and marvin kalb on journalism ethics. tomorrow on "washington journal," a discussion on the obama administration's policies on jobs and the economy with democratic strategies karen finny and kevin madden. and how poorly equipped haiti is for natural disasters with mathieu ejean. and the discussion in massachusetts how to fill the latest seat with senator paul kirk. 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> the oath of office will now be administered to the governor-elect of the commonwealth of virginia, robert francis mcdonnell, by honorable barbara milano keenan, justice of the supreme court of virginia. [applause] >> are you ready to take the oath in. >> i am ready. >> please repeat after me, raise your right hand. i, robert francis mcdonnell, do solomnly swear, that i will support the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the commonwealth of virginia, and that i will faithfully and impartially discharge the duties incumbent up on me as governor of the commonwealth of virginia, according to the best of my ability,

marvin kalb is the james clark dwelling presidential hello at george washington university here. marvin is also the edward r. murrow professor emeritus from the harvard kennedy school of government. and he appears frequently on npr and on fox as an analyst. marvin had a 30 year career at cbs and nbc. he was the chief diplomatic correspondent for cbs, for many years, prior two that had been the moscow correspondent you whe college students is the fact that marvin was actually in cambridge studying for a ph.d. when he got an opportunity to go to moscow for the state department. and that a year later than he was signed on her by cbs, the last correspondent hired by edward r. murrow, and so he went right from academia to the firing line and was a brilliant cbs correspondent for so many years. later on in b.c. he was the moderator of meet the press. two peabody awards, that's the biggest in broadcast journalism, dupont prius overseas press club awards, too many to count, and a bunch of emmys as well. he has written 10 books. two of them were novels. one of them was co-written with ted

speakers include marvin kalb, ed henry, and others.ution, nearly three- fourths of the population in the gaza strip is under 29 years old. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of a forum on the future for young palestinians living in the gaza strip, including comments from the former world bank president and democratic rep keith ellison. >> middle and high school students, just a few days left to'enter a s student cam contest. the grand prize is $5,000. all the winning videos will be shown on c-span, so do not delay coming into today. upload your project by midnight wednesday. >> oregon senator braun wyden hosted a town hall meeting last weekend to discuss proposed health-care legislation. he co-sponsored an amendment that would allow workers to opt out of their employer sponsored plan and buy coverage from health insurance exchanges. this is about an hour and 45 minutes. can you hear me in the back of the room? great. i would like to welcome everyone to this middle school. this is for our town hall for senator wyden. before move on, i

speakers in clued marvin kalb.estinians living in the gaza strip, including comments from the former world bank president and democratic rep keith ellison. >> did you know that the number one freaked news app is -- the number one freaked news app is c-span? there is a link to all our podcasts, and it is all free. >> a look at the proposed health insurance exchanges that are under consideration in congress. on "washington journal," with top with a health policy analyst from the urban institute. this is 45 minutes. that with a defect of conference committee with house leaders and the president over the health care bill. one of the headlines here in the "new york times" -- this is about the different versions in the house and senate versions over insurance exchanges. here to talk about that is linda blumberg from the urban institute. she is a senior health policy fellow. she has her ph.d. in health care. what is the basic concept of in exchange, and what is the difference between a state-run and federally-run? guest: