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>> are these students fired up to vote? >> most of them dont know theres an election. >> reporter: they dont know theres an election? >> its not a part of their day-to-day lives right now. >> lehrer: and judy woodruff talks to former vice president walter mondale about his new autobiography. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> this is the engine that connects abundant grain from the american heartland to harans best sellin...

>> brown: special correspondent betsy stark reports on the battle for the youth vote in a rust-belt district of indiana. >> are these students fired up to vote? >> most of them dont know theres an election. >> reporter: they dont know theres an election? >> its not a part of their day-to-day lives right now. >> lehrer: and judy woodruff talks to former vice president walter mondale about his new autobiography. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour h...

developed in vitro fertilization. >> woodruff: special correspondent lee hochberg reports from seattle on the challenges for public schools in accommodating students who are homeless. >> they just dont want to be left. they dont know whether theyll disappear the next day all of them have that uncertainty, they dont have roots. they dont have any guarantees. >> brown: ray suarez talks to historian susan reverby about her discovery that u.s. scientists performed secret syphilis experimen...

all of them have that uncertainty, they dont have roots. they dont have any guarantees. >> brown: ray suarez talks to historian susan reverby about her discovery that u.s. scientists performed secret syphilis experiments in guatemala during the 1940s. >> woodruff: and we have a discussion on what lies ahead in the supreme court term that began today, with marcia coyle and lawyers paul clement and paul butler. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs new...

>> they just dont want to be left. they dont know whether theyll disappear the next day. all of them have that uncertainty, they dont have roots. they dont have any guarantees. >> brown: ray suarez talks to historian susan reverby about her discovery that u.s. scientists performed secret syphilis experiments in guatemala during the 1940s. >> woodruff: and we have a discussion on what lies ahead in the supreme court term that began today, with marcia coyle and lawyers paul clement and p...

they dont know whether theyll disappear the next day. all of them have that uncertainty, they dont have roots. they dont have any guarantees. >> brown: ray suarez talks to historian susan reverby about her discovery that u.s. scientists performed secret syphilis experiments in guatemala during the 1940s. >> woodruff: and we have a discussion on what lies ahead in the supreme court term that began today, with marcia coyle and lawyers paul clement and paul butler. >> brown: thats all ahe...

tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: tourists in europe were in the spotlight today after the u.s. and several other countries issued travel alerts. the alerts grew out of reports last week, about a terror plot aimed...

Zeppelin got back together. >> were living in the 80s around here. one news note. the president making a statement at noon i believe in the diplomatic reception room. >> right after his meeting with senate democrats and may have updates on the oil drilling and whats going on capitol hill. the terror attacks that killed 74 people watching the world cup final in uganda raising new questions of al qaedas reach. >> claiming responsibility the somali islamic group that pledged allegiance to bin lad...

patient people in tv. starting the show 37 seconds after the hour. chuck and is a van yeah, batch them now. the bp live feed keeping some hope alive this morning. will the ceiling cap finally work to stop the oil? and pick your poll poison. the latest numbers of voters on the lawsuit against arizona and the new health care law. its july 13th, 2010. im chuck todd. >> good morning. im is a van yeah guthrie. we are going to start with the gulf and something they have not had in abunda...

outside of d.c., where he will host a health care town hall meeting. "the wall street journal" says the president will reopen oil drilling, shallow waters but with new safety requirements in place. the continuation of a very busy week here in the nations capital on june 8. as we continue to follow the money here in washington, we find this story. off-lead in "the washington post." we will cover the peter orszag speech on all of this on tape today. we will show it to you a bit later. we...