there's a clear contrast between myself and congresswoman titus. she believes government is the answer to all your problems. i believe that you see the need for a new direction. >> thank you, pbs, for hosting us, and for all of you watching out there. i am proud to represent district 3 in congress, fighting for you in washington and serving you here at home in the district. when i was sworn in, that month alone we lost 800,000 jobs in this country. the deficit was over one trillion dollars, and nevada already led the country in foreclosures. today people are still hurting. i know that because i hear their stories everywhere i go throughout the district. stories about people losing their jobs, losing their insurance, losing their homes. these are stories that inspire me to work even harder. we need to do something to help these people. it took eight years of the failed policies of the bush to administration to get us into the greatest recession we have known in a generation. it will take more than 21 months to get us out. the question is not were ue

congresswoman titus talks about the failed bush policies. no one wants to go back to anyone's failed policies. who has the vision to look forward and take the lessons learned from the mistakes that were made from both previous administrations and put together a plan that will prevent us from finding ourselves in the same situation. that is the question that needs to be asked. the democrats say that when you want to go forward, you go into drive and you go enter first grade when you see yourself heading over a cliff at full speed, the first thing you will do is to put your car into r and galanter rivers. we need a new direction of real- world experience and someone who has worked these issues on a daily basis in their professional lives to bring that expertise to washington and develop a plan that will make sense, that will stop the spending and a wasteful deficits and the job killing policies that put us back on a path to prosperity. >> thank you all for sticking with us through this hour. it is true the last few years have been very difficu

representative dina titus, a democrat, won her seat in 2008. >> the main thing i hear is jobs. we have to create jobs. >> reporter: and this is the republican challenger joe heck. he's seen the unemployment rate here-- the highest in the nation at over 14%-- hit his family. one daughter, a new college graduate, is having trouble finding work. another daughter was laid off six months ago. >> she's actually on unemployment trying to find another job. >> reporter: to say this election is about the economy doesn't quite capture what is going on here. it's more basic than that. for many people, it's about survival. >> reporter: which is why titus emphasizes the basics when she talks to voters. >> i'm committed to helping them with the v.a., with their social security, with their medicare, with their foreclosure problem. and that's what they need right now, not the big theories, not the ideologies. it's keeping body and soul together. >> reporter: and far from running from her vote for the obama stimulus plan, she says it's critical to nevada's future, and saved jobs. >> reporter: jo

an outstanding woman deana titus is here.ate majority leader, former governor bon bob miller is here. my dear friend, my senator from illinois, dik derbon is here to help his partner, harry reid. i want to say to all the people from orr school, thank you for your hospitality. thank you. whenever i'm coming to investigate as, suddenly a whole bunch of my staff want to come with me. i've already told them they have to obey themselves. the main reason you are fired up. because in just 11 days, you have a chance to set the direction of this state and this country. not just the next five or ten years but the next several decades. if i'm going to be able to live out the dreams of the snashths i want to have a partner in the senate named harry reid. harry reid does the right thing. >> things don't always work out perfect perfectly he is always thinking, how am i gonna give the folks in nevada a better shot at life. and so, i want everybody here to understood what is at stake. i appreciate everybody saying obama. i want everybody to

journalists were staying the attack killed jose couso a camera man for the spanish tell us cinco and titus a veteran reuters cameraman. the wrong number. thirty one. i have a friend a colleague who was at the palestine when it was shot when the reuters office was shot by the take which the u.s. military claim that they take had drawn fire i've personally seen these tapes they showed the tape for several minutes before fire there was no gun fire anywhere everyone knows that the palestine is the journalist hotel that whole compound is for journalists the real message through actions from the pentagon is that we will make your life more hazardous and it's not just you know independent journalists and people on the left who have made this charge we've had many mainstream organizations like the committee to protect journalists expressing concerns sending letters having meetings with pentagon officials and the real question is why is the pen. god intimidating harassing and shooting journalists here in this country there is hardly been a peep dozens of journalists have died many of them an embedd

brace this new cost with thrashed ten on sunderland five want to st james's park the black cats have titus bramble sent off after fifty three minutes and grabbed a late consolation for darren bent's aston villa against birmingham and. tennyson compliance has won the w. th championships to continue while number one caroline does not speak in a final kinda hot slice of how it's true the i said to take its sixth straight and was cruising through the second when first nancy found a full hundred then she took it seven five to level a much that's the belgian regained her dominance again in the final set to take six six three and if the try fail. then that means on michigan has kind of surprising victory over former champion economy and fire at the st petersburg i think because i play i lifted the trophy after streit set six three seven six when it comes out of the second from kazakhstan to win a team from title following and i'm going to have success and come back at it this year it. has moved on to the ice now and that was a stunning result in the kontinental hockey league as work as you grok c

is a brace as newcastle thrashed ten on sunderland five one as in james's park the black cats have titus bramble sent off after fifty three minutes and got a light consolation through darren bent while aston villa got better and finished goalless. tennis now and kim clijsters is currently on court against caroline wozniacki at the w.i. championships final in doa and. quick look at the score show is coming back next in the final crisis where she just just gone a game up with a break because you just said three to two close to so soft and in the meanwhile time macalso cushing got a surprising when i perform a champion mikkel usually in the phone of some petersburg and a straight sets win a concept plan. meanwhile in the k h l i haven't got needed jaromir jaeger overtime goal to get a win after maybe list the almost club still second in the western conference plenty more games underway as we speak the big match of the day is western conference leaders in a moscow test instance and petersburg best tight three things the defending champions aren't bossed they're also tired they can still go o

and also dina titus running for a congressional seat there with a tough race.talk to today said things that were concerning in making their case for him. they are saying they are looking at the none of the above. there is a choice on the ballot for none of the above. polling at 5%. internal polls quite a bit higher. they're saying look, we think you can get around 46%. then we have this plus there is nine, you know, other candidates in the race. hoping that all of that will come together and work to his advantage. that is the risky plan, though. >> bret: james did the comment in the interview hurt him? >> i don't know. people are beating up on harry reid for that but he makes he laugh. i call him the sad clown of a senate majority leader. he is a great depression cure. >> bret: rich? >> if you were dropped in from outer space and you just had to guess which of the candidates was a gaffe prone outsider in america won primary and which was the outsider you'd have no idea. template for the race is new jersey. we had unpopular incumbent jon corzine turn it on chris

moore going long to titus young. 43 yards later it's 6. 231 yards, two scores. boise stayed up.me by a whopping 535 to 80 yards. they won it 48-0. upset saturday in college football. two top team went down. bit by the badgers. ran for 104 yards, two scores. 31-18 upset victory. after their tour of sweden, the sharks return to san jose for their hope opener. early in the day announced athree-year contract extension. he was hoping to celebrate with a win over the thrashers. first period on the power play. danny healey there for the rebound. 300th career goal. jumps to a 2-0 lead but atlanta rallies. puts the thrashers up 3-2. 4-2 your final. earthquakes win to houston while jamie mcmurray wins in charlotte. all those highlights at 5:00. >> up next at 5:30, california joins the investigation into what's now become a nationwide foreclosure scandal. and the impact of pension and healthcare reform measure could have on san francisco's city workers if it'ssssssssssssssssss ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. california has joined a nationwide investigation into foreclosures. this investigati

moore going long to titus young. 43 yards later it's 6. 31 yards, two scores. boise state up 41-0. a whopping 531 for 80 yards. college football, three top teams went down including number one ohio state. bit by the badgers in wisconsin. ran for 104 yards, a 31-18 upset victory. after their tour of sweden, the sharks return to san jose for their home opener. announced captain joe thornton for a three-year contract extension. the deal worth $21 million. hoping to celebrate with a win over the thrashers. patrick marchlo merely. atlanta rallies. they go on to win it, 4-2 your final. earthquake wins 1-0 to houston while nascar murphy wins in charlotte. all those highlights at 5:00. >> up next at 6:30. california joins the investigation into what's now become a nationwide foreclosure scandal. and the effect of pension and healthcare reform on san francisco city workers if it's ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. california has joined a nationwide investigation into foreclosures. this investigation by all 50 states could force mortgage companies to settle allegations they improperly foreclosed

the effect of the top of the ticket, reid, what it will do to titus is unclear. the issues in the ballpark. host: republican line, minneapolis. caller: thank you for c-span. i love your show. i want to make a point because there's a certain edge to the guests of voice. like he is trying to be very convincing. i do not believe that there is a democratic party anymore. i think it is a democratic socialist party. and he had a caller referring to christin o'donnell. and he said the white house is happy that she won because it gives them the edge. but the caller called in to say he was going to vote for christine. but i am very concerned for my country. there was a gentleman from the armed forces committee speaking, and our defenses are being torn down. i do not look at polls. i just have this gut feeling that something is really not right. and you guys are so optimistic. even the young lady here on this show, your hostess, she almost sounds like she's a democrat. i am so perplexed. have you guys look at that? can you address that at all? guest: our publication is def

in an hour, will be back in nevada for the third congressional district debate, dina titus and joe heckat midnight eastern, tennesee's candidates for governor meet in their final debate. candidates, it's the for the house seat in ohio's ninth district. tonight, we have campaign coverage from tennessee, ohio, nevada, and washington, which is up next. if you are looking for ads from your home state, go to c- span.org/politics. sarah palin began a three day swing through california today, as she appeared in san francisco at a forum offered by the conservative liberty and freedom foundation. the former vices

the effect of the top of the ticket, reid, what it will do to titus is unclear. the issues in the ballpark. host: republican line, minneapolis. caller: thank you for c-span. i love your show. i want to make a point because there's a certain edge to the guests of voice. like he is trying to be very convincing. i do not believe that there is a democratic party anymore. i think it is a democratic socialist party. and he had a caller referring to christine o'donnell. and he said the white house is happy that she won because it gives them the edge. but the caller called in to say he was going to vote for christine. but i am very concerned for my country. there was a gentleman from the armed forces committee speaking, and our defenses are being torn down. i do not look at polls. i just have this gut feeling that something is really not right. and you guys are so optimistic. even the young lady here on this show, your hostess, she almost sounds like she's a democrat. i am so perplexed. have you guys look at that? can you address that at all? guest: our publication is de

the effect of the top of the ticket, reid, what it will do to titus is unclear. the issues in the ballpark. host: republican line, minneapolis. caller: thank you for c-span. i love your show. i want to make a point because there's a certain edge to the guests of voice. like he is trying to be very convincing. i do not believe that there is a democratic party anymore. i think it is a democratic socialist party. and he had a caller referring to christine o'donnell. and he said the white house is happy that she won because it gives them the edge. but the caller called in to say he was going to vote for christine. but i am very concerned for my country. there was a gentleman from the armed forces committee speaking, and our defenses are being torn down. i do not look at polls. i just have this gut feeling that something is really not right. and you guys are so optimistic. even the young lady here on this show, your hostess, she almost sounds like she's a democrat. i am so perplexed. have you guys look at that? can you address that at all? guest: our publication is de

tina titus is a freshman representative who was swept in on that obama way. the third district is a suburban district around las vegas where you have a lot of those independent voters who are worried about the economy, worried about home foreclosures. her challenger is joe lojack, a former state senator, also from that -- joe lojacheck, a formere senator, also from that area. there is a much money in it. voters are feeling pretty bombarded by the top of the ticket. i do not know how much attention they are paying to this race further down. but that is a race that is encapsulating the whole landscape this year. >> voters in nevada and viewers across the country who are interested in that race can hear from the candidates themselves tonight. we're covering both of the senate and the house debate tonight. the senate is live 9:00 p.m. eastern time and then the house district debate will be at 10:00 p.m. -- 11:00 p.m. >> throughout the weekend, there will be panels on medical mysteries, capital punishment, and infamous fugitives. get the entire schedule on ktv.org

the effect of the top of the ticket, reid, what it will do to titus is unclear.the issues in the ballpark. host: republican line, minneapolis. caller: thank you for c-span. i love your show. i want to make a point because there's a certain edge to the guests of voice. like he is trying to be very convincing. i do not believe that there is a democratic party anymore. i think it is a democratic socialist party. and he had a caller referring to christine o'donnell. and he said the white house is happy that she won because it gives them the edge. but the caller called in to say he was going to vote for christine. but i am very concerned for my country. there was a gentleman from the armed forces committee speaking, and our defenses are being torn down. i do not look at polls. i just have this gut feeling that something is really not right. and you guys are so optimistic. even the young lady here on this show, your hostess, she almost sounds like she's a democrat. i am so perplexed. have you guys look at that? can you address that at all? guest: our publication is def

congregations around the aegean rim, or he sends out his helpers and his coworkers, people like timothy and titus to take information or check out what's happening over in philippi or someplace like that, sometimes perhaps even to go and help start a new congregation someplace over in, say, colossae or maybe up toward the interior in galatia. so we have to imagine the pauline mission as a kind of beehive of activity. >> ( dramatized ): greet andronicus and junia, my relatives who were in prison with me. greet my beloved epaenetus, who was the first convert in asia for christ. greet apelles, greet ampliatus, my beloved in the lord. greet urbanus, our coworker in christ and my beloved stachys... >> the traditional view of the composition of the early christian communities is that they are from the proletariat. early marxist interpreters of christianity make a great to-do with this. it's a movement of the proletariat. it's essentially from the lowest classes. but if you actually look at the book of acts, and you look at paul, and you begin to collect the people who are named or identified in some wa

knock, shoulder to shoulder with the rest of labor in the congressional district three that dinah titus is running. and then those doing door knockling, phone banks, a lot of -- knocking, phone banking, a lot of people to get out on november 2. host: early voting, have you seen any numbers? do you know how it's looking for -- guest: what we heard in nevada on saturday morning is that 60% of the labor households have already voted through early voting. host: what does that mean for harry reid? guest: we need to make sure that everybody understands that we face a critical choice on november 2 and get additional votes out for him. what i care about on november 3 is that whoever's elected helps america get back to work because people are suffering. we are working harder and earning less and we need to address those problems through our government. host: what's agenda item number one? guest: jobs. host: how do you go about that? guest: we want elected officials to join hands with corporate america and reinvest in our economy. we don't think this is a government solution, that there needs to

knock, shoulder to shoulder with the rest of labor in the congressional district three that dinah titus is running. and then those doing door knockling, phone banks, a lot of -- knocking, phone banking, a lot of people to get out on november 2. host: early voting, have you seen any numbers? do you know how it's looking for -- guest: what we heard in nevada on saturday morning is that 60% of the labor households have already voted through early voting. host: what does that mean for harry reid? guest: we need to make sure that everybody understands that we face a critical choice on november 2 and get additional votes out for him. what i care about on november 3 is that whoever's elected helps america get back to work because people are suffering. we are working harder and earning less and we need to address those problems through our government. host: what's agenda item number one? guest: jobs. host: how do you go about that? guest: we want elected officials to join hands with corporate america and reinvest in our economy. we don't think this is a government solution, that there needs to

nevada's third district, titus and joe heck, where 13% of the electorate is latino. new mexico's second district where incumbent harry teague is being challenged by pierce, attempting to regain his seat. and in fork's 13th congressional district where mike mcmahon is being challenged by righetti. more than 10% of the voters are latinos. it's not just the presence of voters thoo -- who are latinos that's driving this election. certainly the issue of immigration and lack of immigration reform has caught the attention of the entire country. the issue is on the nightly news virtually every single day. and it has captured the attention of latino voters. in june we polled 1,600 registered voters. these were latino registered voters. what was remarkable to -- to us is that for the first time in years of polling, the number of -- issue of immigration was with the number one issue as a priority as the election approached. typically the issues of importance to latinos have been education, health care, the economy, fishes -- issues that are important to all americans. but for t