research center among american adults facebook is the most widely used platform followed by instagram which is r. and by facebook so facebook really dominates here to stay probably future anyway thank you so much sure thank you all right a lot more to get to hear some of the other stories making news around the world. in kossovo an opposition party has thrown tear gas in the country's parliament the self-determination movement party used the gas to disrupt a vote on a border issue with montenegro is unclear if the parliamentary session will continue. police in austin texas say the suspect in a series of bombings in the city is dead he died in the explosion as police attempted to arrest him he's been identified as a twenty four year old white man two people were killed and several wounded by five explosions in austin earlier this month. the so-called islamic state says it is responsible for an explosion in afghanistan's capital kabul that has left at least twenty six people dead and about twenty others wounded the afghan interior ministry says a suicide bomber on foot detonated his exp

. >> pew research center has an answer. according to them anyone born between 1981 and 1996. >> i completely screwed this up. >> when i say millennial i think anybody in their 20's and early 30's but 81 would be how old are you in 81 you are pushing 40, right. >> yeah. >> does anybody here know math at all. >> that is why we're here. >> okay, 22 to 37. >> so, high end, well, i was than the right. >> president of the pew research center, well, 37 you could round it to 40. they are not an exact science but did satisfaction generation x and millennials are both 16 year windows. >> yes. >> for context, 19 year span so it is around there. >> so yeah now you know when are an millennial or not. >> anybody i know that is 22 to 37 is considered a millennial. >> yes. >> before you were thinking it was 34. >> i went 18 to 34 at one point. >> but now 22 to 37. >> yes. >> your millennials are now are getting older so that number would shift. >> it would shift. >> so what do we call people that are 21 because we have a couple interns tha

we have a map showing the pew research center's information. you can see undocumented people are concentrated in urban areas and the coast and in some red states, too like georgia and texas. so what happens next? the decision to include a citizenship question could be undone by congress or the courts, but those are basically the only two ways to stop it between now and april, 2020. melissa caen, kpix5. >>> tonight orange county is taking the trump administration's side in the sanctuary state debate. the all republican board of supervisors voted today to join the lawsuit against california. that follows last week's vote by the orange county city of loss los alamitos to -- los alamitos to opt out of the law. orange county has taken steps to improve its communication with the feds by publishing information about inmate releases online. >>> right now sacramento city council is getting an earful from community members outraged over the shooting death of an unarmed man. our ken bastida is in the newsroom with new developments in the death of stephon

research center among american households facebook is the most widely used platform followed by instagram which is r. and by facebook so facebook really dominates here to stay probably for future anyway thank you so much share it thank you. virtual reality has long been at home in the world of computer games but now it's breaking out of the entertainment sector finding new applications in the medical field and city planning sector well over five hundred tech experts are discussing these and other options this week at a conference in the german city of here's more this simulation works like a computer game and as an attempt to cure vertigo it shows how virtual reality can be useful in real life experts at the conference and working in a primarily interested in how virtual reality will change the way people work together my vision is that the future is not sitting over a desk but standing together and working with media and technology in an interactive way. as early as the planning phase architects will be able to guide visitors through digital building models install water pipes and gas pi

the pew research center says most of the crimes committed by ice arestees last year were nonviolent ... driving under the influence, possessing or selling illegal drugs and immigration violations.under president trump, ice agents are arresting more people with no criminal records.san diego had a 72 percent increase in the last three months of 2017. ...compared to 16 percent in los angeles and 22 percent in san francisco.tomorrow the president will speak at the site where homeland security has erected eight showcase models of his as=yet unfunded mexican wall. "while california may not have...while he may not have won that state, there is certainly a lot of support for this president., not just there but across the country. he looks forward to being there and presenting a lot of those specific policies." (steve) kron four will have a reporter in san diego tomorrow. we will have a live updates starting on kron four news at five,

you mentioned the pew research center. that's according to their data. 75% of trump supporters want to see the universal background checks. it seemed like it would be a good starting place. i'm getting the hard wrap in my ear. thank you all. >> all right, a quick programming note. tune in at 7:00 p.m. tonight for a special edition of the van jones show. he'll be joined by parkland students who spoke in washington today, as well as superstar jennifer hudson, who performed at today's rally and has a very personal experience with gun violence. we'll be right back. . . . are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the country. -wait. you have a real motorcycle? and real insurance, with 24-hour customer support. arcade game: wipeout! oh! well... i retire as champion. game hog! champion. going somewhere? w

i want to ask you, jonathan, if this is going to sync up with recent polling by the pew research center, which has a full 61% of those probed believe the mueller probe is going to be either very or somewhat fair. how much does this cut into the president's efforts to try to cast a cloud over the investigation, do you think? >> bob mueller is someone who has had a tremendous career and is looked upon favorably by both sides of the aisle. when he was first appointed, that choice was praised by republicans too, although of course the white house and some allies on the right have tried to vilify him. we've seen this is a pattern for months in which they have tried to chip away at the integrity of the special counsel. but as that polling suggests, they haven't been successful. the american people want to see this investigation conducted fairly. the house of course ended theirs earlier this week, which feels, mind you, like a month ago. >> doesn't it? >> and that, you know, that's sharply broken down on party lines. the democrats on the committee are very upset with that decision. we're seein

in america, converts make up nearly one quarter of the population according to the pew research center. by contrast, one 2010 estimate says converts make up less than 4% of the muslim population in britain. isis has specifically reached out to the pool of converts in north america. in 2014 the group released a recruitment video featuring a new kind of hero. a canadian recruit. in the video, he pitches the life as a normal one before he dies in the supposed glory of battle. >> you know mujahadin are regular people, too. >> this is the kind of hero narrative that works well in so many movies and television shows, especially when targeted at young alienated men searching for meaning and purpose in their lives says robert fate a professor of political science at the university of chicago. it seems to be working. according to a report last year by the university of chicago's project on security and threats, isis was much more successful in recruiting americans than al qaeda. america needs a strategy to counter radicalization, monitor cyberspace, and learn how to find and catch online recrui

a new study by the pew research center shows americans are moreamore attach to the internet. why it says the attachment is likely to get stronger. and what age group is the most connected of all. and clawedeen and dave i was surprised by the age range they gave. >> thanks. >> time is 6:47. guess what black panther again was number one at the weekend box office. >> you are telling moot king of a third world country runs around in bulletproof cat suit? >> why yes. movie was in first place for the 5th weekend in a row. took in another 27 million dollars. black panther is the second highest grossing super hero movie ever after the avengers. if it has another strong showing this coming weekend, it will jolt black panther past the avengers to number one. the tomb raider reboot debuted with 23 million at the box office. put out pretty good unless outside the u.s. and brought in more than 100 million dollars internationally. and another new movie i can only imagine made its debut with 17 million in sales. that was good enough for third place this week. >>> 6:48 on this monday morning

hispanics and asians, overwhelmingly, whether it's thm pew research center, all kinds of surveys done over the years, show that white and black americans overwhelmingly support both free speech and gun rights and you have almost the reverse percentages with immigrants. this idea that people come toou our country and suddenly think, oh, i understand, you have a right to speak even if i disagree with you doesn't work that way. what you're seeing at places like berkeley, asian students alone are 46%, that's more than black and white americans combined. that's why you're getting the biggest attacks on free speech at places like berkeley. >> tucker: so it's not a left-right thing as much as it is a new arrival versus born here thing, why wouldn't we be doing everything we can to inculcate our beliefs and understandings of our rights and constitution in people who just got here? >> even among 11th generation americans, these people called liberalsls and theyir are as opposed to our fundamental freedoms as the newcomers are. the aclu has been surprisingly staunch on the issue of free speech,

pew research center shows most of the 11 million undocumented immigrants live. in america. and you can see that they're largely clustered in 20 cities. i want to check out the political landscape from 2017. every single one of those areas trends blue. voting heavily democraticic for presidents for governor, congress members. state legislators. is there any question this hurts democrats politically? >> well, i think if you want to answer that question you're basically accepting the premises that people are going to be too afraid to fill out the census because of this question being added. i'm not sure that premise is correct. i think if someone were here illegally and fearful of papers or someone coming to the door with a dlip board they were making the decision to be afraid before scanning the questions on the sheet. i also think it's important to remember in this debaten do, it's illegal for the census bureau to share any of this information with another agency. that is against federal law. so i think people tonight democrats are trying to make folks afraid and trying to g

pew research center shows where most of the 11 million undocumented immigrants live in america. they're largely clustered in 20 cities. check out the political landscape from 2017. every single one of those areas trends blue voting heavily democratic for state legislators there is there any question that will hurt democrats politically? >> if you want to answer that question, you're basically accepting the premise people will be too afraid to fill out the census because of this question being added. i'm not sure that is correct. i don't think it's the presence of the question that makes someone afraid. if someone were here illegally and fearful of papers, they were going to make the decision to be afraid before scanning an the questions on the sheet. i also think it's important to remember in this debate, don, it is illegal for the census bureau to share any of this information with another agency. that is against federal law. democrats are trying to make folks afraid and trying to generate outrage but leaving out core facts here. i think frankly maybe blowing this out of propor

. >> reporter: according to the pew research center, tennessee has the highest number of evangelicals in the country. the senate race in november between marsha blackburn and the democrat governor will be one of the most closely watch and evangelicals are a critical voting block. trump was elected with 80% of the white evangelical vote. today his approval with them stands at 63%. still solid, but cracks are showing. ♪ grace point church is a haven for christians who no longer feel at home in the evangelical movement. at dinner, they tell us there is an existential crisis. >> whether we call it the paradigm shift or an exist moment or whatever we call it, the phrase was used earlier this evening, death rattle. this thing is disappearing in front of us. >> we're seeing people say enough is enough. we're not going to stand for tearing people down. we're not going stand for bullying people. >> reporter: dan scott is a pastor at nashville's evangelical christchurch, a conservative and a harsh critic of the president's who agrees president trump is fuelling the breakup of evangelicalism.

more information about who votes and what numbers come from the pew research center. they took a look back at the 2016 election and broke it down by generation. theory here are the votes and shares of votes. host: a couple more twitter comments here. dawn is writing as a teacher, i see a lot of mature thinkers at 14. yet lowering further, you rose the line between a child and a adult that is scary. and ann where is kids complaining about guns yet they're the ones that are shooting each other. and back to facebook this morning. the voting should not depend on age and should depend on how informed you are. so many deadweight voters investing the election -- and john where is absolutely not. 16-year-olds are some of the most ill informed people in our country. they don't pay taxes and they don't know anything. baltimore, robert, 22-50. good morning, robert. caller: hello. how are you today? host: good. how old are you, robert? caller: 43. the voting age should be lowered o 14. people like nancy pelosi and these congressmen staying until they grow and die. they do not spe

melissa: let me ask you about a pew research center poll which i was surprised b they were polling in millenial women, in 200236% mill men ya'll women identified as republican, look how it has changed in 2017, those same women identifying themselves dropped considerably to 23%. what do you think that is all about? >> i would take exception with the poll. i don't think they're accurate. could be same the in democrat poll. less and less people are fill eighting with political parties in general. what party and administration delivering results for american people. specifically look at women. doubling of the child tax care credit that ivanka trump championed during the tax overhaul. women are succeeding under this administration. women unemployment going down tremendously. i understand our generation is becoming more and more politically independent but the argument can't stand that women are not benefiting from the administration. melissa: you're on the white house lawn. feeling really positive what is it going on against a backdrop of market absolutely tank today, down 724 points. one

the pew research center says most of the crimes committed by ice arestees last year were nonviolent ... driving under the influence, possessing or selling illegal drugs and immigration violations.under president trump, ice agents are arresting more people with no criminal records.san diego had a 72 percent increase in the last three months of 2017. ...compared to 16 percent in los angeles and 22 percent in san francisco.tomorrow the president will speak at the site where homeland security has erected eight showcase models of his as=yet unfunded mexican wall. "while california may not have...while he may not have won that state, there is certainly a lot of support for this president., not just there but across the country. he looks forward to being there and presenting a lot of those specific policies." (steve) kron four will have a reporter in san diego tomorrow. we will have a live updates starting on kron four news at five, six and six=thirty. (grant) happening now in texas.... two people are killed-- and two others are injured after a seri

"the washington post" highlights a couple of things saying according to a recent pew research center poll, it was 68% of u.s. adults use facebook. three quarter of them checking the platform daily. when facebook reaches a moment of crisis, there's a wave of users who wonder why they're on there on the first place but the news late last week that the ompany -- host: if you think more regulation of this issue is needed from capitol hill, 202-748-8000 for you facebook users out there. and all others, it's 202-748-8001. david, we'll go to you next in new york. a facebook user. go ahead. caller: yeah. i'm a first-time caller. and i just wanted to make a comment about the consistency that is showing. i don't think the government should get involved because then they can start controlling the -- all kinds of media including newspapers and radio and tv. so i don't agree with that. but i have a friend who was banned for 30 days with telling a salty joke on facebook and yet e had nikolas cruz, murderers, going on, and terrorist groups using facebook to communicate with each other. know, erberg

research center found that 40- percent of those surveyed said they would find it hard to give up social media... that's up from 28-percent four years ago. ( darya ) the platform of choice... depends on your age. adults prefer facebook.( james ) but 75- percent of those surveyed between the ages of 18 and 24 are using snapchat and instagram. ( james ) when it ( james ) when it comes to your appearance... do ánot trust a selfie.( darya ) selfies lie when it comes to nose-size. they can make the nose appear about 30-bigger than it actually is. ( james ) researchers say the increase in perceived size happens when the selfie is taken at a distance of about 12 inches from your face. that's because the camera is proportionally much closer to your nose than to the rest of your face.( darya ) when a picture is taken from a distance of five feet... the distortion isn't nearly as significant. ( mabrisa ) your bay ( mabrisa ) ( mabrisa ) your bay area forecast is after the break. ( will ) whiteout conditions in the sierra. 80 is closed... i'm live in vacaville with the details. (ácommercialá) wh

according to the pew research center, snevpb 10 americans use social media today. a significant portion of those americans' personal and professional interactions occur online. it's commonsense that the government should check the social media of individuals who apply for security clearances. but it doesn't. h.r. 3737 will move the government toward implementing checks of social media for individuals we trust with our country's most sensitive information. the bill requires a study of the use of social media in clearance investigations, inform government-wide implementation of social media checks. it will provide comprehensive information on pilot programs, lessons learned, and costs. we must begin the process of strengthening the system now and that startings with determining best practices moving forward. h.r. 3737 will help ensure the government checks social media before issuing security clearances. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and reserve the alance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i yield

according to the pew research center one in four american adults say they use the internet almost constantly no breaks up 20% in 2015, 40% between 18 and 29 say they are amz online, maria constantly on line. i mean we are addicted. >> i am i know addicted. >> me too. >> thank you. >> coming up a tell a of two commies break down competing narratives how former fbi director handled media interactions with reporters whether or not he authorized them facebook under fire for how it manages third party access user data the backlash coming up back in a moment. ♪ ♪ how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. (vo)intelligent technology one can help protect it.life. the 2018 audi q5 is here. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you

two weeks ago the pew research center released a new analysis showing that president trump's confirmed judges have, quote, faced a record amount of opposition, unquote. in fact, this analysis concluded that president trump's judges have each received an average of more than 22 negative votes. quote, by far the highest average for any president's judges since the senate expanded to its current 100 members in 1959. unquote. this level of opposition is more than four times what it was under president obama. or should i say, not just opposition, oppositional delay. these tactics don't include high-profile filibusters or headline grabbing confirmation defeats, but unwritten traditions. that's why they operate below the radar. yet democrats criticized these tactics precisely because they take their toll. individually and especially in combination they can add days and weeks to the time it takes to confirm a single judicial nomination even when the final confirmation vote is unanimous. in november 2013, for example, democrats said that taking cloture votes on unopposed nominees amounted to, q

. >> host: pew research center conducted a pulling on regular amount of topics including issues of guns from their pool taking and will look at american views onn gun and gun ownership in 2017. one of the charts and pulls they said about four in ten us adults say they live in a gun owning household in 42% saying they liveth in a household with a gun in 30% of those say they currently own a gun and 57% of the saintly live in a house with no gun, 11% of those say they don't currently owny a gun but live with someone who does. another one of the data find they c are saying that when it comes to gun owners citing protection even for owning a gun onthere asked number of percente gun owner saying this is a major reason for it 67% of those say they carry a gun for protection and 38% say was for hunting in 30% say it's for sports shooting and 13% says it's part of a gun collection and only 8% of respondents say they carry a gun for their job. noel in new york, thank you for joining us this morning for your message to washington on the gun debate. go ahead. >> caller: hello, pedro. i believe tha

and that according to the pew research center. doreen isn't maryland, democrat. good morning. caller: while i am a democrat, i feel very strongly about border security and safety. we shouldderstand why not ask a citizenship status, what the citizenship status is? i guess i just don't understand it. it seems like this is more of an ethical issue about how people illegal immigration versus legal immigration. host: as the argument goes, asking that might lower participation rates, therefore the census is not accurate, therefore the portion of congressional -- apportionment of pride and rational districts is not accurate -- congressional districts is not accurate, and the federal money apportionment is not accurate. caller: this is so complicated. on a personal, ethical level, i think it would be -- i would like everybody to participate in any survey, but on another level, i kind of feel like well, if it is for the people in the united states, wouldn't it only if thet to check to see citizens are completing the information? it is very hard. i am somewhere in the middle with this.

before anyone says -- the media researchri center is conservati, pew research did a similar study and came essentially to the same conclusion. what's troubling about this as we are talking not about opinion shows, we are talking about abc, cbs, nbc, the nightly news, supposed to be nonpartisan, via three. 24 million people on average watch those shows a night. has influence. 24 million is a lot. it is more than the average for the world series. 1 9 out of 10 stories are negative towards an administration, that is bias in broad daylight.at what you have here is at president whose over 40% in the realclearpolitics average, over 50% on theov economy in terms of approval. how'd we get back to -- >> sean: 40% -- 49% on rasmussen, haven't checked the last couple of days, i mean, his numbers keep going up. it. seems to me that people are now adjusting, donald trump's a little different, he's a disrupter, and they are beginning to like it and i think it will help them win reelection. things have gotten so bad. i've watched you paddle that idiot over at fake news -- acosta -- if they want to c