ky go all the way around and look 0 out the back of this race car.y see who might be racing to my side. i can even look down on the car. almost like i'm floating over the top. of the car. >> this is like google street view inside of a formula one car. >> i would like to turn the camera to see who is racing next to me. >> to see if the guy is shaking a fist or flipping me the bird or something as i'm going by. >> i like to think that it's me. >> that's the approach. >> here's a different video. from a rally in austria. >> i show you guys a lot of crash videos this one is a win. >> just watch how quickly this guy goes to a very narrow dark forest, dirt road. >> how do you know where you're going? >> you've got a navigator sitting next to you, sitting next to you and calling out the turns. >> it looks like it's wet. there's probably a ton of gravel. so unpredictable. and it's fall, 4how are you not distracted by the lovely leaves? >> you say left instead of right, you and your buddy are in a big wreck. >> you don't pick someone who has trouble with left

ky reed, wbal tv news. >>> county prosecutors dropped all charges against a glenn bernie teen accused in a deadly shooting. states attorneys office tells us there's not enough evidence to charge 18-year-old daniel savage with the murder that happened at a party back in october. police say 21-year-old matthew mour row was shot while leaving a party along the 209th street in the early morning hours of october 13th. morrow and a friend were walking down the street when a truck pulled up and someone started shooting. savages friend has been identified as dwight mcleod. he's facing first degree murder charges. police are continuing their investigation. additional charges are expected in the future. >>> a not guilty verdict in the murder trial of a university student accused of killing her roommate over loud music. she was found not guilty in the fatal stabbing of dominique frazier. it took three hours for jurors to come up with the verdict. >>> looking this morning into that melee in towsend in september. documents obtained reveal outmanned officers struggled to gain control of an unruly c

maryland playing at the new barclays center against powerhouse ky. he just lost out on the terrace and trains to coach calipari. they do not need any help, at least on paper. maryland is the underdog in this contest, no doubt, but they will not let that or sees an opening night jitters stop them. >> seeing dick vitale over there, i will have to temper that. they will be juiced up. i hope they will be locked in to the game plan. as long as they play how we practice, that's all that matters. a long as they try to do the right thing, that is what the coaches look for. >> georgetown is kicking off another season tonight in jacksonville fla. the aircraft carrier game was so popular they inspired three more of them this year. they will play the 10th ranked university of florida at 9:00. florida alum would likely be watching his gators but he is back at home at work. the wizards are 0-3. they're staying in the game and forcing overtime. he picked up a career high 16 points and he credited paul piuerce -- pierce for sparking his play. >> i have felt more con

ky go all the way around and look 0 out the back of this race car. ky see who might be racing to my side. i can even look down on the car. almost like i'm floating over the top. of the car. >> this is like google street view inside of a formula one car. >> i would like to turn the camera to see who is racing next to me. >> to see if the guy is shaking a fist or flipping me the bird or something as i'm going by. >> i like to think that it's me. >> that's the approach. >> here's a different video. from a rally in austria. >> i show you guys a lot of crash videos this one is a win. >> just watch how quickly this guy goes to a very narrow dark forest, dirt road. >> how do you know where you're going? >> you've got a navigator sitting next to you, sitting next to you and calling out the turns. >> it looks like it's wet. there's probably a ton of gravel. so unpredictable. and it's fall, 4how are you not distracted by the lovely leaves? >> you say left instead of right, you and your buddy are in a big wreck. >> you don't pick someone who has trouble with le

as ky reed tells us, investigators are hoping an autopsy will provide some answers as to what happened to elizabeth ohern. >> according to her linked in and facebook pages, elizabeth ohern was a faculty member in the neurology and neuroscience departments at johns hopkins school of medicine. now, investigators are hoping an autopsy will explain why the 53-year-old woman was found floating off a pier in canton thursday. police say someone spotted the woman's body floating face down in the water near the 2300 block of boston street about 4:45 in the morning. ohern lived in a gated condominium community not far from where her body was discovered. it >>'s pretty random, you would think. but then one body, multiple bodies. >> neighbors are especially concerned because ohern's is the second body found in the water in less than two months. >> the likelihood of dieing in that water seems slim because it's so shallow. it's not very deep. i know that things wash up and you don't expect it to be bodies. >> a male body was found in the harbor there on september 26th. initially police say they were

. >> yes, charlie,ky deliver for you. it will be awesome for the game. >> as we check out what is going on. >> we're seasonable. they are coming up. the temperatures are not as cold as they have been. and 40 degrees at hampton hill. and 36 degrees and the winds are still breezy out of the northwest at 5 to 10 miles an hour. and things will dive down as we head into the evening. at the surface and today and with that we're going to see plenty of sunshine in the forecast for us that the nor'easter well to the north. it is moving out and not even affecting new york and new jersey. they will be able to clean up the mess that that delivered. but here at home. we are not dealing with a lot. we'll see a few high clouds moving in here as we move through the weekend. all in all sunny and we'll have a nice warm up on the way. for today 56 degrees. mostly sunny skies and tonight the temperature and 36. mostly clear. not as cold by tomorrow 62 and sunshine and warmer. let's get a check with lauren cook. >> loving that warm weekend. 6

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. >> phil lebeau,ky ask phil a question? phil, is this do you sense in any way an immediate response to the impending sequestration of hundreds of millions of dollars, maybe billions of dollars, in defense cuts? or just a tightening of defense budgets going forward? is that what this is all about. >> i think it's more because of an overall tightening of defense budgets and i think whenever you had a chance to talk with jim mcnm mcinerney. they've been squeezing their defense business in terms of cutting costs over the last couple of years saying that they have to become leaner and more efficient. this is the next step there. in my opinion -- i need to double check with boeing -- i do not believe it is an immediate reaction to possible cuts because of sequestration. >> thank you, phil lebeau. >>> another big market voice on the program today, jonathan gall of chief u.s. equity strategists at u.p.s. what's t -- ubs? >> all day long we've been asking when is the market going to care about this fiscal cliff? the answer is right

here's ky reed. >> samantha burrell wasn't expecting to be met with cheers at her voting location ons exactly what she got. she's a proud first time voter and an early voter. >> to be a first time voter is such an extraordinary task that most people don't get to take, so i was so happy to make history today. >> samantha was more than 115,000 marylanders who took advantage of the five days of early voting. as of 8:00, an hour before the polls closed, an estimated 92,000 had voted just on friday alone. convenience and time management were the most popular reasons given at this polling place on northern park way in northwest baltimore. >> i thought i wouldn't have time tuesday, okay. i worked from like 7:00 in the morning until 5:00, 6:00 at night. i figure i might not make it at 7:00 in the morning. >> i just felt it would be easier for me because i am disabled. and not have to be in the long long lines that i have seen. and i don't want to be doing that on the last day of voting. >> the wait was about 45 minutes, relatively short compared to other locations where lines snaked around b

we are currently at 46 in baltimore but only 48 in atlanta and 36 degrees in louisville, ky.air will stick around for the couple of days, 54 today and tomorrow and 53 by saturday and it feels cold when you factor in the winds and return the clocks back on sunday he will get an extra hour of sleep. by monday, maybe a chance for rain. >> the time is 6 of 538 and 45 degrees at the airport. who says halloween is just for kids or cumins? > wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> there were some special treats at the minnesota zoo. the grizzly bears made short work of this 500-pound pumpkin. it was provided as hundred and activity to stimulate the animals senses. this year's trade has been growing for five months. >> a special homecoming for 18 giant pandas in china after a m

mitchell allowed beavers to use his account to buy commissary goods.s had in ky his own account would garnished by the jail for unpaid booking fees. >> you ready? >> narrator: beavers must now tell his side of the story to discip will decide how much time he will get in segregation. >> i don't have no problems. you know what i'm saying? come on, harvey. you know me. you know i don't cause no ruckus. >> you complied and laid on the mr. williams kept on trying to fight. and like i do with everybody in here, your first offense for fighting's gonna be 10 days. >> oh, man. come on, man. i mean, come on, hale... i comply with everything the officers have asked me to do. i've been in here. i ain't been kicking on no doors. i ain't been causing no ruckus or nothing. >> s>> [ sighs ] that's just bull[bleep] man. lose all the way around. lose my money, lose my commissary, and lose my privileges. >> you want to sign that? >> that don't even make sense, man. you know me. collins, that don't even make sense. >> all right, let me explain something to you real quick, all right? i ain't got nothing t

bob ky said, we got the congressman. >> that's when the reverend jim jones told his people this would be the day they'd have to die. >> the congressman is dead. please give the medication. it's simple. no convulsions with it. it's simple. just please get it. >> the children were killed first. >> tim carter saw his 1-year-old son poisoned. >> malcolm was dead, his little lips covered with foam. this is what happens with arsenic and cyanide as it foams at the mouth. >> he held his wife as she died. >> i put my arms around gloria as she was holding malcolm and just kept on sobbing, i love you so much, i love you so much. >> carter lived only because he was sent away on a final errand. he came close to shooting himself that night. >> and i knew that i would never get the sounds and the smells and the sights of jonestown out of my mind ever again. >> so few survived jonestown. for most, only by determination borne of desperation. for others, by a twist of circumstance. over the next two hours we will follow the lives of these survivors, then and now. "escape from jonestown" continues. ♪ wh

. >> ky reed, reporting for wbal tv 11 news. >> this election, you can stay more connected than everore with our new election 2012 app. check out our voters guide and preview the ballot questions. just search and download election 2012 on your smart phone or tablet. >>> time 9:09, 44 degrees. still ahead, kim hammond joining us to answer your pet questions. >>> and students help out the local food bank. we'll tell you how sandy almost snarled their plans. >>> speaking of sandy, storm's still spinning out there. we're kind of still on the edge, but the weather's better. our instant weather plus forecast is just ahead. >>> precipitation pattern this morning, as sparce as it is, is off to our northwest. and it's showing some of those little snow flurries and showers in pennsylvania and new york state. couple of sprinkles and rain showers around cleveland in the northeast corner of ohio, riding around in the flow, the northwest flow, which is on the outskirts of what's left of sandy. little bit of jet stream coming out central canada is involved, too. that's why we're chillier. some of t

ky tell you it was -- thank you very much. it was a perfect day, for a parade.ight now for halloween. it is raining and now fans are grateful for their team and for the weather. the giants old guard brought with them many memories today. those considered among the greatest in the town had something to say about the new generation of giants. >> great team. young team. i think the fans enjoy both times. it is important that the city have something like this especially every three years. >> everyone. they did a wonderful job. >> reporter: nobody can lift a leg like you can, though. >> i don't know he about that. let me tell you, everyone on that team did it. did a heck of a job. >> reporter: the giants arrived in san francisco 54 years ago. how you time flies. the city has seen many wins but only two world series championships followed by two deserving parades. it was a day to acknowledge this new you team and to remember the moments that brought them greatness. >> the players. the trophy. bocci. >> the base hit in the 10th inning to win it. that was my favorite mo

the first governors connected to ventures, and corruption in tucson was an al gar ky, get money for guns and how we use resources to exploit them and exploit workers. this has gone on forever because then we have these waves of new people, all in the room, and where are you from? originally from, originally from. we have waves. stats are a third of arizona shifts every three or four years. put that in perspective. the transyen sigh we don't have rooted communities. the rooted communities we do are under assault. those coming and going, not getting in engaged in politics or vote just check the box, allowed characters like evan to rise or jan brewer and russell because of the transient. we have to understand the history, who we are, for our children to know that there's a reason to be proud to be from arizona. that's been left out of the discussion, and that's something to teach people who have come like me. i'm a red neck hill billy who came from the collapsed coal feel, pull upped up in an old chevy, and my dad's first job was in tucson, 1970, walked around, and he said look what they ha

in steve leisman makes --ky just address one thing?teve leisman made the case that the teamsters wanted the bakers union to give their own members a vote on this package and the bakers union wouldn't do it. the teamsters told them they ought to have a secret ballot vote and the bakers union wouldn't and that's why this thing -- >> how do you excoriate all unions and union membership which is what a large part of the right has done on this issue when in fact -- >> the ceo got a big raise first time around in bankruptcy. >> they're excoriating the bakers union because they're the ones that triggered this strike and putting all the other unions out of business. >> don't take the sharpie to the all unions is my point, rick. >> i didn't say that. in fact i said that the teamster's wanted the baker union members to have a secret ballot vote and the bakers didn't give their own members that right. >> when was the last time you had a twinkie, rick? >> can't tell you whether. >> see, that's my point. you're sitting there fighting for the life o

. >> tony,ky ask you one quick question?l krugman was out saying media outlets like ours and other folks were basically overselling the fiscal cliff and that it was more after gentle slope. i agree, things are going to hit. so it is not like january 1 everyone's going broke and we're instantly going into recession. how severe though do you believe it really to be? >> i think if it were to happen, it would have a definitely sluggish effect but ultimately it comes down to this -- think about the term don't fight the fed. right? why isn't it follow the fed? the reason is because every cycle we find things unique to that cycle that cause us to believe that the fed's monetary accommodation isn't going to be enough to fix end demand and ultimately it does. peewee have housing improving. we're calling it the fundamental sweet spot. have you housing and sales improving. consumer confidence, university of michigan improving. they're all improving from historically weak levels. at this point in the cycle you don't want -- we don't wan

ky tell you they have the barricades in place waiting for people to arrive.e arriving in the next couple of hours. >> and the lines are growing. >> a look at the stores that will be opening up and it seems to be the tradition for a lot of people. football, turkey and out to the stores with the k mart and wal- mart opening up tonight. target opening up at 9:00. best buy where jacky is. other shopping. stone ridge. they will be opening at midnight tonight for the first time. >> the mall available to you at midnight we'll take a break. we have a live look. checking the view here. we mentioned the stone ridge mall. that's south along 680 here. blam ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announce

thomas joins us from frankfort, ky. hello, thomas.aller: i hope that you will give me as much time to state my case at this you give yourself to defend obama. obama is a muslim. what he is trying to do in this country is install a socialism government, like his father did in kenya. obama almost has us bankrupt right now. we are $16 trillion in debt. once there is unrest in the streets, then he will order his rebels in the middle east to make their move and all the muslims in america to make their move and the country is overthrown. people like yourself do not understand what is going on, i do not know if you are familiar with the nuremberg trials, where the nazi officials and military officials were brought to trial in 1949. the people of germany were pleading ignorance to the fact that there were furnaces burning the jews. you are pleading ignorance. that is what you are going to do when this happens in america. host: i am only stating what we read in news reports and what the president has said. i am sorry that you feel we are givin

crystal and jamestown, ky. i have never been in the politics, but being from a small town in kentucky where it was easy for you to quit a job and be able to find another one and in the four years obama has been president you cannot get anything, i have been without a job for several months now. listening to all of obama's crop. he has had for years to get it right. >> what happened with your job? caller: i lost my job due to obama getting rid of everything. there is no jobs in russell county. none of. -- none. i believe romney will put back jobs. people are stupid if they're going to vote for him. caller: i think if mitt romney is elected president of the united states, we need a president that is going to have ranged against wall street, the banker cartels. we need a president that will take their ravens to be able to help us with our national debt. -- the reigns that will help us with our national debt. thank you so much. host: lead in kentucky. democratic calller. caller: i lived in kentucky. mr. obama, when

host: ron, ashland, ky. the morning. caller: the morning.hank you for c-span and thank you for your service. we are small business owners, and we do support secession. i sincerely hope that that sends the president a message if we are not happy with the direction of this nation. -- that we are not happy with the direction of this nation. i'm a small business owner, and after this election we sent out layoff notices. we will downsized our workforce by 50%. we are not very big. we are a small department store, but we have expenses. we will see what happens the next two years. we will cut our work force, to fill our contracts and we are at the age where if we want to sell out, we can and retire. guest: what you are telling me is what we hear all of the time at home. what would you do to encourage you to hire rather than shrink your workforce? caller: this health care bill it is devastating to small businesses it will literally cut into our grocery money -- businesses. it will literally cut into our grocery money. we love our work force, but the

i think you will landslide ky. the polls show that.nd i hate to say it, but even the preachers are preaching against obama and the pulpit. host: are you motivated to got to the polls? caller: yes. i am going to vote, but i think romney will win it. host: are they talking about issues you care about in kentucky. do you think there are focused too much on the swing states? caller: there probably focused too much on the swing states. but you would be lost republican administration. it was just a mess. we were losing like 800,000 jobs a month. and now we are coming back. i just think the economy is getting a lot better now under a democratic administration. host: i appreciate the call from kentucky this morning. i want to point out another facebook post. this from justin from the upstate new york area. he writes -- at least i am not bombarded with a negative campaign ads while i am watching jeopardy. let us go to rwanda from oklahoma on our line for republicans, how is the campaign playing out in a solidly red state of oklahoma? caller: ye

governments are worried hat hackers could get into aeir mainframe computers, eurning to american companies ky, those that can be tricky, though. u.s. company needs a license from the state department before t can work for a foreign country. >>> usa today reports delve straighting drought is expected to last until e >>> we're looking very nice outside right now. the sun is up and looking good today. going to see a lot of sunshine throughout the entire day a few high clouds overhead. we have been seen patchy fog in the valleys. the temperatures now still chilly 39 degrees in santa rosa, 41 in san jose. 54 degrees in san francisco this afternoon, expecting lots of 60s. some places maybe sneaking into the low 70s. next couple of days going to be a beautiful weekend ahead other than some ground fog in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. >>> this national weather report sponsored by citi price rewind. buy now, save later. >>> nfl running back engineer roam harrison goes for a row into the physical. it leads to brain surgery and a fight for his life. >> he was declared a quadriplegic. he

versus ky. great job, deejay. thanks a lot. have a great weekend. >>> good morning i'm kristen sze.uth the weekend. >>> still in that flash flood warning in the north bay around sonoma county be aware of that 9:15. today heaviest part of the storm now starting to taper a little beanes -- winds coming down waves of showers through saturday, stormy even more so on sunday. we'll get a break monday and tuesday. >>> just coming down at the san mateo bridge problems 280 normally great commute northbound and southbound now very slow due to separate accidents flooding on 87 northbound has it jammed to 85. announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the comedy "30 rock" tracy morgan. and a holiday performance from the legendary singer rod stewart. plus, the hottest gadgets of the season as we wrap up "live's" holiday gift guide. season as we wrap up "live's" holiday gift guide. all next on the

where i am come it is like a hole on the ground, manchester, ky. this election is a joke.te for either one of them. they ain't nothing but a bunch of liars. host: illinois has 20 electoral votes. we go to bowling brook, illinois, democrats line. caller: i would just like to say the electoral college, i don't know a lot about it -- i know there are supposed to be so many senators or representatives from each state and i guess that is how they vote for the electoral votes, but it seems like the republicans have so many red on the map. there is not a lot of blue for the democrats and not a lot of white for the independence. that tells me that the electoral votes would go more for the republicans. i really don't know about it, but the popular the should be the one -- but the popular vote should be the one we are considering at not the electoral the time. if the republicans control the senate and the house for -- house of representatives, how can the democrats win anyway? this would give them a fair shake. that is my thing. i think this president has been shriveling in this off

our tanis straightyour ky around the bay forecast shows heavy rain for monday --sunday should be dry monday we will continue its showers tuesday into wednesday. >> there are a number of hot spots the bay bridge due to an early morning power outage loss of the metering lights. it does not appear as if they have been reactivated for the westbound drive. we are seeing slowing across all of the lanes and a westbound direction. we will check again with caltran to see if there has been a change. the drive time from 880 is running over 20 minutes at over 24 minutes coming out of the macarthur maize. this is an extremely slow ride. so is the san mateo bridge i will it to other hot spots first. the ride in the south bay where we continue to have flooding that is really jamming up the ride on the guadalupe parkway in the northbound direction. the flooding is now backed up nearly two highway aid five out of the armand in valley north bounds. --highway 85. highway 880 in the southbound direction traffic continues to be backed up leading tours of bombardon bridge. where we have flooding in the we

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. >> i can't really do --ky do my ear, but -- >> then raise one ear. because -- >> he just did it. oh, my gosh. >> okay, spock. >> enough of that. we have been talking about the race for the white house, we've been obsessed for the race for the white house, but would he also watching the balance of power on qulil acapitol hill an monday jafers joins us [ and i man i don't havers [ eamon javers joining us to talk about that. >> here's the balance of power. starting off with 51 democrats and two independents who typically vote with those democrats. and you've got 47 republicans. that means that republicans on election night will need a net pickup, net/net of four seats in the u.s. senate or if romney wins the presidency, they only need three seats and that's because a vice president paul ryan would be the guy to cast the tie breaking vote in the senate. in the house, the split is 240/190 in favor of the republicans. that means democrats will need a 25 seat net gain in order to break the difference. there are five vacancies in the house of representatives right now and that's why they

if we give you authority and there are thousands of compounding pharmacies, your agency,ky can't imagine has the resources to regulate every single one of them and we need to -- you need to rely on the states to complement the f.d.a.'s oversight. is that a fair statement? >> that is certainly a fair statement. with respect to the authorities, i did outline in the testimony but we clearly believe that for nontraditional compounders, there should be federal standards that would establish basic safety measures including sterility controls, could be enforced by the state or by the f.d.a. but those need to exist. then we need standards, now authorities around registration so we know who is out there and what they're making. we need to be table see records. >> you're right. i want to say to chairman upton and for the record all the members of this committee, that we need to get this information. we have to get the right balance. we ought to do it before we leave at the end of the year. and make it very clear that we're not just saying, you're at fault, you're at fault, somebody else is at faul

i think you will landslide ky. the polls show that. and i hate to say it, but even the preachers are preaching against obama and the pulpit. host: are you motivated to got to the polls? caller: yes. i am going to vote, but i think romney will win it. host: are they talking about issues you care about in kentucky. do you think there are focused too much on the swing states? caller: there probably focused too much on the swing states. but you would be lost republican administration. it was just a mess. we were losing like 800,000 jobs a month. and now we are coming back. i just think the economy is getting a lot better now under a democratic administration. host: i appreciate the call from kentucky this morning. i want to point out another facebook post. this from justin from the upstate new york area. he writes -- at least i am not bombarded with a negative campaign ads while i am watching jeopardy. let us go to rwanda from oklahoma on our line for republicans, how is the campaign playing out in a solidly red state of oklahoma? caller:

you can't become english or french -- if i lost my mind,ky possibly go through all of the legal provisions and become a citizen of france. that, thank god, would still not make me a frenchman. you know, anybody can go to the legal provision and become an american. i lived in england three years and i enjoyed it. but compared to america, england is a really boring place. and the reason every one of our immigrant group that's have come to this country, even ones brought here forcibly, jazz, our cuisine, our language, everything is enriched by every group that has come. they contributed to our culture. we're not saying you should suppress that. we have columbus day parades for italian-americans. polish-american parades, cinco de mayo in texas. we have anglo-american celebrations. a reporter said what does that look like? you have never been to a revolutionary meeting. not much of a celebration but it is a commemoration. the emphasis has to be on the right syllable. you're an italian-american. you're an anglo-american. year hispanic-american. and i talked to somebody from germany last year who

. >> host: next call from maurice in walton, ky. >> caller: hello. >> host: please go ahead. >> callerld like to ask mr. rothkopf to cite some examples of large corporations that government has a withdrawn regulations, governing those industries. when the obama administration is adding hundreds of regulations every month particularly with health care industry, the environmental situation, i don't see any coming off of anybody whether it is health care interests or industry in general. >> guest: there are a lot of regulations. lot of bad regulations and i am not suggesting all forms of regulation are good but i do think it is very clear that for example some industries like big oil and gas companies have had benefits in terms of tax breaks, there has been an effort to push back up climate's regulation, whether it is a carbon tax or a movement toward global agreements on climate, there have been efforts to pursue certain kinds of regulatory approaches more beneficial and others such as promoting free trade agreements without intensively promoting the enforcement of trade and so forth. is

host: let's go to robert on the republican line from louisville, ky. caller: i am a registered republican -- kentucky. retired in 1996. i have been watching c-span and the congress party regular. that influenced my vote completely. 2008, i voted for obama. 2012, i voted for obama, too. is there any sort of -- [inaudible] host: what do people say about the folks who are attuned to what is going on in congress? do people say whether they're influenced by gridlock in congress? guest: as a general rule, people who folks pay most attention to public affairs, people who follow debates in congress tend to be the most partisan. this is not 100%, but the tendency is that they tend to be either strong democrats or strong republicans. the people who tend to be less partisan also tend to be people who do not follow political debates as much. they're not as interested in them. host: fredrik online for independents from blue mountain, mississippi -- frederick on the line for independents from blue mountain, mississippi. caller: i have never seen anything for the nat