frank conaway o run next year.as conaway last month handing out caaeras as part of his crime snapping crime. he has seen the crime decline in the past year and he plann to do something about. he plans to start balancing the city's strapped budget by making cuts at the top. >> vicc mayor, we don't neee we don't need secuuity detaill3 for the mayyr. we wil ut that out. >> the 77 years old says he is happy with his currenn job as clerk but was inspired to run after his victory innthe primary election. he ran forrmayor in 2003 an and 2007. >>> the midterm elections in november are jjst a month away aad for ll the latest news and polls, jjst go to our website at the news eatures section. >>> the supreme court is back in session for a new term today and some high-profile case right side on the docket including on3 frrm right here in maryland. on wednesday the high courr wwll see the case of a maryland fathee who is suing the west the church protested the funeral of john nyder. john snyder sued and won $11 million, but th

belinda conaway says most people in the neighborhood want the new stores. >> based on the hundreds of postcards that i received from resident there is the area, it's something that they want. there are other folks that would like for us to negotiate to get more, which is something that i would like as well to get more for if workers and residents and we will continue to work on that. >> conaway's whose district include the project site in reg ton says she has been in negotiations with wal-mart officials over worker benefits now for more than a month. >>> maryland's attorney general issues an opinion in the suit between maryland lottery commission and penn national gauge over slots. attorney general doug dance letter says he does not believe the commission can order penn national gauge to stop funding opponents of the slots casino in arundel mills mall. it faces a vote in november that could sink the project. penn national opened the state's first casino in cecil county. the law duce not allow the commission to regulate licensees campaign contributions. >>> all right. a decent day of w

conaway. and we haven't announced our endorsement yet or ahead that endorsement, but we will within the coming week. and that should add a little bit to the mix, too. people don't realize that cincinnati, since we're on the border with kentucky along the river there, the cincinnati enquirer, is also the kentucky enquirer over the kentucky and we cover that northern kentucky area which does tend to be very conservative area. as well as the greater cincinnati area. host: do you want to give us an indication of who you're thinking of endorsing? guest: no. host: thought i would try. david joining us from cincinnati. gerning. we're join by ray, editorial writer and tony norman in pittsburgh at the post gazette. good morning, david. kiverageds thanks for having these gentlemen on this morning. good morning, ray. this question is for you. i read the piece this morning on the ohio first district congressional race, and enjoyed it. and i attended the friday morning debate between the two candidates. my

i have been watching the kentucky race between conaway and paul. -- conway and paul. i am wondering how the local races, democratic and republican strength, are helping other candidates? guest: the strength of the ticket pretty much benefits everybody. what you said it is interesting. if jack conway has any chance to win the race, he needs to run up big margins in louisville, a lexington, to offset where he will lose in other areas. paul may win more comfortably than we think. host: yesterday we had a guest on -- we were showing a clip of the senator grassley. is he in trouble? guest: despite being on the floor as many times as he has, he is serious, he raises the money, he is running a full campaign this time. the last numbers i saw he was 18 points ahead. he should be fine. host: a viewer tweets in -- guest: if this was not 2010, this would join my troika of absolutely top races. the state is known for its close races, but this is just not her year. this is not a reflection on robin carnahan, it is a reflection on the political firebrand. host: next caller. caller:

i am here from tim conaway, but they need to be more vocal on their agenda. they have done some good things. they corralled wall street. ms. wasserman, could you please tell them to talk about what the republicans have voted no on? we tried to get a bill through on the outsourcing. host: i think she was referring to jack conway, running against rand paul. i have consistently heard our members talk about health care reform, the major record of accomplishments on tax breaks for the middle-class, small businesses, on wall street reform, the recovery act, the fact that before of president -- before president obama took office, we were bleeding 700,000 jobs, the month, now we are gaining. we have a long way to go, and people want the pace of recovery to be quicker, but we have made some significant progress. i understand her annexed. there are some members who are partners in various issues, talking to their constituents. that is why it is important to highlight the real importance of what we can focus on. the generic ballot, that generally compares people's senti

i am here from tim conaway, but they need to be more vocal on their agenda. they have done some good things. they corralled wall street. ms. wasserman, could you please tell them to talk about what the republicans have voted no on? we tried to get a bill through on the outsourcing. host: i think she was referring to jack conway, running against rand paul. i have consistently heard our members talk about health care reform, the major record of accomplishments on tax breaks for the middle-class, small businesses, on wall street reform, the recovery act, the fact that before of president -- before president obama took office, we were bleeding 700,000 jobs, the month, now we are gaining. we have a long way to go, and people want the pace of recovery to be quicker, but we have made some significant progress. i understand her annexed. there are some members who are partners in various issues, talking to their constituents. that is why it is important to highlight the real importance of what we can focus on. the generic ballot, that generally compares people's senti

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that features ran paul and jack conaway. that follows with the minnesota governor race.n is reporting today that senator robert menendez from new jersey is unveiling a memo that asks where is the search? despite national momentum for republicans, he says rick publicademocrats have passed moe ballots than republicans. how is the use of social media impact of this year's races? live programming continues later with a panel discussion on social media and the 2010 elections posted by politico.com facebook, and george washington university. that will get underway at 6:30 eastern on c-span. >> this week on "the communicators. : " mark mclaughlin will talk about internet tonight on c-span2. >> next, a debate between the candidates present in mississippi's congressional district. travis childers and alan m. chellie. -- alan nunnelee. a poll showed mr. nunnelee leading mr. childers. and this rate has been rated as a tossup. this is just over an hour. >> will come. i am curtis will curse. i will be the referee today. i want to thank you all for coming and when to let you know ther