On Thursday's NewsHour...

ON THE NEWSHOUR -- October 14, 2010 at 4:19 PM EDT

On Thursday's NewsHour...

CHILEAN MINER RESCUE REACTION | ITN's Jonathan Miller captures the euphoria in Chile and across the world after the last miner emerged from underground after being trapped for 69 days.

NATIONWIDE FORECLOSURE INVESTIGATION | Some lenders have put a temporary hold on foreclosures and state attorney generals have launched a joint investigation to sort out problems with questionable documents. Paul Solman gives details on the flawed paperwork.

THE YOUTH VOTE IN INDIANA | Special Correspondent Betsy Stark goes to Indiana to look at the battle to get the youth vote on election day. This is the first report of a new political series from our Patchwork Nation Project.

WALTER MONDALE'S NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY | Former Vice President Walter Mondale talks to Judy Woodruff about his life in the political arena and his new autobiography 'The Good Fight: A Life in Liberal Politics'.

Thursday's anchors are Jim Lehrer and Jeffrey Brown. Hari Sreenivasan will have the day's other top news stories and a look at features on the web. On Paul Solman's Making Sense page find more interviews on the foreclosure crisis. Also, find out how your congressional district matches with others on Patchwork Nation map.

We hope you'll join us.

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