americans would now be in support of repealing the fourteenth amendment and the top it all off a new pew study states that one in twelve babies born in the u.s. in two thousand and eight or the offspring of illegal immigrants that's eight percent of all the little babies born that year so clearly there is an issue here but it's changing the constitution really the proper solution well joining me here in the studio is john holl assistant director at the center for immigration studies and from our new york studio we have michael wiles immigration attorney and former federal prosecutor gentlemen thank you both for joining me john i'll start with you since you're right here but i don't know what's going on i mean i understand things are bad right now in the country that people want immigration reform but is it so bad that they really want to change the constitution they want to repeal an amendment. and you have to assume that the senekal side is they're being disingenuous on elections coming up this is a very big issue we know it's a big issue because the pew study. and also our own center d

they seat you in pews. your feet don't touch the ground. and you can't read the paper; you can't talk. you just sit there for an hour, waiting until daddy gets home. and then the journalists are-- i mean, i think maybe nina totenberg gets a better seat in the house, but i knew people that were covering it. they are actually seated behind a curtain. it's some sort of, like, orthodox appr-- i mean, i think these are people who really don't like reviews. so it was an amazing piece of theater. you're sitting in these very uncomfortable pews, ready to, you know, be-- turn to hymnal page 214, and the justices are way, way up there in these big, black leather chairs that swivel and rock. and so it was an amazing performance. as a performer, i was just sort of taking in the stagecraft and thinking, "what does this mean?" i have to ask. did the secret service yell at everyone, or was it just you? [laughs] are you the problem? i was not the specific problem child, although-- it was sort of a general dressing down that started before the justices got

pew calls them unauthorized immigrants. people here illegally account for about 4% of the population, but pew says about 8% of all births. it's estimated there are 5 million children of illegal immigrants living in america. that same study says the vast majority are legal citizens. there are 11 million undocumented workers total, about the population of utah, oregon, nevada, idaho and montana combined. >> the kids can't sponsor their parents. >> no they cannot. they may stay themselves, generally speaking, especially when they turn 21, but they cannot keep their parents there. that's a bit of a misleading term. 1 out of 12 babies born in america born to illegal or undocumented workers. >> thanks. >>> the tournament of roses may be called the granddaddy of them all, but we have a in queen of roses in the bay area. >> bob redell is live at historic rose garden winning a national title. going to work on the wave this morning, right? >> no. >> come on. the new queen. >> what is that, bob? >> reporter: there's this non-profit gr

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program, and i have had a lot of friends that have been through the program, and it's a rep tiew a rep pew tab program. it's something that really interested me. when you see people like yourselves come in to their own leadership, what does that mean for you. >> i know throughout my time in the program, i developed my own leadership stipe -- style, and how i interact with people, the people i am leading the colleagues, the authorities, and other figures, and that is really unique to the program. i am learning to lead in all type of situations, planning, programming, events, activities, and it has helped me so much in the past few years, moving on to college throughout the dillard world with. >> you mentioned that israel was a draw for you. i went when i was two years old, and i don't remember anything before on that trip, but it is something that everyone heres in a religion school, it was a map on the wall that i am supposed to love. it was difficult for me to think about israel to think of something that is more than an abstract place. i was interested in getting to know the culture of i

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the school-aged population, but i couldn't find a preschool population, i couldn't find a senior pope pew lation, i didn't see estimates -- population, i didn't see estimates for lower income households or housing. i couldn't get a handle on who is going to live there. i also could not find, although it problem-l exists, where they would work. i was really curious how many would be working in east bay, for example. one of the major things about mission bay we learned is many mission bay residents work in the south bay. that was not in the e.i.r., believe me, when it was done 15 years ago. and i'm curious to what extent many of the t.i. residents may in fact be working in east bay. was this very consequential for the e.i.r.? there's probably an estimate, i couldn't find it. but out of that i think there is a crucial missing overarching mitigation for the whole project that really needs to be stated as mitigation and it's an important one to guide its long-term development over the next 20 to 30 years which is that the project should minimize the necessaryity for residents to travel off isl

that said, the internet radio debate, talk radio debate on this, is -- according to pew research, most american muslims are assimilated, consider themselves americans, and this is equating to often -- nobody has been at more reckless and republican presidential candidates, including newt gingrich, who said that the president is pandering to radical islam. public opinion is on the other side. barack obama is not naive politically. he took the position, can yoyocould argue with him or not, and for newt gingrich to say this and confirm what the jihadists -- conflict with the jihadists did with other muslims is irresponsible and inflammatory. >> the nuns at auschwitz leaving the convent -- it is not that they were responsible for what happened at auschwitz, is that the pope understood it was a matter of sensitivity and it was not a place for christian at monuments to be established. he was not a bigot or demagogue. he made the right to decision. people ought to learn from the wisdom of the pope. >> i not think it is the right analogy. >> explain to us why. >> this whole debate has gotten s

it comes as a new pew research poll shows nearly one in five americans incorrectly believe the president is a muslim. just one-third of americans correctly say he is a christian, and 43% do not know what religion the president practices. >>> meanwhile, president obama is throwing his support behind a bill to help september 11th first responders. it has been stalled in the house. the proposed $7.4 billion measure would provide health care and compensation for ground zero workers suffering health problems. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton will be announcing major steps today to energize public and private contributions to pakistan. despite more than 20 million people being left homeless by recent flooding, u.s. officials say only $50,000 has been texted in private donations. >>> meanwhile, new satellite photos also show how devastating monsoon rains have transformed the country's landscape in just three weeks' time. >>> and some dramatic footage out of spain shows a bull leaping out of an arena and charging into a crowd of terrified spectators. the animal injured some 40 people befor

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this is the executive director were tracy pew. streets are closed down and 15 minutes ago this was mity and now people are flooding in. >> the market goes until 8:30 and probably by 7:00 the streets are pretty packed and it's hard to walk through. >> and there's food but there's also a lot more happening, right? >> there is. entertainment, chef demos, clowns that do face painting and balloons. there's also processed foods so there's desert and you name it pretty much. >> something for everyone. i asked her about the weather having an impact and you say the numbers have been down but people still should come out, right? >> definitely. we have all the vendors. produce has been off because of the weather but still, everything is going on so we'd love foi your to come out. >> thank you, tracy. and let me tell you what, the produce is very reasonable and it looks absolutely delicious like these grapes i've been holding. your weather maps, we've seen the fog push back away from the coastline getting compressed by this region of high pre

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they cancelled many flights, including those between san francisco and pew wear toe viarta.hey are nearly $800 million in debt. they said the last straw came when pilot uh tenants and pilots accepted a cost-cutting plan. they will refund money for flights cancelled. >>> candlestick park was packed for a are jo soccer show -- for a rare soccer showdown. top teams from spain and mexico in a pre-season match. lisa amin is live where the game finished a short time ago. lisa? >> it did, carolyn. you can see a lot of people trying to leave the stadium behind me. but there were a lot of people here to watch the other futball. soccer was the exhibition that attracted fanses from all over. >>> there is no mistaking how the majority of soccer fans here felt about the friendly faceoff. the power house team is making its debut playing against a team most bay area mexicans consider their second favorite behind chivas. >> they are big rivals. >> that's why they brought them together. rio madrid has the name recognition and club america has most of the region behind it. >> the best teams i

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a recent pew research study shows gop enthusiasm is at a 16 year high. 77% of republicans say they will definitely vote this year compared to 65% of democrats. a big motivating factor, the economy. >> on the national landscape, there is one single issue. and that's the economy. because the economy is so bad, it ends up being a referendum on the president. >> reporter: democrats head into november eager to maintain their majorities in congress, but republicans are just as eager to regain that control. and on november 2nd, all 435 seats in the house are up for grabs. 37 seats in the senate. emily, back to you. >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> as democrats fight to hold on to congress, long time democratic congressman maxine waters is fighting ethics charges. on monday, the house ethics panel formally accused waters of three counts of ethics violations. waters is accused of trying to secure assistance for a bank where her husband owns stock. she denies the charges. a trial is expected this fall. >>> former vice president dick cheney spent his first night at home followi

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the number of hours of tv time is still the single greatest use of any medium as reported by the pew studies that have been done in recent years. so clearly tv has a disproportionate influence on our perceptions and attitudes about recovery. are you including cable in there as well? absolutely, yes. i mean the cable penetration in this country has reached very high percentages at this point. most americans are getting their tv either through satellite or cable or some similar form of feed. so mark, we've established that accurate depictions help and get people to take actions inaccurate depictions; let's focus a little bit more on inaccurate since ron has mentioned that overwhelmingly we still see some inaccurate depictions. what does it do for individuals in recovery or what does it do for individuals who need to get into recovery to see inaccurate depictions? well, i think the inaccurate depictions have continued to perpetuate some of the myths around addiction and mental illness. and, in terms of recovery, a key component is making those social connections, seeing people like your

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pew poll taken before the president's comments about the mosque near ground zero shows 18% of americans now believe he's muslim. that's up from 12% when he ran for president. and in a "time" magazine poll taken after his comments about the mosque, 24% believe he's muslim. only 47% think he is christian. steve, how do you explain this growing misperception of a sitting president? >> i think he spends a lot less time talking about his faith in public than george w. bush for instance. and he spends a lot of time, inordinate amount of time, i would say, talking about extolling the virtues of islam. it's part of his strategy, his outreach to the muslim world. he's focussed on it and has given major speeches on it. we haven't seen him give similar speeches extolling the virtue of christianity or judaism or something else. people are making -- >> chris: at one of the prayer services he talked about jesus and the resurrection. he hasn't been seen publicly going to church that often. but he has spoken -- >> it's not that he hasn't spoken about it. he hasn't given the high from file speeches like

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normal lives but she says the treatment is sometimes frightening terms and settings somebody in front of pew in that pretty moment this really experiencing all the horror and excels and that he experienced during the war and they need a lot of empathy to help people. but you have to you have to try to control the us war becomes otherwise it will overwhelm us and therapist in germany it's not just soldiers who are stressed with the war criticism of involvement in afghanistan is widespread the polls according to at least seventy percent of germans oppose it and history weighs heavily on the debate really began the first about war and the second world war two and zero three ninety yes it was opinion in the majority of chairman people invest in part of germany said never again should we. take other countries while the political debates rage on the battle with traumatic stress is being fought out in labs and psychiatric wards with attention now focused from the army it's hoped they may be able to treat former soldiers who have until now suffered without health blunders worse says some five hundre

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a poll connected by the pew research center for the associated press shows 18% of americans now think mr. obama is muslim, up from 11% last year. just 34% said correctly he is a christian. the largest share, 43%, don't know. >>> in peru this morning, american lori berenson is back in jail. after a court revoked her parole. she turned herself in wednesday in lima. she was paroled in may after serving 15 years of a 20-year sentence for aiding communist guerrilla. she's likely to be freed again in a few days. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," strong gains by asia stocks. terrell brown is here with more. >> good morning to you. good to see you. asian stocks were lifted by tech stocks on news of rising demand for computer chips. japan's nikkei rose more than 1%. hong kong's hang seng was also higher. today wall street gets a look at weekly jobless claim numbers. wednesday profit retail reports kept stocks on the upside. let's get a look at the numbers here. the dow gained 9 points. the nasdaq added 6. >>> general motors is going public again. wednesday the automaker filed paperwork with the s.e

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. >>> meanwhile, a new pew center poll shows americans have deeply conflicted and increasingly negative views of islam. by a 38% to 30% margin, the survey found americans had unfavorable views about the mlim religion -- a dire reversal from a similar poll five years ago. the survey also found 51% of respondents opposed the location of the islamic cultural center, compared to 34% who said it should be permitted. >>> amid the so-called "mosque" furor, supporters and members of the st. nicholas greek orthodox congregation sought to bring attention to the impasse over rebuilding the tiny church, which was destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attack. former new york governor george pataki accused the port authority of new york and new jersey of failing to "reach out and engage" with the church even as the city clears the way for the islamic center. port authority officials say they fully support the rebuilding, but say negotiations have broken down over the precise siting, size and financing for a new church building. >>> former president jimmy carter successfully negotiated the release an americ

if she's out there pushing the highly unop pew already health care bill, out pushing cap and trade now putting herself in to the political arena and you're making yourself fodder for whoever wants to start criticizing you. when you stay out of it you can have argument, leave my family alone. now if she jumps in to this she's jumping in to it to making herself -- >> just like sarah palin was advocating for you? >> sarah palin not -- allal >> she will be jumping in to is the candidates. she will be talking about this candidate all that this candidate. >> she will get -- >> it is still partisan. >> she will hit on the things that in fact will draw in the largest number from that district. these people know what they're doing politically. >> where is she going to go? of course it's going to be a very friendly audience. >> all right. from the mid term election to women's suffer rang. this week marks the 19th anniversary of women's suffrage. since ratification of the 19th amendment to constitution, women have run for mayor, for president and positions in between. today, 17 women serve in the