Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- On The Streets Of Baltimore, Trying To Understand The Anger.
-- Record Number Of Amicus Briefs Filed In Same-Sex Marriage Cases.
-- 'Bali 9' Pair Will Face Indonesia Firing Squad, After Last Appeals Denied.
And here are more early headlines:
Opening Statements Heard In The Colorado Theatre Shooting Case. (Denver Post)
Senators To Debate Bill Giving Congress Oversight Of Iran Nuclear Accord. (AP)
Japanese Prime Minister Visits White House; State Dinner Tonight. (VOA)
Climbers Stuck On Everest After Quake Are Rescued. (Washington Post)
Life Sentence For Korean Captain Whose Ferry Sank, Killing Hundreds. (Korea Herald)
Hawking Suggests Parallel Universe Could See "One Direction" Boy-Band Reunite. (Reuters)
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