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KCBS and CBS radio news interviews, analysis, and commentary. Passing Health Care Legislation Former SF mayor Willie Brown on the political fallout for Dems who voted for health care reform. (3/22; 2:47) Health Reform & The Financial Sector CBS Moneywatch Editor at Large Jill Schlessinger on the financial implications of the health care reform bill. (3/22; 4:45) Reaction to Health Care Vote KCBS Political Analyst Marc Sandalow says this weekend’s historic House vote was overwhelmingly partisan. (3/22; 3:35) The GOP and Healthcare Veteran Republican strategist Bob Gardner expects further controversy in the Senate once the bill passes the House. (3/21; 4:36) Stewart Udall Dies Carl Pope, chairman of the Sierra Club, talks about the life of the former Secretary of the Interior under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, Stewart Udall. (3/21; 3:05) Anticipating the Healtcare Vote KCBS political analyst Joe Tuman discusses the House's historic healthcare vote. (3/21; 4:11) Earthquakes & CSU Campus Safety KCBS' Jane McMillan talks with California Watch reporter Erica Perez about a new report showing many buildings on state college campuses pose a risk during the next big earthquake. (3/21; 4:36) Abortion Foe Backs Obama USF political science prof. Corey Cook says Democratic party leaders secured the support of Michigan's Bart Stupak, though Stupak's office says no decision has been made. (3/21; 6:50) British Airlines Crew Strike Continues CBS News Reporter Larry Miller is in London and says the airline's contingency plans are working well with more planes taking off than expected. (3/21; 4:01)

CA Lawmakers Debate Smoking Ban An attempt by the California Legislature to impose what is believed to be the nation's most far-reaching smoking ban in state parks stalled Thursday over objections it would inappropriately punish smokers. (3/22; :50)

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