1970. so they subsisted by drawing on each other. the book is more than a study of just how david started by one tribe. it is also a personal story about women and family relationships. it is about women in leadership, about building communities, about trying to save an indigenous colter on the brink of being lost and about making sacrifices for others. i would say that what they did was heroic and they say they were just trying to do it for the sake of taking care of the kids and the elders of the community. alma was the educator of the tribe. at that time i was assistant director of our new civic our new civic center and i worked under sunny team. when we got that building, who is a gym with a kitchen and ate office says and we needed to have a needed to happen in common at that time there was no way to make an income to pay the bills for the infrastructure of that building. so, here played bingo in her younger days in michigan. when her and i would talk about how we were
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face criminal charges for reckless trading. we examine the growing legal woes for the banking giant. brown: the common core standards in education push students to think critically, speak persuasively and collaborate. john merrow reports on the challenge of testing these advanced skills. you re not going to be asked questions like: what did you think about the thing you read? you re going to be asked to say: what did the author think? find evidence in the text to make that broader point. woodruff: 50 years later, the march on washington remains a seminal moment in american history. tonight, we kick off a series of discussions to mark the anniversary. we ve forgotten most of the brown: and remembering a stalwart of american political journalism. we look back at the career of the long-time reporter, columnist and t.v. commentator, jack germond. woodruff: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: supporte