After three days of rallies, investors are watching the stock market to see if the gains hold. We wrap up the week in money news. Peter Coy of Business Week.

Jared Bernstein is Vice President Joe Biden's chief economic advisor. He's also the executive director of the Obama Administration's Middle Class Task Force. He joins us for a wide-ranging discussion of the current economic crisis.

The CEO of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston asked his entire staff what they thought of taking pay cuts and benefit reductions in order to avoid layoffs. He says the applause was almost deafening. Now he's getting email suggestions at the rate of 100 an hour. Paul Levy is our guest.

College basketball's March Madness is almost upon us. We'll have a preview with Only a Game host Bill Littlefield.

Ten years after her death, R&B singer Dusty Springfield still has legions of fans, and her legacy can still be seen and heard in artists like Amy Winehouse and Adele. We talk about Dusty's life and music with Annie Randall, associate professor of musicology at Bucknell University, and author of the new book "Dusty: Queen of the Postmods".