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People really do carry of him as, you know, this pretty avuncular guy, who is a good campaigner who jumps into the crowds. he's trying best to put that image forward. >> if we want to talk about images, i guess on the front page of the local newspapers and elsewhere, it's not going to be a picture of him not answering very well the question about what about your shaky debate performance, it's going to be him in the crowds. >> sure. his poll numbers took a beating after the debate and kamala harris went up 10 percentage points on average. she absolutely vaulted into competition. >> can i say wh...

Louisiana is one of the nation's biggest oil and gas producers. a proposed change to a decade-old school busing policy sends 19 people to jail. >> if you refuse to leave the building, you're going to be arrested for trespassing. >> we'll hear from opponents and supporters. ♪ let me tell you about a very important phone call i made.

>> shepard: we have been reporting on the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. in a fox urgent tonight we are learning more about how the defense secretary robert gates plans to alter that policy. the controversial policy on gays a senior defense official telling fox news secretary gates will make it tougher to kick out personnel by having each case reviewed by higher ranking officers. kicking out enlisted service member would require approval from a one star general. official announcement expected tomorrow. the defense department is still reviewing a possible change in the overall don't a...

Complained they couldn't hear each other in the meeting hall, but county officials voted 5-4 to end the policy of assigning children to schools based on income, that policy was intended to make sure that no school had more than 40 percent of their students on subsidized lunch programs. when it was first adopted in 1999, economics-based busing was seen as a way of moving beyond racial preferences while still ensuring this advantage had kids access to equal opportunities but parents living in the suburbs complained kids were having to travel too far to go to school. last year they elected a new ...