Gil Gross filling in for Chip Franklin. Gil talks about some of the name changes occuring in the Bay Area and beyond and whether they actually matter in changing the national conversation about race.

Gil Gross in for Chip Franklin. Gil talks to Jacqueline Alemany from the Washington Post about the shape federal police reform could take.

Gil Gross filling in for Chip Franklin. Gil talks to John-Eric Sanchez, a Filipino man who saved up and had just opened a restaurant/bar in the Westfield Shopping Center in SOMA at Mission and Jessie.  It was closed by covid-19 and looted and destroyed repeatedly over 5 hours. Sanchez supports the protests, but is crushed that his business was smashed.

What will defunding the police actually entail? What should it entail? Gil Gross filling in for Chip takes your calls.

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin. Chris asks with the recent outbreak at the Tesla plant in Fremont and with coronavirus cases on the rise elsewhere in the country, is now the time to open businesses and society?

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin. Chris talks with Troy Flint from California School Board Association on reopening schools during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin. Chris takes your calls on NYPD's Mike O'Meara saying that the media is treating the police like thugs. Also, should we be teaching students about racial biases in school?

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin. Chris talks about how bad the polling looks for President Trump. As George Floyd is laid to rest, Chris talks to Attorney Paula Notari about the case against the officers involved in his untimely death.

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin takes your calls on defunding the police force.

Chris Merrill in for Chip Franklin talks to Civil Rights Attorney Richard C. Bell about what defunding the police actually means and how it would play out.