u.s. census bureau, are identifying as being from a mixed heritage. >> guest: uh-huh. >> host: what are some of the issues that mixed kids face? >> guest: oh, my goodness. i mean, it goes on and on and on. well, for starters, identification, you know? what and who they are and to whom that they identify. i got into there was a lot of hubbub recently when i was doing press for this book. i was trying to explain to an interviewer that i wanted walker to be proud of both his mother and his father when it came to race. and a lot of the african-american kind of contingency interpreted that as me saying i didn't want my son to be called black. now, this is where it can get pretty hairy because, you know, there's a difference, i think, between ethnicity and identity. you know, in america if you have, you know, a few drops of black blood in you, supposedly you are supposed to identify with being black. this is what you're supposed to do. so, you know, a lot of african-americans kind of took offense to that. when i was just saying, you know, i want my son to be proud of both, both sides, you know? so

u.s. census bureau at the time said this was the most densely crowded city in the united states. 1.5 million people lived primarily in lower manhattan. riis claimed it was the largest population, most densely populated city on earth. which may or may not have been the case. that's what he claimed. if you look at this map, it really speaks to that density. he wasues that addressing. we have been talking about the that jacob rees has lived many of the issues he wrote about as a police reporter and how he came to the united states as an immigrant from denmark. ouras 21 years old and in first case, we emphasize his life story or biography. when making the exhibit, we used notes that we have in his manuscript collection from the library of congress from the making of america. his autobiography. as a lantern slide lecture and we have in his collection his notes from a lantern slide after waste on this making of an american. we have feature pages from that in almost all the cases. here, for biography, we used the first one where he talks about the naivete when he first came to new york. i can denma

and this is according to the u.s. census bureau. so, if you've ever worried about money, or you're not where you want to be financially right now, then you have to make a change. you have to step outside of your comfort zone, learn something new that can help you get to your financial goals and help you live a life you've always dreamed of. the reality is, if you keep doing what you're doing right now, you're gonna have another year next year like you had this year. if you want a different year, a better year, more time for your family, more time for yourself, just a better life overall, then you need a specific plan and system to get you there. that's why you have to pick up the phone. make your guaranteed reservation for this educational event and attend so you can better understand this opportunity. put the power in your hands and start taking control of your own life financially. >> if you really want to have a game changer and do something different and you want to have a financial freedom in your life and be able to provide fo

u.s. census bureau at the time said this was the most densely crowded city in the united states. 1.5 million people lived primarily in lower manhattan. riis claimed it was the largest population, most densely populated city on earth. which may or may not have been the case. but that is what he claimed in "how the other half lives." i think if you look at this map, it really speaks to that density. the issues that he was addressing. >> we have been talking about the importance that jacob riis had lived many of the issues he wrote about as a police reporter and how he came to the united states as an immigrant from denmark. in 1870, he was 21 years old. and in our first case, we emphasize his life story or biography. one of the things we decided to do in making the exhibit is to use notes that we have in his manuscript collection at the library of congress from "the making of an american," which was his autobiography published in 1901. he also gave this as a lantern slide lecture. and we have in his collection his notes from a lantern slide collection. we have featured pages from the books in a

u.s. census bureau has seen since record-keeping began in 1920. mario marazzi of the puerto rico institute of statistics said the scale of the territory's de-population is comparable only to the genocide of indigenous taino people following the arrival of the spanish colonists in the 16th century. we'll host a debate over the promesa bill after headlines. defense secretary ash carter has announced the pentagon is ending its ban on transgender people serving openly in the u.s. military. >> our mission is to defend this country, and we don't want barriers unrelated to a person's them aretion to serve preventing us from recruiting or retaining the soldier, sailor, airman, or burning who can best accomplish -- marine who can best accomplish the mission. we have to have access to 100% of america's population for our all volunteer force to be able to recruit from among them the most highly qualified. amy: under the new rules, the military will provide all health care, including surgery, to transgender troops. many hailed the decision as a step forward i

u.s. census bureau, by the mid 2040s, if not before, america will be a majority minority nation, meaning that the majority of americans will be noneuropean dissent people of color. it is critical that the population has access to news, information and entertainment that is reflective of their experiences and their perspective. without this representation there is no voice reflective of their stories and without a voice our cultural content suffers. thus decreasing cross cultural communication and understand. my core korns focus on equity and inclusion and the media and telecommunications industry. and i'm particularly concerned that we are not doing enough to create parody for all stakeholders. i recently formed the multicultural media cause kus where caucus members offer suggestions and recommendation to the fcc to ensure that these tenants are considered when public policy decisions are being made. the goal is simple. to create economic sustainability and viability of multicultural media in any ecosystem. the owners of our nation's media are shaping the public's narrative. and it's importan

and this is according to the u.s. census bureau. so, if you've ever worried about money, or you're not where you want to be financially right now, then you have to make a change. you have to step outside of your comfort zone, learn something new that can help you get to your financial goals and help you live a life you've always dreamed of. the reality is, if you keep doing what you're doing right now, you're gonna have another year. if you want a different year, a better year, more time for your family, more time for yourself, just a better life overall, then you need a specific plan and system to get you there. that's why you have to pick up the phone. make your guaranteed reservation for this educational event and attend so you can better understand this opportunity. put the power in your hands and start taking control of your own life financially. >> if you really want to have a game changer and do something different and you want to have a financial freedom in your life and be able to provide for your family and for yourself an

u.s. census bureau, by the mid 2040s, if not before, america will be a majority minority nation, meaning thatissent people of color. it is critical that the population has access to news, information and entertainment that is reflective of their experiences and their perspective. without this representation there is no voice reflective of their stories and without a voice our cultural content suffers. thus decreasing cross cultural communication and understand. my core korns focus on equity and inclusion and the media and telecommunications industry. and i'm particularly concerned that we are not doing enough to create parody for all stakeholders. i recently formed the multicultural media cause kus where caucus members offer suggestions and recommendation to the fcc to ensure that these tenants are considered when public policy decisions are being made. the goal is simple. to create economic sustainability and viability of multicultural media in any ecosystem. the owners of our nation's media are shaping the public's narrative. and it's important that it's inclusive in both representation on

u.s. has fallen to its lowest level in more than 50 years. the census bureau households owned a home in the second quarter of this year, the trend most pronounced among millenni millennials. >>> chipotle has confirmed plans to open its first burger restaurant to be called tasty made. it will debut in lancaster, ohio, serving burgers, fries, and shakes. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. brian, i'm going to send it to you. that's kind of a crowded field. >> nothing surprises me anymore about anything. cynical. i'm 162 years old, sue herera, thank you very much. >>> the oil market is closing for the day. >> we flirted with that 41 level today. 41.04 was the intraday level. goldman was out with a note today indicating that the fundamentals are fragile, saying watch the dollar in this trade. also saying it expects to see prices to mid 2015. higher than where they are now. back to you. >> wall street keeping a very close eye on today's big meeting of the bank of japan. inflation continuing to stagnate over there. the idea of helicopter money has been floated