ladies, thank you. i ll see you real soon. lets me tell you what viewers are saying about this. heather is writing into us the house is in rebellion over principle. the senate is playing obvious games. i have never been so frustrated, angry even with bush. i feel like i m watching our government and country slowly begin to go on a pathway to its own destruction. leroy has this to say about the rejection of the don t ask, don t tell repeal. okay, so they voted it down. they should have. now everyone wants another vote. if they vote to stop it, will we have a third vote then a fourth? no wonder they can t get anything done, voting on everything three, four times. give you a look at other stories making headlines. students in the uk continue to riot last night in rage other a triple tuition hike. it caused chaos outside london s parliament. a car carrying prince charles and his wife, camilla, was attacked but they were not harm.
i m vinita nair. prince charles and his wife were visibly stunned when they found themselves in the midst of britain s worst political violence in years. students who were riled up over a sharp tuition hike attacked the royals car, kicking it, throwing stones, shattering that car s window. jeffrey kofman has more from london. reporter: this video shows the royal rolls-royce under attack from an angry crowd. inside the car, a shocked prince charles and camilla. the heir to the british throne and the duchess of cornwall, seen here, were on their way to theater when the violence in london streets reached them. prince charles was driving past. people were kicking the door. he got terrified. police came down and everyone just did you see them? i didn t see them smash the window but i saw the car get attacked. reporter: this was the aftermath. shattered windows and a canister of paint that exploded on the
they were both unharmed. scenes of unrest took throughout london yesterday after england s parliament passed a controversial vote to raise the cost of college tuition. these riots are because tuition went up a bit. it s the second recent flair up of violence there regarding the tuition hike. we are getting new insight into richard nixon s administration after his presidential library released additional white house recordings yesterday. the tapes date from february to april of 1973 and cover topics including the cease-fire in vietnam, american prisoners of war, and the watergate scandal. one behind the scenes recording shows how nixon seemingly underestimated fellow republican ronald reagan in a conversation with council chuck coleson. well, any way, reagan s going to be a candidate. a given. he tell you that? reagan is curious, good god. can you imagine, can you really
even charles and camilla were caught in the commotion, their car attacked by protesters. but they escaped unharmed. and the police were fighting back, pushing them away from the houses of parliament. the students and then there s the people who just want to fight the establishment, the anarchists. reporter: as they continued demonstrating outside, inside the coalition government voted in favor for the tuition hike. in some cases, triple the current amount. ayes to the right, 323. noes to the left, 302. reporter: this means that students will have to pay $14,000 a year for their education. all part of the government s massive $127 billion in spending cuts across the board. every department is feeling the pain. from britain s armed forces to the royal household. but have deep austerity measures
for a reward, so police are weighing that. police made the pointed in the press conference yesterday that there were some people who were talking who went necessarily credible but apparently the person in the apartment billing who did call america s most wanted, the tip that was passed onto beverly hills police, they were credible. at least the police say that. alan duke, on the story for us. a hollywood mystery that police say is solved. we appreciate you as always. on the screen, protests in london where students are protesting a tuition hike. for the most part they are angry and loud and peaceful. again, getting out of hand in some areas at least. the vote could be taking place right now among the legislators, a proposal to raise tuition from $4700 to some $14,000 if this vote goes through. again, tens of thousands have