SUNDAY

Sports

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Little League Baseball. Championship game (ESPN at noon; Channel 7, 3:30).

Major League Baseball. Washington at Atlanta (MASN at 1); Tampa Bay at Baltimore (Channel 50, 1:30); Chicago Cubs at St. Louis (ESPN at 8).

Auto Racing. The Montreal Grand Prix (Channel 4, 1:30).

Golf. Final round of the Bridgestone Invitational (Channel 9, 2:30); final round of the LPGA Championship for Children (ESPN2 at 3); the U.S. Amateur (Channel 4 at 4).

Mayoral Debate

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Live from the George Washington University, a debate among the five D.C. mayoral candidates, moderated by WMAL's Chris Core (Channel 50 at 7 p.m.).

Public Affairs

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Fox News Sunday. A discussion of the Gulf Coast one year after Hurricane Katrina with Don Powell, federal coordinator of Gulf Coast rebuilding, and New Orleans City Council President Oliver Thomas; Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) assesses international military conflicts; and an interview with Revolution CEO and Chairman Steve Case (Channel 5 at 9 a.m.).

This Week. A discussion of Katrina with former FEMA head Michael Brown, Sen. Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and Don Powell, federal coordinator of Gulf Coast rebuilding; plus Bill Nye the Science Guy talks about Pluto's downgrade (Channel 7 at 9 a.m.).

Religion & Ethics Newsweekly reports on the role religious groups have played in rebuilding churches and homes across the Gulf Coast since Hurricane Katrina (Channel 32 at 9 a.m.).

The Chris Matthews Show. Topics are the Democrats' hopes for the midterm elections and John McCain's latest statements on Iraq; with Newsweek's Howard Fineman, the New York Times's Elisabeth Bumiller, Time's Michael Duffy and MSNBC's Norah O'Donnell (Channel 4 at 10 a.m.).

Inside Washington. The gang discusses the mounting pressure to withdraw from Iraq, the threat of a nuclear Iran and Sen. George Allen's apologies (Channel 7 at 10 a.m.).

Reliable Sources assesses the JonBenet Ramsey case with Steve Friedman of CBS News and Mark Jurkowitz of the Project for Excellence in Journalism; the New York Times's Sharon Waxman and the Hollywood Reporter's Ray Richmond talk Tom Cruise; and former presidential press secretaries Mark McKinnon and Joe Lockhart plug their new Web site (CNN at 10 a.m.).

Meet the Press interviews New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and FEMA Director R. David Paulison on the first anniversary of Katrina; plus, a panel discussion with Bloomberg News's Al Hunt, the Chicago Sun-Times's Robert Novak, the National Review's Kate O'Beirne and The Washington Post's Eugene Robinson (Channel 4, 10:30 a.m.).