students all day, it allows universities to raise tuition to about $14,000 a year. angry students are concerned they will be priced out of an education, as the country s lawmakers try to cut the deficit. a day after passing in the house, the dream act has died in the senate. democrats say they don t have the votes to get it through. it aims to pave the pathway to citizens of illegal immigrants who go to college or join the military. muhammad zazi faces several charges including obstruction of justice and visa fraud. his trial could begin in july. his son pleaded guilty to terrorism charges earlier this year. with president obama facing a sudden backlash from his own party over a tax deal, ed henry says it has been a very busy day at the white house, to say the least. we ll get the inside story from him on the stakeout from him next. s called the new humana
i ve already given up my dream to stay here at cnn. as long as you re here, i m here. keep living that dream you re living. i m here with you for the next couple hours. live aerial photos of london, england, right now. moments after the parliament has voted to approve a massive tuition hike. we have seen violence today. we have seen riots, pushing and shoving between police officers and students in the streets of london. now, members of parliament still in the house. they have voted. it is very, very close. 325 votes in favor of 302 votes against, down party lines. the party line voted. more importantly, we ve got our reporters on the ground there. we ve got our pictures in the sky. we are watching what is going on. some very, very tense moments as this crowd will not disperse after the end of that vote. we ll tell you about that very shortly. here s the story of a site named wikileaks. you ve been hearing about it for weeks now. it s a story that we ve been putting out t
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stay, leave, or attack from the air and sea? we ll ask nbc s richard engel what s being considered. also, what s up with health care? let s get past the gas and get past the truth where this baby sands and whether it s going get born after all. we will get a report from inside, recon report from our two capitol hill reporters. and our best story of the day may be what was in the new york times front page today about first lady michelle obama s family roots in slavery. it s a fascinating, intriguing and uniquely american tale, and we ve got the times reporters here to tell us what they found. plus, are the shots at speaker pelosi getting downright sexist? let s get to that one and get it straight in the politics fix. and the governor of new jersey has a new ad that says his republican challenger is too fat to replace him. wait until you see it. that s what they re saying, too fat to replace him. that s in the hardball sideshow. let s start with afghanistan. r