Brian Copeland

Washington Post National Reporter Aaron Davis tells us what we know about the deadly shooting in Las Vegas.

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Joe Klocek, Victor Escobedo, Cheryl White and Don Lacy.

This week, Alicia Malone reviews American Made, Flatliners and Lucky. For more information, visit fandango.com

A high-end maker of cannabis-infused chocolates have cut a tentative deal with the Westfield Shopping Center in San Francisco. They plan to open their first retail store in the mall soon, and critics say it's a bad idea. How would you feel if malls allowed cannabis shops to open?

Bob Ottenhoff is the President and CEO for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP). He talks about what people can do to help the people in Puerto Rico.

JJ Panzer is a broker and president of Real Management Company in San Francisco. He is also the author of The Smart Apartment Investor and host of the online hit, The Smart Apartment Adviser Show.

91-year-old Playboy founder, Hugh Hefner, died Wednesday. Many are calling him a "sexual liberator" of women. Do you agree? Did he liberate women, or objectify them?

Mark Goldwein is with the Committee for a Responsible Federal Government. He breaks down the GOP tax plan.

This week, Brian puts a spotlight on Tres Chic in Berkeley. He interviews KGO listener Penny Foster, who recommended the business, and Tres Chic owner Brandi Watkins. Tres Chic is located at 2703 Seventh Street #106 in Berkeley. To schedule an appointment, call (415) 570-7467 or e-mail treschicshopper11@gmail.com. You can also visit their website at treschicshopper.com To recommend a business to be featured on Hole in the Wall, send an e-mail to HoleInTheWallKGO@gmail.com

Is there anything wrong with a 21-year-old running for mayor?

Mehak Vohra is a 21-year-old tech entrepreneur running for mayor of San Francisco. She answers questions about homelessness and affordable housing and parking in the city.

Michael Helgren is an ice skater and plays the role of Aladdin for Disney on Ice. Disney on Ice is coming to the Bay Area in October Oracle Arena and the SAP Center in San Jose.

Actor and comedian Arsenio Hall is coming back to the Bay Area this weekend for four performances at Cobbs Comedy Club in San Francisco. Arsenio and Brian chat about politics and Coming to America 2! For tickets and information, visit cobbscomedy.com

President Barack Obama says he cried when he dropped his oldest daughter, Malia, off at college for the first time. Is there anything weak or wrong with a father crying when he drops his kids off at school? Also, Michelle Obama says women who didn't vote for Hillary, you voted against their best interests. Do you agree?

Anthony Weiner has been sentenced to 21 months in prison. Should he be in prison, or in a hospital? Do you think 21 months is enough time?

Do you think the accused killer of Kate Steinle can get a fair trial? Legal analyst Dean Johnson weighs in.

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation talks about the movies and T.V. shows leaving Netflix, and the new releases on the streaming service. For more information, visit flicknation.net

Has the Colin Kaepernick's original message been lost? Or, has it been amplified?

KGO Political Analyst Gary Dietrich joins Brian to discuss the potential failure of the GOP health care bill and DACA.

Steve Chandler is the author of 30 books that have been translated into over 25 languages. He is a personal success coach, public speaker and business consultant. His new book is called, "Right Now: Mastering the Beauty of the Present Moment". He gives tips on how to do things right now instead of later. For more information, visit his website at stevechandler.com