debate between democrat jack conway and republican rand paul, and buying to replace retiring senator jim bunning. watch that debate live at 7:00 p.m. eastern here later on, another live debate between washington senate candidates, incumbent patty murray and her challenger dino rossi. senator murray is running for fourth term. mr. rossi is a former nominee for washington governor, but lost twice. the bay -- the debate can be seen live at 10:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night on c-span. >> "q&a" sunday -- justice stephen breyer. >> it is sometimes hard to avoid your basic values, how you see the country, how you see the relationship between law and the average person in this country, what you think law is about -- those basic, fundamental, legal and political values i think are part of you and they will sometimes influenced an approach where the question is very -- influence an approach where the question is very open. >> justice stephen breyer on sunday night's "q&a." ." this is "the communicators." we're on location at gov 2.0 in downtown washington, d.c. we're pleased to introduce you to dan reed,

rand paul and jack conway are vying for the seat of jim bunning. you can see that live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. then they go to indiana where there is another senate seat opening up. dan coates is seeking to regain his old job. they are competing to succeed governor evan bayh. the only debate in the michigan's governor race -- then at 10:00 p.m., john lynch is running for reelection for a fourth term. john stevens has served as the state assistant attorney general. >> this week on "the communicators," michael paul and kevin martin on regulating broadband and their personal experiences at the helm of the fcc. >> a discussion on the issue of counterfeit prescription drugs. we get an overview followed by a panel on who was hurt when counterfeit drugs become a part of the marketplace. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning everyone. very nice. we are looking forward to today. allow me to introduce myself. i am the executive director for the partnership of safe medicine. we are thrilled to have the guest lineup that we do. i want to take this opportunity to thank you all for partic

>> when i got started in this race it was to defend jim bunning against attacks. the one thing that i admire about him, is that he wasn't afraid to stand on principal, when the congress and senate passed pay as you go and said don't add to the debt but pay-off things as we go, when nobody else would stand up and brave enough for the floor, he said enough is enough and said the bank bail-out was wrong. many people later could say they opposed it but he stood up and voted the way he believed was right for kentucky and i'm proud of him for that. >> gentlemen, thanks for being here and good luck. next monday, scheduled fwes are state democratic and republican party leaders along with jennifer moore and don david night. reporting returns during the news hour and then at 8:00, 7:00 central join for us a full evening over live coverage on-line. don't forget kentucky common wealth. thanks for watching kentucky tonight. for,ket i'm bill willman. good evening. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010]. >> on weekdays watch live coverage of the u.s. house of r

. >> reporter: the democrat vying for the seat being vacated by republican jim bunning is attorney general jack conway. both men are running hard. >> it's now a ground game, and with you on the phones, we're going to win this election. >> reporter: kentucky-- the home of bluegrass, bourbon, baseball bats and the world's most famous horse race-- has a political one on its hands this year. two mild-mannered canidates. two vigorous television ad campaigns. >> whose horse is jack conway riding? when the u.s. senate debated a government takeover of health care, conway supported it. jack conway, he's not riding kentucky's horse. >> rand paul wants us to pay $2,000 just to get medicare? that's crazy. i can't afford that. >> the real answer to medicare would be a $2,000 deductible. i don't know what planet he's from. >> reporter: in many ways, kentucky is the perfect state to test tea party strength. registered democrats outnumber republicans here by a healthy margin. yet barack obama lost to john mccain in 2008 by more than 16 points. so both senate candidates are going after conservative democra

they are running to replace rep jim bunning for the bill clinton rep -- campaign for mr.onway on monday and vice-presidential nominee sarah palin campaign for rand paul last month. this is one hour. >> live, from the concert hall on the campus of northern kentucky university, this is the 2010 kentucky u.s. senate debate. wednesday evening everyone. i and clyde gray, walking need to the campus of northern kentucky university. for the next hour, i will be moderating tonight's debate between democrat jack conway and republican rand paul. we will bring the candidates out in just a few moments, but first, a little bit about them. >> jack conway is a democrat. he is 41 years old. he has a bachelor of arts degree but to university and is a graduate of the george washington university law school. he has worked as a legislative aide and counsel for the house banking committee as well as for former kentucky gov. paul patton. he also practiced law in louisville and disco owner of a thoroughbred race horse. in 2007, he was elected kentucky attorney general, an office that he holds to

they are running to replace republican senator jim bunning, who is retiring.r president bill clinton campaigned for mr. conway and sarah palin campaigned for rand paul last month. this is an hour. >> live from the campus of northern, kentucky, university, this is the 2010 kentucky u.s. senate debate. >> good evening, everyone and welcome. i'm welcoming you to the campus of northern kentucky university. for the next hour, i will be moderating tonight's debate in the kentucky u.s. senate race between democrat jack conway and republican rand paul. we will bring the candidates out in just a few moments, but first a little bit about them. jack conway is a democrat. he is 41 years old. he holds a bachelor of arts degree from duke university sand a graduate from george washington university law school. banking committee as w as former kentucky gov., he also practiced law in louisville. in 2007, he was elected kentucky a pretty general, the office that he holds today. his wife and he had been married and they have one daughter and they live in louisville. republican r

jim funding. then to indiana for a debate for senate candidates. -- bunning. they are seeking democratic senator evan bayh's seat, who is retiring. then at 9:00, the only debate between the candidates hoping to be michigan cost governor.

debate between democrat john parkway and republican rand paul vying for the seat from retiring jim bunning. later on, another live debate between washington senate candidates, patty murray and republican challenger deano rossy face off in their second debate. senator murray is running for a fourth term. mr. rossy is a former nominee for washington governor but lost in 2004 and 2008. the debate is courtesy komotv in seattle. see it live at 10:00 eastern tonight at c-span. >> c-span's annual video documentary competition, $50,000 in prizes. this year's theme, washington, d.c. through my lens. for complete rules and information on how to upload your video, go to student cam.org. >> now, a discussion on african american voters and candidates in 2010. the joint center for political and economic studies hosted this event. we'll hear about the results of a new study they conducted that looks at the role african americans could play in the mid-term. this is a little more than an hour. (j1 given the extensive polling and election analysis we do from year to year, we have lock been a leading authori

jim bunning's seat. right now, according to the polls, it's a flat footed tie.ry interesting debate, very different views of where the country should go. as keith jackson likes to say about football teams, these guys plain don't like each other. >> brian: that boosted ratings. hope it will do the same for you. always good to see you. >> steve: we'll be watching this sunday. check your local listings for show times. >> ainsley: he has a busy day sunday. this is something to watch. tensions rising between lebanon and israel. now some say that it could escalate into the next big war reena joins us now. >> good morning. analysts say the next war between israel and lebanon could be one of the deadliest. i sat down with the head of the u.n. peace keeping forces in southern lebanon and i asked him what the u.s. government could do to strengthen a deal with lebanon. >> they have to support, to assist the lebanese government and armed forces because this is the key for the country to get peace. >> what specifically could the americans do that could remain help improve le

they are running to replace republican senator jim bunning who is retiring. a mason-mixon poll of voters released on october 21 showed rand paul leading jack conway 48% to 43% with a 4% margin of error. while the cook political report is rating this race a tossup. and c.q. politics leans republican. from yesterday. this is about an hour. >> welcome to kentucky tonight. good evening. i'm bill goodman. we'll focus on kentucky's u.s. senate race. our guests are jack conway of the democratic party and rand paul of the republican party. gentlemen, thank you for joining us on kentucky tonight. >> pli pleasure. >> this race and many across the nation has painltsed this election as one of the most expensive, nasty, and weird campaign seasons in recent history. a campaign of witches and grizzlies and in your race more charges and countercharges than you could shake a stick at. the herald leader said saturday, the war of commercials has been dominated by broad sides against the candidates not information about their proposals. raymond blithe of frankfurt emailed me tod

a c will be empty after retirement of republican senator jim bunning. that is followed by another live senate debate tomorrow in washington where incumbent senator patty murray is redundant -- is running against republican candidate. you can see the debate live at 10:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night right here on c-span. we will now hear from federal communication commission chairman to is genachowski on some proposed rules to alert consumers to high cell phone charges. the center for american progress closed this 50-minute event. -- hosted this event. >> good morning, or i should say good afternoon, everyone. i am the executive vice president here at the center for american progress. we are so pleased to have representatives of consumer advocates and the c-span audience with us. today's event is presented by the doing what works project, which seeks to demonstrate how all aspects of government, spending, tax policy regulation, could be made to perform better. we are honored to welcome the chairman of the fcc, julius genachowski to describe his agenda whi

[laughter] jim bunning with charm. leader, mitch mcconnell, who said no before he even got the invitation. [laughter] why stopping successful strategy now? so we had a lot to choose from and he chose me and i am forever grateful. this is the night your opponents dream of because is on tv. but to our democratic friends, and that is about everybody here -- [laughter] where is the fox table? i did not think so. everything you heard about is true about these folks. he could have chosen any democrat in the world. do you agree with that? what democrats would not want to be at an event with you all honoring bob schieffer. there would have jumped at the opportunity. but he chose sam nunn. and that tells you all you need to know about the modern democratic party. [laughter] apparently, there are no acceptable democrats the served after the fall of the berlin wall. [laughter] sam, you are a good man. you're a good mentor. in our business, that means you are old. [laughter] but when i grow up, i want to .e like you and stronmm bu

jim: very snug. phil: injuries about the only thing that kept him from being mentioned as bun of the top corners in theas being one of the top corners in the nfl. jim: right side intoork a wall. the ball is being pushed down to the 1. phil: took that whistal long time to blow because the pile never stopped moving. nothing there. everybody has their guy, held them up, but the thing is, no cowboy defender gets off the block so the tennessee titans keep moving the pile. jim: third and goal from the 1. phil: vince young over the top. jim: it's johnson over the top, touchdown, tennessee. phil: i like this run. the little cutback. designed to do that. so hard to go straight ahead in the nfl anymore in those short yardage situations. jim: a year ago, that was lendale white's job. get that last yard. plow ahead or go over the top. johnson now with a couple of touchdown runs. in this quarter. bironas makes it 34-27. mariani it up with a 73-yard run back. dallas with 3:28 to go and two time-outs. tonight on cbs, it's all new, beginning with "60 minutes." followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercove

jim funding. then to indiana for a debate for senate candidates. -- bunning.hey are seeking democratic senator evan bayh's seat, who is retiring. then at 9:00, the only debate between the candidates hoping to be michigan cost governor. and at 10:00, john when she is running for reelection for a fourth two-year term. his opponent, john stephen, has served as an attorney general for the health and human services. what are people watching at the c-span video library? you might be surprised. whether it is the most viewed the events of the day, week, or month, you can find every program since 1987. the president is to speak at about 10:50 on the nation's infrastructure. while we wait, some headlines from this morning's "washington journal." by the associated press. it says that the government is likely to announce this decision on friday. marking only the second year without an increase since automatic inflation adjustments were adopted since 1975. the cost of living adjustments -- host: we want to get your thoughts this morning. what will the impact be? if you rec