reid wilson says this year the republicans, the angryiest seem to be mobilizing democratic voters just like they did in 2006 and 2008. brian todd, washington. >>> still talking peace in the middle east. but it didn't look like it today. the critical deadline tomorrow that could make or break the peace talks. >>> plus the lake tahoe stunt that got two navy chopper pilots grounded. >>> and our warmup does continue. in fact, high pressure sticks around over the next few days. there is one particular day temperatures will be peaking. highlight that day coming up in your extended forecast. . >>> the peace talks between israel and the palestinians face a critical juncture tomorrow. that's when israel is set to lift its moratorium on settlement building in the west bank. and as rena ninean reports now from jerusalem if israel lifts that ban the palestinians say the talks are over. >> reporter: it's come down to the where wire. secretary of state hillary clinton has been meeting with israeli and palestinian officials to reach some sort of a compromise over the settlement freeze. but nothing ha

but reid wilson will be with us then. we'll extend you until 9:30 this morning and then turn the segment over to another directed question. let's try to get a couple more phone calls in here for reid wilson first. philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead. caller. caller: yes. host: you're on the air. caller: i'm calling on a democratic line. my name is lor rain. i'm calling from philadelphia. host: go ahead. caller: am i on the air? host: you are. caller: ok. the gentleman is right when he said the tea party's agenda is to stop the obama administration from ever achieving anything. i can show you an instance that proves that the tea party is made up of racists. and it's all about proving that a man of color, forget black, but a man of color across the board cannot run this country. they can not allow for a man of color to get in office, to do a good job as a president because they feel as though that somehow diminishes white superiority. but let me say one thing do not hang up. the tea party came into existence on february th

but reid wilson will be with us then. we'll extend you until 9:30 this morning and then turn the segment over to another directed question. let's try to get a couple more phone calls in here for reid wilson first. philadelphia, pennsylvania. go ahead. caller. caller: yes. host: you're on the air. caller: i'm calling on a democratic line. my name is lor rain. i'm calling from philadelphia. host: go ahead. caller: am i on the air? host: you are. caller: ok. the gentleman is right when he said the tea party's agenda is to stop the obama administration from ever achieving anything. i can show you an instance that proves that the tea party is made up of racists. and it's all about proving that a man of color, forget black, but a man of color across the board cannot run this country. they can not allow for a man of color to get in office, to do a good job as a president because they feel as though that somehow diminishes white superiority. but let me say one thing do not hang up. the tea party came into existence on february th

then, reid wilson talks to candidates who had gained support from the tea party.ius will talk about the current health care legislation if republicans lose the house in the midterm elections. >> they can do some serious harm to what is now begun which is a major change in the middle of the road. the power is beginning to shift from insurance companies to consumers and back to doctors and their patients. we are announcing this week the major consumer protections, which will finally be in place. we have talked about them for decades. companies will not be able to rescind policies any more. they will no longer be able to say to parents of a child with a pre-existing condition, "we are not going to cover your child or the treatments that your child needs to get better. "they will not be able to stop the treatments because somebody hits a lifetime cap. those are sometimes life and death situations. we'll have a focus on prevention and wellness which providers or thrilled about. too many people skip cancer screenings and mammograms. they do not get full immunizations fo

reid wilson editor and chief of "national journal's" hop line an joins us now.ullish on democrats' chances of holding the seats despite the massive wave out there's pt first thing to talk about it can they get the congressional ballot back to even? a number of, you might say, optimistic sign this weekend in in of the polls. in the a.p. poll among registered voters we should point out 47% want dems, 47% republic republicans. 48% democrats, 38% republican uns. >> not a significant change. make the registered voters likely voters. republican have a significant head start, significant margin, but if democrats are able to turn out their base, excite their base and get them as jazzed up as in 2008 they can cloet the gap. that what democrat, focusing on. >> how do they do that? >> use president obama and they've started to do so. president obama endorsed a couple incumbent members of congress in some sort of marge's the districts, what i think is interesting. congressman tom paerriello. trying to get them engaged. they've pledged $30 million to turning the same voters

and reid wilson says that the republicans are the angriest voters right now who are successful in getting and 2008. wolf? >> and conversely, brian, more democrats are disappointed in their own leadership right now. >> they are. and that sake distinction, because analysts say they more and more democrats are not angry, but disappointed that more has not been accomplished under the president and the domestic programs which could translate to them sitting home on election day, and once again, advantage republicans. >> thank you, brian todd. >>> now, in depth with john king host of "john king usa" which begins at the top of the hour, and candy crowley who hosts "state of the union" every sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. and if you look at the likely voters for congress, 75% say they have made up their minds and 20% are saying they could change their mind. and that is not a lot of leeway for the democrats to play with. >> they have no room for error to limit what's the expected losses as opposed to win anything. and the bulk of these people, when you look at the internals tend to be the conservativ

the two will meet this coming thursday at noon in gray's office at the wilson building downtown. reid campaigned for her boss, mayor adrian fenty who lost in last week's primary. she questioned gray's commitment to school reforms and said she didn't think she could work for him. gray has been critical of his management style. the firings of some teachers and said his chancellor must be able to get along with people. >>> the vatican is surprised about a money probe. italian authorities seized some $30 million from a bank. that bank top officers are being investigated for mistakes that violate italy's antilaundering law. >>> several streets downtown open tonight after a suspicious package started leaking today. it happened at a pharmaceutical company in the 900 block of f street northwest this afternoon. dc fire crews concluded the liquid was not dangerous after several businesses had been evacuated. >>> pennsylvania gas utility says there's no reason for a immediate concern after defective pipes were installed in thousands of buildings in virginia, maryland, ohio, and kentucky. a worke

also joining us, reid wilson will look at candidates supported by the party and their success rate. our last segment, brian powell looking at the definition of a family and the acceptance of same-sex couples and unmarried couples as a definition of family. that will be tomorrow on "washington journal" plus your phone calls and a look at the papers. it starts at 7:00 a.m. we will see you then. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . >> and after that, a confirmation hearing for jacob lew, president obama's choice to head the white house budget office. >> the conflict between the first amendment and national security "necessary secrets" author, this weekend on book tv. >> every weekend on c-span3, experience american history tv, 48 hours of people and events, telling the american story. hear historic speeches by national leaders and eyewitness accounts of events that shaped our nation. visit museums, historical sites and college campuses as professors delve into america's past. all weekend, every weekend on c-s

reid wilson of the hot line talks about successful primary candidates who have tea party support.ollowing that, a look at american values, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> today on "newsmakers," health and human services secretary talks about what could happen if republicans win control of the house. >> they could do some serious harm to what is now begun, which is a major change in the rules of the road. so the power is beginning to shift from insurance companies to consumers and back to doctors and their patients. we have announcing this week, these major consumer protections which will finally be in place and have been talked about for decades. companies won't be able to rescind policies any more, dump somebody out of the market because they got sick and they found a technical error. they will no longer be able to say to parents to a child with a preexisting condition, we're not going to cover the treatment at all or to cover the treatments they need to get better. they won't be able to stop treatment because somebody hits a lifetime cap. and while that applies to a very