-- i understand that pews were fixed to the floor? how do we know that any of those structures were fixed to the building? >> i was there twice. pews were bolted to the floor. tehe altar would be cemented in. >> like this? >> the same kind of permanence. >> if the seats were fixed to the floor, it was assembly building occupancy a-one, is it not? >> yes. >> when we remove the seats, it changes the occupancy, correct? the pens, right? >> right now, it would -- it depends, right? >> right now, it would be. if they were get -- if they were to get a building permit to change it from a church -- >> but when you remove them, it changes all of the other emergency definitions. >> follow up -- a follow-up to that. how long was a vacant? -- was it vacant? >> it was vacant for years. there is a lot about buildings and a change of use, going from vacant to anything. >> the vacancy was because it was umb and it was impossible to comply. the cost to fix is probably worth more than the property. >> they were not -- i understand. it was a close compl

>> organ, pews, statues, tabernacle. >> name, please? >> bob. we educate 300 low-income family kids. we are trying to sell personal property to help to sell -- fund these kids' educations. is frustrating to be here with legal fees when we could be paying for their education. this was personal property. none of it was attached. it was going to fall down. every church has a screw that screws the pew to the ground. this is getting ridiculous. this is true the personal property. i want to make it really clear on the windows. we did not remove the windows. the wood windows are still there. we took out the glass, which was personal property, donated to the church. in section 17 of the building code it says you are exempt from getting a permit if you repair or replace glazing conformity with the code. i am

frustration that they feel. >> reporter: mark calabria of the conservative cato institute says the pew study raises concerns about how government policy shifts income across generations. >> the fact that the elderly have performed so much better relative to everyone else, you know, certainly raises questions in my mind of how we deal with entitlements. you know, should we be means testing social security and medicare?iñ because ultimately, these programs have to be paid for by somebody. >> reporter: while older americans have expanded the wealth gap with younger americans, many are still struggling. using an alternative poverty measure that includes out-of- pocket medical expenses, new figures released today show almost one in six of those 65 and older are poor. that's far higher than the official rate of one in ten. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: credit unions and small independent banks across the nation continue to crunch the numbers on how many new customers they have gained thanks to bank transfer day. the official day was on saturday, but the grass

pew research center thinks that the american media get it wrong more often than they get it right. your reaction to those poll numbers, jim? >> well, i think that they-- that the same pew data showed an enormous change over the last quarter century, they were saying that according to the pew center poll released in september a number of people think the media is unaccurate from 34 to 66. bias 53 to 77 and influenced by the poll, 53-80. a serious case of mistrust for the media. in my mind justified. >> there are so many sources for news these days, ellen. shouldn't people be happy and-- >> if you look at number of hits that people take, on various websites or watch fox news channel or whatever. they're concentrated and so, yes, people can get the news from a lot of different sources, look, you can go and see every newspaper pretty much front page in the country. and that doesn't mean that people will take the time to look at it. i think that people are reacting to the very few news sources that are consumed. >> every new website has a chance to skew the news. >> certainly, it's dire

with the presidential election a year away, the pew research center has taken a look at the state of the american electorate, and its divisions along age lines. it is the most pronounced generation gap in decades. judy woodruff reports. >> woodruff: for the past few national elections younger people have voted notably more democratic than other age groups. while older voters have leaned reliably more republican. pews president andy kohut says this generational divide promises to be even more dram thick time around. >> there are huge value differences between the youngest and oldest voters in the country, that almost seem baked in. >> woodruff: so the called millennial generation, voters 18 to 30 still like president obama more than any other age group. but just half say they approve of the job he is doing. down 24 points from when he took office. >> the millennials gave obama his biggest margin over 20 percentage points. and the margin now is lower but more importantly than the actual margin, the level of engagement is much lower than it was four years ago. >> woodruff: this should w

certainly they care about the foreign policy stuff but also looking at looking at some of the other pew data as to what issues resonate with a millennial millennia lecture a pretty open to privatization of retirement accounts social security. concerned about income equality who are actually people who. who who are you know where are the one percent are actually the boomers they're actually older people so in terms of quality and how will how will the occupy wall street protest play out i think that will continue to resonate with voters to which candidates will actually get people out i would i would you know. paul do you see a candidate out there right now i mean ron paul you know in many ways i think that i very much support ron paul's foreign policy when it comes to economic policy wanting to dismantle a number of government agencies i think that it's totally you know. i wouldn't want to go that far and you know that's also a problem yeah i mean right now young voters are pretty disillusioned with president obama so it's been interesting to watch young voters women and independents tu

according to the pew forum on religion and public life, there were about 40 faith-based lobby and advocacy groups in washington in 1970. today there are more than 200. these groups address domestic and international issues, among them the separation of church and state, abortion and marriage issues, and global poverty. they spend nearly $400 million a year combined. aipac, the pro-israel lobby, spends the most, followed by the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. >>> one important lobby is the christian group, bread for the world, which fights hunger here and abroad. reverend david beckmann, a lutheran pastor, is president of bread for the world. david, welcome. >> thank you. >> bring us up to date, how many hungry people are there in the united states? >> it's now one in seven americans who lives in a household that runs out of food. >> runs out of food what? each month or? >> the typical pattern is the last two or three days of the month, people run out of food. so the kids may not eat for the last couple days, the mom may not eat for four days, it's one in four children under the age of

pew research center thinks that the american media get it wrong more often than they get it right.se poll numbers, jim? >> well, i think that they-- that the same pew data showed an enormous change over the last quarter century, they were saying that according to the pew center poll released in september a number of people think the media is unaccurate from 34 to 66. bias 53 to 77 and influenced by the poll, 53-80. a serious case of mistrust for the media. in my mind justified. >> there are so many sources for news these days, ellen. shouldn't people be happy and-- >> if you look at number of hits that people take, on various websites or watch fox news channel or whatever. they're concentrated and so, yes, people can get the news from a lot of different sources, look, you can go and see every newspaper pretty much front page in the country. and that doesn't mean that people will take the time to look at it. i think that people are reacting to the very few news sources that are consumed. >> every new website has a chance to skew the news. >> certainly, it's directed toward a niche a

. >>> parishioners filled the pews at the national cathedral on sunday. there is still protective netting strung beneath the ceiling to catch any falling debris. visitors were allowed in saturday for the consecration of any a bishop. >>> we still have plenty ahead. your weather, traffic and all of your top stories, fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. >>> taking a good look at the washington monument this morning. seems pretty clear from this shot right now. the temperatures not too bad as well out there. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's say good morning to tucker barnes. he has the latest on our weather. it has been kind of breezy and chilly over the last few days. temperatures felt nice when i walked out. >> you got it. we'll be in the upper 60s for daytime highs. >> and close to 70s today possibly? >> i just said upper 60s. most of the showers will stay north and west of us but with the cloud cover around, i think it will feel like it is going to rain for part of the day but i don't think the rain will get in here

. >> you see the pews. they get ragged. we were going to throw away the pews.m there. they love the carpeting. we do love it for the tradition. we didn't try to change it. make it a different attitude. they are pretty fancy in las vegas. >> you have the charm. thank you for allowing us to come there this morning. the clue for tomorrow -- the next town has lots of kisses. that is the latest close. ue. mary guessed elkton right. you can go to our facebook page to guess where i will be tomorrow. we go back to tony. >> i'm where i always am. same bat time, same bat channel. on stan gets that. >> i get that. >> you can go to our facebook page to guess where ava will be tomorrow. high pressure on the east coast. there is some fog in some neighborhoods. to frederick county and carroll county come you guys may see some slippery spots. precipitation around us at the present time. our next rainmaker one not be until wednesday night and into thursday. it will be nice until then. we will see plenty of sunshine. the front is out in ohio. 43 at the airport. -- 43 in annapoli

between these men young voters like obama and they like ron paul just look at any poll at a november pew research report could tell us some reasons why specifically if you look at attitudes towards foreign policy and civil liberties other ports shows that millennial take a starkly different position the older generations when it comes to the tradeoff between civil liberties and security from terrorism seventy two percent of millennial said it will not be necessary for the average american to give up some civil liberties in order to curb terrorism rizzoli forty nine percent of boomers feel the same way two thirds of millennial or sixty six percent say that relying too much on military force to defeat terrorism creates hatred that leads to more terrorism compared to only forty six percent of boomers that agree with that and sixty six percent of millennial think of the best way to ensure peace is through good diplomacy not militarism versus only fifty two percent of boomers feeling that way so i guess the main question here is when will our politicians not the ones that are concerned about

yesterday a pew research study showed the wealth gap between young and old here in america is growing found of the typical u.s. household headed by a person age sixty five or older has a net worth forty seven times greater than a household headed by someone under thirty five big jump since one thousand nine hundred four when older families only had wealth ten times greater than those under thirty five now if this is to stay quit many of pointed to in the fight to restructure social security and raise the retirement age is the ideal the old are doing so much better than the young kind of misleading our guests and i argue that it could fuel an intergenerational class war putting americans of different ages against each other at a time when the occupy movement is trying to bring the ninety nine percent together joining me to discuss it is joshua holland editor and senior writer at alter net dot org joshua thanks so much for being on tonight and i guess what start with give us a figure some explanation as to what it is that you see as misleading within this study that came out. sure well

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the pew poll found that 27% of americans now disagree with the movement, while 20% support it. in tea party represented districts, 25% of respondents said they backed the movement, while 23% were against it. to help us sort through the numbers and what they mean for the movement's influence, we are joined by andy kohut, president of the pew research center and kate zernike, national correspondent for the "new york times," and author of "boiling mad: inside tea party america." thank you both for being here. andy kohut, let me start with you. we just heard what these numbers say about what support for the tea party is like right now. what did it look like a year ago around the time of the midterms? >> at the time of the midterm wes had a pleuralty of americans saying they agreed with the idea of the tea party. keep in mind, most people... only about half of the people have an opinion, but among the people who do have an opinion, a pleuralty said "we agree with them." at the beginning of of the year when we asked people "what affect do you think the tea party will have on congress

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