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People across Europe, Israel and the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day Wednesday to commemorate the genocide of European Jews by Nazi Germany. The day was created in 2005 by the United Nations to sustain public awareness, which studies show has rapidly declined in recent years. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro shows one creative attempt to educate younger generations.

one-year reprieve on the mandate to provide health insurance. we ask what the delay means for businesses and workers. >> brown: ray suarez examines the diplomatic saga unfolding as the world wonders where edward snowden is and what his fate will be. >> ifill: fred de sam lazaro reports on one groups efforts to help victims of the deadly factory collapse in bangladesh. >> every business that we have gone into has something to do with poor peoples needs. we are looking at opportunities w...

reports on one groups efforts to help victims of the deadly factory collapse in bangladesh. >> every business that we have gone into has something to do with poor peoples needs. we are looking at opportunities we need to do something very quickly, otherwise bangladesh might lose a lot of business. >> brown: and judy woodruff gets an inside-the-courtroom account of the trial of whitey bulger, the accused boston mob boss charged with racketeering and murder. >> >> ifill: thats all ahead ...

to help victims of the deadly factory collapse in bangladesh. >> every business that we have gone into has something to do with poor peoples needs. we are looking at opportunities we need to do something very quickly, otherwise bangladesh might lose a lot of business. >> brown: and judy woodruff gets an inside-the-courtroom account of the trial of whitey bulger, the accused boston mob boss charged with racketeering and murder. >> >> ifill: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." >> maj...

>> woodruff: margaret warner has the strange story of a detained american diplomat, his wigs, and russias claims he was a spy. >> brown: and political editor christina bellantoni talks with the author of a new book that explores how technology is impacting our democracy. >> this radical power, this incredible connectivity that individuals are carrying around, its reshaping the balance of power in our municipality in both good ways and bad ways. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights ...

>> woodruff: margaret warner has the strange story of a detained american diplomat, his wigs, and russias claims he was a spy. >> brown: and political editor christina bellantoni talks with the author of a new book that explores how technology is impacting our democracy. >> this radical power, this incredible connectivity that individuals are carrying around, its reshaping the balance of power in our municipality in both good ways and bad ways. >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights ...

youre not really in college, you cant take college-level courses, youve got to take these developmental courses." >> brown: we update the north carolina eugenics story as state lawmakers pass a budget without the compensation promised to victims of forced sterilization. >> suarez: from the west african nation of niger, we examine a once-in-a-generation famine threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of children. >> every child here is at serious risk of dying. for each bed there ...

>> theyre coming here with a great emphasis on making their lives better. the first thing we say to them is "not so fast there. youre not really in college, you cant take college-level courses, youve got to take these developmental courses." >> brown: we update the north carolina eugenics story as state lawmakers pass a budget without the compensation promised to victims of forced sterilization. >> suarez: from the west african nation of niger, we examine a once-in-a-generation famine ...

>> theyre coming here with a great emphasis on making their lives better. the first thing we say to them is "not so fast there. youre not really in college, you cant take college-level courses, youve got to take these developmental courses." >> brown: we update the north carolina eugenics story as state lawmakers pass a budget without the compensation promised to victims of forced sterilization. >> suarez: from the west african nation of niger, we examine a once-in-a-generation famine ...

lives better. the first thing we say to them is "not so fast there. youre not really in college, you cant take college-level courses, youve got to take these developmental courses." >> brown: we update the north carolina eugenics story as state lawmakers pass a budget without the compensation promised to victims of forced sterilization. >> suarez: from the west african nation of niger, we examine a once-in-a-generation famine threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of children. ...