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whether you go to a big school or a small one, whether you attend a public or a private or a charter school, your teachers are giving up their weekends. theyre waking up at dawn. theyre cramming their days full of classes and extracurricular activities, and then theyre going home, eating some dinner, and then they have to stay up past midnight grading your papers and correcting your grammar and making sure youve got that algebra form laulated properly. they dont do it for a fancy offic...

learning. were working to get the best teachers into the classroom as well so they can help you prepare for can college and a future career. let me say something about teachers, by the way. teachers are the men and women who might be worker harder than just about anybody these days. [ applause ] whether you go to a big school or a small one, whether you attend a public or a private or a charter school, your teachers are giving up their weekends. theyre waking up at dawn. theyre crammin...

>> brown: from cambodia, we have a report on teaching young people about their countrys violent past, even as a new round of genocide trials is set to begin. >> many here who lost family members and many others whose parents were in the regime. learning about had history isnt just a school lesson, its the story of who they are. >> ifill: and judy woodruff explores investment bank j.p. morgans multimillion-dollar settlement over fraud charges related to the mortgage meltdown. >> brown: ...

violent past, even as a new round of genocide trials is set to begin. >> many here who lost family members and many others whose parents were in the regime. learning about had history isnt just a school lesson, its the story of who they are. >> ifill: and judy woodruff explores investment bank j.p. morgans multimillion-dollar settlement over fraud charges related to the mortgage meltdown. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provid...

>> brown: from cambodia, we have a report on teaching young people about their countrys violent past, even as a new round of genocide trials is set to begin. >> many here who lost family members and many others whose parents were in the regime. learning about had history isnt just a school lesson, its the story of who they are. >> ifill: and judy woodruff explores investment bank j.p. morgans multimillion-dollar settlement over fraud charges related to the mortgage meltdown. >> brown: ...

people about their countrys violent past, even as a new round of genocide trials is set to begin. >> many here who lost family members and many others whose parents were in the regime. learning about had history isnt just a school lesson, its the story of who they are. >> ifill: and judy woodruff explores investment bank j.p. morgans multimillion-dollar settlement over fraud charges related to the mortgage meltdown. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the ...

remains pretty much shut down. a few european airlines did run test flights wednesday. some airports in central europe have let a few flights take off today, but the system still really not functioning much at all. >> thats right. and you know, they did fly some f-16s through it. they landed safely but did have serious engine issues. breaking news on toyota. just agreeing to pay a record, mark, fine. this is $16.4 million. its to u.s. safety regulators for the governments claim it de...

Launched a nonprofit that gives loans to students from low-income schools who want to start their own business. think about that. so hes giving loans to other students. he set up a not for profit. he is raising the money doing what he loves, through dodge ball tournaments and capture the flag games. but he took initiative. now hes helping other young people be able to afford the schooling that they need. a young man jake bernstein, 17 years old from a military family in st. louis working with hi...