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NPR's Elizabeth Arnold is on the road with Presidential hopeful Senator Bob Dole, who's talking about crime, welfare, domestic violence and why young people today are better than they were in the 60's.

was released today and showed inflation on the rise.

SCOTT REMEMBERS AUTHOR RICHARD CONDON, AUTHOR OF "THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE" AND "PRIZZI'S HONOR," WHO DIED THIS WEEK. WE PLAY AN EXCERPT FROM A 1987 INTERVIEW IN WHICH CONDON TALKS ABOUT BEING STUTTERER.

SCOTT READS SOME LISTENER COMMENTS

Sam Brownback, a freshman from Kansas, about the budget agreement. Brownback says this is a historic budget deal that leads the way to a brighter future for America's children. This deal, he says, brings us one step closer to a balanced budget.

Noah talks to photographer Mariana Cook about her new book

NPR's Daniel Schorr explores legislative gridlock, during this most peculiar election year, with Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, and with Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution.

Scott speaks with Tom Williamson, paleontologist at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History. Dr. Williamson, and his colleagues are trying to re-create the sound of a dinosaur.

- For several years the Stratfield public elementary school in Fairfield, Connecticut has scored high marks for academic excellence with a well established reputation as one of the best public schools in the nation. But Tandaleya Wilder of Connecticut Public Radio reports that recent allegations of test tampering have tarnished Stratfield's image...and led to an investigation of the school.

2: JAMIE HAMMERSTEIN, Broadway producer, director and past president of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers. He has recently helped in the making of a new PBS tribute show about his father, OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. (REBROADCAST from 3