family members, maybe even your own spouse or children who do which adds to this mixing and mingling that we have across different religious lines. >> here the headline for me. was that religious people make better neighbors. how did you figure that out? >> we went looking to see in what ways religion, our democratic society and we did find that religious people counts the other things that make you a good neighbor, people are significantly more likely to volunteer and not to be just a church usher but to volunteer for secular causes, to help poor people and sick people and so on. more likely to work on community problems. more likely to vote. more likely to be involved in community affairs. generally better neighbors. >> all right, young people are morrow posed to abortion than their parents but more accepting of gay marriage much that's an interesting finding as well. >> that's right. what you find among younger people, the millenials they're sometimes called is the disconnect with the way that politics is typically discussed. this is a group that's a little more pro life than their parents and a lot more willing to accept homosexual rights and gay