KCBS Radio In Depth

KCBS Radio's Holly Quan and Matt Bigler talk to Dr. Jack Boatwright.

KCBS Radio's Holly Quan and Jeff Bell speak wiht a Special Agent based in the San Francisco office of the FBI.

KCBS Radio's Jenna Lane offers compelling perspective about covering a tragic shooting at a Bay Area tech campus, and is joined in studio by CNET Executive Director Ian Sherr, who was also on the scene reporting on the shooting, and offers insight about the tech company, its content contributors, and more.

The Oakland A's seem to finally be making headway in their long quest for a new ballpark. Meanwhile, their neighbors the Warriors are counting the days until they move to San Francisco.  KCBS Radio Reporter Doug Sovern spoke with executives of the two teams for this weekend's edition of KCBS In Depth:

KCBS Radio Anchor Stan Bunger, Political Reporter Doug Sovern and Political Analyst Marc Sandalow discuss some of the week's major political issues on this week's edition of KCBS Radio In Depth.

Bringing people together to care for our planet and ourselves, without the baggage of politics or animosity is the goal of Planet Vision, launched by the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco.  Executive Director Dr. Jonathon Foley explains to Jane McMillan how addressing how we use water, energy and food in our everyday lives could get to, and solve, the root causes of 80 percent of what imperils our natural world.  Easy to implement in our own lives, and an invitation to be on a team with solutions as its goal, Planet Vision can be found at planetvision.org and through calacademy.org.