Angie Coiro, filling in for Pat, and CHP Public Information Officer John Franzen discuss what is legal and illegal in the Bay Area streets with the listeners.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a new law that would require President Trump to release his tax returns in order to be on the 2020 ballot.

Lee Gelernt, the lead attorney in the family separation lawsuit for the ACLU, talks about child separations at the border.

John Nichols with The Nation discusses the winners and losers of Tuesday night's presidential debates.

How old does a child have to be before you take their sexuality at face value? At what age do you believe a child is transgender?

If you don't consider electability, who is your ideal 2020 ticket?

The Gilroy shooter appears to have been heavily influenced on social media. Do you think social media has cost us the ability to have deep connections with other people?

Also, forensic and neuropsychologist Dr. Judy Ho talks about how social media influence people.

Is the president's messaging dangerous? Does it make you a racist to try to appeal to racist people?

Angie Coiro fills in for Pat Thurston. On Sunday, four people were killed and three were shot at the annual Gilroy Garlic Festival. What can be gun to prevent gun violence? Are you comfortable with increased security at events? Who were the real victims of the shooting?

Also, Gilroy native and journalist Christie Cuthbert talks about how the festival has been forever changed.

Angie Coiro fills in for Pat Thurston. On Sunday, four people were killed and three were shot at the annual Gilroy Garlic Festival. What can be gun to prevent gun violence? Are you comfortable with increased security at events? Who were the real victims of the shooting?