natural gas. >> is taught this journal of the philadelphia inquirer who covers politics -- that is tom fitzgerald of the philadelphia inquirer who covers politics. >> c-span debate coverage continues monday night with the pennsylvania governor race between tom corbett and tom wolf . and the debate between incumbent stateentative terry and senator ashford. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. tomorrow treasury secretary jack lew delivers remarks and participate in a roundtable discussion on the economic effects of climate change. the event takes place on the eve of the u.n. climate summit to be tended by president obama. begins on c-span the 2015 student cam video competition is underway, open to all middle and high school students to create a documentary showing how a policy, law or action by the executive, legislative or judicial branch has affected you or your community. there are 200 cash prizes for students and teachers totaling $100,000. for a list of rules and how to get started, go to studentc a,.org. >> next, a senate hearing on the ebola outbreak in we

host: let's try the philadelphia governs' race and debate tomorrow night again with tom fitzgerald of the philadelphia inquiry. mr. fitzgerald, good morning. host: good morning. how are you? host: host: could you set up not only this debate tomorrow night which folks can see on c-span but where the two candidates stand as far as this race is concerne concerned? >> absolutely. the first debate tomorrow is that it finds the incumbent, the top republican, needing to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the under dog almost from the beginning which is a huge surprises in a new statement that historically has re-elected the incumbent governs overwhelmingly. basically, it's been a stable race. the real clear policy averages have democrat tom wolfe with 17 percentage points, a little over a fraction over, and there was a new poll up this morning from the kneeland berg and the morning call newspaper in allentown found wolfe leading 52% to 31% among likely voters. it also found that it's not necessarily a pro-wolfe vote. half of the respondents said they were -- who were

host: let's try the philadelphia governs' race and debate tomorrow night again with tom fitzgerald ofhiladelphia inquiry. mr. fitzgerald, good morning. host: good morning. how are you? host: host: could you set up not only this debate tomorrow night which folks can see on c-span but where the two candidates stand as far as this race is concerne concerned? >> absolutely. the first debate tomorrow is that it finds the incumbent, the top republican, needing to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the under dog almost from the beginning which is a huge surprises in a new statement that historically has re-elected the incumbent governs overwhelmingly. basically, it's been a stable race. the real clear policy averages have democrat tom wolfe with 17 percentage points, a little over a fraction over, and there was a new poll up this morning from the kneeland berg and the morning call newspaper in allentown found wolfe leading 52% to 31% among likely voters. it also found that it's not necessarily a pro-wolfe vote. half of the respondents said they were -- who were voting

. >> let's try the philadelphia governors race and the debate tomorrow night again with tom fitzgeraldof the "philadelphia inquirer." good morning. host: could you set up not only this debate tomorrow night which folks can see on c-span but where the two candidates stand as far as this race is concerne concerned? >> absolutely. the first debate tomorrow is that it finds the incumbent, the top republican, needing to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the under dog almost from the beginning which is a huge surprises in a new statement that historically has re-elected the incumbent governs overwhelmingly. basically, it's been a stable race. the real clear policy averages have democrat tom wolfe with 17 percentage points, a little over a fraction over, and there was a new poll up this morning from the kneeland berg and the morning call newspaper in allentown found wolfe leading 52% to 31% among likely voters. it also found that it's not necessarily a pro-wolfe vote. half of the respondents said they were -- who were voting for involve but they were motivated by diss

. >> let's try the race and redate tomorrow night with tom fitzgerald of "the philadelphia inquirer."fine, thank you. could you set up not only this debate tomorrow night which folks could see on c-span but where the two candidates stand farce this race is concerned. >> absolutely. this first debate tomorrow is, it finds the incumbent governor tom corbett, a republican, needing to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the underdog almost from the beginning, which is a huge surprise in a state that almost, that historically has reelected its incumbent governs, ov governors overmwhelmingly. basically the real clear politics has democrat tom wolf up by 17 percentage points, a little over a fraction over and there was a new poll out this morning from muehlenberg college and "the morning paper" found wolf leading 52% to 31% among likely voters. it also found it's not necessarily pro-wolf respondettes. half said they were motivated by dissatisfaction with corbett. >> i was going to ask if there were specific instances why mr. corbett is seeing these low numbers. >> it's

phadelphia >> let's put let's put ainquiry philadelphia governor's race and host with tom fitzgerald of the: ho philadelphia inquirer. which mr. fitzgerald, good morning. cn >> guest: good morning. far >> host: can you set up the debate where the candidates stand as far as the race is concerned? >> the first debate tomorrow finds the incumbent governor corbett meeting to really have something happen to reset this race. he's been the underdog almost from the beginning which is a huge surprise in the states that almost historically has reelected its incumbent governors overwhelmingly. basically, it's been a stable race. the politics average have democrat tom wolfe up by 17 percentage points a little over a fraction over and there's the new poll this morning from college and the morning call newspaper account of leading 52% among the unlikely voters. it also found that it's not necessarily pro- wolf. half of the respondents said that they were motivated by dissatisfaction with corbett. >> if there were specific incidences where they seeing the low numbers? >> it is somewhat of a mystery

. >> that is tom fitzgerald who covers politics for the philadelphia inquirer. >> the cook political report racethose race -- says the leans democrat. two former members of congress are running for governor of arkansas. the one-hour debate was held in little rock studios. we are going to show you that in a moment but first look at the campaign ads both sides are airing. democrat is at saves the attacks on mike ross are not true. there never was a justice department at the k -- justice department investigation. why is he attacking ross's family for building small but -- building a small town business into a success? to cover up the fact he got caught cheating on his taxes and the fact he is a easy lobbyist who has a record of putting millionaires before arkansas's middle class. this cover-up won't work. >> a choice for governor. cut collegeted to loans and he opposes mike ross his plan to expand pre-k. but mike ross says education must be a priority. a focus on career training and college opportunities. whatknow my kids will have it takes to get ahead. >> he has a record i can trust.

in tom buchanan in "the great gatsby." fitzgerald had an interesting relationship with people with money. they were his friends, but i don't think he worshiped money. he was too frivolous with it. in order to be frivolous with money, you had to have some. he made a lot of money during his lifetime. he did make some money off his books. he made money off motion pictures. he made money in hollywood. he made a hot load of money selling short stories. that hed a lot of worked really hard and made a lot of money, but he didn't worship it. i think he really felt the biblical con is the worship of money that is the root of all evil, not the money itself. ♪ ♪ when i have the opportunity to come to the ballroom here, it is such a thrill for me. i know that this provided andiration for fitzgerald the kind of stories he was interested in to make money. evening ghost stories. this is the epitome of that huge volume of work that he produced that he felt a little bit ashamed of but are wonderful stories. positives as a real place for his career. t

fitzgerald. [applause] attorney general tom miller. stateate for secretary of brad anderson.candidate for secretary of -- the candidate for the secretary of agriculture. leastst but certainly not [indiscernible] become were summoned from the third congressional -- our congresswoman from the third congressional district, stacy at low -- >> hello, democrats. i raise my family here. i am so glad to see the great unfortunately our last -- >> some of the state and local candidates speaking at the harkin steak fry in indianola, iowa, about a 15-20 minute drive from des moines, iowa. on our website is an interview we conducted with senator tom harkin as he reflects on how the steak fry began, and how he was able to get bill and hillary clinton to speak. here is stacy appell. you to the grilling area where the clintons have just arrived. >> here is the odd burger. [laughter] >> how is it to be back in iowa? >> how are you? >> this is really good. >> i like those. [indiscernible] >> that would be great. we need a good -- >> i have a picture, but i do not know. >> bill, thank you. >> h

number of ceremonies taking place across new york city one of which is cantor fitzgerald's fourth annual charity day. mary tom sop is live from the event of the recap of the best moments. there were many best moments there. >> oh. it was a great day here as it always is. this is my second time covering this, and it's always a thrill. in large part because it's a great way to commemorate 9/11 and also because you get a chance to meet a lot of celebrities, sports celebrities and movie stars, et cetera. the firm raised $12 million raising the money because employees donated their day's salaries and because the firm donated the day's trading profits. clients who steered their trades to cantor got a little stiller and rock and roll. >> sex for the rest of this year. if you can do -- maybe for the rest of your life. if we can do a trade, okay. >> they don't want you to look cheap or anything, but go ahead. >> we can have a drink, talk about this some time. all right. we'll go for that. >> done. >> going back on the bounce. >> we'll come back on the bounce for sure. all right. that's right. that's right. >> dr. ruth

fitzgerald and hemingway in the 20's. and still to this day, for instance different writer directors will be over there, tom mccarthy, wes anderson. it's just a really good place to write. the life is conducive to working several times a day to keep plugging at your writing. and then you can take off and be with friends in cafes in the evening. >> rose: you say this film has no agenda. >> yes. i thought my other films each had a little bit of an agenda. people resisted them it's understandable because they're trying to convince people of something. so barcelona was trying to convince people to go easier on americans abroad. and metropolitan was trying to sort of humanize a class that normally people would despise. i can't remember the end was but i'm trying to tell stories about characters. >> rose: talking about the casting you got adam brody who was in dam sells in distress. >> he plays a fellow over there trying to write and do it projects. >> rose: who else. >> kerry was in damsels. she's the girl in that scene. i was able to get khloe to be in it. at first she was unavailable because she had another tv show of which