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Obama's Evolving Cabinet
Prof. Julian Zelizer on Pres. Elect Barack Obama's picks for the national security team. (12/1; 5:24)
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Terrorism Measures in India
After last week's terror attacks in Mumbai, officials in India plan to increase anti-terror measures. (12/1; 4:08)
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Endeavour Heads to CA
Reporter Peter King discusses why the space shuttle will be landing in California instead of Florida. (11/30; 4:15)
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History of Marriage
Author and Marriage Historian Stephanie Coontz weighs in on the definition of marriage and how it relates to proposition 8. (11/29; 3:24)
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Growing Pains For Homeless Project
SF Chronicle Columnist Chuck Nevius on the successful growth of Project Homeless Connect and how people can make a difference. (11/29; 3:46)
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Crisis In India
Deputy Indian Consul General in SF Pratik Sircar reflects on the complexities of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai and the cooperation of Pakistan. (11/29; 3:08)
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Mumbai Aftermath
CBS News Correspondent Jere Van Dyke on the geo-political ramifications and aftermath in the ongoing terrorist attacks in Mumbai. (11/28; 3:30)
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Bay Area Ties to Mumbai
Publisher of 'India West' Ramesh Murarka is concerned for his family members in India affected by terrorist attacks. (11/28; 4:55)
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Black Friday Bargain Hunters
Professor at Golden Gate University and Expert in Consumer Behavior Kit Yarrow talks about shopping frenzies and mob behavior, even in a slow economy. (11/28; 4:10)
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Mumbai: Fear Stricken
Film Publicist Dale Bhagwagar is in Mumbai where he says things are slowly getting back to normal after the shocking terrorist attacks. (11/28; 3:44)
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Taj Mahal Hotel Under Siege
Sumit Ganguly, a counter terrorism consultant to the US government, on the ongoing calculated attacks in India. (11/28; 4:33)
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Tragedy in Mumbai
NDTV Correspondent Shali Chopra reports from the Taj Mahal, where terrorists are holding hostages. (11/27; 6:27)
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Last Minute Air Fares
Travel expert Edward Hasbrouck, author of "The Practical Nomad," on how to find last minute holiday travel deals. (11/27; 5:39)
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The Great American Sleep-In
Dennis Whittle, co-founder and CEO of Global Giving, is challenging Americans to return to the true meaning of holiday season. (11/27; 4:23)
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The History of Thanksgiving
Many of us have heard that the storybook version of the "First Thanksgiving," but historians say it wasn't quite as idyllic as we've been lead to believe. (11/27; 4:23)
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Analysis: Inside Al Qaeda
Rohan Gunaratna, author of "Inside Al Qaeda", discusses the terrorist attacks in India. (11/26; :2:52)
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Terrorism Analysis: Deccan Mujahedin
Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate & Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino, discusses terrorism. (11/26; 3:31)
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Obama Selects Economic Team
University of Chicago Professor Anil Kashyap discusses President-elect Barack Obama's new economic advisory board. (11/26; 4:57)
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Hostage in Mumbai
Harish Iyer was among the thousands ordered by police to remain inside his office late into the night as gunmen claimed hostages at Mumbai hotels frequented by foreigners. (11/26/08; 4:29)
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Panic on Mumbai Streets
Mumbai resident Gaurav Sikka lives about 15 minutes from one of the areas in Mumbai, India attacked by terrorists on Wednesday. (11/26/08; 2:18)
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South African AIDS Crisis
UC Berkeley epidemiologist James Chin reviews Harvard research attributing 350,000 AIDS-related deaths in South Africa to gov't inaction under President Thabo Mbeki. (11/26; 2:40)
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Iraq Security Pact
Hoover Institution fellow Larry Diamond says many Iraqis are wary of allowing American forces to stay another three years. (11/26; 3:40)
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Obama's Growing Economic Team
Economists Mark Williams of Boston Univ. and Kenneth Kuttner of Williams College on the economic advisory panel headed by Paul Volcker. (11/26; 3:00)
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Galactic Disaster Plan
Space experts want a contingency plan in place for the unlikely event that a killer asteroid should strike the Earth. (11/26; 3:54)
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Video Games: Naughty or Nice?
President and Founder of the National Institute on Media and the Family, Dr. David Walsh with a holiday report card for 'inappropriate' video games. (11/25; 5:08)
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Somali Pirates Crave Oil
Roger Middleton is a consultant researcher specializing in the politics of the Horn of Africa and has insight on the Somali pirate situation. (11/25; 4:23)
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British ID Cards
Sky News Repoter Enda Brady on the controversial beginning of British govt. issued ID cards for foreigners. (11/25; 3:56)
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Holiday Cheer in the Workplace
Nate Valentine from an SF events firm, Vintage 415, says employers are getting creative with tight budgets this year when it comes to their holiday parties. (11/25; 3:04)
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Bin Laden's Driver Leaving Guantanamo
Washington Post Staff Writer Josh White says after 7 years at Guantanamo, Salim Hamdan will be transferred to his home country of Yemen. (11/25; 4:03)
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New Study on Invasive Cancers
UCSF Immunology Specialist Mark Moasser on a Norwegian study that shows sometimes invasive cancers may go away without treatment. (11/25; 5:20)
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A New Microsoft Brand
Will the new Microsoft domain Kumo.com become part of its venture into into cloud computing, or is it a new stab at Internet search? (11/25/08; 2:50)
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More Evidence of Recession
The value of US goods and services shrank more than originally estimated in the third quarter as consumers throttled back on spending. (11/25/08; 4:14)
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Cutting Funeral Costs
KCBS' Mike Sugerman tells us about the dying profits in the funeral home sector. (11/24; 3:44)
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Obama's Stimulus Plan
Director Bruce Cain of the UC Washington Center says Congress will probably approve President-elect Obama's financial stimulus package. (11/24; 4:30)
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Online Fraud
Director of Symantec Security Response Dean Turner says fraudulent sites are becoming very sophisticated and deceiving. (11/24; 4:22)
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Busy Travel Season
Airline industry consultant Dan Kasper of the Emeryville based consulting firm LECG says large profits will be hard for airlines to achieve this season. (11/24; 4:07)
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Don Perata Retires
KCBS' Doug Sovern talks with the Senator, who leaves office with a mix of satisfaction and regret. (11/25; 14:24)
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Obama's Bay Area Team
Several owe their appointments in part to East Bay billionaire banking moguls, Herb and Marion Sandler, who helped launch the Center for American Progress. (11/24; 4:05)
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New Stimulus Package
Obama urges Congress to pass the next stimulus package to revive the U.S. economy. (11/24; 3:10)
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Education Reform
Stanford University Professor Linda Darling-Hammond will lead Barack Obama's transition team on education policy and talks about some necessary changes. (11/22; 6:00)
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Re-Telling JFK's Assassination
Bay Area native Adam Braver talks about his new fictitious account of the Kennedy assassination titled "November 22nd, 1963". (11/22; 2:47)
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