we have it at our core that a certain group of people, who are marked by ancestry, who are marked by melanin, must represent a bottom for us. and, you can see that in the era of enslavement. you can see that literally being written, as i've shown in the piece, into the laws. you can see that when we decide to in this period of enslavement and yet, we still can't get away from ha two-tiered society. you can see it, most depressingly, i have to say for me, when we go to erect our modern safety net, during the new deal, which, progressives_and i consider myself in that camp_like to say that was the era, that was our golden era. social security, when it's initially passed excluded african americans. now it didn't -- it wasn't written that way. it wasn't written that way. what was written was folks who were either, worked as farm hands or worked as help in the house were excluded. >> domestic help. >> domestic help, yes, yes. they were excluded. but what that had the effect of doing is excluding, i think, roughly 80% of african americans in the south and something around 65% of african am

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i'm proud of my european ancestry."e buying what david duke is selling randall, if you're buying that, you have no right to criticize sharm sharpton, farrakhan or anyone else on the other side. brenda "great talking points bill. someone needs to save our cops. thanks for your courage." "bill, people like you and giuliani are not helping the situation. demonizing black men is a shameful argument." and that's not been done here, duane. we give you the facts. you decide how they apply to the problem. "bill, you have been courageous in calling out the mistakes of the protesters and addressing the core problem of black crime -- the destruction of the african-american family. i am exhausted by the false narrative of the protests." it's not all false kendall. some police officers do overreact to problems potential in bad neighborhoods. that has to be spotlighted, but overall, the facts prove that american policing is effective and generally fair. jane, santa monica, california "okay. so the new year's eve scarf jesse watters w

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about 60% of cubans have some african ancestry. >> in tower religion and cultures we are the same.tes are even practicing our african religion. 79. >> reporter: the official line in the contusion is that all cubans, men and well, black and white are equal. and there is no doubt that many after row-cubans have thrived in politics, media and arts. however, manual labor is still done by black cubans, there are a few in enterprises the government has has enticed to the island. campaigner says centuries of discrimination have left her people with low self-esteem. she says, though, she's optimistic about their future. it's a social process that needs time and space. i feel there is not just a black person's fight. i i feel it's society's fight. the fight for a group that's been denied its rights to be full citizens. >> reporter: more than 50 years after the triumph of the revolution a revolution that promised equality for all. the wealthier neighborhoods here are predevelopment are dominantly white. while neighbors such as this one are predominantly after row-cuban, fundamental change ca

there is no justifiable reason for discrimination because of ancestry or religion or race or color. [applause] >> these civil air patrol was created in 1941 as a possible supplement to the military in times of need. it was used extensively during world war ii to provide humanitarian aid and as a combat unit. made up entirely of civilian volunteers, these men and women used their own aircraft to assist the u.s. military in many capacities. the patrol was officially established as an auxiliary of the u.s. air force in 1968. -- 1948. coming up next leaders of the , u.s. house and senate present the congressional gold medal to world war ii members of of the civil air patrol in recognition for their military service. this 40-minute event took place in the u.s. capitol visitor center. >> ladies and gentlemen, the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john a. boehner. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon and welcome to the united states capitol. thank you for being here to continue a great tradition, one that dates back to before our country was

as many of us know he over the past year or two has been really probing his ancestry from his great grandfather august shuckman who came here in the 1800's and he really looks to all of that for guidance and for principles. i think that's why in many ways he entered the seminary at the young age of 18, because for him, that was a place that was a perfect combination where he could pursue sort of his eternal quest for knowledge and, yet, do so in an environment where it was embedded in all of the eternal issues. i think that was perfect for him. i think these characteristics all in one man makes him frankly a perfect husband for me because his mind makes him endlessly interesting and yet, his heart makes him utterly devoted and committed and it's just been terrific being with you. [applause] but, more importantly, i think even for california, especially in this time and place, this combination makes him a perfect governor, because he's someone that we know will enthusiastically and creatively forge a new and bold future for us and yet, he will do so grounded enough in wisdom of the past that we

buddhist monks held a ceremony to honor his ancestry.nas, fox news. >> congress returns to capitol hill tomorrow and it's promising a battle on many fronts between lawmakers and the president. there are several key issues from the affordable care act or obama care to the keystone xl pipeline. democrats say they will side with republicans on some issues but there's still some in fighting among house republicans republicans. not everybody is in the gop is sold on keeping john boehner as speaker of house. >> you said you'd fight amnesty tooth and nail you didn't you funded it and then you took the only hostage that obama wouldn't like for to us shoot. it was a terrible statue gee and follows a number of years of broken promises. >> well several conservative congressmen who may be offering themselves up for alternatives to boehner are coming forward. >>> such a sad passing today. he was known for unique catch phrases, stylish dress and his love for the game and passion tonight the sports world and the whole country mourning the loss of long-

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hundreds of thousands of points in the dna and give them an interpretation of what it means about their ancestrynd they can access that information over time as we learn more. >> there is also a suggestion of disease prevention for the individual, but also the gathering of data that can be used anonymously, you guys say. question is anonymous in that people, their genetic information and health information they provide about themselves is kept separately, from their name, address, or anything personally identified. that information is aggregated together across many people. >> the notion that there are certain genetic tests that are precursors to different types of disease, and yet, issues with the fda about sharing with people, suggesting it is just that. >> one of the founding principles of the country is you want to move to a system that is, rather than being reactive actually prevent it. people are going to be empowered with information about their health and one important use of information is through your genetics. that is something the company is really striving to move forward. >> you gu

at ancestry, we call it a hint.. our little leaf that helps guide you through the past.imply type in a name and you're taken on a journey. a journey that crosses generations. and continents. all to tell the most amazing story. yours. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com bill: japan's prime minister vowing save the lives of two japanese hostages held by the isis state. pope francis adding new york and washington, d.c. to a list of cities he plans to visit during this detroit u.s. the pope is planning a stop in philadelphia. preparations for tonight's state of the union address. president obama expected to outline a new agenda including a plan for tax increases for some. i'll talk to josh earnest about that saw moments ago at the top' our program. you know these tax ideas are not going get through a republican-led congress. so what's the point? >> this is an opportunity for the president of the united states before the country on live television and before the congress to lay out his ideas and his vision for how to move the country forward. if

at ancestry, we call it a hint.. our little leaf that helps guide you through the past.pe in a name and you're taken on a journey. a journey that crosses generations. and continents. all to tell the most amazing story. yours. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com . >> a blond american calling herself -- ji hard's real name is colleen la rose. she became obsessed with jihad living in pennsylvania. she is serving ten years and while behind bars jihad jane exchanged letters with my next guest. thanks so much for coming on to talk to us. interested in hearing your perspective and i want to read part of the letter that ji hard jane wrote to you. the simplest reason is i did it for love. love phi my prophet and the brother that gave me the assignment and think i did it for pride. sisters are never given assignments like the one i was given. a lot stands out to me about this but it seems like she is saying her motives were love and feminine pride to kill someone. help us understand that. >> it's civil for people to conceptualize what she is talking a

about 1 million african slaves were brought to the island at least some african ancestry. >> they areracticing our african religion. >> the official line written into the constitution, is for all cubans men and women black and white, are equal. and there's no doubt that many cubans have thrived in politics, the media and the arts. how, manual labor is mostly done by black cubans. or the new foreign finance enterprises the government has enticed to the islands. the campaigner century of discrimination have left her people with low self-essometime. she says though that she is optimistic about their future. >> it is a social process. i feel this is not just a black person fight i feel it's society's fight. the fight for a fight that's been there for full citizens. one neighborhood such as this one is afterpro cuban. the change will be a long time coming. >> only when this housing project is renovated that life long residents barbara felt that she and her neighbors began to be accepted by the rest of society. it was because we are plaque, the problem was because we are black. they saw us

so we taught these families about their ancestry. which is so interesting to delve back.ned a little bit about what they had. it's like an antiques show on steroids. lou: two episodes air tonight. tell us about the two television actors we just talked about whom i don't recognize forgive me. >> i didn't either. but that's part of the story. the hermit that lived in illinois who barely left the house had such a fascination with these two actors. one was on young and the restless. the other had a show called lucan. which was a boy saved by wolves. this guy kept journals by every episode only one season long, he related to being a kid raised by wolves. he wore a wolf -- when you see the hoarder video in the house. the original will had to be found by the lawyer who barely remembered ray. turns out they inherited this farmland that's $100 million. i would never give all the good things away. lou: it sounds like that's just a down payment on what's to come in that episode. and -- jamie: and in the series. i've wrestled gators. alligators. learned to drive a tractor in iowa. yo

cherif and said kouachi, two men of algerian ancestry, both in their 30s. in the last half-hour, french media are reporting that the two men have been spotted north of france spotted in a car, a gray car wearing masks. the license plate's masked as well carrying guns as well as a rocket launcher. and they are believed to be the two main suspects in this case. all the french police are saying so far is that the two men have been located. and now as the rains come pouring down here in paris, even the skies are crying at this moment of this country's history, and people now approaching -- here you can see the center of the square. people have been putting flowers, putting pieces of paper, so many of them saying what is now one of the slogans of this past 24 hours. "i am charlie." a reference, of course to charlie hebdo. four among the most loved satirical cartoonists that france has ever known. today french cartoonists are continuing to write, saying they're going to continue to fight back with their pens. let's look at all the latest developments with this re

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and my ancestry is from gudrat. i hope it works. but india has a lot of problems. are headed to india with the president. >> yes, we're excited because there seems to be a real momentum in the relationship that had not been there in the last several years, not only from an strategic standpoint but an economic standpoint. >> most americans were completely over this cuba thing. they were puzzled as to why we can't open up relations with cuba. i also don't know that most americans know how this benefits them at all. i think they are fine with -- okay we're not going to isolate cuba. what does anybody get out of this? >> let's start with the policy we had. isolation wasn't working. the president recognized that. and it's the beginning of more dialogue. and the second thing that there's an opportunity -- the real commercial community in the short run, because we're still subject to a statutory embargo is really in the area of telecommunication and agricultural. only 5% of cubans have access to broadband. the new regulations will allow more telecom infrastructure to be p

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thank you so much for being proud of your american heritage and your cuban american ancestry as well. so welcome to congress sir. and mr. speaker, i'm about to introduce another millennial another one of this younger generation of cuban americans who the press continue to say that they don't represent the desires of this new generation. carlos korbelow is one of -- curbelo is one of our newest elections officials. he was born here in the united states doesn't know cuba, and is less than 35 years old, but understands that yearning for a free cuba. and we're so pleased as punch to have him here as a member of our congress. five minutes to the gentleman from florida, carlos curbelo. . during the 56 years of the cuban tragedy also known as the cuban revolution, there have been two scants. first the nature of the castro dictatorship, which abuses its people and poses national security threats. the second that to varying degrees, the occupant of the white house has always been on the side of the cuban people and in opposition to their oppressors for decades have collaborated with america's

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about 60% of cubans have at least some african ancestry. >> translator: in our religion, in our culture we're all equal, blacks whites, we're all the same. whites are even practicing our african religion. >> reporter: the official line written into the constitution is that all cubans men and women, black and white, are equal. there's no doubt that many afro-cubans are thrived in politics politics, the media and the arts. however, manual labor is still mostly done by black cubans while there are a few afro-cuban managers in the tourism industry or finance enterprises the government has enticed to the island. he says centuries of discrimination have left her people with low self-eseem. she says she's optimistic about the future. >> translator: it's a social process that needs time and space. i feel this is not just a black person's fight. i feel it's society's fight. the fight for a group that is united to be citizens. >> reporter: more than 50 years after the triumph of the revolution, a revolution that promised equality four all, the wealthier neighbored here are still predominantly whi

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