Bureau Cheer News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

More people will vote in harris county than live in north dakota, one of the other senate races we're talking about. this is absolutely ground zero. if there are big lines tomorrow morning, when we talk this time tomorrow, that will make the campaign feel very good. >> garrett haake live in houston. we have a rapid round of panelists talking about all these races, including texas. i'm joined by kimberly at kins, washington bureau cheer and jamaica sherman, senior -- jake sherman, senior writer. and seth richardson, political reporter, thank you all for being here. and kimberly, i know you have...

But where did it come from? we know what we have on the surface. that doesn't necessarily translate to a debris field on the sea floor. >> and joining me now on the phone is wall street bureau cheer for southeast asia. patrick, thank you for being with us. let's start with this. we're covering this from half a world away. you're there in a country where most of the passengers on the plane were from. so how are people reacting especially with the news in the past 12 hours that 40 bodies were recovered? >> this is a great national drama here. most were going to singapore for a new year holiday. ...

To help us find an answer, we're joined by david corn washington bureau cheer for mother jones magazine and the author most recently of the center holes. as you know, jonathan, congress has been earning its 8% approval ratings recently. tonight senate leaders announced that it will preserve the filibuster. >> it was a bad deal. the nuclear option which shouldn't be called that which would be a return to common sense would have said that republicans or democrats if the shoe were on the other foot could the continue to filibuster legislation, continue to filibuster judges and supreme court justi...

In just about an hour, president obama will deliver remarks at the white house about the billions of dollars in automatic budget cuts set to kick in next week, using the bully pulpit. joining me now, washington bureau cheer, john stan, political southeastern writer, maggie haberman based here in new york. and bush campaign adviser. welcome all. >> good morning. >> maggie, when i saw the advisory, the president who's be surrounded by emergency workers, i have seen a vision of what the next six weeks are going to look like. >> well, and as you all say in first read this morning, right, this is a...