our partner in theeriewas the pew forum on religion and public life, where greg smith is a senior researcher. >> almost one in five american adults, 20%, describe themselves as religiously unaffiliated. that equates to about 46 million adults in the united states, so this is a big, growing, important group in american society. to see its continued growth at this kind of rapid rate has been very striking. >> striking indeed. in the early 1990s just under 10% were unaffiliated. since then that number has doubled. about 13 million are atheists and agnostics. 33 million more describe their religion as "nothing in particular." by education and income and other common measurements, the nones are very much like americans as a whole. except for age. >> about one-third of all american adults under the age of 30 describe themselves as either atheists or agnostics or say they just don't have any particular religion. and that large number is a big part of what's driving the overall grow in this population. >> being unaffiliated means not being a member. it does not mean being a nonbeliever or being host

due for so long while we were away doing something else. a special thanks to my husgreg husband greg smith. [ applause ] greg let us cut his birthday trip to hawaii short by a day and fly back on his birthday, so i could be here today. so if you wouldn't mind saying happy birthday greg. happy birthday greg! so this is a threshold, a beginning, a start. we're going to build a new library. there are a couple of other starts today. today is the start of the effort to raise money to furnish and equip that library. the friends of the library have done an incredible job of doing that with 23 other branches. we're the last. we don't want to tiredly limp over that finish line. we want to show them what our neighborhood can do. so you are going to be getting the asks. the ask is to be able to help with that effort to furnish our library and equip it to make it the best library in the city of san francisco. so stay tuned, we need your help again. one more and that is prop b. how many people are going to vote in this election? can i see a show of hands? how many people will vote for prop b? >> yes. >

soon, i will ask former nyse chairman dick grasso about, that but first, swiss america chairman greg smith, and joe durham did anything change today or punch wait and confirm what we've seen in recent days? >> i think two things have happened that are important, one, the market is a reblixive of our -- reflective of our collective psychology, until it hit a new high, the average investor was still in a, what do i do to avoid losing more money mind set, they will start shifting to an, am i missing opportunities so that fear from shifting money to missing opportunity its real, unfortunately for most people watching this show, the net flow into equity started increasing in december could for most people, you have net outflows of stocks for most of that rally until 4 months ago. to me nothing fundamental has changed. you are right in your preamble. the fundamentals true in the past are not true today, this is led by a lack of opportunities to invest anywhere else, interest rates hovering 2%, there is no real place to put your money, this is the bestial ter thattive out there and -- alternative

sachs, in addition to linked to the financial crisis, a recent high profile resignation letter by greg smithbeing treated as a priority. the number one company with the worst reputation is aig, holding it for five years in a row. at the same time, they launched an ad campaign saying they invest in america, and the company considered suing the u.s. over bailout conditions. amazon.com that has the best reputation. i'd go with amazon. still, my two crepts more on a nutty craze, all good news on ball street these days, but is it too good to be true? we're covering your assets coming up. stay with us. ♪ ♪ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. gerri: love that animation. the dow hit new highs, another record high for the third straight day. how long can the bull keep going? with more, founder of the capitalist head fund. we add another 333 -- 33 points, a place never been before on the

goldman sachs executive director greg smith slammed the company over what he considered meager $500,000 jonathan schwartz went out with a tweet that said, seems only fitting to end on a hash tag haiku. it's not only executives who go out with a bang. who could forget the jet blue flight attendant steven slater. he pulled a chute and ended up with a booking shot as a present. kevin nolte ended his career at merck with this photo. you can always bear your chest in the company newsroom. >> i'm here to tell you i'm quitting. >> or simply march out with a bandic like joey defrancesco. dab raw ferric, cnn, new york. >> that's one way to go, i suppose. let's get caught up on some of the other stories we're following. >> lawyers for the theater shooter filed court documents today. he's accused of killing eight people and wonunding 58. >> bruce davis, a former follower of manson is not getting parole. they said the 70-year-old still poses a threat to society. he's serving two life sentences for killing two men back in 1969. >> and a dog owner believes her prized pooch was poisoned at the famous

goldman sachs executive director greg smith slammed the company over what he considered meager $500,000n schwartz went out with a tweet that said, seems only fitting to end on a hash tag haiku. it's not only executives who go out with a bang. who could forget the jet blue flight attendant steven slater. he pulled a chute and ended up with a booking shot as a present. kevin nolte ended his career at merck with this photo. if you just don't care, bear your chest in the company lunchroom. >> i'm here to tell you i'm quitting. >> or simply march out with a band, like joey defrancesco. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> that's one way to go, i suppose. let's get caught up on some of the other stories we're following. randi kaye is here with the 360 bulletin. >> lawyers for the theater shooter filed court documents today. he may plead not guilty by reason of insanity. he's accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58. >> bruce davis, a former follower of manson is not getting parole. jerry brown has revrsed a parole board decision, saying he still poses a threat to society. he's serving two

really the way to take this job and shove it and so is resigning through the "new york times" like greg smithn a scathing letter about goldman sachs calling clients muppets or aig's jake disantis saying we have been betrayed and then there's mocking the quitting for family reasons when perhaps the company's poor performance and when stryker steve macmillan left for family reasons there was also the board lost confidence over an inappropriate relationship with an employee but this is what sets the letter unique. it made it all the way to the tubes without dying on his first ever play through. bravo. if only groupon daily deals were as captivating as his letter, maria, he might still have a job. >> that is wild. jane, thank you so much. jane wells. spending cuts showdown as ax hangs over spending programs that will put hundreds of thousands out of work and potentially slow down the economy. i'll be talking next with gary gansler. the head of the commodities tradings commission says the cuts could help him stop bad actors on wall street and later taking the stand. jc penney ron johnson facing of

greg gutfeld. i'm shepard smith. have a good night. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> we have very strong laws, stronger than jessica's laws. >> you actually don't have strong laws a guy molested 10 kids at a day care center and only got two years in prison. >> you are lucky o'reilly wasn't here today, sir. [thunder] >> bill: state of colorado won't even vote on jessica's law. one man is preventing the vote. jesse watters caught up with speaker of the house, mark ferdino. >> you have been pushing gay legislation, pot legalization, you are not protecting the kids from sexual predators and passing jesse's law. why is that? >> bill: a factor investigation. colorado's shame. >> this is america we are talking about at a critical time. fiddling. >> bill: mitt romney upset about the ongoing budget chaos in america. the question is can anything be done about it? talking points will address the issue. >> human being, is there anybody there willing to help this lady and not let her die? >> not at this time. >> bil

and also in the building is information management officer shaun smith and information security agents and fox's greglkot went to benghazi to track the events of that night. >> on the other side of the u.n. mission walls in this benghazi neighborhood, all is quiet. no stirrings or any protests, no sign of the real hell about to unfold. >> 5,000 miles away secretary of state hillary clinton is at the state department and president obama is at walter reed medical center in maryland. >> this amateur video apparently captures the first outbreak of violence outside of the compound walls. suddenly, the compound is overrun. the mad mob of attackers break through here, the main gate, a weak point in the defense of the mission and move on here to the understaffed libya militia barracks, they storm the place and torch it and light up embassy cars around it and then they move on. >> inside the main residence is a safe haven area, fortified by a locked metal gate. >> the special agent reported bye comes over here and gets ambassador stevens out of the bedroom and along with shaun smith brings them over here to t

and also in the building is information management officer shaun smith and information security agents and fox's gregt went to benghazi to track the events of that night. >> on the other side of the u.n. mission walls in this benghazi neighborhood, all is quiet. no stirrings or any protests, no sign of the real hell about to unfold. >> 5,000 miles away secretary of state hillary clinton is at the state department and president obama is at walter reed medical center in maryland. >> this amateur video apparently captures the first outbreak of violence outside he compound is walls. overrun. the mad mob of attackers break through here, the main gate, a weak point in the defense of the mission and move on here to the understaffed libya militia barracks, they storm the place and torch it and light up embassy cars around it and then they move on. >> inside the main residence is a safe haven area, fortified by a locked metal gate. >> the special agent reported bye comes over here and gets ambassador stevens out of the bedroom and along with shaun smith brings them over here to the room in the safe haven, tim

greg. i want to thank them very much for coming. >> mark smith murdered his girlfriend jenny crompton whenyears old. through the program he was first confronted by his victim's mother and stepfather several years earlier. >> i was a mess. jenny had been gone eight years and i was still barely functioning. and i was full of anger and i was full of pain. and my other children were suffering. >> i had numerous recurring dreams, kind of nightmares that i had a lot of anger. and i wanted to definitely take it out on him. >> the meeting lasted five hours. >> we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating and then i also had this photograph of jenny that -- on the emergency room table. i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture. and i know that mark, you didn't want to look at it. and i was so angry, i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. >> i found her. i was the one police took and shoved into a cell for several hours. i let mark know about tha