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Analysis and Discussion with Douglas Smith of Standard Chartered Bank (Bloomberg News)

Analysis and Discussion with Douglas Smith of Standard Chartered Bank (Bloomberg News)

Stimulus Spending - Interview with Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (Bloomberg News)

Interview with Rep. Carol Maloney, Chairwomen of the Joint Economic Committee: Nearly 4.5 Million Americans Have Lost Jobs (Bloomberg News)

HAVE EASY ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE. BUT TODAY THAT'S ABOUT TO CHANGE. KAYLA ANDERSON IS LIVE ON RIO BRAVO NEAR I-25 WITH THIS MORNING'S TOP STORY. AT NOON TODAY MARLA, ABQ HEALTH PARTNERS WILL OPEN THE NEW URGENT CARE HERE ALONG RIO BRAVO. DOCTORS SAY THERE'S A TREMENDOUS NEED FOR AN URGENT CARE IN THIS AREA... INSTEAD OF HAVING TO WAIT SEVERAL DAYS TO SEE THEIR DOCTOR, PEOPLE LIVING IN THE SOUTH VALLEY WILL NOW BE ABLE TO WALK IN, WITHOUT MAKING AN APPOINTMENT. THE CENTER WILL ALSO TREAT PEOPLE LIVING IN THE MESA DEL SOL AREA. DOCTORS POINT OUT THAT A LOT OF TIMES PEOPLE END UP GOING TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM FOR THINGS THAT ARE NOT EMERGENCIES: Almost three quarters of what's going into an ER, we can take care of here, and we can take care of faster and with less of a co-pay depending on insurance THE URGENT CARE IS PRETTY EASY TO GET TO. THERE'S ACCESS FROM I-25, AND A RAIL RUNNER STOP NOT TOO FAR AWAY. THE PLANNING FOR THIS URGENT CARE HAS BEEN IN THE WORKS SINCE 2004. WE'RE TOLD THEY'LL EXCEPT MOST INSURANCE PLANS.... AND EXPAND THEIR HOURS LATER ON, IF THERE'S A BIG ENOUGH DEMAND. REPORTING LIVE FROM THE SOUTH VALLEY, KAYLA ANDERSON, EYEWITNESS NEWS 4

Analysis and Discussion with Stephen Stanley of RBS Greenwich Capital Markets (Morning Call)

Analysis and Discussion with David Kelly of JPMorgan Chase (Starting Bell)

Demand Rising for Accountants Who Can Potentially Turn Around Company Losses; Overall, 20K Applicants Vying for 2100 Positions Spanning All Kinds of Specialty Industries (Open Exchange)

Analysis and Discussion with William Cheney of John Hancock Financial Services

Dow Down 1.68%; S Nasdaq Down 2.77%; Jobless Rate Rises to 15-Year High; CVS Forecast Misses Estimates, Sees Lower 2009 Profit; More Retailers Cut Forecasts, Including Coach and Best Buy; S Fox-Pitt Kelton Cuts Citigroup 4Q Earnings Estimates, While Citi Chairmember Robert Rubin Announces Retirement

Analysis and Discussion with Joel Prakken of Macroeconomic Advisers: Two Million More Jobs Will Be Lost in 2009

Obama picks Leon Panetta as CIA Director; Panetta choice as CIA chief draws democrats' concerns; Feinstein, Rockfeller are critical of CIA pick; Feinstein says she wants "intelligence professional"; Analysis by Lee Hamilton of Woodrow Wilson School

Analysis and Discussion with Peter Boockvar of Miller Tabak

Roundtable Reaction with Torsten Slock of Deutsche Bank and Former St. Louis Fed President William Poole

Interview with Bush Economic Adviser Keith Hennessey

Initial Reaction with Rick Szpila of JPMorgan Futures; Further Reaction with Richard DeKaser of National City

Interview with NFIB Chief Economist William Dunkelberg

Reaction with Larry Levin of SecretsofTraders.com; Further Reaction with Jay Bryson of Wachovia