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  • Despite threats of sanctions, many experts believe the Iranian regime is unlikely to halt its nuclear program.
  • In a new documentary, Stone goes behind the scenes with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez but doesn't ask the hard questions. NPR's Robert Smith says "never has a revolutionary strongman seemed so lovable and cuddly."
  • It's a mixed bag for small businesses in San Diego. Some small businesses are opening up with renewed confidence that the economy will improve, while other longtime businesses are closing down for good. We'll learn how businesses in the Uptown area of San Diego are faring, and compare that to what's happening in other local neighborhoods.
  • The national scandal involving ACORN, the community organizing group accused of giving advice to potential criminals, continued to heat up this week. Conservative lawmakers and pundits around the country are calling for ACORN's federal funding to be cut, and for an investigation into alleged irregularities on thousands of voter-registration cards submitted by the organization.
  • In an NPR interview, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls the deaths of millions of Jews a "historical event" and addresses questions about human rights in his country, Iran's nuclear aspirations and his opinion of President Obama.
  • While many believe China is well on its way to becoming the world's No. 1 engine of economic growth, Stephen Roach, chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, argues it won't happen quickly.
  • President Obama will be among the leaders of 20 top economies meeting in Pittsburgh to discuss global economic issues, including ways to attempt to stabilize banks and financial markets.
  • Who's allowed to sell marijuana for medical use in San Diego County and who's keeping tabs on the pot outlets springing up everywhere? Our guests discuss the confusing state law, city and county ordinances and efforts to clarify what is and what is not allowed.
  • What kind of struggles do military kids face nowadays? We'll learn about the psychological and academic impact of having an active-duty parent in the military. We'll also discuss the concerns military parents have about the well-being of their children.
  • After talks with President Obama, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev appeared to demonstrate some new flexibility on possible tougher sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
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