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cuts. both sides are discussing compromises. other legislation is pending before congress before this lame duck. the power changing hands to the republicans in the house, we want to know from all of you, what do you expect to know, what do you expect to see and read, what level of transparency do you want in this new congress. you can start dialing in. all numbers are on your screen. we will get to your phone calls in just a minute. how can a new congress become more transparent? john ...

to talk buttons at trial shelters. rider when pushes the button, the text is displayed -- when a rider pushes the button. >> the success of these tests led to the expansion of the program to all stations on the light rail and is part of the new shelter contract, push to talk will be installed. check out the new technology making your right easier every day what this is all about is your right to freedom of spch. what made america great is an independent, vigorous presence. if a jerk bu...

november 4 -- on thursday, >> now i look at prosecuting and defending cases involving classified information. this form was part of a conference hosted by the first amendment center on how the media and criminal justice systems both deal with questions of national security. analysts include nbc news investigative reporter michael isikoff. this is about an hour and a half. >> i wanted to introduce, actually little partner in crime, baruch weiss for the past five years. and i have been a...

♪ >> from but saturday addresses and the campaign trail, the final blitz is on. the president and vice president campaign today in ohio where voters and that it will elect a senator and governor. some of the headlines on the sunday morning -- the gop holds the edge at the finish, on the ropes, a desperate obama fights to save the senate. from the editorial page of the new york times" -- drowning in campaign cash, a deer that has seen $4 billion spent on this campaign. our question --...

cartridge contained a powerful explosive that could have gone off. what is the latest. >> reporter: officials are telling me that they feel they have arrested a key suspect in the case of these sordid terror attacks against the united states. jaws short while, yemen president spoke to the press. he spoke about the yemen security forces surrounding a house, the suspect that the what the yemeni force are interested in. after the press conference was over, ten minutes later. word came fro...

wisconsin at broadcasters association. >> company wisconsin broadcasters association foundation and the television broadcasters it serves are pleased this evening to be able to continue our public affairs broadcasts tradition, sponsoring debates in major wisconsin political campaigns. this evenings debate will engage the two candidates for u.s. senate from wisconsin. the democratic candidate russ feingold and the republican candidate ron johnson. this evenings debate is made possible b...

[laughter] -- sipping on slurpees. [laughter] and wed say, why dont you come down and help? and theyd say, "no! but youre not pushing hard enough. youre not pushing the right way." [laughter] and we just kept on pushing. and finally we got the -- finally we got the car up on level ground. [applause] finally we got it on level ground. now, its gone through some trauma, so the fender is all dented, needs a tune-up. [laughter] but its on level ground, its pointing in the right direction. ...

jerry browns camp slammed meg whitman with the word most of us would prefer that we not use. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." up first this hour in the last big jobs report before election day, could it be an october surprise that affects the battle of the parties. both parties are finding things to seize on. 95,000 jobs were lost overall in september. thats worse than many economists were expecting. and the jobless rate held steady. republicans are pouncing on those n...

they think his rambunctious and has mishandled the economy. they do not much care for his chief of staff, this rather strange character that rabin described. so why do they put up with him? and will they go on putting up with him? >> that is a great question. clearly, there is a deep and growing division in that critical sector of the clinical spectrum, conservatives unhappy with the hard-liners, unhappy with ahmadinejad and his political appointees. the supreme leader allows this to c...

go to c-span.org/politics to find out which candidates we are covering and wind. to an end to our prime time coverage of campaign -- two in 2 hour prime-time coverage of campaign 2010. a poll on education -- the percentage of families who plan to make little or no contribution to college tuition has increased during this economic downturn. we want to know from all of you -- is paying for college priority? we will divide the lines between parents and students. here is "the washington po...