News Panel for March 26, 2010

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What does the historic health care system overhaul mean for California's citizens, government and businesses? Governor Schwarzenegger appeals an Alameda County Judge's ruling to halt furloughs for state employees and Google follows through on its pledge to stop delivering a censored search service to China.

Guests:

Eric Savitz, West Coast Editor, Barron's
Marisa Lagos, Staff Writer, San Francisco Chronicle
Sarah Varney, Health Reporter, KQED Public Radio

KQED's Special Coverage: Health Care Reform

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