african american people who were very unconvinced by our cultural identity. who would say "you don't act black", or "you don't talk black, you talk white." you felt you weren't fully effected by the blacks in america, the african-americans. >> it was clear that we didn't belong fully to a white american demographic or a black american >>> sports are getting ready to unload a backload of goods, after a deal between labour, and a 5-year deal. it could take months to clear the backhaul. a nationwide oil refinery strike spread to port arthur, texas and the largest refinery. workers safety, wages, were among the issues. now, a closer look at the refinery. the reasons behind the strikes, and the people it affects. >> reporter: 3 is-year-old amy perry is a single mum. she worked in toledo for five years. the strike made the future uncertain. how long could you go with four kids without? >> not long, not long at all. comfortably a month, if i stretch and push, maybe two months, taking everything out of the equation, going back to eating like before. >> reporter: the

>> you are the most unconvincing millenial i have met. no president since truman has not had a college degree. he is not the only one in this field without a college degree. rand paul also did not have a college degree but scale -- scored so well on the mcat that he was able to get into medical school. the question is more why he does not have a college degree then that he does not have one and there is a lot of digging. i am not suggesting i know anything about his time at marquette but the question, why he left and whether he can give a nation for that will be key. -- an explanation for that will be key. >> that question and that answer is -- if democrats or republicans decide to go after him that is great. i would think his camp would say, not me. howard dean went on him about this and it was a must cringe worthy. it did not look good. >> in america right now, the college degree is an aspiration for almost every family. it will be odd if this man has not been president without a college degree. coming up, we have jeb, jeb, and more jeb

>> i will first want to say you are the most unconvincing millenial. you are like a 93 millenial. i like when you do that. our colleague has risen that no president since treatment has not had a college degree. -- since truman. rand paul also does not have a college degree, but scored so well on mcat that he was able to get into medical school. the question is not why he doesn't have a college degree. the question of why he left and whether he can get a real explanation is going to be key. >> if nothing emerges onto that front, that answer is putting it on a tee for him in the primary. if more republicans or democrats go after him on this, that is great for him. others went for him to couple weeks ago, and it was almost cringe worthy. >> it sounds elitist and everything else, but in america right now, in meritocratic america, a college degree is an aspiration for every family. it would be odd if in fact this man ends up president without a college degree. >> coming up, we have jeb jeb, and some more jeb. and then dogs. we will be right back. ♪ >> there were mistakes made in iraq f

back by the border kelvin is unconvinced, saying the tax payers are giving the undocumented a free ride. >> my mother came from scotland. she consistent come from the united states for years, she was on a waiting list. all my life i heard that crime doesn't pay. if you are illegal, that's a crime. you came over illegally and crime does pay. >> the moment that either of you across the boarder you earn the title of illegal in many people's view. do you receipt that. for that the silvers say they live with fear. and hope obama administration puts a stop to that fear. even if it leaves the country they live in divided. we expect them to rule on the executive action some time tomorrow. in vans of the executive action first round being accepted wednesday. rest assured, whatever the decision may be it's almost assured that it will be appealed to the swourt. >> thank you. >> now to the fight against i.s.i.l. egypt is calling for the coalition to sets its heights on libya. it wants the air campaign expanded behind iraq and syria. egyptian plains carried out their open strikes. this weekend the g

despite the grand promises, the european teams and leagues remain unconvinced why they should be thenes to bear the brunt. the impact of fifa's will be felt for three season and put the season on hold in 2022 in the run-up to the traditional christmas and new year games. >> that will have also it's of a fax on clubs. -- it will have all sorts of effects on clubs. >> demand for compensation were dismissed in doha. >> their will be no coppin state and. the seven years to reorganize football for this world cup. >> before the ball has even been kicked, a world cup that people thought would unite fans and be a momentous celebration of football is, instead, exposing the games deep divisions -- the game's deep divisions. katty: a jury in texas took little time in rejecting the insanity defense of the marine who killed chris kyle. he was shot dead at a shooting range in 2013. he was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without parole. allison has the story. reporter: there was no question about what eddie did. it was a question of whether he was insane and suffering psychosis at the

to think about something in a new way, even if you find it unconvincing.hat is supposed to be something that brings you pleasure. emily: you can write whatever you want at the "new yorker." how do you choose topics? why do you write essays when you could just write books? a "new yorker" story is the most demanding literary form. it is much harder to write a "new yorker" story than a book. i have been fascinated with the gm ignition switch controversy. i am very late to the game here, but i don't want to write a book about it. i don't think anyone would read a book about it. but would it be the kernel of a great article? absolutely. we have seen so many brand name journalists start their own companies. vox, buzzfeed. why not do something like that? malcolm: because i would be terrible at it. i have to wake up too early in the morning, there are all kinds of very good reasons for me to steer clear of that. emily: what about how the nfl has handled some of these domestic violence issues? malcolm: this is a sport that is living in the past that has no connecti

african american people who were very unconvinced by our cultural identity. who would say "you don't act black", or "you don't talk black, you talk white." you felt you weren't fully effected by the blacks in america, the african-americans. >> it was clear that we didn't belong fully to a white american demographic or a black american demographic so there wasn't a third option available. we were very much in between. >> when you think about the racial stereotypes, going back to your upbringing in boston, did you feel the need to emphasise to people "hey, look, my parents are surgeons." to separate yourself, perhaps, from unfair racial stereotypes. >> it's a tricky space to negotiate, i think. there were times when the assumptions of other people were just - they just became noxious. it happens now in subtle ways. i remember i was at a table, across from someone, and someone said "who is that?" pointing to me. this was an italian, someone said "that's the author", and the person he spoke to said "no, the black woman", and the other person repeated "no, that is

. >> reporter: calvin refrains unconvinced.e says the american taxpayer are giving them a free ride. there are people who have detections taken from their paycheck benefits they will never see because they don't qualify for social security so how are they robbing the system? >> they are benefiting. >> reporter: in which way? >> if something goes wrong, they get sick and they go to the hospital. they never pay the hospital $0.01. >> reporter: they say they do pay for private health insurance. >> i'm against the theory. my mother came from scotland. my mother did not come to the united states for years she was on a waiting list. all my life i heard that crime doesn't pay. now if you are illegal, that's a crime. you came over illegally, and crime does pay. >> reporter: the moment that either of you crossed the border, you earned the title of illegal in many people's view. do you ever regret that? >> no. i mean we know that. we know that we're illegal. >> reporter: and for that the silvas say they live with the fear that each journ

unconvincing about whether it would go ahead.nk it was complicated to see the two leaders out there in washington at the white house, ahead of these peace talks. they weren't really as united in the threat and that the crimen might need. >> appreciate it. thanks. >>> just ahead whitney houston's daughter new information about her case comes to light. what the investigation is now focusing on next. ♪♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angie's list app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪♪ toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infe

. >> reporter: ultimately schettino was as unconvincing to his judges as he was to his passengers.t he fell into the life boat when the ship suddenly listed to its side. "costa" didn't come outunscathed. find 30,000 euros for each of the passengers that sued. that's well into the millions. as for the theater, authorities said they were trying to accommodate what they thought would be record crowds throughout this trial, but it did remain largely empty. back to you. >> well, a new measles scare out of california tops our "newsnation" today. riders on san francisco's mass transit are urged to use caution after a regular commuter may have recently ridden the train while infected with measles. the person in question is an employee of the san francisco-based social media site linkedin. the website says they are working with authorities to manage the situation and ensure public health. a high speed police chase came to a dramatic end in dallas on wednesday. a robbery suspect tried to squeeze between two cars as he was running from police but instead of rear ending them both to escalate m

unconvincing about whether it would go ahead.k it was complicated to see the two leaders out there in washington, at the white house, ahead of these peace talks. they weren't really as united in the threat, and that the crimen might need to strike a deal on wednesday. >> appreciate it. thanks. >>> just ahead, whitney houston's daughter, new information about her case comes to light. what the investigation is now focusing on next. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most

they have remained in prison in spite of the unconvincing process of release agreed upon by president barack obama and dictator raul castro. i want to mentioned my imprisoned brothers. these men have a long list of heroes whose only plan has been to oppose the dictatorship and to continue resisting within prison walls. a few days ago, we learned the president of this great nation had agreed with dictator castro to reestablish diplomatic ties, as well as steps leading to the elimination of the embargo. as if this were not enough those who participated in the murder of four u.s. citizens were exchanged for allen gross. these agreements, which are considered important part of the cuban resistance as a betrayal of the hopes for freedom of the cuban people because the principles and the freedom of the country do not belong to any government, no matter how powerful or influential that may be. there is an international effort underway to promote a soup is that evolution within the castro regime. -- supposed evolution within the castro regime. this is a fraudulent change to perpetuate the sam

they have remained in prison in spite of the unconvincing process of release agreed upon by president barack obama and dictator raul castro. among my imprisoned brothers i want to mention these men. these men are part of a long list of heros whose only crime has been first of all to oppose the dictatorship and second of all to continue resisting within prison walls. a few days ago we learned that the president of this great and hospitable nation had greed with dictator raul castro to reestablish diplomatic relations. as well as steps leading to the elimination of the embargo. and as if this were not enough three confessed spyies who participated in the murder of four u.s. citizens were exchanged for innocent contractor allen gross. these agreements which are considered by an important part of the cuban resistance as a betrayal of the hopes of freedom for the cuban people are unacceptable. because the principles and the freedom of a country do not belong to any government no matter how powerful or influential this government may be. there is under way an international effort expressed

[speaking spanish] >> translator: we have remained in prison in spite of the unconvincing process of release agreed upon by president barack obama and dictator raul castro. [speaking spanish] >> translator: my imprisoned brothers i want to mention. [speaking spanish] >> translator: these man are part of a long list of heroes whose only crime has been for civil to oppose dictatorship and second of all to continue resisting within the prison walls. [speaking spanish] >> translator: a few days ago within the present of this great inhospitable nation had agreed with dictator raul castro to establish relations. [speaking spanish] >> translator: as well as steps leading to the elimination of the embargo. and as if this were not enough enough -- who participated in the murder of four u.s. citizens exchange for innocent contractor allen gross. [speaking spanish] >> translator: these agreements considered an important part of the cuban resistance are that the trail the hopes of the cuban people. [speaking spanish] >> translator: are unacceptable. [speaking spanish] >> translator: because the

honestly, make it matter i have maintained a history of being unconvinced when i see #anything. it probably shows my age. it can present as trite. wife, physical freedom, equality. the commercialism of it all loses me. having a slogan for the revolution is not cool if they're is no they're there. i can be critical, but i do not swear myself a cynic. i took a picture of myself and a 30 after trayvon martin was murdered, but it felt a little cynic to me. it felt a little much for me kind of like when shane guevera t-shirts and medallions felt a little much. everybody has these things, and there is a high degree of commercialism associated but is they're any they're they're? as an aside it should be noted that i never thought the leather or wooden african medallion was work could be played out and was pleased to see marchand lands donned a few in his forced appearances before the super bowl. that was awesome. so go seahawks. that is for my seven -year-old son. i told him i was coming to the new england area. [laughter] i think he is not incidentally put in hear. we we will get into

thoroughly reviewing her testimony before the committee and written follow-up questions i remain unconvinced that she will lead the department in a different direction. i am confident that if she had demonstrated more independence she would have garnered a lot of support today. to illustrate why, we need to look no further than a recent confirmation of secretary carter. when he testified before the senate armed services committee secretary carter demonstrated the type of independent streak many were hoping we would see from miss lynch. most of the media reporting on the two nominations seemed to agree so i want you to compare headlines from several major newspaper outlets regarding the carter nomination. quote, ashton carter nominee for dissents secretary, a change of direction. and of quote. the new defense secretary care's differences with obama over the ukraine and gitmo. washington times. obama picked carter who says he will not bend to pressure to release it moh prisoners. fox news -- to release gitmo prisoners. he casts himself as an independent voice. ". compare those headlines to mis

thoroughly reviewing loretta lynch's testimony before the committee, written follow-up, i remain unconvinced she will lead the department in different direction. i am confident she had demonstrated more independence from the president she would have garnered a lot of support today. we need to look no further than recent confirmation of secretary carter to be department of defense. when he testified before the senate armed services committee secretary carter demonstrated the type of independent streak many of us were hoping we would see from loretta lynch. most of the media reporting on nominations seem to agree i want you to compare headlines from several newspapers regarding the carter nomination. a nominee for defense secretary changed direction, new york times. new defense secretary airs differences with obama over ukraine, gitmo, washington times, obama pentagon says he won't bent to white house pressure to release gitmo prisoners. defense nominee carter cast himself as an independent voice, the washington post. compare those headlines regarding loretta lynch from the same news actions,

full disclosure, i've maintained a history of remaining -- of having some kind of remove if not unconvinced i see hashtag anything. it probably shows my age in many respects. it can present strife among other things. the commercialism of it all loses me often. having a slogan for the revolution is not at all cool if there's no there there. i couldn't see depthness attached. to be sure, i can be critical bought i don't square myself a cynic exactly. took a picture of myself in a hoodie after trayvon martin was murdered, but it felt a little hollow to me. and, frankly, it seemed too much about me in much the same way rocking a malcolm x shirt or paraphernalia back in the day felt a little much for me when spike lee's biopic came out. kind of like when t-shirts and medallions felt a little much after jay z kind of styledous in the 2001 mtv unplugged. everybody has all of t things and there's this high degree of commercialism that's associated with it but is there any there there? as an aside, this is where this comes up a little break for us it should be noted i never, ever thought the leather

>> reporter: ultimately skatino was a unconvincing to his judges as he was to his passengers. now, skatino maintained from the start he actually fell into the lifeboat when the ship suddenly lifted to its side. now he'll be fined 30,000 euros for each of the passengers that sued. well into the millions. as for the theater, authorities say they were trying to accommodate what they thought would be record crowds. it remained largely empty throughout natalie. >> a strange venue. thank you. >>> officials in northern california are warning train commuters that they may have been exposed to the measles. public health officials say someone was diagnosed with the disease after riding bay area rapid transit three days last week. up to 50,000 people may have been exposed. the highly contagious virus has affected more than 100 people in california since december afternoon. a dramatic police chase in dallas. police had been chasing the robbery suspect when he tried to squeeze between two vehicles be you the karzai lently rammed into them. a mother and her boyfriend jumped outs of one of t