter in the russian relations. earlier artie's spoke to the father of an exam that lead thing in goa who explained why he no longer believed russia's security services were behind his son's murder you can see our lives of the interview on friday here on r.t. . europeans could soon see the end of the show and in free travel zone with france set to push other e.u. states to curb open borders if nicolas sarkozy has his way the sitting president said he no longer wants what he called a c.v. like europe claiming that

step for man and one giant leap for mankind. how would you like to hear that when your phone rings. nasa unveiling special ring stones. -- tones. and losing weight is fun if you do it with a partner. a married maryland couple's efforts to shave off unwanted pounds. lynette. >> low 70s for this afternoon. but the cooler weather will make a comeback. details coming up. >> reporter: and what can you expect for the friday morning drive? we will have a look at your ride through howard county up next. g >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> and welcome back. 5:09. nasa releasing interesting ring tones for your phone. you can hear the war of the space shuttle launch and neal armstrong famous words, or even really from apollo 13, houston we have a problem. they will be made available on nasa websites. any of those interest you? >> i like houston we have a problem. i would use that especially coming to the weather. right now satellite and weather, houston we don't have a problem right now. we are looking at mainly clear skies and that will prevail going through the afternoon mixing with a little sunshine and a little cloud out

steps of becoming more female friendly. this could include more than 1400 new positions. >>> and this weekend the national cathedral will begin offering tours of its unique stone carvings. this will be happening for the first time since this building was damaged by the earthquake. that was last year in august. the tourists will explore more garg oil garg oils on the theater. there is now a deadline looming for any student needing to taiblg out a government subsidized loan. the rate is set to double. sheree is standing by this morning with all new information for you. reporter: charley, today the house is expected to vote on a gop bill that would prevent interest rates on federal student loans from doubling as of july 1st. president barack obama has appeared on three college campuses this week, calling to keep the rates down. students are worried about paying for those student loans. the interest rates will impact more than 7 million undergraduates if congress does not act. the current interest raid on federally-subsidized students loans will increase from 3.4% to 6.8%. for students borrowing the maximum $23,000, it'll cost them an extra $5,000 over a 10- year

stone she cuts in front used to run the government reducing suspensions nothing. else defense contractors lined up for business as india makes plans to modernize a military gets by corruption step coming weaponry. next naughtier special report on the american inmate who spent nearly half of his life behind bars mostly on death row. huntsville texas. a man who we are coming to see at the prison of when should have been dead a long time ago he was to be executed by lethal injection. a man sentenced to capital punishment more than twenty years ago for a crime which he has always denied. but. anyhow to get. rid of yes. that's the. theory of thanks. time has flown by never did we think we would see him alive again. right. time. nineteen years after our first encounter so many questions are left unanswered how did he stay alive has he changed will recognize each other. hello tell us last year how are you this is him thomas miller. thank you. for. thomas and his amazing smile unchanged after so many years on death row the meeting is monitored closely next to us a warden and the man responsible for media in the prison we are being listened to. and are warned we are given precisely one