you are enjoying and segment greenberg.nd temple's moore the sophomore out of southern high school in philadelphia. and 25 again. andist whenle off and started tighten up. and what we experienced. >> joe: you are seeing guys working harder off the screens in traffic. they are drawing more contact by moore. and the run a 9-0. and the first bucket and a 12-point lead. playing a bit. >> michael: the type of first half that greenberg. and delaney a good look. and blacks berg and ncaa tournament. they beat illinois in the first round. and the last few years the national invitational for the hokies. >> joe: 54-52 if memory serves. southern illinois, right? >> michael: correct. moore. there is some of that southern high work and a public league here. >> you with elnot play for tw- pbsive end. the problem for moore at times. >> michael: delaney in the crowd. green went, fernandez will start temple at the offensive end. you got it, it was a great look. but fern fashion for the tuesday -- fern fern for the deuce, they. they would not

and greenberg wanted to get the stop. we mentioned duke and north carolina. the it expanded.nd you include virginia tech and miami and boston college, only carolina, duke and maryland have a better acc mark during that period better than the hockeys. there 4th in terms of one loss percentage. >> joe: yet they have been able to turn it into one tournament bid. that's a sore spot. and into the free throw line.,. we did not the come to play in ni. its there is nothing wrong with that for a lot of teams. >> there is nothing wrong with that but allen after hearing the jumper and this goes inside for the score. >> michael: inside the 4-minute mark. and jeff allen the outstanding 6'7" junior out of washington, dc for virginia tech. making his presence felt. >> joe: you will see how much more effective he is at the rim. and he would like to go. and use that body. and the defenders and draw the fouls. he will come here to convert a 3-point play the old-fashioned way. >> michael: leading with the 3- 0 and green berg likes 55 from the early going here. not able to finish off that trip.

also stanley greenberg and alex castellanos, part of a panel assessing the obama presidency. and from the jfk library and museum, and nick burns and leslie on terrorism and the clear weapons. at five, hip-hop artist and actor ludicrous on youth mentoring. and later. thanksgiving day on c-span. >> on this vote, the are 60, denise r. 39, three fifths of the senators having voted in the affirmative, the notion is agreed to. without though, the senate visit health care to the floor. starting monday into december, follow the entire debate and how the bill would affect access to medical care. the public option, taxes, abortion, and medicare. life here on c-span 2, the only network that brings you the senate gabble to gavel. >> the oil minister says now is not the time for opec to increase production because the global economy is still weak. he spoke at an event hosted by the u.s. energy association. this is almost 50 minute. >> i'm very worthington executive director of the united date energy association and it's my pleasure to welcome you to our newsmaker with dr. lukman, the mini

. >> and if you read some of the literature done about his role in cases, it jan greenberg wrote a book or she painted him as being highly influential in important cases. so i think some people draw the wrong inferences from his silence from the bench. when people say this to me, i say, well, justice brennan did not ask questions and he is a hero to a lot of court watchers. one time, i was on the court room and he was asking questions that i said to someone a very long time ago, justice brennan was active today. and they said, his granddaughter was in the courtroom. i do not know if that was true, but -- >> one day, justice thomas was unbelievably active. it was a case of virginia involving whether it was a violation of first amendment for virginia to make it unlawful to burn a cross. and all of the sudden, his voice came out. he has an amazing voice. it is this extraordinary sort of base. he was very powerful and spoke with great passion, question after question after question period -- question after question after question . he has to decide how to be a justice. it is too bad not to

spielberg with this year's miss liberty medal from the national constitution center also, stanley greenberg and alex kastellanos on the economy. also a form on terrorism. >> the government insurance fund that predicts bank deposits has fallen into debt for the first and since the early 1990's. the federal deposit insurance corporation reports a third quarter deficit of more than $8 billion. it plans to make up the difference by having banks prepay billions of dollars in fees. this briefing is a half an hour. >> good morning, welcome to the third quarter quarterly banking press conference. sheila bair will open a meeting and we will take some remarks from the media. after the presentation, we will have fbi staff to enter further questions. -- we will have the fdic staff to answer further questions. for the q&a, please wait for the microphone. i will now introduce fdic chairman, sheila bair. >> thank you, andrew. good morning everybody and welcome to our briefing on industry results for the third quarter. for the past several quarters, i have described to you a fairly consistent trend for the

third of americans describe their own families that way as being a mom, dad, kids, according to stan greenberg. the number one description for a family today is love, that people get. love. so when people are asked to describe what their families are in an open number question, the answer is love. i can understand that. if you go back to 1960, 80% of kids under the age of 18 lived with a married parent. now 69 and a falling. sixty-nine and falling. divorce rate has doubled from 1960 to 2000, but it's been pretty stable. interestingly at the beginning of our country, most marriages ended in death. now the end by choice. [laughter] 1960, 5% of newborns had unmarried mothers. today that's a third and rising. among african americans, of course, that number is very high at 68.5%. but other races are catching up very rapidly to that. between 1960 and 2000, the number of single-parent families tripled from nine to 27%. and again, that is rising. cohabitation before marriage. that was about half a million americans in 1960. 4.7 million in 2000, probably getting close to 10 million by the time we get t

bush and democratic pollster stanley greenberg.hour and 10 minutes. >> one of the great things about this conference is people go face-to-face and meet each other. you'd be surprised what that means. i want to make one comment about the last panel which i thought was superb. sometimes in politics, i have been as guilty of this as any one else, but we too often used a machete and forget about the scalpel. the best example of the scalpel i know is one of my favorite politicians ever, a governor from louisiana running for reelection and a guy who is a ford dealer in louisiana in a town of about 3500 people. he was running against him and the argument was he was corrupt and had been in power for too long and had forgotten his roots. the other guy was a ford dealer and he said i want to say this about my opponent -- he's an honest guy, a deacon of the first baptist church, in the rotary club. if i had to buy ford, i would buy that ford from him because he's the kind of guy who will be a good deal and if something happens to your car, yo

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my agent, and jill greenberg is a real friend as well as an outstanding representative who has believedn me for a long time now. my parents, there wasn't enough applause. my parents, dr. quest and carol styles were here tonight. having come all the way from fully, minnesota, where i was born. they looked so far north they can seize their appeal and from their house. and my wife, jessica, who is brilliant, beautiful, thoughtful, soulful come in the real professional when it comes to writing. we barely made it here this week because we were both hit with the bug that sent me to the emergency room as well as my young son who is doing much better now and is being cared for by a wonderful mother-in-law back in favorite cisco. she is here as she has been here with me every step of the way. thank you all so much. [applause] >> last award, folks. to present the 2009 national book award for fiction is dr. charles johnson. dr. johnson is the author of middle passage, which won the national book award in fiction in the t. 90. his most recent work of fiction is dr. king's refrigerator, and other be

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stan greenberg is not happy with me because i spent three years beating republicans in 2006 through 2008 he is being nice. he is one of the finest pollsters in america today. one of the finest pollsters in the democratic party. and his democracy corps puts out some of the most terrific survey research. for us in the outside to see the very finest quality survey research and for tax reasons, you have to put it out there pretty much. you are looking over the shoulder of some of the best political lines in the business. if imitation is the sincerest form of flattery there is -- a republican think tank. you have to go around the world and talk to the world leaders that stan has pulled four. he headed up the team that elected bill clinton to the presidency. if you were going to describe on the republican polling side sort of nordstrom's and bloomingdale's put together. so they are huge but enormously high quality and also, some of the -- when i call any of the partners there, i am getting the straight scoop. they see so much data that they are going to see something before almost anybody else

stanley greenberg as part of a panel assessing the obama presidency.rom the jfk library and museum, nick burns on terrorism. at 5:00 p.m., ludacris on youth mentoring. >> on this vote, the yays are 60, nays are 59. the motion is agreed to. >> said the moves the health care bill to the floor, live starting monday. public option, taxes, abortion, and medicare on the only network that brings to the said that gavel-to-gavel. >host: sheila krumholz, executie director at center for responsive politics here in washington, d.c., and they monitor campaign contributions. this year, what are you finding in the aggregate? guest: $422 million has been spent on lobbying by the health care and insurance sector. phar-mor is given in campaign contributions. host: there are others who seem to be very active and involved in this, including labor unions, organizations representing seniors. when you tally up all of that, what does the picture looks like? guest: you are right. it is far broader than just the health sector. so far, there has been $2.5 billion spent on lobbyi

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stan greenberg is not happy with me because i spent three years beating republicans in 2006 through 2008. he is being nice. he is one of the finest pollsters in america today. one of the finest pollsters in the democratic party. and his democracy corps puts out some of the most terrific survey research. for us in the outside to see the very finest quality survey research and for tax reasons, you have to put it out there pretty much. you are looking over the shoulder of some of the best political lines in the business. if imitation is the sincerest form of flattery there is -- a republican think tank. you have to go around the world and talk to the world leaders that stan has pulled four. he headed up the team that elected bill clinton to the presidency. if you were going to describe on the republican polling side sort of nordstrom's and bloomingdale's put together. so they are huge but enormously high quality and also, some of the -- when i call any of the partners there, i am getting the straight scoop. they see so much data that they are going to see something before almost anybody els

stanley greenberg, part of a panel discussing the obama presidency. from the jfk library and museum, terrorism and nuclear weapons. later, howard dean anddick armey -- and dick armey on capitalism. >> special middle east envoy george mitchell discussed a decision by the israeli government to temporary -- temporarily limit expansion in the west bank. he speaks with reporters about the middle east peace process for a half-hour. >> welcome to the briefing. as promised, the senator is here and he will give you an update on the recent enactment by it -- announcement by the israeli government with regard to a settlement. . . we believe it is the best way for them to live in peace and security. it is also in the national security interest of the united states it is urgently needed. the president knows achieving this goal will be difficult. he has said that he will not one of her -- waver in his pursuit in the middle east. for that reason, he has dedicated himself and his it ministration to the resumption of negotiations and to the creation of an atmosphere t

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also stanley greenberg aunt alex castellanos, a panel assessing the obama presidency and from the j.f. kehl library bernsen leslie geld on terrorism and nuclear weapons. at 5:00 hip-hop artist ludicrous on mentoring and howard dean and dick armey on the economy and capitalism. thanksgiving day on c-span. >> on this vote, the yeas are 60, the nays are 39, 3/5 of the center's duly chosen and sworn have voted in the affirmative. the motion is agreed to. >> with that of the senate moves its health care bill to the floor starting monday and through december. follow the entire debate and how the bill will affect access to medicare the public option, taxes abortion and medicare like here on c-span2, the only network that brings to the senate gavel to gavel. >> next, an event with education secretary arne duncan and new york city mayor michael bloomberg. they discussed the program called the "race to the top" which sets conditions for federal education dollars. from the center for american progress, this is an hour. >> good morning and welcome everyone. i am the president of the center for am

larry gisolano, john anzalone, the specializes in electing democrats in difficult places, stand greenberg, who i have known for as long as i have been covering politics, a democratic pollster whose clients have included bill clinton, al gore, tony blair, and nelson mandela -- pretty good list. on his side, bill mcinturff, and republican pollster, who i have known for just about as long as i have been covering politics. this list includes it seems just about every republican official, but i'm told 19 senators, seven governors, 40 house ministers, and -- for the house matters -- 40 house members, and we know he worked for john mccain, and mark mckinnon, a media consultant whose clients include john mccain and george w. bush. and finally, alex cost a lot, who has been a consultant to seven republican presidential campaigns -- alex catalano. he has gone to toe with politicians of all stripes on cnn and can tell us what anderson cooper is really like. we want to talk about the first year of this very eventful and even to malta was obama presidency -- even tumultuous obama presidency. taking th