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job cuts will start today for hundreds of ublic school employees, and now students are voicing theironcerns. karen gray houston with more. >> reporer: it was during the lunch break that student at the duke ellington school of the arts walked out of class. >> we are the students. we are the ones affected bit teacher not being able toed to -- affected by the teachers not being able to teach. >> reporter: they are concerned their lives will be impacted. >> that's cutting our education. we love o arts teachers, and we learn from them. >> reporter: students say this is not about assigning blame. what they want to do is focus attention on what is important to them, their education. the president of the teachers' ownon is just as frustrated. george understands there's a short fall but how could they hire so many when they fire -- fire so many when they hired some this fall. >> why hire a month later and then talk about layoff in. >> reporter: we tried to get answers from michelle wii. her office said she would be unavailable until later this week. she was asked how her decision to lay off t

health sciences school i get up opportunities to take a location in the uic's medicine and dentistry,ublic health, nursing, pharmacy, and applied health sciences. we also partnered with thank a salute, a management fir that works with the noble network to create its first elementary mol that is opening this fall in chicago. early results of the renaissance effort suggest that we are on track. we know that the schools that are performing better than the neighborhood counterpart. our students will get core instruction than the average district school. we have strong parent demand. and we know from the chart of background that students, the new schools opened five or more years are performing 17% better than the district average. what we've would suggest is that this panel and courage our deral government to support new school options, to put pressure on states and school districts to close schools that are not performing. that they will provide incentives to create public-private partnerships like ours where the intellectual capital of the business industry and universities can be transferre

and that is not where the japanese ublic is. in the cabinet, the government pollg most recently, 7 of japanese said they feel close to the united states. 66% they did not feel close to china. 72% said a japan clash china alliance would be a big idea. 76% said thathe u.s./japan alliance is important. you will often hear younger japanese don't say. for 20 to 29 year old,79% said it's imptant. there's not a big push for the government to move away from the u.s. the japanese people in the most recent poll, 71% say they want to succeed and they are backing him. that by the way is almost the exact number all of the others ended up with when they started and went out with 15%. but 71% isn't bad. how much japanese support obama? 72%. so there's very little political hate to make fighting with. so why are they doing this? why is this theme out there? pa of it is trying to capture and tap the japanese resentiment about their situation economically. and try to sort of blame their last for being too pro u.s. with a good campaign slogan, it'