ktvu's eric rasmussen was at that vigil and tells us what the governor did not say about the suspect, eric. >> reporter: we've seen some incredible tributes to the victim's really since we got here on friday. just take a look at the crosses, they were brought in by the same man who brought in crosses for the victim of the columbine shooting. >> reporter: one at a time, a crowd of thousands honored each of the people killed in friday's movie theater shooting. including some that died protecting the ones they loved. >> people like john blanque the 21-year-old who's act of heroism saved the life of jansen young. >> reporter: through song and prayer for the survivors. for their families. >> reporter: the community of aurora offered comfort to those who loved so much while the governor of colorado diminished the man accused of pulling the trigger. >> and i refuse to say his name. >> it is not this senseless act of violence that marks us as a community. it is the lives and acts of these heros and the innumerous acts of kindness, love and care for our neighbors that defines who we are. >> fa

we spoke to rasmussen around the time of the security council vote. he expressed vote about the failure of countries to find common ground just as the violence in syria appears to be escalating. >> the fact that the u.n. security council has not been able to agree on a legally binding resolution sends a very unfortunate i would say dangerous signal. >> rasmussen says nato won't be intervening in syria, something it did last year in libya. he says it could trigger unintended consequences given syria's complex ethnic and political structure. >> there's no military solution to the conflict in syria. we need a political solution based on the six-point plan. this is also the reason why nato has no intention to intervene militarily. we do believe that a political solution is the right way forward. >> rasmussen also argues no country in td for nato military intervention. >>> president assad ended speculation over his whereabouts following a deadly bombing that targeted the heart of his regime. he made his first appearance since the explosion killed three mem

. >>> when eric rasmussen arrived he found a man who may owe his life to the fact he was running late to that midnight showing. eric rasmussen is joins us now on to how that man took action after walking into a gruesome scene. >> reporter: this was a guy who had spent 15 years in the military. he sort of went into rescue mode trying to save people who were in that theater. the century theater is part of the town center mall in aurora that has been shut down all day long. this is essentially a very large crime scene still. the victims had not been officially identified by police, but in the last hour or so we received a statement from the family of alex sullivan, he was one of the 10 who died inside the theater, two other people passed away at the hospital. the family has asked for his privacy, they say their privacy. they say today was his 27th birthday and now they're trying to come to terms with this tremendous loss. according to the police chief the last body was removed about 5:15 tonight as we arrived it struck it that waves of people continue to pour into the area, many with cel

. >>> when eric rasmussen arrived he found a man who may owe his life to the fact he was running late to that midnight showing. eric rasmussen is joins us now on to how that man took action after walking into a gruesome scene. >> reporter: this was a guy who had spent 15 years in the military. he sort of went into rescue mode trying to save people who were in that theater. the century theater is part of the town center mall in aurora that has been shut down all day long. this is essentially a very large crime scene still. the victims had not been officially identified by police, but in the last hour or so we received a statement from the family of alex sullivan, he was one of the 10 who died inside the theater, two other people passed away at the hospital. the family has asked for his privacy, they say their privacy. they say today was his 27th birthday and now they're trying to come to terms with this tremendous loss. according to the police chief the last body was removed about 5:15 tonight as we arrived it struck it that waves of people continue to pour into the area, many with cel

that the right way forward is to find a political solution. >> rasmussen called on the u.n. security council to speak with "one voice" to pressure syria . this demonstrates an urgent need for an international treaty on weapons. they had to delay the meetings because members couldn't agree on whether to allow the palestinians to participate. nhk reports from new york. >> reporter: this gun sculpture at the u.n. headquarters represents peace as they talk about how to regulate global arms trade. they have come to new york to talk about a treaty that's been in the works for years. international protocols regulate the weapons of mass destruction but similar rules don't apply to conventional arms, such as tanks and guns. guns, ammunition, and other weapons and terrorism around the world. it kills one person every minute. supporters of the treaty say it could save thousands of lives. the group held a press conference pushing for strict regulations. >> translator: it is difficult for us to control regional conflicts in which small weapons are used. we in japan must create an environ

we spoke to rasmussen around the time of the u.n. security council vote and he expressed concern about the failure of countries to find common ground as the violence in syria appears to be escalating. >> the fact that the u.n. security council has not been able on a legally-binding resolution sends a very, unfortunaty, dangerous signal. >> he says nato won't be intervenes in syria something it did last year during the conflict in libya and says it could trigger unintended consequences, given syria's complex ethnic and political structure. >> there's no military solution to the conflict in syria. we need a political solution based on the koefy ano plan and believe a political solution is the best way forward. >> he argues that no country has called for nato military intervention. president assad ended speculation over his whereabouts following a deadly bombing that targeted the heart of his regime and made his first appearance since an explosion in damascus killed three members of his inner circle. syria's state-run television is squa

and as i have stressed today, i think the right way forward is to find a political solution. >> rasmussen called on the u.n. security council to speak with "one voice" to pressure syria and he also commended nato member turkey for showing restraint sincerian forces shot down one of its military aircraft last month. >>> japanese prime minister yoshihiko noda woke up to new political rivalries. his biggest rival quit the ruling democratic party and took 49 allies with him. ozawa disagreed with noda's plan to raise the consumption tax. >> translator: we voted against raising the consumption tax based on our belief that there is much to be done before any tax hike. the democratic party, led by prime minister noda, is no longer the dpj that achieved an historic change of power. we're going back to the basics of what got us elected and have decided to leave the party to create a new type of politics in which the people can choose freely. >> ozawa has been critical of noda on a number of issues. the key point of contention is the prime minister's plan to hike the consumption tax from 5% to 10%.

ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in colorado tonight where he just spoke to two young women from the north bay, who narrowly escaped getting hurt. >> reporter: for melee and linnea schurig of san rafael, this is still sinking in and say one of their friends was actually hit in the arm and just a short distance away, we can show you a memorial for the 12 victims who lost their lives is growing. and these two sisters from the bay area tell me this entire experience is surreal. images of a community in mourning and people shedding tears for those who were killed are especially unsettling for 19-year-old melia and 16 linnea schurig. the two sisters were in theater 8, along the wall adjacent to theater 9 where a gunman went on a shooting rampage on friday. a bullet fragment through the wall hit a friend sitting behind them. >> we turned around and he had a giant hole in his forearm and was pouring blood off of him. >> reporter: even though they said reality didn't sink it until they made it into the theater lobby. >> a lot of people yelling my husband is dead. my boyfriend is dead. >> reporter:

our officer rick rasmussen is at the hospital talking to people there -- our eric rasmussen is at the hospital talking to people there. >> see you tonight at 10:00. boy, i miss the days when they made toys that could kill a kid. [gasps] oh, cool! look at that! yeah. i'm right there with you. that is a schwinn stingray, and it's the girl's model! oh, i always wanted one of these when i was little. what do you think, jerry? jerry... huh? what do you think? yeah. it'd be great for your paper route.

s own eric rasmussen is at that scene on the ground right now.ave a live report at 9:00, and bring us any breaking news there that apartment complex. >>> we're also learning more about the suspect's life in california. coming up in 12 minutes, how james holmes's family and former neighbors are responding to the tragedy. >>> president obama has ordered that flags be flown at half staff to honor all the victims. the flags include those at the white house and all federal buildings and government offices and embassies overseas. they are going to remain at half staff through sun set on wednesday. >>> and in this morning's weekly address president obama is asking americans to pray for the victims of the tragedy. >> we may never understand what leads anyone to terrorize their fellow human beings. such evil is senseless. beyond reason. >> in response to the shooting, president obama cut short a florida campaign trip to fly back to washington. he has spoken to aurora's mayor and colorado's governor, offering his support and federal assistance. >>> this is

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that according to a brand new poll by ace pollster scott rasmussen. this comes as we received yet another abysmal gdp number, 1.5%. businesses cutback on investment. consumers cutback on buying. further proof that the president's policy, the policie. economists call less than 2% a growth recession and any small shock, any small shock can push us over the line. former presidential candidate, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich our special guest for the entire hour. you can ask newt questions about the jobs, economy, politic, right now by tweeting us at #asknewt. we've assembled a special election panel tonight. michelle fields. jennifer rubin. and soon to be democratic strategist jimmy williams. i think he's already a democratic strategist. also this evening the dow closes up 188 points. that's right. it's over the 13,000 mark. it's up three points in the last three days alone. brian shactman tell us what's cooking? >> positive until the 1:00 p.m. eastern time. that's when headlines crossed about ecb president mario draghi building a consensus f

ktvu's eric rasmussen is live at john muir hospital in concord where the girl was just released. >> reporter: we got a chance to talk to the girl's family tonight. they said she is doing remarkably well considering she was shot in the leg this afternoon. the gerl's mother told me that she still trying toe figure out what happened. >> they called me on the phone an said she had been shot. i thought they were playing a prank on me. >> reporter: this woman did not want to be identifies, but says her 8-year- old daughter was at a cousin's house at bay point when gunshots seemed to come out of nowhere. >> she was sitting on the couch next to my nephew and they heard a loud boom and she felt the pain many her left leg. >> reporter: when the shooting stopped, investigators say the little girl and a 22-year-old man were hit. it happened on franklin avenue around 3:00 the contra costa sheriff's office could only say an unknown suspect fled southbound in a black car. >> i don't know exactly what happened, none of the details, like did the bullets come through the door? through a wall? did it happen in

bill: scott rasmussen. rasmussen reports.com. martha: if that is not enough, we have new poles that show a critical divide among americans. the one thing in your life that may strongly influence your vote. this is very interesting and what it is and how it looks to be impacting things. bill: there are shore sharks off the beach. where the latest sighting is and how one man is eating his words so to speak. >> my daughter was talking about they were seeing great whites and we should be careful. and i told her the percentage of seeing a shark and how small it was bill: all right. 22 minutes past the hour now. jcpenney laying off 350 workers. the cuts coming at the headquarters in dallas. the stock price for that company dipping another 5% this week. 600 workers were laid off back in april. >>> the most destructive wildfire in colorado history is now fully contained and thank goodness. the wall dough canyon fire killed two people and destroyed some 350 homes. >>> a new shark sighting off cape cod, massachusetts. these aerial pictures

ktvu's eric rasmussen travels to las vegas to see the evidence.e is here now with a look inside the investigation that brought down a most unlikely ring leader. >> reporter: this afternoon the friend of that former navy seal was sentenced to probation in exchange for helping the government. and for the first time we got a look at the evidence, including dezens of -- dozens of gun and video recorded by undercover agents. >> reporter: agencies say the suspect celling ak-47 selling -- selling ak-47s. >> wouldn't happy about knowing that we would have to arrest somebody that could be considered a national hero. >> reporter: investigators linked these weapons to the navy seal who served two tours in iraq where he had access to machine guns. >> they look like guns you would see in a war zone. >> absolutely. they were. they came from iraq. >> this was his friend who helped authorities seal their case getting him to talk about the gun deals on the phone. >> he has been bugging me for more ak. >> how many more? >> as many as five. >> i don't have any. >> r

eric rasmussen is live where a new restaurant is under construction. >> reporter: this one become here is september to open in -- here is set to open in september. another in march. some wonder how the food will play in the bay area if it's stuck with an anti gay label. if you want chick-fil-a you have to drive out, but it's the company's stance against gay marriage that has some pledging to stay away from new chick-fil- a restaurants. >> a lot of people are concerned. >> reporter: ben david bar with the rainbow community center says he was especially concerned when chick-fil-a president john kathie said he was guilty as charged when the asked about his definition of a family. >> he shocked a lot of people, i don't think he's going to find a lot of acceptance in the bay area. >> reporter: the chick-fil-a's are part an expansion in the bay area. >> how do you think chick-fil-a is going to do when it expands in the bay area. >> it's a good sandwich, i think they'll do good. >> reporter: but others aren't so sure. >> when i learned that they are so against gay and that they have been cont

eric rasmussen is live where a new restaurant is under construction. >> reporter: this one become here is september to open in -- here is set to open in september. another in march. some wonder how the food will play in the bay area if it's stuck with an anti gay label. if you want chick-fil-a you have to drive out, but it's the company's stance against gay marriage that has some pledging to stay away from new chick-fil- a restaurants. >> a lot of people are concerned. >> reporter: ben david bar with the rainbow community center says he was especially concerned when chick-fil-a president john kathie said he was guilty as charged when the asked about his definition of a family. >> he shocked a lot of people, i don't think he's going to find a lot of acceptance in the bay area. >> reporter: the chick-fil-a's are part an expansion in the bay area. >> how do you think chick-fil-a is going to do when it expands in the bay area. >> it's a good sandwich, i think they'll do good. >> reporter: but others aren't so sure. >> when i learned that they are so against gay marriage and that they have

eric rasmussen live with the pivotal vote that's expected tomorrow. >> reporter: i can tell you that pr machines on both sides have been working hard tonight. we've been swamped by e-mails from both. if it doesn't even the projects own chairman says high speed rail in california is effectively dead. the dream is to have high speed trains running up to 220- -miles-per-hour. but state senators on both sides of the debate over the $68 billion project still aren't sure whether it will become reality. >> if this vote doesn't go up for high speed rail is the project dead? >> well i want to think positively. it's going to be a very close vote. >> reporter: trying to convince them to support $4.5 billion in state funding for high speed rail and other regional projects such as caltrain which the assembly passed today. >> every billion dollars invested, this is an investment in our future we create about 15,000 jobs. >> reporter: republicans such as senator doug lamofa says costs continue to rise and the senate cannot afford it. >> we're 55 billion short. >> reporter: yet supporters warn calif

eric rasmussen live with the pivotal vote that's expected tomorrow. >> reporter: i can tell you thatmachines on both sides have been working hard tonight. we've been swamped by e-mails from both. if it doesn't even the projects own chairman says high speed rail in california is effectively dead. the dream is to have high speed trains running up to 220- -miles-per-hour. but state senators on both sides of the debate over the $68 billion project still aren't sure whether it will become reality. >> if this vote doesn't go up for high speed rail is the project dead? >> well i want to think positively. it's going to be a very close vote. >> reporter: trying to convince them to support $4.5 billion in state funding for high speed rail and other regional projects such as caltrain which the assembly passed today. >> every billion dollars invested, this is an investment in our future we create about 15,000 jobs. >> reporter: republicans such as senator doug lamofa says costs continue to rise and the senate cannot afford it. >> we're 55 billion short. >> reporter: yet supporters warn californi

scott rasmussen, independent au, the people's money. with michael reagan, chairman of the reagan group. wow, what a contrast between, you know, your father, michael, talking about your, one's natural, god-given optimism and your poll, scott, talking about how americans aren't feeling that. at least when it comes to their children and their futures. let me start with you, scott. what do you believe is behind the poll? >> there are a couple of things. first let's put it in context. in the great depression, i wasn't polling back then but 37% thought next generation would be better off. so this 14% is horrific by comparison. the big part is the unrelenting troubled economy. we're at a point only 40%. four out of 10 americans, think the economy will get stronger five years from today. that too is the lowest level of optimism ever recorded. they don't think it makes much difference who wins the presidential election in terms of help the economy. there is a deep-seeded pessimism setting in. megyn: back in the great depression they knew it was

participate in selling them on the streets of the united states. >> reporter: in las vegas, eric rasmussenannel 2 news. >>> prosecutors in san mateo county are rejecting a man's claim of self-defense, after he killed his neighbor's 12-pound poodle. he attended a review conference in superior court today. he has pleaded not guilty to felony animal cruelty. prosecutors say last march, he repeatedly hit the poodle with a brick when it wandered into his yard, the poodle suffered multiple fractures and had to be euthanized. >> we have to make a statement, this kind of conduct is not going to be tolerated. he deliberately took a brick and deliberately killed this dog. >> reporter: he claims the dog tried to bite him on several occasions, but prosecutors say he never called police. another hearing is set for next month. >>> san jose police rescued 46 dogs from a home where five caregivers were arrested for allegedly abusing mentally disabled patients. authorities say the dogs are in generally good health. some will be available for adoption at the humane society of silicon valley starting tomorro

participate in selling them on the streets of the united states. >> reporter: in las vegas, eric rasmussen ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> prosecutors in san mateo county are rejecting a man's claim of self-defense, after he killed his neighbor's 12-pound poodle. he attended a review conference in superior court today. he has pleaded not guilty to felony animal cruelty. prosecutors say last march, he repeatedly hit the poodle with a brick when it wandered into his yard, the poodle suffered multiple fractures and had to be euthanized. >> we have to make a statement, this kind of conduct is not going to be tolerated. he deliberately took a brick and deliberately killed this dog. >> reporter: he claims the dog tried to bite him on several occasions, but prosecutors say he never called police. another hearing is set for next month. >>> san jose police rescued 46 dogs from a home where five caregivers were arrested for allegedly abusing mentally disabled patients. authorities say the dogs are in generally good health. some will be available for adoption at the humane society of silicon valley startin

that is the lowest level of optimism ever measured by rasmussen.thought really? kids today seem like they have it pretty good. they have every techno log call device under the sun. they seem spoiled. so are parents being worried about their kids? >> greg: i say they do have it worse than kids in '90s but i'm talking about like '98. every person born has a longest life span than the person born before because technology improved, the healthcare improved. everything is improved. you have an easier life. is it not our fault if you waste it on video game and porn. that's your choice. a lot of times they make it worse by their own doing and live their life publicly. when you live your life publicly, you punish yourself publicly. social network and twitter. >> dana: they don't know any other way, though. >> greg: that is the scary part. >> dana: they had things we didn't. >> andrea: building on that, what about women? they're graduating at a disproportionately higher rate from college and earning more. do they have it worse than their mothers did? >> dan

rasmussen 52, 39 like it repealed. gallup 52%, 38% would like parts of it repealed. >> bill: maybe you can explain this to me. >> right. >> bill: if you have 50/50, not being mad at the supreme court, then how do you have 52%, 39% want it repealed. >> it means that a lot of them say okay, well, fine, it's constitutional, let's move on. i would still like parts of it repealed. that's the argument the g.o.p. makes. listen, some of the highest numbers in polling for this we would like some modest reform. >> i think they would like something better. juan. >> here is what you do. bill? >> that's the point. >> if you want specifics, i can give them to you. >> bill: right. they want something better and so far, look. with all due respect to speaker boehner, did you see the clip? did you see the clip? >> i heard it 50 seconds ago. >> he can't do that he has got to look into the cam rand say this is what we're going to do. this is why it helps you. he can't be ah. >> after you played that clip he specifically mentioned medical

let's talk quickly with our friend polls ter scott rasmussen. best in the country.umbers on this? the romney attack on bain capital and the attack on business. you know, entrepreneurs can't survive unless government backs them up. what do the numbers tell us? >> first, the attacks on bain capital and mitt romney have had an impact. 41% say romney's business record is raising the vote against him up 7 points from earlier in the year. people trust him more on the economy. people believe businessmen seeking their own profit, trying to grow their own company will do more to create jobs than policy makers. when we asked the specific question who creates more jobs, what's the better way to go, venture capital companies or government programs, by a 57-27 margin people say it's venture capitals that create jobs. >> that should help romney. does he have to make a special connection or what? >> it is helping romney a little bit already. the perception is that president obama wants to raise spending and that would hurt the economy. people don't trust politicians. only 36% thin

ktvu's eric rasmussen started investigating the story and he received access by agents taken with a camera. >> reporter: more than 70 weapons seized. >> in my years as an investigator i've never seen anything like this. >> these are guns you see in a war zone. >> definitely and these work, they came from iraq. >> reporter: more shocking agents say is where these guns were coming from. >> early on we heard references to special forces. none of us believed it. >> this is all straight back. and shift. >> reporter: an undercover detective working for the atf was the first to discover these nearly untraceable guns were sneaked in from iraq for sale in the u.s. we disguised the agent's voice to disguise his identity. >> the person selling the machine guns to me told me that the person was a special forces or military type person. >> lean into it and start firing so your bite never shifts and you can have that radar. >> that's pretty [ bleep ] >> yeah, they're in the navy seal. >> we were surprised that this was an active navy seal. >> reporter: bach helped build the case. a member of the u.s. na

. >> rasmussen called on the u.n. security council to speak with one voice to pressure syria. >>> delegates from six world powers have been frustrated again and again. by a lack of progress on iran's nuclear program. they will get another chance when they meet their counter parts from teheran in istanbul. the seven parties met three times since april without a breakthrough. eu foreign policy chief catherine ashton says she hopes the iranians take this chance to address concerns of the international community. western officials want iranian scientists to stop enriching uranium to 20% which can lead to the development of nuclear weapons. iranian leaders claim the program is for peaceful purposes. technical experts will decide? in is -- istanbul whether there is enough common ground for full fledge talks. but meetings are expected to be strange. -- strained. an eu embargo took effect sunday. >>> eu and u.s. officials hope their embargoes will stop governments and financial institutions from doing business with iran. iran

our eric rasmussen is on his way to aurora, colorado right now. >>> in other news, in the last hour we got confirmation that two gang members have been indicted for the shooting that killed 1-year-old hiram lawrence in oakland. it had to do with a videotaping. >> they explained the serious charges the two suspects are facing. >> reporter: we can update you now on that. three suspects are being charged in the murder that took the life of 3-month-old hiram lawrence. they believe the bullet that struck the toddler came from the gun from someone who was 16 years old. this morning, authorities involved in the investigation announced 30-year-old, and 29-year-old houston nathaniel and 16-year-old fredrick coalman. they are members of the acorn gang and believe they were shooting rival gang members. following a music video shoot outside a market that killed the toddler and wounded six others. this is one of my proudest moments of a chief. >> i was walking in the blocks of the community and i met with the family and went to the hospital and visited him. hiram when he was alive and i felt very,

the president of rasmussen reports is here with us.met happy fourth of july to you. 77% of americans are watching some fireworks tonight. rick: marcelle: we will talk about another fourth of july question as well. the numbers i just mentioned, they are pretty close. one or two is driving him? >> look, the rates for the last month have been very close with governor romney either being one or two or three points ahead. president obama, last week, got a nice boost after the supreme court ruling. but that is fading. the election is leaning in romney's favor. four months ago is way too close to call. marcelle: way too close to call them something that people will be looking out for these next few months. that is the health care and the proposal to repeal the health care bill and stop it from going into effect, as you know. you posed the question, which is do you favor or oppose the proposal to repeal? 52% said they are in favor of it. 39% they oppose the idea of repealing. i ask you, how does that play into governor romney's hands? >> it ce

joining us now, scott rasmussen of rasmussen reports.com and author of "the people's money." joining us. i'm wondering, were these polls taken before the latest jobs report came out or after? >> they have two nights of data from before the jobs report and one night from after. a week ago, president obama was up to. a couple weeks before that, romney was up. it's always been very close. we're going to be watching both these numbers and consumer confidence over the next week to see how the jobs report affects it. >> gregg: they're within the margin of error. >> very close. >> gregg: what are the most important issues to voters? >> well, not a big surprise, the economy is the top issue. 74% say it's very important. number two on the list is healthcare. obviously those have been in the news a lot. third one doesn't get issue attention, government ethics and corruption. politicians don't like to talk about that and voters don't really trust either side. >> gregg: those are anonymous terms birks, by the way. >> heather: i call this kitchen table politics. when it comes to people's

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eric rasmussen is there live. >> reporter: this happened behind a kilt bed about a quart mile from here. there happened to be a shark expert doing research and he rushed or here when he heard about the attack. in the middle of a surfing hot spot near santa cruz it was a kayak attacked by a shark. police pulled the boat out of evidence to show us the bite marks. >> he had started to paddle and go through the water will a shark grabbed the front end of it. >> reporter: wildlife experts spoke to the man. the 52-year-old fisherman from fremont was thrown from the kayak and unharmed when another boater rescued him. >> it was a white shark looking at the width of the tooth. >> reporter: police photographed a shark tooth they found lodged in the kayak. despite warnings from the sheriff's office, surfers and boogie borders flocked there. >> it is scary but i will be out here tomorrow morning. i know that sharks are out here. >> experts say a larger than usual amount of wildlife in the bay may have brought the shark into shallow water but the risk of another attack remains low. >> sightings are

in fact, rasmussen asked, they believe and for a is a serious issue? 63 percent of whites said yes and 64 percent of african-americans said gm's. african americans in some places live where a machine controls the political left that the live under. frankly it allows the crime rates to skyrocket. the biggest victim of flow from is minority reformers and veterinarians were political machines control the destiny in the can't fight city of. the mayor of detroit who until recently was serving in public housing after conviction for crimes, he won his second term in part because of a flood of fraudulent ballots. the city clerk cluster job after that. abilene were asking for another florist, a town we could extend free finlandia's to anyone. i believe it's a small number. in time this issue comes before the court the people the kind of fund 10% of people like eddies. it's a very small, tiny number. melson of in indiana and georgia , turnout has gone up with a minority in the overall turnout not just in the 2008 obama election but the midterm election. if there

ten years nobody did but thankfully americans think that should change a two thousand and seven rasmussen poll showed that the public favor deep cuts in defense spending participants thought the defense spending could be cut by at least eighteen percent and instead they could put that money toward other areas like job training higher education pollution control the fairly neo cons think that they know better and they keep saying that national security will be at stake and we could no longer be the best in the world well while we still take to take the cake when it comes to our defense department we are suffering when it comes to unemployment infrastructure and education those are all areas that need to be strong if you want to be the best in the world if empires of the past are shown as anything as the military might doesn't guarantee survival and sure why defense spending does provide a lot of jobs that shouldn't scares away from reply or it's either a study of a nation show that investments and other government programs are just more helpful to americans they actually yield more jobs pe