thing and look at the government and see what they can do to create more jobs and what the business community can do to do the same. i m hopeful that a real assessment of this will lead us in the right direction. jon: president obama has mentioned the u.s. chamber by name suggesting it had ideas or held positions that were in pop situation to his. do you see any of that changing? well they weren t in opposition to the president, they were in opposition to some of his policies. and he has a job to do, and we respect that, and i have a job to do, representing the american business community, and by the way if you made a list of all the things we supported over the last two years we are one of the most vigorous supporters of the things the president needed. stimulus, the gm things, all the issues of the banks, we were there on all those issues. we disagreed on other matters. we will continue to have agreements and disagreements. i believe we are moving in the right direction. the presid
may make a statement today. they have said nothing. neighbors say that they are distraught and grieving, and that amy loughner has been in bed crying since it happened. we got a chance to walk near the crime scene to give you a better look at what happened. this is our first walk-through the crime scene since the shooting happened. it will give you a clear idea of how this went down. you can see the folding table on the corner of safe way, that s where the congress on your corner event was being held. above that was a banner, that s where the congresswoman was. the people lined up to greet her were lined up down this corridor toward the walgreens. police say jared lee loughner began shooting at the table, at the congresswoman and he made his way down this corridor as well. you can see evidence markers, they are lettered. that is likely where the shell casings fell. now this is also where the shooting ended, because when he