center attacks but if you watch the mainstream media at all maybe you have noticed as the folks at pew research certainly have coverage of the afghanistan war is limited to say the least and according to pew more than violence or events on the ground it is policy decisions in washington they create spikes in coverage so this would explain why in late two thousand and nine when obama announced he would be sending thirty thousand more troops to afghanistan covered spight it captured twenty seven percent of the mainstream media's attention in what was an anomaly and it also explains why we haven't heard as much sense when afghanistan has made it into the top five stories that pew research tracks on the mainstream media it captures three to five percent of their attention and that's when it registers at all and iraq i mean iraq's not even mentioned it doesn't even appear to be registering much of a blip at all anymore so for more or less ignoring the ten years of war that the us has been involved in and trying to make up for it in one day of coverage on the anniversary of the attacks that

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pew supports mandatory recall authority for drugs. how many times has a drug manufacturer refused fda's request to conduct a voluntary recall? >> thank you for the question, senator. i can give you an example in 2008 when the fda had to go to court to get some contaminated heparin off the market. i think the bigger concern is not the refusal, but if public health is at risk, the time it would take if the fda does have to go to court, it's the kind of authority that if they have it, i think it will bring everyone to a consensus much more quickly about whether a voluntary recall is necessary. >> if a manufacturer refuse to conduct a voluntary recall, how does making it mandatory help? >> presumably there would be some sanction involved for refusing to do a mandatory recall. >> mr. johnson, the law requires fda to inspect domestic drug establishments every two years. the law is silent about how fda must inspect foreign establishments. can you elaborate on the need to level the playing field? >> thank you, senator enzi. yeah, currently th

according to research from pew, they are less religious, less likely to have served in the military and they could be the most educated generation in american history. but is this new tech-savvy generation cut out to compete in this rough job market? back with us, tamara draut, author of "strapped." and jean twangy, an author of "generation me." jean, wow, these kids are confident, entitled, raised in a fast-paced, rewards-based environment. are they cut out for this new job market? >> the good news is, of course, some of them are, some are hardworking and have realistic expectations. there is a reasonably large segment who grew up in this time of plenty when, you know, for their childhood they would just show p up and they got a trophy just for participating. they've really come to have these high expectations. what we found in the research, you look at baby boomers, general xors and the gen me, the biggest attitude difference is gen me says, i don't want to work, i want a job with vacation and overtime. they say they want the status and prestige and money. that's the problem. that's w

. >>> meanwhile, according to a new poll out this week from the pew research center, 52% of american muslims believe members of their faith are singled out by the government for terrorist surveillance. and more than 40% said they personally experienced harassment in the past year. but despite that, the survey found no indication of increased alienation among muslim americans. a majority, 52%, said they are satisfied with the current direction of the country, compared to only 23% of the general public. >>>en years after 9/11, relations between muslims and non-muslims in the u.s. rema complicated. in many areas, tensions have been on the rise. there has been sharp controversy surrounding a proposed islamic center near ground zero. and, according to pew, proposed mosques in 36 other locations have also encountered community resistance. there's also been a growing debate over islamic religious law, or shariah. measures to restrict or ban the use of shariah have been introduced in nearly two dozen states. yet in other areas, the last ten yearsave brought a new spirit of dialogue and coope

a survey by the pew economic mobility project found that if you look at the lowest economic level in america-- that's the bottom 20%-- 42% of kids who start on that bottom rung remain there as adults. so the more people who fall into poverty, the more americans likely to be stuck there as erin currier at pew put it, "these poverty numbers suggest that when it comes to mobility, the american dream is at risk." scott? >> pelley: anthony, thank you very much. a lot of people, of course, are looking to washington to fix the economy and the congressional super-committee created to cut the deficit held its first hearing today. the six republicans and six democrats have a little more than two months to find $1.2 trillion in savings. but congressional correspondent nancy cordes reports they're under pressure to do a lot more than that. >> reporter: with the national debt topping $14 trillion, several members of the super- committee said today their task to cut $1.2 trillion just isn't bold enough. democratic congressman chris van hollen of maryland. >> i think it's time for this committee to

. >> bill: way to go about it first i want to cite the pew poll and cnn poll just released. they both have obama's leadership below 50%. pew at 49. cnn at 48. that means half the country doesn't feel the president is a strong leader. he has lost credibility. that's down 9 points since bin laden was killed. this guy made a tough decision. it could have gone south, juan, but he did it. he is dead. and we respect it. so americans, most of them are not ideological. they want performance. and the problem with president obama and lincoln had it before the first two weeks. look, in the last two weeks of lincoln's wife he was winning. grant was chasing lee. he was right there in virginia. he at any time stay in washington. he was right there on the gun boats watching grant chase lee, okay, so that he knew he was going to win. lincoln was going to win. obama doesn't know he is going to win. obama is losing and it looks like it's getting worse, juan. >> yeah. but the thing is, remember, when you look also at that pew poll what you see is that the american people still have more confid

those pews #r terrible. >> pews are terrible. they are not comfortable. >> and i am too ole to be nielg. -- i am too old to be kneeling. i do pray form you guys. >> we dwef natalie need. it especially bill. >> don't be bad. they were so nice on "the five" and the beautiful unicorns and katherine -- is her name katherine? the dark haired girl. >> kimberly. >> kimberly, yes. she brought that beautiful cake with the icon on it. >> yes, the unicorn. what did you call the show? >> "five alive." oh god i get so -- it is hard to be old. >> i know, mom. it is called "the five." >> i am thinking of the drink "five alive." >> i haven't thought of "five alive" in ages, the citrus drink with strawberry and orange. >> i am just over the hill. >> you are doing fine. >> they were darling and dana, a cute little icon she had. >> the dolphin? >> oh yeah. >> that was darling. anyway they were really sweet. but you are so lucky to have them -- you know, to have such nice people. i am so proud of you. >> thank you, mom. all right. gotta go. love ya.

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coukle, pew sports mandatory recall authority for drugs. how many times has a drug manufacturer refused f.d.a.'s request to conduct a voluntary recall? >> thank you for the question, senator. i can give you an example of in 2008 when the f.d.a. had to go to court to get some contaminated heparin off the market. i think the bigger concern is not the refusal but if public health is at risk, the time it would take if the f.d.a. does have to go to court. it's the kind of authority that if they have it, i think it will bring everybody to a consensus much more quickly about whether a voluntary recall is necessary. >> if a manufacturer refuses to conduct a voluntary recall, how does making it mandatory help? >> presumably there would be some sanction involved for refusing to do a mandatory recall. >> mr. johnston, the law requires f.d.a. to inspect domestic drug establishments every two years. but the law is silent about how f.d.a. must inspect foreign establishments. can you elaborate on the need to level the playing field? >> thank you, senator

when one corrugation is in attendance, pews remains empty. sharing the church is not without its quirks. >> let's say that you and i are both catholic and we are getting married. the wedding would be over there. we want to hear the church bells but they are in the lutheran church. they have to overcome divisions and cooperate. >> the lutherans and catholics share the church bells but little else. there is two of just about everything, from the altar to the organs. st. peter's is used either by the lutheran or the catholics. the screen and through the center of the church is not the only thing separating the lutheran and the catholics. of the clergy can never invite their congregations to the lord's supper.. the lutherans do not recognize the pope's authority, this issue has been prompting debate for centuries. the clergymen speak less about ideology and more about practical matters. in this church, each corrugation have to consider the other. >> it is like sharing an apartment in the name of the lord. if someone leaves a dirty dishes line aro

we asked a pew people outside, what would you ask the -- a few people outside, what would you ask the president? >> anxious to see what is going to happen. >> reporter: what would your one question be for the president? >> great question. probably what is his message to young entrepreneurs who want to build something for themselves mere in the valley? >> reporter: if you had -- one question for president obama, what would you ask him? >> how do you really think your economic plan is going to improve the situation? >> reporter: here's another live look inside where president obama will be taking questions in a town hall style meeting. today his focus is pitch his 450 billion dollar jobs plan. an issue that will generate a lot of questions who are veried from in that issue. a lot of people talking about it -- outside the building. you can bet in won't be the last we'll see of the president this is his second visit in the last six months. this area here is very generous to him. in the 2008 election he raised 35 million dollars here. the town hall meeting something underway. let's listen

using that study that i have, and we have it to put up, pew, whatever the name of that research center is, the 2001, 2003 tax cuts responsible for $1.7 trillion. the iraq wars, apparently the stimulus and all that was only responsible for $700 billion of that. it's hard to listen to those folks and take them seriously because what it sounds like they're saying, "we need to stop spending when democrats are in charge, but when prince are in charge, we need to just do whatever we do." >> after 9/11, i forgot this and somebody sent me a copy. i went to the national press club on behalf of the administration and said, look how much spending was cut. if we're going to be in the war, then other priorities ought to be postponed for a while, and that's what harry truman did when we went into korea, what f.d.r. did when we went into world war ii, and it's very fair to say, republicans were in congress, i got nowhere with that argument. you're quite correct. the costs were added on. i'm just saying that when you look forward at the problems that alarm me, and i really believe should alarm every a

say both are unusual because each started in the grass outside of biddings, a few minutes apart and a pew blocks from -- of buildings a few minutes apart and a few blocks from one another. no buildings were damaged. two fences were destroyed. >> in san francisco, a 42-year-old homeless woman faces felony vandalism charges. police arrested her for damaging several patrol cars early this morning. authorities say this woman was armed with a butcher knife and hammer and smashed the window shields of at least three cruisers. witnesses say a homeless man may have helped disarm the woman and held her at the scene until police arrived to arrest her. >>> just ahead, reebok is paying millions in refunds after deceptive claims about a woman's popular shoe and clothes. >>> plus, trouble for tykes. massive recall by a major toymaker. >>> jail for keating. why a student faces criminal charges for what -- what he did with the ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will be

. >> oh, he certainly does because there is a new pew research poll out and matches up president obama against the generic republican opponent. and it ain't good for president obama. >> no. as a matter of fact, you look back to may where he had probably an 11-point difference over the republican generic candidate, which as the pew research people say is not really an indicative of anything except for the fact it's informative. but that's dropped down to three points. it was about a point difference a month ago. still among independent voters the key is there are about 1 in 4 independent voters who haven't decided to swing either way. that is where the battle probably is going to be fought. yes, the president needs to get his base up but he need to be looking at independent voters. that keeps raising the prospect of a third party candidate. there's been more and more talk about that and i think that will be interesting to watch over the next several weeks and months, carol. >> we'll see. tim farley, many thanks to you, host of "morning briefing" on sirius/xm radio. >> thank you. >>> wom

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say both are unusual because each started in the grass outside of biddings, a few minutes apart and a pew blocks from -- of buildings a few minutes apart and a few blocks from one another. no buildings were damaged. two fences were destroyed. >> in san francisco, a 42-year-old homeless woman faces felony vandalism charges. police arrested her for damaging several patrol cars early this morning. authorities say this woman was armed with a butcher knife and hammer and smashed the window shields of at least three cruisers. witnesses say a homeless man may have helped disarm the woman and held her at the scene until police arrived to arrest her. >>> just ahead, reebok is paying millions in refunds after deceptive claims about a woman's popular shoe and clothes. >>> plus, trouble for tykes. massive recall by a major toymaker. >>> jail for keating. why a student faces criminal charges for what -- what he did with the college i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. su

we asked a pew people outside, what would you ask the -- a few people outside, what would you ask the president? >> anxious to see what is going to happen. >> reporter: what would your one question be for the president? >> great question. probably what is his message to young entrepreneurs who want to build something for themselves mere in the valley? >> reporter: if you had -- one question for president obama, what would you ask him? >> how do you really think your economic plan is going to improve the situation? >> reporter: here's another live look inside where president obama will be taking questions in a town hall style meeting. today his focus is pitch his 450 billion dollar jobs plan. an issue that will generate a lot of questions who are veried from in that issue. a lot of people talking about it -- outside the building. you can bet in won't be the last we'll see of the president this is his second visit in the last six months. this area here is very generous to him. in the 2008 election he raised 35 million dollars here. the town hall meeting something underway. let's listen

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. >>> a new pew center report says hispanics make up the largest group of u.s. children living in poverty with over 6 million kids. it is the first time white children have been outnumbered by another race or ethnicity living in poverty. >>> in brazil, a jaguar fleeing a wild fire was rescued from a tree, tranquilized and brought down safely. it will be taken to a sanctuary that rehabilitates wild animals. your first look at how wall street will kick off the day. >>> the dow opens at 11,010 after tumbling 179 points yesterday. the s&p fell 24 points. the nasdaq dropped 55. >>> taking a look at overseas trading, the nikkei grew 85 points. in honk gong, the hang seng lost 119. >>> tuesdays winners were wednesdays losers where until europe gets its house in order, trade is expected to ebb and flow with developments across the atlantic. stiff drops in energy and metals which zoomed higher tuesday. gold fell and copper tumbled as did shares in freeport copper and gold. shares in coal producer, alpha natural, plummeted 11%. oil was off $3 a barrel sending energy stock

. >>> a new pew center report says hispanics make up the largest group of u.s. children living in poverty. with over 6 million kids, it's the first time white children have been outnumbered by another race or ethnicity living in poverty. >>> in brazil a jaguar fleeing a wildfire was rescued from a tree. the animal was tranquilized and brought down safely. it will be taken to a sanctuary that rehabilitates wild animals. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kickoff the day. the dow opens at 11,010 after tumbling 179 points yesterday. the s&p fell 24 points. the nasdaq dropped 55. taking a look at overseas trading this morning in tokyo the nikkei grew 85 points, but in hong kong the hang seng lost 119. >>> tuesday's winners were wednesday's losers on wall street where until europe gets its house in order, trade is expected to ebb and flow with developments across the atlantic. renewed concern over european debt led to stiff drops in energy and metals which both zoomed higher tuesday. gold fell and copper tumbled as did shares in freeport copper and

. >> a new pole by the pew research center found muslims believe it is more difficult to be a muslim in the u.s. since 9/11. also found that 52% of muslim americans surveyed said muslims as a group or singled out for severeliance by government sponsored anti-terrorism policies and 43% say they personally experienced harassment during the past year. inside mosques around america, imams say the fight against extremism coin -- continues. >> they damaged is more than the real enemies because they're hurting us from within. >> with the fight against extremism comes the fight against misconceptions. >> for us it's a matter of continuing to educate americans, slowly but surely, to say here's the truth and demonstrate through with our actions. >> this study of muslim americans is one of the most extensive ever as the country's muslim population. even though muslims say life in this country can be difficult, most say they're now satisfied with the direction things are headed. >> as the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaches, national security officials issued an alert about possible aye al qaed

. >> reporter: a new pole by the pew research center found that muslims continue to feel targeted by america's war on terror. it just confirms what many say they already knew. >> had some people who have vandalized our property a few times. >> i've been pulled off a plane before. >> according to the study, a majority of muslims believe it is more difficult to be a muslim in the u.s. since 9/11 and found that 52% of muslim americans surveyed say muslims as a group are singled out for surveillance by government sponsored anti-terrorism policies. 43% say they permanently experienced harassment in the last you're. inside mosques around america, imams say the fight against misconception and extremism continues. >> they have damaged us more than so-called we have the real enemies because they are hurting us from within. >> the goal over blood drive is to collect 10,000 bags of blood. organize ares say that will save 30,000 lives. >> the crews are repairing a water main that broke this afternoon, flooding at least one home in the berkeley hills. this happened around 10:00 this morning at gr

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according to the pew study in 2012 that will be 4.1 hispanic-owned businesses. hispanic-owned businesses are starting at faster rate four times more than any other minority group. they figured out entrepreneurship is viable option for feeding their family and creating wealth in their community. this is why the u.s. hcc plays important role in our community. educating entrepreneurs at a young age that they can. by the way out of seven, out of 10 hispanic-owned businesses happen to be latinas. any latinas in the house? [applause] >> go ahead. >> interesting, worth noting that the tea party, which is preponderancely white, political phenomenon, is powerful force represents significant part of the country, grew immediately out of the reaction, one was efforts on relieving people who were kind of over their head on, home debt. so i mean there is that. but actually homeownership is another example along with social security and medicare and the future funding of that where we are more interdependent than we realize. we have all of these aging, predominantly white baby

according to pew research center the median net wealth for black households is just about $5,700 compared with white households where the median net wealth is just over $113,000. so you think about the value of the house you own, you think about your main assets in life, michael, and there's still a tremendous -- i mean, there's a bigger gap certainly than income right now. income is getting much closer than wealth. >> yeah, the income is still a great disparity, but the wealth gap is stunning. >> it's tragic. >> it's a travesty of economic justice. and it shows you that the crisis in housing really led to the greatest bleed-off of black wealth in the history of this nation. and again, the question is will the obama administration respond as americans? african-american people, after all, are american citizens. so we understand the reluctance to target african-americans because of fear that the right wing will exploit any attention paid to african-american people as somehow some racial gerrymandering. but i think the reality is that 16.7% unemployment and this wealth gap suggests that ther

we had cooperation from your friends at pew as well as mike's former company. but the generational cycles that we have used to predict the outcome of the 2008 election when we wrote a book in 2007 are just as applicable to how they change society. every 80 years, we have this enormous debate, one we're in the middle of right now, that tears the country apart about what kind of government we should have, what civic ethos we should have. in every case from the revolutionary war to the civil war to the new deal this kind of generation has come along and provided the country the directional guidance it needs. amongst this generation we're going to see people as powerful in their adulthood as the founding fathers, some of our founding fathers and members of the g.i.generation. >> woodruff: that's quite a prediction. in my case, what about voting behavior and their view of politics? we know this generation went overwhelmingly for the democrat, barack obama in 2008. what does it look like they're thinking now? >> they are still leaning democratic. maybe not quite as s

your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. >>> good morning, everyone. anny in for howard on this friday morning. time to wake up. a sunny start to your friday morning. but by this afternoon, we'll see some high clouds roll in. and then we'll see partly sunny conditions by late this afternoon. it will be breezy also southwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. highs will be 75 to 79 degrees. right now, 62 under clear skies. good news this morning's commute, fog not a major concern. speaking of the commute, here's monika with your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, anny. we'll fly inbound on the dulles toll road right now leaving the beltway. leaving the airport for the beltway, you'll be fine. no proshes on route 15 or 7 out of leesburg or 123 out of tys

this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. oh. >> what's going on. >>> a little redskins. it's still early. a lot of people want to make this game to be very, very important. only week four. not a must-win game for the redskins. but it is a must-win game for the ram. that warns redskins coaches going to st. louis. they're going against a rattlesnake that just got its tail stepped on, the rams. 0 and 3, bludgeoned 37-7 by the ravens. so the redskins need to put this play out of their minds. dallas is over. it was a wasted opportunity. but the redskins still have a chance to go to the bye week 3 and 1. the importance of the rams' game is not lost on the players or the coaches. they know the difference between 3 and 1 and 2 and 2 i

according to pew information, there 69 am have a lot of some trust of trust information. 59% say they influences national information 50% have some form trust in the obama administration. 41% trust information from businesses and corporations. when asked what comes to mind, when you think about news organization cable news is a clear winner and which cabling news kha channel is best, it shows that fox news is on top by a longs shot. that thank you america. that is wrap this week. thanks to our panel. i'm jon scott, thanks for watching. we'll see you next week for another edition of fox news watch. >> judge jeanine: tonight, orlando justice comes to bob ward. plus, a car bomb nearly killed a man and his two kids. >> they are bleeding. i need someone here now.

a new study by the pew research center is showing that nearly one in three americans who grew up in the middle class have slipped down the income ladder as an adult. and those who were most vulnerable to this downward mobility shared some common qualities. personal finance expert and author of "the real cost of living" carmen wong ulrich is here to talk about this. a recent pew study now showing that the middle class upbringing doesn't really guarantee the same status over a lifetime. what do you think that the study came back with this data is showing in the larger picture? >> really interesting that the segment you just had on before really shined a light on it tremendously, after seeing where the job growth is. it's in fields that require an education. and it's more than the skills that were just required in a high school degree that was required in generations past. we had a solid middle class built on folks who had the high school degree. now the middle class is all about having that college degree. there's a huge gap. so we've seen a big drop and a lot of it based on education. >>