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an update from margaret warner in egypt about anti-israel demonstrations and simmering unrest in cairos streets. >> warner: what we pickd up from egyptians we talked to here is is just incredible frustration. a feeling of impotence as opposed to the empowerment we felt when we were here in february. >> ifill: ray suarez examines some early promise for treating alzheimers disease with an insulin nasal spray. >> woodruff: and we have the story of russian circus performers, whose extraord...

ground view of a taliban ambush of an army infantry company in kunar province. >> lehrer: jeffrey brown gets some perspective on the middle east peace talks from glenn kessler of "the washington post." >> woodruff: kwame holman reports on how social conservatives are trying to shape the republican message for the fall campaign. >> i think weve reached a situation in a country where people are alarmed, scared. theyre up set. and theyre stirred up. >> lehrer: and mark shields and david b...

reports on how social conservatives are trying to shape the republican message for the fall campaign. >> i think weve reached a situation in a country where people are alarmed, scared. theyre up set. and theyre stirred up. >> lehrer: and mark shields and david brooks provide their weekly analysis. thats all ahead on 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...

global post has a rare, on-the- ground view of a taliban ambush of an army infantry company in kunar province. >> lehrer: jeffrey brown gets some perspective on the middle east peace talks from glenn kessler of "the washington post." >> woodruff: kwame holman reports on how social conservatives are trying to shape the republican message for the fall campaign. >> i think weve reached a situation in a country where people are alarmed, scared. theyre up set. and theyre stirred up. >> lehr...

>> woodruff: and james foley of global post has a rare, on-the- ground view of a taliban ambush of an army infantry company in kunar province. >> lehrer: jeffrey brown gets some perspective on the middle east peace talks from glenn kessler of "the washington post." >> woodruff: kwame holman reports on how social conservatives are trying to shape the republican message for the fall campaign. >> i think weve reached a situation in a country where people are alarmed, scared. theyre up set...

>> and cynthia kellie, founder and president of the heritage foundation marks the 65th anniversary of the end of world war two and the dropping of the first atomic bomb on hiroshima and nagasaki. also, archival footage it shot by u.s. armed forces command of the aftermath. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. now, we take a look at some of the key midterm election campaigns. this is 35 minutes. this is 35 minutes. >> joining us to take your calls and look ahead...

>> well have to leave it there. you are the assistant deputy director of immigration and customs enforcement. thank you for being on our show. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> tomorrow on "washington journal," mark murray of nbc news talks about the upcoming midterm elections and poll numbers. then sonal verma talks about the process people go through to become u.s. citizens and hurdles the...

care affordable. its going to make it so that i think, you know, upwards of 94% of the population will be covered. >> i think reading the law, reading what was signed on that bill, i would say were headed into a huge, huge bureaucratic problem. >> ifill: we talk to four floridians about how governments expanded new role will affect their lives and their livelihoods. >> lehrer: and in a spotlight city follow-up from last night, ray suarez looks at what banks will or wont do to help trou...

care. first betty anne bowser looks at how passing a new law didnt end the debate. >> its going to make health care affordable. its going to make it so that i think, you know, upwards of 94% of the population will be covered. >> i think reading the law, reading what was signed on that bill, i would say were headed into a huge, huge bureaucratic problem. >> ifill: we talk to four floridians about how governments expanded new role will affect their lives and their livelihoods. >> lehrer:...

captioning snsored by macneilehrer productions >> lehrer:ood evening. im m lehrer. the oba administration coiders taxing big banks to recoup se of the federal resc money. well also he the latest on thearthquake in haiti. >> brown: and im jerey brown. on theewshour tonight, judy woodruff gets two vis on what shoulde done to hold financial institutions accountab. >> lehrer: the the state of state budgets. we hear from six pbs correspondents arod the country. >> the governors recommendati...