2PM: Assemblyman Mike Feuer is trying to pass a bill that would crack down on parents of underage drinkers. Gil spoke with Assemblyman Feuer about the details and he spoke with Debbie Allen, a mom who lost her teenage daughter to alcohol poisoning. about why she supports the passage of it as well.

3PM: Michelle Obama took a four day trip to Spain with one of her daughters and now the many people are outraged. In a time where unemployment is at a high, should she be jetting off to Europe rather than support our country? Gil discusses it with his listeners.

2PM: Admiral Gary Roughead sat in studio and spoke with Gil about all things navy related.

3PM: Gil talked about Prop 8 with Debra Saunders, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, about her article in todays paper.

2PM: Should babies born to illegal immigrants automatically be American citizens? Some Republicans are calling for hearings to discuss this issue.

Brad Ziegler, relief pitcher for the Oakland A's, spoke with Gil about the "Rat Pack" event he will be participating in with KGO Radio! Click here for all the information.

3PM: Gil continues his discussion from the previous hour and speaks with Congressman Gary Miller about his stand on birthright citizenship. Later in the hour, Gil talked about foreclosure scams and spoke with Carolyn Warren, mortgage expert, about how to avoid problems when purchasing a foreclosed home.

2:00 - 3:00p.m.: Today, Gil talks about issues concerning money. Gerri Detweiler, author of the book "Debt Collection Answers: How To Use Debt Collection Laws to Protect Your Rights." She spoke on the subject of various ways that many debt collectors and debt buyers ignore the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, take advantage of consumers' lack of knowledge about their debt collection rights, and make their lives miserable in the process. One consumer tip, use *77 to force debt collectors to reveal their phone numbers on call id. For helpful consumer tips, visit Gerri's Detweiler's site at debtcollectionanswers.com.

3:00 - 4:00p.m.: Gil talks taxes this hour. Joining him this hour to discuss state revenues is Noel Gallo, the only Oakland School Board Trustee who voted against adding a $20 million parcel tax measure to the Novemeber ballot aimed at boosting salaries for school district staff and teachers. Oakland City Councilmember Ignacio De La Fuente talks about the Oakland Police Union agreeing to a pension concession for a parcel tax measure in November. Also joining Gil is Oakland School Board President Gary Yee who talked about the effort to save school teacher jobs. Gil speaks with callers about whether they'll agree to pay more taxes for essential services.

2:00 - 3:00p.m.: In this hour, Gil focuses on the National ID card debate. Civil liberties advocates decried a Democratic proposal that would require all workers in the United States to carry an ID card with biometric identifiers. The American Civil Liberties Union is against the ID card program. Joining Gil to speak about the debate is Christopher Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, ACLU Washington Office.

3:00 - 4:00p.m.: A federal judge stepped into the fight over Arizona's immigration law at the last minute Wednesday, blocking the heart of the measure and defusing a confrontation between police and thousands of activists that had been building for months. Gil debates the issue with callers.

2:00-3:00p.m.: Gil welcomes former San Jose Police Chief Joseph McNamara who explained why he is in support of Proposition 19, the legalization of marijuana in California. Later in the hour, Gil speaks to Kim Raney, the police chief of Covina and a member of The California Police Chiefs Association, which is opposed to the state's legalization of marijuana which goes before California voters in November.

3:00-4:00p.m.: Vic Ratner, ABC Radio Washington News Correspondent joins Gil to talk about the WikiLeaks release of 91,000 secret U.S. military documents on the Afghanistan war. Gil speaks with callers asking them do you think the United States should continue with the war in Afghanistan and do you think the WikiLeaks should have been published?

2PM: Should people have to pay to drive in downtown San Francisco during peak hours? Gil speak with Zabe Bent, project manger for SFCTA, about why they are proposing this to our city.

3PM: A two year old child was killed by two of the families dog this morning in Concord. They were pit bulls. Gil says people with children should not be allowed to own a pit bull. Do you agree?

2PM: There was a rally yesterday in Walnut Creek in support of Mehserle and some people who support Oscar grant attended. It was a peaceful rally and Gil talked about the details with Tom Barnidge, columnist for the Contra Costa Times.

3PM: Should unemployment benefits be extended to people who are unable to find work after a certain amount of time?