MacWorld attendees rose for a standing ovation this year, but it wasn't for Apple CEO Steve Jobs who skipped the annual convention. Instead, they gave it up for singer Tony Bennett who followed a presentation from Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller. We discuss new developments with iTunes, Steve Jobs and MacWorld's future.
Host: Cy Musiker
Guests:
• Oanh Ha, reporter for KQED Public Radio who attended today's MacWorld keynote

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The San Francisco 49ers' season ended last week. They didn't make the playoffs, but on Tuesday the State Supreme Court will consider a case about the team's policy of patting down fans attending home games at Candlestick Park. The challenge to the pat-down policy was initiated by two 49ers season ticket holders from Danville.
Host: Cy Musiker
Guests:
• Anne Brick, ACLU attorney representing the Danville couple

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Governor Schwarzenegger's office announced today its latest plan to solve the state's deepening financial crisis: a combination of budget cuts, tax increases, fund-shifting, lottery changes and borrowing that would get California out of its $40 billion budget hole if all goes well. Join host Kelly Wilkinson as she discusses the plan and its prospects of approval with Mike Genest, the governor's finance director.
Host: Kelly Wilkinson
Guests:
• Mike Genest, director of the California Department of Finance

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