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KGO fill in host, Chris Merrill along with News anchor Kim McCallister and Executive Producer John Daly discuss the unbelievable rise in gas prices. When will it stop!

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KGO evening host John Rothmann contends that the U.S. is a bystander to the reported allegations to the genocide in Ukraine.

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Randy Newman's song "Short People" drew attention to the height-challenged individuals in society, but the Morning Show's 5'1" Nikki Medoro says although there are plenty of short people who succeed in life, there's still a perception, especially with men, that they need to be tall to be taken seriously. Nikki describes how some men are going through expensive, very painful, leg lengthening surgery to advance their careers, and maybe have a better chance with women...but does confidence automatically come with their newfound height? Or does it originate elsewhere?

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KGO Midday host Mark Thompson along with News anchor Kim McCallister and  executive producer John Daly discuss S.F. Giants pitcher Zack Littell being sent to the minors after a disrespectful incident with Gabe Kapler.

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KGO evening host John Rothmann relates Queen Elizabeth's interactions with no less than 13 U.S. presidents through the years

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KGO midday host Mark Thompson along with News anchor Kim McCallister and executive producer John Daly discuss Mark's "adventures" in psychotherapy.

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KGO evening host John Rothmann gives us a mini-history lesson about the GOP.

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KGO Midday host Pat Thurston points out the hypocritical manner many Republicans have  who seem to be aghast at the recent Student Loan Relief championed by President Biden.

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Individuals often have a huge impact on history.  The death of former Soviet President and General Secretary Gorbachev reminds us how one person, or two people, can change the course of nations. I have chosen several examples of how leaders do make a difference and do make history.  It really does matter who leads and how leaders can and do shape the course of events.

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KGO midday host Mark Thompson along with news anchor Kim McCallister and executive producer, John Daly discuss Mark's "plus one" experience at a PayPal founders party rubbing elbows with Elon Musk!

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