Parents Can Control Cars
Detroit based auto industry analyst John McElroy describes a car that parents can program with limitations.(10/6; 3:25)
Global Financial Mess
Prof. of Economics & Political Science at UC Berkeley Barry Eichengreen says other world markets are feeling the effects of our troubles. (10/6; 4:00)
Fans and SIDS
A new study reveals that fan's assisting in air circulation may reduce the risk of SIDS. (10/6; 4:59)
Health Risk For Kids
A new study out finds that free drug samples have little effect in assisting poor children. (10/6; 5:55)
Elders in the LGBT Community
SAGE Executive Director, Michael Adams discusses why the AARP is sponsoring a conference aimed at addressing the problems facing elderly gays and lesbians. (10/5; 3:52)
McCain Campaign Needs New Strategy
Political Analyst Larry Gerston calls the VP debates a minor chapter in the campaign and gives McCain's camp some advice. (10/4; 3:14)
Economic Bailout Uncertainty
San Francisco Chronicle Business Writer Kathleen Pender explains that the financial rescue plan won't necessarily be a flawless solution to the slowing economy. (10/4; 4:25)
O.J. Simpson Trial Update
CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman is following the OJ Simpson trial in Las Vegas where the verdict was guilty on all 4 charges including kidnapping. (10/4; 3:36)
McCain Campaign Analysis
KCBS Political Analyst Marc Sandalow Discusses discusses how he thinks conservatives will use Palin as the campaign continues. (10/3; 4:20)
Airline Extras
Airlines will start offering additional services and extras for a separate charge. Terry Trippler, a travel industry expert, discusses what this new “a la carte” approach might mean for travelers. (10/3; 3:59)
California in Financial Pickle
H.D. Palmer, a spokesman for the State Department of Finance, analyzes how the federal rescue plan will impact California's deteriorating finances. (10/3; 3:41)
House Members to Vote on Bailout Plan
David Henderson, Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution discusses why house members may have changed their mind on the financial bailout plan as they get ready to vote. (10/3; 3:54)
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Parents Can Control Cars Detroit based auto industry analyst John McElroy describes a car that parents can program with limitations.(10/6; 3:25)
Global Financial Mess Prof. of Economics & Political Science at UC Berkeley Barry Eichengreen says other world markets are feeling the effects of our troubles. (10/6; 4:00)
Phil Matier - Monday PM 10/6 The KCBS and Chronicle Insider says this is the budget problem that will not go away. (10/6; 2:38)
Should Google Be Scared? KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid says that Ask.com is stepping up its game to take on the search giant. (10/6; 2:43)
Fans and SIDS A new study reveals that fan's assisting in air circulation may reduce the risk of SIDS. (10/6; 4:59)
Health Risk For Kids A new study out finds that free drug samples have little effect in assisting poor children. (10/6; 5:55)
Money Markets & More Mavens Hugh Johnson and Al Goldman look into the future. And you're eating home more and that means more food magazines. (10/6; 7:47)
60 Minutes - Oct. 6 CBS News Correspondent Steve Kroft takes a look at the unregulated shadow market that helped lead to Wall Street's financial meltdown. (10/6; 42:30)
Opera is Hot Again One of the world's oldest forms of entertainment is seeing a renaissance of interest. KCBS's Mike Sugerman found out during his travels About the Bay.(10/06; 1:54)
