any other highlights from your unscientific experiment? >> very unscientific, anderson.u saw there. just a few of the highlights from our final tally. i can tell you everyone we spoke with knew who bernie sanders was, who hillary clinton was, where they were from, that they were both democrats. most people knew who chris christie was, that he's governor of new jersey. other people did know who ben carson was. one woman said he was from detroit. she knew that. i will tell you, though, carly fiorina. one woman called her carley figurino. most people didn't know her full name. most people, if they did know her name, couldn't remember her first name. and rand paul also had a problem. a lot of people kept confusing him with his father, senator ron paul. they kept thinking that has was him. so clearly a lot of work for the candidates ahead, and a lot of work for these potential voters ahead before caucus night come monday. >> randi kaye, thanks. a shootout left one person dead, the leader arrested. the latest in a live report from oregon, next. you totaled your brand new car.

the part.part is it is certainly, in an unscientific line of public and into our website, it has proven to be a popular design. people recognize the memorial themes that kind of design presents. i am the grandson of two world war i veterans. i cannot say i grew appearing stories of the war. my one grandfather who actually made it to europe was in the 81st division. he arose and and the artillery regiment because he grew up on a farm. he knew how to wrangle horses and mules and alice our artillery restaurant advent. he was scheduled to go into the front lines and the war ended on november 11, said he never saw any real action. my other grandfather never made out of the states. the war ended before he could be shipped overseas. in some bows, he ripped as an important and of the american experience of world war i because he was an immigrant. he came here in 1906 from latvia. speaking no english. not a citizen. came over from his family. want to screw, went to the university of rochester and when school, went to the university of rochester and then joined the united states armed forces. as

so we think to quibble about tenths of points really is unscientific.he polls have a margin of error often of two or three points, sometimes four points, and so really, it's unscientific and biased and really does a lot towards instead of growing the republican party, it looks like they want to shrink the republican party if they want to push the liberty vote, the libertarian leaning voters out of the party. these voters can go other places. they sometimes vote for third party candidates and so i don't know. we think it's a mistake that they made. we hope they will try to correct it. >> what are you going to be doing tonight if you are not on that stage? >> well, we are going to be reaching out to our two million people on facebook and others, we are going to be having a tele-town hall at randpaul.com. if anybody wants to ask me directly a question, go to our facebook and become part of the tele-town hall tonight. >> rand paul, senator, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, terror at a starbucks in jakarta. was it isis? we

and in my totally unscientific opinion, scarf weather, glove weather, scarf weather definitely. leigh spann can give you more specifics. and take a look back here, they're taking the tarp off the water. and that is because in just about 30 minutes, people will be out here and ready the to swim. we did check the temperature of the water. and it's about 80 degrees this morning. we will talk to swimmers in just a bit but in the meantime, we talked to some people who think us here in florida, yeah, we're wimps. >> we had to go back inside and switch into no shoes and shorts and a shirt because it was too hot to -- >> yeah, way too hot. i had a long sleeve and poncho and jeans and tennis shoes and i was like, i can't wear this. i have to change right now. >> reporter: okay, so don't feel too bad if you're still bundling up this morning. she's visiting from michigan. so of course, this seems warm. and all joking aside, we have information for people with no place to go or maybe your heat is not working at home right now, cold weather shelters will be open again tonight. we put that in

it is unscientific and 9news.com has a lot of broncos fans clearly. they are winning with more than 1900 of the 3100 votes cast. we will announce the winner sunday morning around 7:00 so if you want to play, get your votes in before then. >>> love the hundreds of broncos pride photos you sent us this week. but one truly stood out. line of blue for each point scored and white lines between games. she has plenty of yarn to get >> from colorado's sports leader, here is rod mackey. >> the players play the game, but don't sell those coaches short. they will have a huge impact on sunday as well. in fact, kubiak and belichick are already playing the game. the mind game. bill has listed 16 patriots as questionable. the game. but kubiak tells the truth, all the broncos are probable. even chris harris. this is as far as kubiak has as >> you know, i think i learned a great deal from mike through the years. the one thing i learned come playoff time, taking my time as a coach, don't overanalyze things. let your players do what they do best. let them go play. that'

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. >> yeah, lonnie, probably very unscientific. it's got to be straight and not slanted and three different places. >> and i am all for you guys -- i am going you to send -- i am asking for pictures with the snow depth readings. i need to see the wide shot. you need to say are so, so nice. they took the mound of snow and measured it on the top of an jut door -- looked like a barbecue. >> thanks to rich griffin for this. >> absolutely. but what happened is the person was taking the reading at the crest of reading. >> brett walters fun. >> she works her -- i would say -- >> her whole body off here. she is running around. >> she might get buried in the snow. >> that's true. thank you emily live in look at that. look at these roads here in looking kind of other-worldly. so much snow on top of them. looked like little ears are popping out. look at success for these folks as they try to pull the snow off -- let's see if they are willing to talk. they are in the middle of something busy. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: how are you? can we ask you

. >> that is an unscientific poll. >>> much more ahead tonight including new year's resolutions. we have tips so you can shape up. >>> what is next for the ben carson campaign. it could have an impact on the presidential polls. >>> for those of you love to get up in the morning and run. it may be one of those days to wear warm running gear. mperatures in the mid-20s for >>> doesn't matter where you are. it is cold outside. realtime conditions that you can find only on wach fox with our exclusive weather bug network. was look at the clock tower. 33 at leesville with a windchill of 29. just change to 27 that's what it feels like. these numbers are realtime. ery couple of seconds that you can find here in wach fox. feeling like 31 degrees. across palmetto state not exactly ideal beach weather. feeling like 34. 31 in greenville feeling like 27. 35 in myrtle beach but it feels like 30. now 32 degrees we saw it change right there. here is a look at the southeast. that cold air mass is that entire region. it is here and it is going to hand out for another day keeping temperatures well b

this is very unscientific. we have about a boot's worth of snow in the past five hours or so.look at the road conditions. we have seen a lot of plows. yet the snow is falling at a

and we know this is unscientific and we all laugh about it. but if that were in fact not a drift we would say that was about 20 inches there of snow. it does seem like it's slowed down a little bit and the winds are starting to change somewhat. they're still doing a fantastic job here clearing these parking lots. again these are private contractors so what you see here with this black pavement here is not at all indicative of what the roads are like around the area. montgomery county fire and rescue just saying even their own rescue vehicles are getting stuck and their response time is slower. they're having to call plows and bring plows along to help get their rescue vehicles and their rescue folks to the people that need help. so you know, i know we've said it before. you just try to stay out of their way if you can. the giant is open. they have been fantastic, i've got to say. not a sponsor or anything like that. but it's always great. one of the things we love about snowstorms is as all of my other colleagues out there in this mess have ex

we did an an unscientific test. we went to the maplewood fire department to conduct this unscientific experiment. how fast can any of us run into danger sitting in a car like this one behind me with all of the windows up, the car running, if the car is surrounded by snow. in this case, this car is vents and tailpipe are covered by snow. >> by the time you realize your symptoms are affecting you, may be on your way to unconsciousness. >> the chief made sure we could watch his meter. after one minute, 24 seconds, the professional grade alarm went off. at a level of 90 parts per million, a dangerous enough level to do harm. >> it takes a matter of minutes as you saw how quickly the level rose up in the vehicle today. >> one minute 24 seconds, that's how fast without anyone sitting inside the car, the carbon monoxide climbed to a dangerous level. and at the same time, the oxygen level dropped. >> the meter that went off, -- was set to go off when the oxygen level goes down below 19%. >> i reached out to the national car

alix: it is an unscientific poll share your thoughts with us.: let's get a quick recap from julie hyman on the markets. julie: i'm wondering if there is such a thing as the scion -- as a scientific hole. all the major averages trading higher here. has stock vacillation turned into a more solid rally. if you look at the s&p 500, you can see the several dips we have had and now more study of our rally. we had economic aid of this morning on durable goods and a lot of earnings and oil prices, a lot for investors to consider. it still seems to be getting a left from this perception. potentially talk about a production cut plan even though we heard about reports to the contrary. we saw them spike around 10:00 when we got headlines that was happening and then they came back down. still gaining on the day and energy stocks gaining as well. tech has been one of the underperformers in what has been a week year. big cap tech struggling but facebook is helping the group come back after its strong earnings report. microsoft out with their numbers. a couple

unscientifically, i think that enthusiasm will be existent monday night.re will be a huge turn out in both races. the republican state chairman mr. cough man is preparing for a tsunami of turn out and registration and people can come who are not registered and participate that night. by 11:00 all of you reporters are hearing oh, my god, the places are overflowing with people and that is good for sander ares and trump. >> doug, are you trying to jump in? >> john is right. i think we are looking at a level of interest based on the rallies that is high. and it is getting more substantial. and if i had to guess, bigger turn out on the democratic and republican side that helps trump and sanders. >> let me make a point to pick up on what john said and something we said on political insiders for over a year to everyone about how unconventional and the discontent in the country, i want to tell you right now, the few candidates that get the biggest crowds are in their own parties the most anti- establishment. most pure outsiders and expressing the frustration and a

alix: it is unscientific, but nonetheless, interesting to pull.were talking about facebook knocking it out of the park today. here's an interesting way of showing it. this is a chart that shows the daily percentage move and the blue shaded area is the trading upperpe which shows an standard deviation based on trading. over 15%,ee a move of just absolutely destroying anything else we have seen in terms of a normal move. it's just incredible. cap stocka mega having a move like that is absolutely extraordinary. speaking of dislocation, we know falling oil are affecting emerging oil market economies. azerbaijan is its -- is an extreme example. thewhite line here is dollar versus the measure by john -- azerbaijan currency. tumbled of late but the point i want to make is in december, the company abandoned its dollar peg and resorted to capital controls. now the world bank and imf are considering making an emergency loan of $4 billion to the country. alix: i'm also taking a look at arabia this is saudi reserves -- we just got the new data out today and y

we have a totally unscientific sample from eastern market announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. alison: the d.c. snow emergency listed 24 hours ago. things were returning to normal there. how are you grading the city? d.c. bureau chief sam ford has your take and then good news for illegally parked during the storm, sam? sam: yes. first, let's get to those illegally parked. mayor bowser issued a statement saying she would void all the $250 tickets for parking on a snow emergency route on friday. that is the first day of the blizzard. and that, in fact, if you had gotten one of the tickets than the city will give you a refund if that is the case. looking back, today, we walk around eastern market and eastern market metro with this sign. asking people to respond how did the d.c. handle the blizzard 2016? >> go ahead. >> all the federal -- >> good job on the street. the mayor did a good job as well. >> d.c. never handledded snow well. i'm from upstate new york where a blizzard like this is meaningless. sam: well, we went around and we asked folks how they thought d

that is how unscientific the whole thing can be. >> and aaron rogers has a great story and the hail mary he threw incredible. >> and the 4th down going from his own end zone. >> crazy. >> great weekend of football. >> thank you, joe. >>> five golden state warriors that made the list of finalists for the usa men's basketball team at the olympics in rio de janeiro and clay thompson and more. the warriors leading with the most finalists of any team. lebron james and carmelo anthony among the 30 finalists and if chosen they would be the first american men to play in four olympic games and the official 12-man olympic roster is out in late june. >>> a unique wish from a bay area boy. >>> see how this boy got to go behind the scenes at a park. >>> what the coast guard found from two missing helicopters. >>> and tracking a strong storm that will have an impact on the morning's commute. >>> new developments in a search for the 12 missing marines aboard two helicopters that crashed off of hawaii last week. the coast guard says that some life rafting carried on the life craft have been located. off

. >>> jake ward on the new additions to the periodic table and the unscientific approach to naming them. >> the supreme court is temporarily halted the deportation of a dozen peams from centrafamiliesfrom central. homeland security said they are all in the country illegally. but activists say the families have legitimate asylum claims. heidi zhou-castro has more. >> reporter: two weeks after celebrating christmas, when the one gift she'd hoped for was asylum in the united states, gloria diaz and her 12-year-old daughter are back in detention, awaiting deportation to el el salvador. the pair had claimed the texa texas-mexico border last summer. we talked with diaz from inside the detention center in texas. her daughter was not safe in el salvador, she said. she couldn't go to school because gangs would attack the school bus. the family had to pay extortion fees and whether the money ran out, diaz says, the gang killed an uncle and said the others were next. that's when they fled. once in the u.s., an asylum officer determined there was enough evidence for the mother and daughter to pursu

unscientific discussion that i had here with the voters who did fill up this ballroom a while ago, they didn't seem to care, even though who are staunch, staunch trump supporters. >> we will see if the issues stays or goes away. is donald trump mentioning the harvard legal scholar's comments saying that there is a potential legal issue that ted cruz would have to face if he is according to constitution a natural-born citizen? >> he is. he brought it up today. he brought up the fact that this scholar who is not only somebody who is a well respected person when it comes to constitutional law, he is from harvard law school where ted cruz went to, and maybe an inside jab at ted cruz when cruz said to trump or actually said to those of us asking cruz questions last week about it. >> i think that we just had a te technical glitch with dana, but you got the gist. and rand paul said that, half joking, cruz is a half born canadian and naturally born, there and can you be a natural born canadian an american at the same time, and senator rand paul having fun with that as well. but it could be pote

putting the ruler in for an unscientific measurement. right now, i have two inches. certain areas i get three or four. in fact, the weather's reeking havoc on everything out here, including the camera lights. it's dark seeing us out here. it's flickering here at the moment. you see on the board walk we have -- it looks smooth right now because the plows have been coming by frequently. in fact, i'll have the photographer, matt, see in the distance by caesars, there's another plow headed this way. they have. coming by every ten to 15 minutes ensuring it is clear. we have seen people walking from casino to casino. a lot don't want to stop and talk, a couple are very fun, throwing snowballs, but, hey, at least they are not driving on the roadways. we were driving very slick, untreated surfaces, and few plows out on the roadways, but this one right here, you see this will be the name of the game here in atlantic city, up and down the shore points throughout the area for much of the day today. one last thing to show you. everything looks bleak to you. we're waiting for thi

leave a sleepy, disoriented, >> reporter: we went to the maplewood fire department to conduct this unscientific experiment. so how fast can any of us run in to danger sitting in a car like this sedan behind me with all the windows up, the car running if the car is surrounded by snow? in this case the car is packed in the back and the vents and tail pipe are covered with snow. >> by the time you realize the symptoms are affecting you, you may be on your way to unconsciousness. >> reporter: chief made sure on >> reporter: chief made sure on the dash we could watch his orange professional grade meter as well as a home carbon monoxide detector. after only one minute 24 seconds the professional grade alarm went off. at a level of 90 parts per million, a dangerous enough level to do harm. >> takes a matter of minutes as you saw. how quickly did it go up in the vehicle today? >> reporter: 1 minute, 24 seconds. that's how fast the car the carbon monoxide climbed to a dangerous level. and at the same time, the oxygen level dropped. >> the meter that went offs -- went off was set to go off when the oxyge

we did a very unscientific and unofficial twitter poll. 60% of broncos fans who responded said they would not sell their tickets to a known steelers fan. 14% said they'd consider it. 29% said only if it was more than $1,000 a ticket. profit for that. fans who plan on driving to the game, parking in on-site stadium spots primarily reserved for season ticket holders. some spaces go for 20 to $30. get there early. parking lot c opens at 8 a.m. for early tailgating. other lots open at 9:40. plenty of off-site parking for you like at pepsi center, the downtown aquarium, the auraria campus. those anywhere from 10 to $15. from rtd's broncos ride to valet biking, there is a lot of options to get to the game. so 9news traffic reporter amelia earhart has it sorted out for you with some resources to get you there. >> if you are one of the over 76,000 fans that got tickets to this sunday's playoff game at 2:40, congratulations. but here's what that means. you along with everybody else have to get right here to the game, and that is a guaranteed traffic jam. ways to get to the stadium. loads of bronco

this is very unscientific. we have about a boot's worth of snow in the past five hours or so. look at the road conditions. we have seen a lot of plows. yet the snow is falling at a faster rate than they can remove it. that's why the situation on the roads is still treacherous. again, as you mentioned, the state is considering level two driving restrictions that would ban all but essential vehicles from the roadways. they will make that decision tomorrow. already we're seeing people spinning out. it's approaching whiteout conditions. it is too late, but in the past hour or so we did see people coming out to do last minute shopping, picking up generators, buying essentials. it's treacherous driving for even that half mile to the grocery store. >> my tires, spread that a little bit. >> reporter: how are the roads? >> messy. >> we can't take no chances. heavy snow on the wires. we have to be prepared. >> reporter: i don't know if you can see this. it has been blowing around my shot here. 330, that's one more number i want to leave you with. that's how much plows are in delaware wo

senator paul warned the republican party to be careful not to alienate libertarian voter splz it's unscientific a lot towards instead of growing the republican party it looks like they want to shrink the republican party if they want to push the libertarian leaning voters out of the party. these voters can go other places. sometimes vote for third party candidates. >> both senator paul and his father, former congressman ron paul, prone opponents of libertarian deals, cutting spend, noninventionist foreign policy. the cycle it seems the message has been, if a word, trumped. joining me now, ron paul. congressman paul, good to see you. >> good to see you. thank you for having me on. >> let me ask you, what is going on with the libertarian movement? a lot of us thought your growth of support from '08-'12, your son's election to the stewide office, what looked like was going to be a big presidential campaign year in '15, what's going on? the support doesn't seem to be there for him that was there for you in 2012. >> well, i don't think it a sign of anti-libertarian movement. i think it a sign that t

you use polls in an unscientific way.stake, but also a disservice to the voters because you are becoming god and deciding who can run and who cannot run. it was a huge mistake by the media to do this. you ignore polls from the most prominent people like "the des moines register" who worked a win in iowa, live in iowa and showed me headed two of the three people on the stage. he made a big mistake excluding us. maria: the criteria is the same on the fox news channel debate this upcoming thursday. have you made a decision if you'll join? >> will be in the first tier if you count the polls. willamette that decision as sitcoms. the polling data as it shows -- but, yesterday we were ahead of two of the three people on stage last time. if fox can suppose appropriately, uses polls and understand the science or the lack of science and polling, if you have the margin of error and someone is at six and another at seven plus or minus three or four the margin of error, you are doing something unscientific and unfair to exclude somebo

snow.as if you hold it this way its wayt should be just over 2-inches ans i wanted to see very unscientifically how much snow we here and it goes all the wayt n so i'm thinking we've got jusj over 2-inches of snow here inn gaithersburg.ithe of course it continues to come e down. this is just the beginning.inng we did see some kids out sledding in the neighborhoods.bo so people out enjoying it at this point and i guess the wholo thing is to get home, stay home, stay off the the roads so thedso crews can do their jobs. j of course the state of marylandl just like all of our area underu a state of emergency as well. w. but that's the latest intn gaithersburg.gaithersburg. back to you guys.back t >> hey, lauren, thank you so thk much. >> all right. >> all right.>> we've been talking quite a bit i about the roads we showed i was lot of the traffic cameras butam how about this? how about if wi take you behind the wheel and i know ronica cleary is in thein t car. we need to point this out.s you are not driving. drivi you are not driving.are not dr you were just reporting in thepo front seat, correct?

it's unscientific and www.9news.com has a lot of broncos fans. broncos fans are winning so far. we'll announce the winner get your votes in before then and please do, we do not want our east coast sister station to win. >> can't happen, not this week. >>> a lot of us are feeling the broncos fever. and hundreds shared their photos and one stood out. >> this is from linda of livermore. a line of blue for each point the broncos store. a line of orange for the other teams. and white lines separate the games. >> wow. >>> a relatively mild weather week in the metro area. >> the big question is tomorrow. the broncos taking the field at 1:05. >>> welcome back. this is a live look at boulder. looks calm, very nice, just a few clouds in the sky and belen says today it's going to be a lot warmer. >> look at this photo. >> belen de leon and her father rooting for opposite teams. belen is a broncos fan and her dad is a big fan of the pats. >> smart man wearing a mask. doesn't want the broncos fans to see who he is. >> have you and your father been talking trash? i've met your dad before and

. >> do a little unscientific poll. ke? >> i think for younger kids, i think it's good because kids get easily distracted, and i don't think they can really focus. you like it? >> i love the points you made about socializing. that's a part of growing up and learning. >> i think it's great. >> i've got a 6-year-old dude. he's going to run like a puppy every 15 minutes. >> needs the bathroom every 15 minutes also. >> want to know how you feel about this. do your kids get enough recess? do you think they should get more? join the conversation on our website, today.com. >>> meanwhile, up next, get on your phones and be prepared to be amazed. get the calculator specifically red. we'll see you how to use someone's shoes size, like a magic trick, to figure out their age. >> where do i find the calculator? why "sex in the city's" ending got it all wrong. >> and do pilots ever nap in the cockpit? a former flight attendant tells us all and she's not holding back anything but give extra. get extra. general mills is removing artificial

because as i've been telling you, just my experience, it's unscientific, but i hear democrats and thinkant to -- i think as you said underestimate him, but realize just how powerful donald trump is in this election cycle. >> i think it's partly frankly that it's pretty terrifying to think about what it says about america, frankly, to think that he could have this much support. i mean, this is a man who has called for a religious test on who should be admitted into the country and who has a basic disrespect for our liberal democratic constitutional order. i mean, there's something strongly authoritarian about his tendencies. i think part of the problem is people are actually afraid to believe it. >> i don't know -- i don't think it's just democrats who are underestimating him. i think republicans throughout this entire race underestimated him. and if you recall at the beginning when he started gaining traction republicans were sort of reluctant at first to take him on because they thought he would just go away. they thought he would implode. and then he kept saying things that they thoug

restrictions such as mandatory delays, unduly burdensome regulations, and unscientific 20-week bans,are all it tends to undermine roe v. wade -- atte mpts to undermine roe v. wade. in congress, we see unprecedented attack on women's reproductive health. destructive policy writers in spending bills. attacks on providers. and efforts to reduce access to health care services, all in the name of exhibiting abortions. abortions.ing these attacks are not based on fact or science. they do not advance any public policy goals in the interest of women. which is why many of us characterize these efforts as womenof a deeply anti- agenda. moreover, these restrictions is proportionally affect women of color and low income women. apparently it is not enough to remove funding for reproductive services. the anti-women agenda includes reducing funding for maternal health programs and services for infants and children. the lawmakers writing these restrictions are not the ones who will have to live with her negative consequences. it is the women across the country who will have to live with these conseq

>>> unscientific, kim jong un gives cnn an exclusive tour of the country's science and technology centerntists there and south core re korea is resuming broadcast. will tensions along the heavy armed border boil over? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news. a terror attack in philadelphia by a gunman who ambushed and shot a police officer in the name of isis. investigators say the 30-year-old suspect edward archer told them he pledged allegiance to the terror group. also breaking tonight, terror arrest in california and texas. two young palestinian men who came to the united states as refugees from iraq, one of them charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. a law enforcement source tells cnn the suspects communicated on social media talking about weapons and training in syria and there is breaking news in the investigation into the paris terror attacks. new clears include bomb-making ingredients, suicide belts and the fin

. >> and to my, you know, unscientific eye that looks like chris young of intel who we just saw walkinghere as well. evan. >> question for eamon which is, listen, you know, silicon valley is notorious for its let's call it libertarian leanings, very strong on freedom of speech, very anti-government intrusion. how do you go about convincing these people that it's in their -- in their benefit to actually cooperate in some way that could be seen as in fact getting involved with the government? >> well, do you what they're doing right now, you send the entire top brass, the head of the fbi, head of the nsa, head of u.s. intelligence all of them to have a meeting in the same room at the same time. that.sends a message. the other thing you do is what white house press secretary josh earnest said from the podium at the white house today, he said, look, all of these tech executives are patriotic americans, we know there are ways for us to find common ground. by calling them a treat tick americans, praising them in effect from the white house podium and then using the stick of sending the stop i

this is an unscientific response, but it doesn't seem to be one of those issues -- and this may actually be not a bad thing for purposes of getting it, the whole energy around the issue has gone down on all sides. right? i mean, if you go back to 2006, this was a really very potent international -- it was a huge problem for the united states with our european allies, forget about islamists, jihad it is, but it sort of receded. you live this every day. do you think that's a reasonable view or not? >> i was thinking that, you know, in my kind of everyday encounters with muslim people, i think that people are aware of it. so, this isn't about, you know, a terrorism response. this is about an everyday, ordinary appreciation by muslims what guantanamo stands for and why it's wrong. i think it -- i think it has a very -- it does have a bad effect even if it's not functioning at this high level. >> good afternoon. i'm scott cooper. i work at human rights first and i'm also a retired marine. certainly this is a friendly audience for what your purposes are, and i commend all of you for your argum

. >> do an unscientific poll. like? >> i think for younger kids it's good because kids get easily distracted, i don't think they can focus. >> do you like it. >> i love the point she made about socializing, that's a part of growing up and learning. >> i think it's great. >> i've got a six-year-old dude, he can run like a puppy every 15 minutes. >> needs the bathroom every -- >> yeah. >> weigh want to know how you feel about this. do your kids get enough recess. >> do you think they should get more? join the conversation on our website today.com. >>> up next, get on your phones and be prepared to be amazed. get the calculators specifically ready. we will teach you how to use out their age. ready. >> took me five minutes to find the cal clarity on my phone. >>> plus carrie not with big, why sex in the city's creator says the show's ending got it all wrong. >> no. >>> and how often are passenger planes thoroughly cleaned. and do pilots ever nap in the cockpit? on our new series consumer confidential a former flight attenda