. >> introducing sharon engle's crazy. made with real mint. all our crazy juice is made with nonclorinated water. so, so, so extreme! >> joining us is rick cline. at least they are getting more creative. >> have you to be funny. at least we are seeing humor. have you to match that up with the campaign message. it's hard to see it if in the crazy juice ad. >> but that was a good one. >> it was funny. but you need to break through. that's the bottom line from my perspective there. i think we are seeing a great, silly season of ads. you need to do something different because people are seeing way too much. governor wanna-be barrett said he's cheap. cheap's good. >> this could be the year of the cheapskate. if you can defend yourself as fiscally responsible, he's talking about his personal and professional life. people can associate him with, yeah, i like that guy, he's tight fisted and that's a message. >> we didn't show the one out of colorado, where michael bennett says his opponent is like sharon engle. he is reaching across borders, saying he

the senator is in a tight race against republican sharon engle. ♪ ♪ clear clear >> thanksgiving for beinge. flu >> i see search light represented. we have some people representing this area. >> i want to thank the student and teachers here, especially the principal here. my wife and i are products of the clark county school system. five of my grandchildren went to public school in clark county and right now, 11 of my grandchildren are attending public school in nevada. i know how smart the kids are and know we need to move them along. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure our kids have everything we can did to make it possible. it starts with this. no one is going to threaten to take away the department of education. you see the department of education is so important to fund schools just like orr. it helps kids from orr be able to afford to go to college. >> there's been talk this week talking about what this person or that person looks like. i know each of you look like a nevada an to me. flu we are fighting a tough fight. there are three important issues on my mind and on your min

senate race and in nevada, sharon engle leads by 39 points and. >>> life in prison, the sentence handed down to shazad, the man behind the failed bombing attempt in times square last may. he pleaded guilty in june to 10 undercos of weapon's charges. he went on to say a defeat of the u.s. is imminent. >>> a mother and her two young sons killed in a deadly house fire. coming up next, investigators have have new released the call cause of the fire. >>> and missing without a trace. a search is underway for this missing maryland man who disappeared in a national park. >> i the trail completely. >>> and an experienced hiker stranded for six days after a series of wrong turns. tonight, his amazing story of -- amazing story of survival.  >> we now know what sparked a deadly house fire in lorton, virginia, last month. unattended candles are to blame. the fire killed a mother and two of her children. 24-year-old allie anderson and her sons, 5-year-old solomon and 3-year-old alphonso were killed. she managed to hand three of the other children out of the window to an adult below when she went ba

sharon engle leads harry reid by go points and the campaign said it raised $13 million former president clinton is there to campaign for him. >> and they hosting a webcast town hall. the president is back on the road this weekend. in washington, craig bosswell, fox news. >>> and fox 5 is following the races closely on air and online. click on our politics page. >>> another absolutely gorgeous day outside. this is nice for the fall. >> picture-perfect, yeah? if you like the cold weather, though, which am all for, there are some people complaining out, there would you believe? >> they're going to get their wish. >> there you go. >> and that is coming now. the cold front is moving through as we speak and today's numbers up into the lower 80s and 83 to 84 degrees and that is area wide. let me show you the temperatures right now and national, 80 degrees and 82 for dulles. we have pretty clear skies out there and clouds to the west and that is hiding rainfall. the rain is to the south of us and that looks like we'll have a beautiful day. the winds are picking up and that is going to be cooler

what the president was trying to do with harry reid, he's in a tight race with sharon engle, the presidentendum on my leadership, instead, it's a choice between two competing visions. take a listen. >> we have a choice between the policy that got us into this mess and the policies helping to get us out of the mess. it's a choice between the past and the future. a choice between hope and fear. i don't know about how, but i want to move forward. >> reporter: very interesting because harry reid is in such a tight race here. the fight of his political life. he could become the first majority leader since tom dash, sitting majority leader in north dakota. it's an embarrassment for democrats. they are pulling out the stumps. vice president biden was here. first lady is coming to vegas on november 1, the day before the election to stump for harry reid. that kind of star power, that much within ten days of each other show how worried the white house is for reid. >> ed, appreciate you, buddy. i think we are talking to you, later again this hour. i hope your drink is where you left it. >> it's coffe

in the case of harry reid, sharon engle race in nevada there's a guy running as a tea party candidate. engle's camp is really worried that in the end he may garner just enough votes to tilt the election to reid and deprive her of what she wants to be -- wants to happen. so there's a lot of that in-fighting. some of it is really nothing more than just grudges and there are places where there are actual issues that divide them. there's the issue of nullification. do the states themselves have the right to prohibit a federal law from being imposed. that is running through a number of states where there is disputes. there's one in virginia, in indiana there's a big dispute about whether the tea party should take that up. a lot of people think they shouldn't because going back some connotations. so it's interesting. it's certainly not harmony out there by any means. host: in virginia at least they're recognizing that they need to find their way through internal differences. foo guest: this dispute that was highlighted there in south dakota is not the kind of thing that one is seeing in vir

continues tomorrow night with the only planned debate between harry reid and his republican challenger sharon engle. a recent poll shows ms. % lead.ith a 42% to 40 $ lead thirdates in nevada's cadastral district -- istrict debatedebat at 11:00 p.m. eastern. >> it is a unique insight into how the court works. online, all free at the c-span video library. it's washington your way occurred >> this morning, we spoke to a reporter for the hill newspaper to get an update on this year's house races. this is 40 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] d'aprile is "the hill" campaign reporter. talk this through the dynamics at play here. these are states that could go either way. how are they leaving? guest: they're leaning republican. in a -- 8 out of 10 they are leaning republican. president obama won seven of these districts. there are a handful where the president still enjoys solid approval numbers. the had that -- the fact the republicans are ahead is significant. i would say that if you were looking into some of the numb

in the case of harry reid, sharon engle race in nevada there's a guy running as a tea party candidateengle's camp is really worried that in the end he may garner just enough votes to tilt the election to reid and deprive her of what she wants to be -- wants to happen. so there's a lot of that in-fighting. some of it is really nothing more than just grudges and there are places where there are actual issues that divide them. there's the issue of nullification. do the states themselves have the right to prohibit a federal law from being imposed. that is running through a number of states where there is disputes. there's one in virginia, in indiana there's a big dispute about whether the tea party should take that up. a lot of people think they shouldn't because going back some connotations. so it's interesting. it's certainly not harmony out there by any means. host: in virginia at least they're recognizing that they need to find their way through internal differences. foo guest: this dispute that was highlighted there in south dakota is not the kind of thing that one is seeing in virgi

in the case of harry reid, sharon engle race in nevada there's a guy running as a tea party candidatee's camp is really worried that in the end he may garner just enough votes to tilt the election to reid and deprive her of what she wants to be -- wants to happen. so there's a lot of that in-fighting. some of it is really nothing more than just grudges and there are places where there are actual issues that divide them. there's e issue of nullification. do the states themselves have the right to prohibit a federal law fromeing imposed. that is running through a number of states where there is disputes. there's one in virginia, in indiana there's a big dispute about whether the tea party should take that up. a lot of people think they shouldn't because going back some connotations. so it's interesting. it's certainly not harmony out there by any means. host: in virginia at least they're recognizing that they need to find their way through internal differences foo guest: this dispute that was highlighted there in south dakota is not the kind of thing that one is seeing in virginia. and

. >>> sharon engle criticized harry reid other health care reform and immigration. >> president obama a rare joint campaign appearance today in delaware where republican christine o'donnell is trying to win biden's old senate seat. >>> and one of the big campaign issues this year, federal spending is in the news and today the white house is to confirm that the federal budget deficit has topped $1 trillion for the second year. here's brian williams with what's coming up tonight on "nightly news". >> our popular making a difference series, average citizens bringing real life training into the classroom, goes a long way beyond career day at school. these volunteers are teaching kids their own trades on their own time. great program. it's growing. we want to call your attention to it tonight on nightly news. ann, for now, back to you. have a good weekend. >> you too, brian. by the way congratulations to your daughter. it is 8:06. let's go outside for a check of the weather. >> it is a big breast cancer walk this weekend. >> 40 miles. >> we're here to support the american cancer society ma

in the case of harry reid, sharon engle race in nevada there's a guy running as a tea party candidateamp is really worried that in the end he may garner just enough votes to tilt the election to reid and deprive her of what she wants to be -- wants to happen. so there's a lot of that in-fighting. some of it is really nothing more than just grudges and there are places where there are actual issues that divide them. there's the issue of nullification. do the states themselves have the right to prohibit a federal law from being imposed. that is running through a number of states where there is disputes. there's one in virginia, in indiana there's a big dispute about whether the tea party should take that up. a lot of people think they shouldn't because going back some connotations. so it's interesting. it's certainly not harmony out there by any means. host: in virginia at least they're recognizing that they need to find their way through internal differences. foo guest: this dispute that was highlighted there in south dakota is not the kind of thing that one is seeing in virginia. and

watch harry reid and senate candidate sharon engle face off. and then at 10:00 the final debate between tennessee's democrat ending our debate block live at 11:00 is the nevada third congressional district debate. looking at the louisiana senate race, the "washington post" reported that democrat charlie milalsaw leads republican senator david bitter by seven points. but poll numbers shows mr. bitter with 49% to mr. milalsau's 42%. and now to minnesota, the associated press reporting that governor tim paul lenity's national fundraising committee has raced more than $65,000 between the month of july and september -- bringing funds raced to $3.1 million. if he runs for president he'll have to raise separate campaign money. >> all this weekend live coverage from the texas book festival on book tv with eugene robinson on the splintering of black america, ingrid betancourt on her six years of captivity in the columbian jungle, and sam harris on science and human values. plus president civility and throughout the weekend panels on medical mysteries, c