michael shure is this tie are frying to get hillary clinton to talk about something only the clinton cash? >> the same day the book was released, it's the kind of thing that i'm sure the campaign got together, very savvy figured what they could do to take a little bit of the thunder that part worked, better than they expected because the immigration debate has been taken away from the republicans with what she did. it was very, very savvy campaigning, and you mentioned in your piece that will be very important and one other thing to remember about that state there's a little bit political wonkiness but brian sandoval is a latino governor in nevada, harry reid is not running. if he runs for that seat which many are trying to do, it is a multilayered thing she's done. >> that could ultimately swing nevada the ultimate swing state, when hillary clinton is trying to get the magic number in terms of electoral votes. >> exactly. it is already forgetting sandoval, that's really a reach forgetting that it is already a state that the democrats want to make a play and the numberers overwhelmin

let's bring in michael shure, our al jazeera political analyst joining us from los angeles. you, thank you so much. what do you think about the democratic field running against hillary clinton so far? >> it's what you expect when you have hillary clinton running in a juggernaut way. a lot of people say she's there in 2008 no one expected president obama. but president obama was breaking a barrier, a barrier breaker like hillary clinton wants to be. now, all the focus is on clinton. what the democrats are doing is filling the bernie sanders, a real social liberal, you know old-time classic social liberal, a hawkish jim webb. now you have martin o'malley and i think that there is - you are looking at people who are running because there's a chance to run. martin o'malley in my estimation is running in 2020 in case hillary clinton doesn't win this time. >>> he made these comments at his baltimore rally. take a listen. >> the scourge of hopelessness happening on a night here that evening transcended race and geography, the hard truth is this. unemployment in many cities and smal

michael shure has the report. >> at 33, michael thought that he would be living the american dream. >> i was ready to get ahold of a nice career that would enable me to find someone special in my life, start a family, do the whole nine yards. >> instead he says he was trapped in a for-profit college nightmare. >> i was exactly that kind of sponge where they could just soak me into their pool of lies and greed and just squeeze me for everything that they could pick up. >> in fact, everest college a subsidiary of corinthian colleges took more than $37,000 in federal loans that he is responsible for paying back. according to a 2011 study by the national bureau of economic research, students who attend for-profit institutions are more likely to be unemployed, have higher debt and more likely to default on their loans. just last week, we asked education secretary arnie duncan whether enough is being done to help them. >> is the department of education sort of on high alert with this problem right now? >> for-profits are taking taxpayer money not doing a good job and leaving their students

. >> michael shure, thank you. >>> defiant protesters in the african nation of burundi demands the president to stay home. >> the political unrest continues with no end in sight. today protesters march despite orders to stay home. they faced off with police, who sometimes used tear gas to push back. the protesters want the president to step down while the government say the people in the streets today are connected to a failed military coup last week. >> those people were the--they were working closely with those persons who said now there is a coup, and the president is no longer the president of burundi and we're now a new one in power. >> it's that kind of speech that will likely keep the protests going. we'll have more in the next hour including how the political protests in burundi are lead to go a large refugee crisis in neighboring countries. >> thanks. coming up in the broadcast soaring like a super hero with jet packs. we'll talk with two men in this amazing video. and singer-songwriter jd souther. >> now to a singer and songwriter with passion in music. jd souther. from "heartache

hillary clinton sent him a tweet saying: earlier, al jazeera america said michael shure said he's not sure if the candidate can overcome the stigma of baltimore. francis molo -- martin o'malley has a problem with baltimore. it happened at the wrong time. it's the biggest city in his state. problems existed. i think it's a problem for martin o'malley. he'll be asked about it dogged about it on the campaign trail. it's smart of him to take it by the horns in his opening remarks. >> secretary of state john kerry and the iranian foreign minister meeting. the deadline for the agreement with iran is a month away. one of the issues is the push to international access to their sites. and tehran wants sanctions lifted. there's concern that there may be the need for extension to the june 30th deadline. more than 70 have been killed in northern syria. government forces dropping barrel bombs in two areas. the worst attack was on a marketplace in alback under the control of the islamic state group, that attack killing 55 people alone. we have this report. >>> another gain for syrian rebels in nort

. >> i'm michael shure on capitol hill.ook inside the often predatory world of for-profit colleges just 13% of all u.s. college students hadn't these institutions but they account for 50% have all defaulted student loan debt. some students are refusing to pay. >> we want a full cancellation of these student loans for current and former core run theen students. half of state attorneys general are investigating these schools. congress had a chance to act in 2009 and in 2011, but lobbying money got in the way for both democrats and republicans. now, some congressmen are working to bring legislation to the floor yet again. will it work? we'll find out. >> you can see the full report tonight at 8:00 eastern. >> a special graduation for a student who thought he'd never get the chance. he spent 10 years in prison for a crime he did that not commit. over the weekend he graduated from law school. >> i'm in here for the rest of my life for something i didn't do. you are in here for absolute bull crap with no evidence and you're not g