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Whitman's New Political Ad
Declan McCullagh, the Chief Political Correspondent for CNET News, on former eBay CEO Meg Whitman’s usage of high-tech cable ads in her bid to become California's next Governor. (3/17; 3:10)
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St. Paddy's Day Ireland Style
KCBS news director Ed Cavagnaro describes the St. Patrick’s Day festivities happening on the Emerald Isle. (3/17; 2:36)
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Gays, Lesbians Excluded From Studies
Dr. Brian Egleston, an assistant research professor at the Fox Chase Cancer Center, on a new report which revealed that gays and lesbians have been excluded from many medical studies involving issues of sexual health and function. (3/17; 3:53)
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Government News Coverage
Director of the Norman Lear Center Martin Kaplan weighs in on local government coverage on TV news broadcasts. (3/17; 6:52)
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Health Care Insurance Premiums
Senior Program Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Brian Quinn, discusses health insurance costs and premiums offered by jobs in California. (3/17; 4:38)
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No Child Left Behind Act
Stanford Professor of education and law Bill Koski weighs in on the reaction of the teacher\'s union to the proposed overhaul of the No Child Left Behind Act. (3/17; 5:31)
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Jobs Legislation
U.C. Berkeley Professor of economics and law Alan Auerbach discusses a job legislation bill that Senate just passed on Wednesday. (3/17; 3:51)
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Anti-Spam Law
San Francisco lawyer Dan Balsam runs a blog critical of spam and discusses how the anti-spam law works. (3/17; 5:17)
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November Mid-Term Elections
KCBS Political Analyst Marc Sandalow weighs in on the House Rules Committee's upcoming meeting this week. (3/17; 6:14)
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No Child Left Behind
East Bay Congressman George Miller, who is chairman of the House Labor and Education Committee, discusses President Obama's No Child Left Behind Act. (3/17; 3:53)
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Nationwide Internet
Anna Eshoo, Palo Alto Congresswoman who sits on the Committee on Energy and Commerce discusses the FCC's new broadband plan to expand high speed Internet access nationwide. (3/17; 4:25)
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Alice Off to DVD
Robert Thompson, director of the Center for the Study of Popular Television at Syracuse University in New York, discusses concerns movie theaters have with quick big screen to DVD releases. (3/16; 3:34)
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Digital Terrorism
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean, at the Simon Weisenthal Center on their report showing terrorists, racists, and anti-semites are increasingly taking their messages to social networking sites. (3/16; 6:24)
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Costs of State Assembly
Tim Hodson, director of the Center for California Studies at Cal State University, Sacramento, on pay raises in the State Assembly and the personnel needed to run the state. (3/16; 4:00)
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More Californians Uninsured
Shayna Alex Laverreda, director of the UCLA Ctr. for Health Policy Research, on what causes a jump in the state's uninsured population. (3/16; 5:01)
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Interest Rates Remain Low
Greg McBride, senior financial analyst at Bankrate.com, on Fed's announcement and how consumers can prepare for interest rate changes. (3/16; 1:44)
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Affordable Internet Access
Amy Schatz, Wall Street Journal reporter who covers the FCC, on the agency's plan to overhaul the nation's broadband policy. (3/16; 3:48)
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CA Mulls Over Alcohol Fee
San Jose Assemblyman Jim Beall describes his proposed drink fee, which would pay for alcohol-related accidents and illnesses. (3/16; 5:02)
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Passing a Bill, Minus the Votes
KCBS Political Analyst Marc Sandalow on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's plans to pass a controversial health care bill without members votes. (3/16; 4:37)
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It's Not Just Toyota
Data compiled by the government suggests other makes and models have been named in consumer complaints about acceleration problems. (3/16; 3:31)
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New Financial Regulations
Financial Times Reporter Tom Braithwaite on the massive overhaul and restructuring of federal financial regulations being proposed by the Senate. (3/5; 3:38)
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Dodd's Plan for Reform
Economics researcher Pat Garofalo says Senator's Chris Dodd's financial reform bill is aimed at avoiding another banking collapse. (3/15; 3:56)
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Drug-Fueled Violence in Mexico
LA Times reporter Tracy Wilkinson explains the dangers for journalists covering drug trafficking in Mexico.(3/15; 3:27)
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Health Reform
KCBS political analyst Marc Sandalow says the House could pass a health care reform bill today, but it could cost some Dems their seats. (3/15; 3:49)
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