this generation deserves better. >> reporter: to them, paul ryan gen-xer is no joke. david wright in tampa. >> watch out. thanks to david for that. thank you for watching abc news. jimmy kimble's up next.

. >> reporter: hanging at the lounge in tampa, he seems to be the gen-xer. guy guy cow bring home to mom. >> the guy was homecoming king, right? you don't get to be a homecoming king unless you're a cool guy. i don't understand why everyone thinks he's a dork because he's into the economy. >> reporter: ryan with the majority of his 2 million likes of from baby boomers not gen-xers. in a real way, ryan's gen-x policy, specifically his call for entitlement reform. is this a generation that doesn't believe social security and micare will still be around when they retire. >> i mean, i'm define. a lot of my friends are now employed -- they're working jobs to educate, moving in with their parents. >> more parents live at home with their parents today than the 1950s. we have more people unemployed since the government kept track in the 1980s. this generation can do better. >> reporter: to them, paul ryan gen-xer is no joke. i'm david wright in tampa. >> thank you, david. jimmy kimmel is up next. >> dicky: tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> they said american wome

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a gen-xor with a fierce, conservative passion. >> i accept the calling of my generation to give our childrenthe america that was given to us with opportunity for the young and security for the old. and i know that we are ready >> reporter: his young family watches in the hall, rn delighted the crowd with a sharp and specific appeal to the young, to a lost economic genetion. >> college garage waraduates sh have to live out their 20s in their childhood bedrooms, staring up at faded obama posters and wondering when they can move out and get going with life. >> reporter: he rolled on, blasting president obama. >> these past four years, we have suffered no shortage of words in the white house. what is missing is leadership in the white house. >> reporter: and plunging into the debate over the future of medicare. >> the greatest threat to medicare is obama care, and we are going to stop it. >> reporter: ryan's big moment up at that podium is, in many ways, a tea party triumph. since that movement spontaneously erupted in 2010, it has grown to an irresistible force in the republican party, sending

speaking of san jose, neighbors are joining in a fight gens a recent surge in violence there. the homicide rate is on pace to beat a 15-year high and police have responded by putting more officers on the street. nbc bay area's francis joins us with what some are doing? montey? >> police say that much of this violence is gang-related. they're also boosting the overtime budget. but the community is responding in its own way. there have been eight homicides in just the past two weeks in a city that was once long considered the safest in the nation. many of the church members are ex-gang members and so are two of the senior gang members into the highest crime areas of san jose and trying to reach those gang members with a spiritual message. >> i think our experience of being there at one time is able to relate to them and being able to say, look, i know what it's like. i know what you feel. >> the police department is spending $800,000 for overtime. that rally for peace is set to take place tomorrow in front of san jose city hall at 6:30, p.m. live in san hoe sajose, nbc bay news.

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gen-x'er paul ryan may have something to do with it. john, pleasure to see you again. got my attention. 40% of the young people. obama had 66% last time around. what's going on here? >> got my attention, too. larry, we are not calling one poll a trend but it made me look. all year now obama's numbers have been going up and down. nowhere near the 66% he got. the problem for republicans is they were polling in the 20s and low 30s. this is the first poll conducted entirely after ryan was selected on the ticket. it was done all last weekend. essentially when i saw that 41% number, i started to wonder. is there some special appeal he has number one generationally? number two, you have a growing element of libertarianism, lack of trust in government among young people. >> let's stop for a second on paul riyan. it can't be a coincidence that he's appointed to the ticket and the numbers go up. you think, a, ryan is key to the romney surge by the youth vote? >> out could be. i don't know whether it is an anomaly or not. but the numbers are 12 to 14 points higher for romney-ryan

before i introduce our guest, i want to talk about gen next. i am a ceo at gen next. our purpose is in our name, gen next. we are trying hard to create opportunities for future generations and facing challenges. we do not want to kick the can down the road for things that we could have solved. we want to get as much as we can out of the way as possible. and in doing that, we tried to attract and leveraged talent. we have relied unsuccessful, busy people, having them learn about and get engaged in economic issues, security, education. tonight is no different. you are inundated with political ads or mail, or you wrote or you just pay taxes, so you know the political process matters because you are affected by it every day, with you know it or like it or not. a very influential actor, so to speak, in the political process is with us tonight, fred davis. he is a very bold oklahomans. at 19 years old, he got involved in a pr firm and within the through -- few years, the firm grew to 50 people. he then later got into a senate race which then changed his life. he was the cre

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we have wayne rogers and john hononic and tracey burns and john lay thereto field and gen epistein.can be good for the economy. >> it can be good for the economy but bad for your love life. but the reason people are having to move back home is because of the high yoblessness out there which is not good. but look at parents that don't have children and especially work. they have a lot of disposable income. that part is good for the economy. when i got cut from the national football league. i moved in with my parents until i got on my feet again. thank goodness a lot of people have family. otherwise they are supported by the government in one way or another. that's what family is all about. that is good not only for the economy but america. >> johnathon, i have a tanglewood resort properties incorporation. this is from friday. this is talking about exactly this wave of kids, johnathon that are moving back on the parents. it affects the parents economically. i disagree with john. the number one variable for sovereign credit risk and determining if a counselry is likely to default is a

the number of army soldiers who committed suicide more tha doubled in june -- in july compared to gen. the marine corps and a force also s an increase last month. it is prompted pentagon leaders to double thefforts in finding new ways to help military members and the families cope in tough times. the emotions -- this group of local national guard members received hugs and kisses from family and friends. the soldiers returned after a year of deployment in kuwait. overseas, they were part of the 29th combat aviation brigade. the soldiers say they were proud to serve the country, but they are happier to be home. >> a very excited to spend time. >> this was the first overseas deployment for the unit. coming up, a johns hopkins making history. >> months at the university of maryland medical center at successfully performed in full face transplant. >> the oriol tried to break out against the boston red s. >> severe storms and parts of the ohio valley. the cold front is headed this way. in baltimore, 72. 83 at the inner harbor. 83 at the inner harbor. oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match f

he stepped down in february following popular demonstrations gym gens him. he maintains he was forced to resume by gunpoint. united nations oers monitored the situation. the committee released it's report on tuesday. it concluded that her resignation was voluntarily and not the result of a coup. several hundred of his sppters are rallying in mali. >>> a boat carries people hopes to gets asiustralia. about 150 were on board and many of them are missing. >>> private boats rescues 55 people about 350 north of australi australian's christmas idea. indonesia search and rescue ams are looking for suhr sooifr. several ships have appear sized in the air of recent months. most areuters says nearly 1,000 people have died making the journ journey. >>> an astronaut went on his first spacewalk. he was unable it to do the test outside the space station. they ventured outside the space station to replace a power switching unit. they tried actuals and tactics but struggled to bolt down the device w device. it lasted for eight and a half hours, two hours longer than schedule

we have wayne rogers and john hononic and tracey burns and john lay thereto field and gen epistein. it can be good for the economy. >> it can be good for the economy but bad for your love life. but the reason people are having to move back home is because of the high yoblessness out there which is not good. but look at parents that don't have children and especially work. they have a lot of disposable income. that part is good for the economy. when i got cut from the national football league. i moved in with my parents until i got on my feet again. thank goodness a lot of people have family. otherwise they are supported by the government in one way or another. that's what family is all about. that is good not only for the economy but america. >> johnathon, i have a tanglewood resort properties incorporation. this is from friday. this is talking about exactly this wave of kids, johnathon that are moving back on the parents. it affects the parents economically. i disagree with john. the number one variable for sovereign credit risk and determining if a counselry is likely to default i

we want to remind you abc 7 is your election state gen. -- station. after a day of sunshine, plenty of spotty showers throughout the region. let's check in with steve. >> we have been watching some showers all evening long in the weather center. take a look at our live super doppler radar. head on over to montgomery county. bethesda, rockville gaithersburg. that is where we have a line of thunderstorms. the trailing edge texas all the way down to a market. as we get -- everything was off to the north and east at 25 and 30 miles per hour. look at these rain totals so far today. it got three-quarters of an inch in alexandria. finally a break in the humidity on the way. the big question, how long will the dry cool air last? full details and a few minutes. >> coming up, a devastating earthquake hits iran. prince george's county police combating what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. >>

. >>> up next, what does the next gen think of the paul ryan vp pick? of our young guns, connor, joins us straight ahead. [ male announcer ] in a world where breakfast has become boring and tasteless... only one man can save the day... ♪ with his sweet and nutty, sweet and nutty crunchy nut ♪ delicious! [ male announcer ] kellogg's crunchy nut. it's super delicious. >>> to be young again. we all know that 2008 was a record year for youth voter turnout. young people were out and proud and a whopping 66% of their vote went to president obama whose boyish good looks, fluent tech speak and inspiring promises of hope and change charmed their skinny jeans and baggy pants off. but what now? four years later and the president's got some gray on his temples. little less pep in his step. and the harsh realities of recession are setting in for voters of all ages. and there's a new kid on the block, governor romney's tapped paul ryan, the spry 42-year-old fiscal wonk to be his running mate. and while he may not make a convincing rock star for young people, there ar

there is 295a, and that is blasphemy gens islam. it is punishable by 15 years in prison. and 295b, blasphemy against the quran. and 295c, blasphemy against the mohammed. against the quran, up to life, and mohammed, punishable by death. >> and there is also a christian mother in prison awaiting execution. >> yes. she is a mother of two, and stepmother of three children. three years ago, she shared the gospel with some of her colleagues, and defended her faith. and they said she committed blasphemy against mohammed. and here girls are being raised without their mother. many christians around the world have signed petitions, saying let's set her free. >> pred sadari, unlikely to pardon this woman and this girl ramsha, why? >> because those who have stood up and defended those charged with bla blasphemy have paid the ultimate priv. price. the governor of punjab defended asa bibi, and his body killed him and assassinated him, and this bodyguard was hailed a hero. and there is shabaz bati, and he was a minister in the government, government of religious, and he was also killed.