• NBC's Meet the Press: Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey, Gov. Haley Barbour (R-MS), Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA), NYT's David Brooks, WaPo's E.J. Dionne, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, Republican strategist Ed Gillespie and NBC's Tom Brokaw

• CBS' Face the Nation: Sen. Jack Reed (D-RI), Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), Rep. Ike Skelton (D-MO), Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) and Republican political consultant Ed Rollins

• ABC's This Week: DNC Chairman Tim Kaine, RNC Chairman Michael Steele and a roundtable with Democratic strategist Donna Brazile, Republican Pollster and Consultant Frank Luntz and ABC's Sam Donaldson, Cokie Roberts and George Will

• Fox News Sunday: Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN) and a panel with Fox's Brit Hume, Fox/NPR's Mara Liasson, Fox/Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol, Fox/New York Post's Kirsten Powers

• CNN's State of the Union: Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey, Virginia Governor-Elect Bob McDonnell (R), Republican pollster Bill McInturff, Democratic pollster Peter Hart, CNN's James Carville and Mary Matalin and former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev

• CNN's Reliable Sources with Howard Kurtz: Time's Joe Klein, AP's Beth Fouhy, "Googled" author and The New Yorker media columnist Kevin Auletta

• CNN's GPS with Fareed Zakaria: Aspen Institute's Walter Isaacson, "The Years of Lyndon Johnson" author Robert Caro, WSJ's Peggy Noonan, "Creating Black Americans" author Nell Irvin Painter and former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf

• NBC's The Chris Matthews Show: The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan, NBC's Savannah Guthrie, New York Magazine's John Heilemann and WaPo's Kathleen Parker

• Washington Week with Gwen Ifill and National Journal: WaPo's Ceci Connolly, NJ's James Barnes, Politico's John Harris and ABC's Martha Raddatz

• Bloomberg's Political Capital with Al Hunt: House Minority Whip Eric Cantor

• Washington Watch with Roland Martin: RNC Chairman Michael Steele, DNC Chairman Gov. Tim Kaine, Congressional Black Caucus Chairwoman Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA), commentator and author Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, WaPo's Michael Fletcher, Democratic strategist and pollster Cornell Belcher; Politico's Nia-Malika Henderson, syndicated columnist and author Deborah Mathis, Comcast Network's, Roll Call TV's and Philadelphia Tribune's Robert Traynham and News One's Smokey Fontaine

Will update as we learn them.

Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for November 6, 2009:

Washington Post: Suspect, devout Muslim from Va., wanted Army discharge, aunt said

Washington Times: Sniper's ex-wife speaks out on abuse

Washington Examiner: Democrat trap: Pelosi's wrath or voter backlash

USA Today: FBI team will re-enact Fort Hood massacre

CQ Politics: Paterson Spending $626,000 on New Ads

The Hill: Immigration may threaten health vote

Politico: Members fear their jobs are next

ABC News: Jobless Rate Soars Above 10 Percent, Highest in 26 Years

CBS News: Soldier Opens Fire at Ft. Hood; 13 Dead

Fox News: Florida Shooting Suspect in Police Custody

MSNBC News: Military hails 2 heroes in Fort Hood rampage

CNN: Suspect caught after shooting spree that killed 1 at Orlando engineering firm

Wall Street Journal: Lethal Rampage at Fort Hood

NPR: Fort Hood Suspect Reportedly Upset Over Deployment

Roll Call: Demonstrators Cause Mayhem Near Pelosi's Office

National Journal: Top Military Adviser: Obama Isn't Dithering

Bloomberg News: Freddie Mac Posts Third-Quarter Loss, Says It Doesn't Need Aid

Gallup.Com: Potential Net Migration Could Change Nations

Talking Points Memo: Patriot Games: GOP Reps Pick Tea Party Rally Over National-Security Votes

Politics Daily: Rick Scott: Unsung Conservative Hero of the Health Care Debate

If you're certain White House reporters, the answer could be lunch with President Obama...

Politico reports that CNN's David Gergen, WaPo's Chris Cillizza, Newsweek's Jon Meacham and Howard Fineman, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Cynthia Tucker, Politico's Mike Allen, NPR/Fox's Mara Liasson, TPM's Josh Marshall and NYT's David Brooks, Andy Rosenthal, and Gail Collins joined the President, David Axelrod, Anita Dunn, Bill Burton and Robert Gibbs for an off-the-record lunch today.

Lunch apparently lasted two hours and green salad, halibut and pear tart were served.

Former campaign embeds Scott Conroy and Shushannah Walshe's book on Sarah Palin is out this week, and friends and colleagues feted the CBS reporter and former Fox reporter at last night's DC book signing and party.

Conroy and Walshe signed books and read an excerpt to a crowd at Borders downtown. They also took about 30 minutes of questions from the audience, which will air on C-SPAN's Book TV this weekend.

Earlier yesterday, Conroy visited his old stomping ground at Georgetown University. He had planned to do a book signing, but the campus book store was not selling his book (yet)-- a funny story he shared over drinks last night's book party at Agraria.

Steve Chaggaris, Rob Hendin, Jane Chick, Michelle Levi and Fernando Suarez were there from CBS. Sasha Issenberg, Mike Memoli, Jonathan Martin, Mike Madden, Erin McPike and Peter Hamby were also around to celebrate at Agraria in Georgetown. Attorney Ben Ginsburg, who was national counsel to the Bush-Cheney and Romney campaigns, also attended.

"Sarah From Alaska: The Sudden Rise and Brutal Education of a New Conservative Superstar" is published by Peter Osnos' PublicAffairs. And Chaggy, McPike and Hamby all got shout-outs in the book's acknowledgments after the jump.

More photos after the jump...

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Reid Wilson announced today that he is leaving The Hill for a gig at Nat Jo's Hotline OnCall. Wilson joined The Hill as an online reporter last October when he left RealClearPolitics.

Wilson's announce below:

Friends,

After a terrific year at The Hill, today will be my last in the newsroom. I've taken a position at the National Journal Group, where I'll be editing and managing Hotline OnCall, a blog backed up by a strong group of emerging writers.

Thanks for all your help and support during the past year. My new email address XXX is above, and my cell number will remain the same. After a brief respite to recharge my batteries, I'll be back on the job Monday, Nov. 16.

Please feel free to contact me at my new address, and please add the new address to your press lists, if you have them. I'll look forward to speaking with you shortly.

Best wishes,

Reid

Guardian News is laying off six production/editing employees. paidContent.org reports that most of the cuts are in the company's DC office.

The layoffs follow the exit of Guardian America's consulting editor Jim Brady who left to lead up Allbritton's new Washington Metro news website a few weeks ago.

Politico's Patrick Gavin hits the boxing ring for a friendly match with Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) who says that he is beating down "because Patrick is a symbol of the arrogant, left-wing media." Good times.

Happy birthday to Leah Kohl and an early shout out to Tino Anthony who will celebrate this Sunday. Good morning FishbowlDC! Here's what we're reading over coffee, toast and a little marionberry jam this fine Friday morning...

TV | ONLINE | MAGAZINES | NEWS NOTES

TV

According to the NY Times, Glenn Beck is becoming the new Oprah.

TV Newser breaks down the cable coverage of Fort Hood shootings.

DCRTV says that NBC-4 lost control of their cameras during their 11pm broadcast last night.

ONLINE

CNN tests your newser knowledge with the CNN Challenge. The site even lets you pick your fav. CNN journo to quiz you.

Tucker Carlson is hiring for The Daily Caller, his new website. Calderone says that Moira Bagley has signed on as an editor.

MAGAZINES

Spy guy Jeff Stein, may be a little down from the CQ layoffs but he's not out. He's keeping his oars in the water by contributing to Foreign Policy.

NEWS NOTES

WaPo's Reliable Source says that DC Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee is engaged to Kevin Johnson.

AFP reporter Farhad Pouladi will remain in custody at least until the weekend after being arrested on Wednesday while covering an anti-American rally in Tehran.

AWARDS & EVENTS

National Journal Group and Gates Foundation to host "Improving College Completion Rates: The How and Why" panel and breakfast on Thursday November 19th at 8:00 am.

On Wednesday, November 11th Vice President Joseph Biden will be the keynote speaker at The Lab School of Washington's 25th Anniversary Gala, which will be held at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. Media interested in covering should contact Allison@kaminskyputala.com.

Each day, Ashley Estill surfs your sites for the most popular stories of the day. Here are the top headlines for November 5, 2009:

Washington Post: At least seven killed in shooting at Fort Hood, Tex.

Washington Times: Aborted fetus cells used in beauty creams

Washington Examiner: Riggo blasts Snyder on Showtime's "Inside the NFL"

USA Today: Man denied first-class seat on United for wearing track suit

CQ Politics: Club for Growth Cuts Anti-Crist Ads

The Hill: Letter to Reid on healthcare from former Surgeon General Koop shuts Senate

Politico: Election result: Red-state Dems worried, rethink agenda

ABC News: Child Dying of Cancer Leaves Notes Behind

CBS News: White House Monitoring Fort Hood Situation

Fox News: Baby Sitter, Mom Charged in Disappearance of Florida Infant Found Alive

MSNBC News: Thousands rally to protest health care bill

CNN: As many as 9 killed in Fort Hood shootings, officials say

Wall Street Journal: Obama Trumpets AMA Backing of Health Bill

NPR: Radar Reveals Dynamic World Under Antarctica's Ice

Roll Call: Democrats Eye 6 p.m. Saturday Health Care Vote

National Journal: Pelosi Confident On Saturday Vote

Bloomberg News: House Expecting 'Close' Health-Care Vote, Hoyer Says

Gallup.Com: In U.S., Majority Now Say Obama's Policies "Mostly Liberal"

Talking Points Memo: The Storming Of The Hill Begins

Politics Daily: Republican Wins in Virginia, New Jersey Build Momentum for 2010

According to an office email, U.S. News and World Report is subleasing a whopping 5000 square feet of their 4th floor office to Communications Development, Inc.

The space will be under construction until Jan 31, 2010 when the new roomies move in.

Josh Drobnyk, Washington correspondent for Tribune's The Morning Call has landed a gig with Rep. Chris Carney (D-Pa.) Today is his last day at the paper.

Drobnyk announced that he was moving on via email this morning:

Friends in the fourth estate- I'm off to begin a new career Monday, working on the other side of the divide for U.S. Rep. Chris Carney. It's been a great three years covering politics down here for the Morning Call and working alongside a terrific crew of reporters. Been a lot of fun getting to know everyone. The good news for the Pa. press corps is that the paper's going to fill the job, so treat my successor well. And go easy on my new boss - he's a terrific guy. Today's my last day at the paper.

NBC's Jay Leno adjusted his "10 @ 10" segment for Laura Bush and Jenna Bush Hager last night-- the former First Lady was in Texas so Leno called the Q&A "9 @ 9."

One of the new "Today" show correspondent's questions: "Mom, since you moved home to Texas have you received any funny housewarming gifts?" And answer: "I have received one very funny gift that I got from a friend of mine he bought it. It's a Laura Bush bobble head doll. He bought it at the Constitutional Center in Philadelphia. It was on the clearance shelf."