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The south china sea. u.s. says following international law. china thinks differently. what will happen if we go there again. president upping amount tee when it comes to isis. will we see more boots on the ground in the fight against the terrorists. cold case confession more than three decades in the making. why a milwaukee man decided to come clean. what it could mean for his defense. it is all "happening now" coming right up. andrea: thank you. sandra: everyday stress isnt great for your healt...

Hard for young people to buy their first home and that is putting a drag on the housing market. we went to senior week to talk to 20 somethings and amid the celebration there was a concern as grads are settling for jobs beneath their education level. >> my sons are going home to work at a restaurant or baby-sitting. something that pays well to move up to a new city. >> i want to be a flight attendant in dealt a. >> is that what you studied? >> no, political science. but i am traveling. >> i woul...

>> i dont think we need that many people knowing or having that high of a clearance. i will say this. im a little bit disillusioned this some members of the press have said this guy has a ged. he didnt finish college. thats irrelevant. it doesnt matter what his education level is. it matters if hes treasonous. >> i agree with you up to a point. it matters if he gots through the contractor what kind of selection are they doing. how are they screening these people doing the work? >> i agree with y...

23% for blacks. and so theres a question about whether this will have, you know, some style impact at the education level, at the income level, at the social support and social welfare level. >> well, what you have is whites are an older population. i think in one of the articles i saw, the average age of a white american is now i think in their early 40s. but if youre looking at an african-americans in their 30s and you get to hispanic, its in the 20s. so thats a huge difference. i think also, ...

Go. after doctors finish her nose theyll be able to recon instruct her ears. but to live in the united states an to be independent, she needs at least to learn how to read and write. as it stands, shes got the education level of a young child. >> so she stays at home, she do her jewelry. then she watch movies or some series. this is her life now. >> shes in her own world. shes going through these things. you know? >> he we talked with her about that after this process you have to come back to yo...

To start rebuild her face. >> im happy, surgery, im not scared. >> im pretty sure once she gets out of her surgery shell have a lot of guys. >> reporter: this is aesha after that first surgery. she would look worse before she would look better and she had surgery after surgery after surgery. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: aesha still have more surgery to go. when they finish with her nose theyll begin to reconstruct her ears. she needs to learn how to read and write. as it stands, sh...

Surgery after surgery. aesha still has more surgery to go. after doctors finish her nose, theyll begin to reconstruct her ears. but to live in the united states and to be independent, she needs at least to learn how to read and write. as it stands, shes got the education level of a young child. >> so she stays at home. this is her life now. >> shes in her own world. shes going through these things, you know. >> we talked with her about that after these classes, you have to come back to your real...

Network. we looked and egypt seemed the most promising, of all of the arab spring countries. >> reporter: amany eid entered the program with some hesitation. >> it was a feeling that, back home, president bush, and some people are not very happy with the politics. >> reporter: amany says the fellowship has been an invaluable experience. i first met amiss last year on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> i learned a lot of skills, and as a journalist and as a person interested in public a...

Cornerstone of the program. >> your network is your largest indicator of success. more, even, than your education level. >> reporter: with another 19 women joining the 2013 class, laura bush says the fellowship program will make a major impact for years to come. >> they didnt know each other when they came here a year ago. theyve worked with each other ever since. theyve introduced each other to their colleagues and their families, and already, their network is much broader than just the 14 wome...

Most promising of all of the arab spring countries. >> reporter: this is a marketing expert who entered the program with some hesitation. >> it was a feeling that back home president bush -- some people are not very happy with the politics. >> reporter: amany says the fellowship has been an invaluable experience. i first met these women on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> i learned a lot of skills, how to network, how to make a unit work. and as a journalist and as a person intereste...