Proposition 8 in Court

At San Francisco's Civic Center Thursday, emotional supporters and opponents of Prop. 8 carried signs, shouted chants and got in each other's faces. Across the street at the State Supreme Court, there was plenty of passion but much more civility as attorneys for both sides made their case. What's next for Prop. 8? Guest: Vikram Amar, professor at the UC Davis School of Law.

From Soldier to Farmer

Service members returning from Iraq and Afghanistan often find the transition back to civilian life difficult. One of the first questions veterans have to answer is, 'now what do I do?' And with California's unemployment rate just above 10 percent, job options can be limited. A new organization called the Farmer Veteran Coalition is helping men and women who leave the battlefield find careers in agricultural fields.

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Ponzi Schemes Hit the Middle Class

By now, you've heard of Bernie Madoff and his Ponzi scheme that bilked well-heeled investors out of $50 billion. But you may not realize that similar crimes are also on the rise here in California, often targeting middle-income victims. We report on one such case in the San Francisco Bay Area. Reporter: Oanh Ha

Jazz CD Review: Alex Cline and Nels Cline

Sibling rivalry can be a potent creative force. In the case of Los Angeles brothers Alex and Nels Cline, music has served as a binding agent rather than a source of friction. Andrew Gilbert reviews "Continuation" by Alex Cline and "Coward" by Nels Cline. The new releases find both Cline brothers grappling with mid-life.

Bye Bye Beckham?

The torrid love affair between Los Angeles and David Beckham appears to be coming to a close. Soccer's international superstar signed a lucrative five-year contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy a year and a half ago. Now he wants to break his contract and play in Italy for one of the best teams in Europe. But the end of an affair is usually messy. Reporter: Rob Schmitz