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Friday morning, October 22, 2004

FEATURES

Send lawyers, guns, and money ...

Election Day is still more than a week away. But volunteers are already fanning out across the country to insure the polling goes smoothly. These aren't your average volunteers. They're armed with law degrees. Marketplace's Amy Scott reports. (Photo: Getty Images)

World Series dollars

The World Series gets underway Saturday. Host Kai Ryssdal talks to Marketplace's business of sports commentator Michael Knisley about where the money comes into play, both during the championship and after. (Photo: Getty Images)

Sinclair's bad week

It hasn't been a good week for Sinclair Broadcasting. First there was the controversy surrounding a documentary it planned to air. Then, the company's stock plunged. Now, Sinclair faces a lawsuit from its shareholders. Host Cheryl Glaser talks to the shareholder's attorney William Lerach, about the danger of promoting political ideologies in a publicly held company.


NEWSCAST

From Washington: Congress is on recess, but several lawmakers are still in Washington - trying to hammer out a deal on intelligence reform by election day.

From New York: If you've ever been enticed by a rebate offer, you may know how tricky it can be to get your money back.

From Los Angeles: Tuition at public colleges and universities is up ten and a half percent over last year. That's four times the rate of inflation...

From Miami: This year is the deadline for creating a Free Trade Area of the Americas. But the dream of a free trade region extending from Alaska to Antartica is far from a reality...

From Washington: The majority of mothers who have very young children are working moms. And a new study shows just how much they're in need of help with childcare and preschool.

From Los Angeles: Google's third quarter profits more than doubled. Much of the internet giant's success has been credited to a boom in online advertising.

From Tokyo: Japanese and U.S. officials failed to reach an accord over American beef exports during a two-day meeting in Tokyo that was scheduled to end today...

From London: Today, the Russian parliament is expected to approve the Kyoto protocol, the worldwide climate change treaty that reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

From Washington: Casey Casem and the top 40 have nothing on NY Attorney General Eliot Spitzer who is generating his own top of the charts list.

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