Quoted: Should some terminally–ill adults be allowed to obtain lethal prescriptions to end their lives? Voters will decide next month. It's Initiative 1000 on the November ballot. What do you think? We'll also be talking about the death penalty. Last week a federal judge rejected the latest appeal by Washington's longest–serving death–row

Quoted: In November, you'll be asked to approve the Sound Transit 2 plan to expand light rail and bus service. It will cost you an extra nickel in sales tax for every $10 you spend. Is it worth it? Last November, voters turned down a combined transit and roads package. This year, the regional transit agency is back with a transit–only plan. Got questions?

Quoted: The Justice Department has appointed a special prosecutor to investigate possible criminal conduct in the firing of nine U.S. Attorneys at the end of 2006. Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez and other top Justice Department officials resigned in the wake of the scandal. One of the fired U.S. Attorneys was John McKay of Western Washington. McKay says

Quoted: The House votes on the bailout bill today. Over the weekend the Bush administration modified the plan for taxpayers to buy 700 billion dollars in bad debt from banks and financial institutions. Now the money will be paid out in three stages. Any bank that offloads more than 100 million dollars in troubled loans will give the federal government a stake

Quoted: One side affect of the so–called war on terror has been a huge increase in defense spending. But is that money keeping us safe from terrorist attack? Reporter, columnist, blogger, and radio host Robert Sheer talks about the re–emergence of the military industrial complex in the wake of 9/11 which he documents in his book, "The Pornography

Quoted: At this hour President Bush is meeting with John McCain and Barack Obama and key members of Congress. They're hammering out an agreement for the biggest federal intervention in financial markets since the Great Depression. Last night the President said if the $700 billion plan isn't worked out fast, there will be a financial panic. Will the plan calm

Quoted: The Bush administration says we're heading toward even worse economic conditions unless Congress approves a $700 billion plan to buy bad debt from the financial industry. But Congress doesn't appear ready to sign on to the plan without conditions. What do you want your member of congress to do? And how much is $700 billion anyway? It's 140 billion dollars

Quoted: The digital generation is coming of age, and changing everything. So says John Palfrey. He studies the "digital natives" among us, and he says they'll transform everything from our politics to family life. Also today, Wired reporter Jeff Howe explains how businesses "crowdsource" work that individuals used to do. Plus, a journalist

Quoted: Four years ago Democrat Chris Gregoire beat Republican Dino Rossi by only 133 votes after three recounts to win the governor's seat. This year Gregoire and Rossi are running again, and polls show it's a dead heat. On Saturday they had their first debate. This hour we'll play excerpts, get reactions from knowledgeable political observers, and hear what