LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: Lou Waters here at CNN Center. We're off to Bellville, Illinois, Illinois one of the battleground states in the presidential election. Al Gore campaigning hard, the subject today education, a strong subject with women voters, whom Al Gore is, according to recent polls, scoring rather successfully as of late. Let's listen to what the vice president has to say.</s>ALBERT A. GORE, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: ... put out a report showing how many millions of children come home to an empty house after school. Joe Lieberman and I are proposing a very large program to help local communities establish, more broadly, high-quality after-school programs so that parents who are working can have a higher level of confidence that their children are not going to get into some mischief or danger and instead will get an enriching experience after school. I believe we ought to have universal pre-school, expanding Head Start and then going beyond that as well. I think we need more child care. And I think that when parents decide that one of them should stay home longer after a baby is born, it ought to be economically feasible for them to make that choice. We ought to give tax credits for that as well as for child care for working parents.</s>WATERS: Al Gore in Belleville, Illinois, capitalizing on the FTC report, which was commissioned after the Columbine High School shootings by the president to get to some conclusions about youth violence in America. The conclusion of the FTC report that Hollywood, the video makers and the music makers were marketing their violent product to children. And you just heard Al Gore say that he and Joseph Lieberman plan to do something about it if the industry does not, as the vice president put it, clean up its act. Education was the subject in Illinois, but it seems as though the FTC report is the order of the day. Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman will also be appearing on Oprah Winfrey today on that subject. I'm Lou Waters at CNN Center.
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