anya mentioned that the government profits off of all these loans. i'm not sure most young people are excited that the government is a huge bank that makes profits off of student loans and is driving up the price of education. right now we're debating the difference in the rate on a government loan rather than the size of that loan in the first place. as government keeps putting more and more resources into it, it grows the cost. if we gave every young person in america $100 to buy an iphone tomorrow, what would apple do? they'd raise the price of iphones because they knew everyone in the country had $100 more to pay for an iphone. the problem here is that the government is putting so much money, some so many guarantees, so many rules and regulations on higher education it's driving the price through the roof. >> brown: anya, do you see -- you look around the country at different things, experiments going on. do you see interesting things that might help us find ways through all this? >> you know, i really do. and there's a really fantastic announcem

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survivors continues in the suburbs of oklahoma city devastated by one of the deadliest tornadoes anya's a massive cycler tore through a residential area leaving calles in its wake. the local media exam medical examiner's office has revised the initial number of data down from fifty one to at least twenty four some of the victims are schoolchildren but at the figures are still expected to rise as rescuers continue to sift through the rubble president obama declared the area a disaster zone aliant me uncle smith who's involved in tackling the aftermath of the fukushima tragedy says politics needs to be taken out of the aid work and prevention measures. i used to live near kansas and so i know you know the seriousness of tornadoes i've been one very close to one but i cannot imagine what hardships they are going through in pain we have to be very careful and consider you know any kind of warning system should be completely not political you know the words it has to be on the best scientific knowledge that is the way to protect the people as much as possible but a lot of times these decisio

dear father, you have two grandchildren: bartek is now 45, anya, 38.people often ask me if i am religious. a son of secular jews, i was raised catholic, but abandoned god after the war. my mother used to say that during the holocaust, god was taking a long nap. and i agreed. so i call my religion "survival." escapes and travels are my life's refrains. i am leaving the ghetto again, but this time i am going home. the last eyewitnesses of the holocaust, we were drawn to this nonexistent world in search of its physical remnants. we brought with us pieces of our fragile memories, sometimes out of focus, afraid that after us, they will be erased. watch additional stories of child survivors of the holocaust. >> i was asking my mother why i have to go through all this stuff. >> read more from filmmaker marian marzynski about what it was like to make this personal film. >> my childhood still seems to be my psyche's unfinished business. learn more about the warsaw ghetto then and today, and connect to thefrontlinmmunity on facebook and twitter, or tell us what