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Their losses from the investigation. tuition is way up, jumping more than 8% on average this year alone. so rick, you say those newfound profits should be going to lower students' cost. parents would like that. >> absolutely. these schools have to get their priorities straight. it's great to build new buildings. it's great to have good research programs, pay teachers lots of money, but it's suppose supposed to be about educating kids. if we don't do that, only the wealthiest people in the country will have an education and if we don't support these kids, who are going to become the lawyers for...

Guy captured crooks and people that have committed crimes, what's wrong with that? >> john, what's wrong with that? >> oh, i have major problems with this. for one, he was helping individuals keep money from reaching the government, which is good for the economy. but beyond that -- >> i like that, go ahead. >> you have to look at whistle blowers as modern versions of ambulance chasers. do we really want disgruntled employees to be able to team up with the force of government that has unlimited money to go after businesses? if you want to tank the economy, give individuals the right to do this,...

store. gabby giffords survived and is still recovering. he will avoid the death penalty. after the hearing a number of survivors came together outside the courthouse. >> give up this hopelessness in this country that we can't do anything. because we can and we must. >> these taboo words, gun control can be spoken plainly in the halls of congress again. >> one of ways i believe we can make good come out of this, is to begin some common sense discussion about who should bear arms. what hands should firearms go into. >> kyung lah was in the courtroom. >> he seemed calmer than previous a...

Damascus. john what, about the claims of today? >> a group has claimed responsibility for the suicide bomb attack two days ago, the deadliest in the country's year-long struggle. little is known about this group, but it's believed it has ties with al-qaeda in iraq. the method used here bears the hallmark of al-qaeda used in iraq. on a website, the group warns sunnies, threatening more violence. funeral services were held today in damascus for several of those 55 killed. those gathered at the funeral service were shouting support for president bashar assad.