Late TV listings

This Week With George Stephanopoulos. Topic: Presidential politics. Guests: Governors Bill Richardson, Democrat of New Mexico, and Bobby Jindal, Republican of Louisiana. 9 a.m. (5)

NECN Healthweek. Topics: Prostate cancer screening over 75, E. coli cases in Massachusetts, growing number of AIDS case, global warming and pollen count, new meningitis guidelines, fatty kids meals, sleep problems, how to recognize dangerous chest pain. Guest: Dr. Stephanie Moore, cardiologist, Massachusetts General Hospital. 10:30 a.m. (NECN)

Face the Nation With Bob Schieffer. Topic: Presidential politics. Guest: Governor Tim Kaine, Democrat of Virginia; Republican strategist Karl Rove. 10:30 a.m. (4)

Meet the Press. Topic: The economy. Guest: Henry Paulson, treasury secretary. 9 a.m. (7)

Late Edition With Wolf Blitzer. Topics: Energy crisis, Campaign '08. Guests: T. Boone Pickens, founder and chairman of BP Capital Management; Senators John Cornyn, Republican of Texas and Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan; Governors Ed Rendell, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and Charlie Crist, Republican of Florida; New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg; Steve Preston, HUD secretary. 11 a.m. (CNN)

Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace. Topic: Presidential campaign '08. Guests: Rick Davis, John McCain's campaign manager; Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois; Amy Zantzinger, White House social secretary. 10 a.m. (25)

The Chris Matthews Show. Topic: How can Democratic candidate Barack Obama win with his plan for troop withdrawal? What's the evidence that Obama would achieve bipartisan progress in Washington? 11 a.m. (5)

This Week in Business. Topics: Fallout from the Massachusetts legislative session, college loans, affordable housing probe, fewer real estate brokers, the business of the Olympics, casino report, Fed rates, credit card fraud indictments. Guests: Shirley Leung, business editor, Boston Globe; Frank Quaratiello, business editor, Boston Herald; George Donnelly, editor, The Boston Business Journal; John Moore, senior vice president, Mullen. 12:30 p.m. (NECN)