Brian Copeland

A lawsuit has been filed against BART, after a mob of people robbed passengers on a train a few months ago. The lawsuit claims that BART officials didn't do everything they could to protect passengers. Do you think BART is responsible for these robberies? Do you think the attacks could have been prevented? Do you feel safe riding BART?

This week, Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews Mother!, American Assassin and First They Killed My Father. For more information, visit fandango.com. You can follow Alicia on Twitter at @AliciaMalone

Our monthly Bay Area Real Estate Clinic is back! Brooke Dunbar with Coldwell Banker, Simon Offord with the Law Offices of Peter N. Brewer, Wayne Gregori with Gregori Group, and Andrea Swetland with Vanguard Properties give us an update on the real estate market and answer questions from callers.

On this week's edition of 'Hole in the Wall,' Brian features Berkland Cleaners in Berkeley. KGO listener William Shirley recommended the business. He is joined in-studio by Berland Cleaners owner Mike Seo. Berkland Cleaners is located at 2979 Sacramento Street. For more information, call (510) 841-3668 or visit puredryclean.com

Nicolas Berthet is a 25-year-old entrepreneur and "Dreamer" from New Hampshire. He came to the United States with his parents when he was just two-years-old. He talks to Brian about enrolling in the DACA program and the adversity his family has faced for being undocumented immigrants.

Should texting and walking be illegal? Or, would that be government overreach?

Gail Siegel is the executive director of ForWords Literacy Lab. She talks about working with DACA recipients, and the organization's 10-year anniversary celebration. For more information, visit forwords.org

Steve Bannon, Milo Yinnapolus and Ann Coulter are reportedly coming to UC Berkeley next week. Brian thinks they're only coming to the Bay Area to cause problems.Do you agree? Do you think college campuses should restrict hate speech? Where should they draw the line?

Deborah Cullinan discusses the Fall premier of "Transform," which runs September 14th through 23rd, in the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Forum. For tickets and information, visit ybca.org

East Bay Times TV critic, Chuck Barney, joins Brian in-studio to discuss the upcoming Emmy Awards and Fall TV Premiers.

In her first book tour appearance, Hillary Clinton blamed the media for Donald Trump's campaign victory. Do you think the media is responsible for getting Trump elected? Do you think they were fair?

Dennis Willis from Flick Nation joins Brian to talk about the latest digital releases. For more information, visit flicknation.net

143 million people were impacted by the Equifax hack. What should you do if you were one of them? Washington Post Technology Reporter Brian Fung explains.

Headliners on the Headlines with comedians Will Durst, Irene Tu, Mike Capazzola and Justin Lockwood.

This week, Alicia Malone from Fandango reviews Stephen King's "IT" . For tickets and information, visit fandango.com

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo joins Brian in-studio to take questions from callers. He discusses disaster preparedness in San Jose, illegal dumping, the opening of the new BART station and Trump's decision on DACA. For more information on illegal dumping, visit beautysj.org or download the My San Jose app.

Do recipients of the DACA program steal jobs from Blacks and Hispanics? Tracy Jan is a business reporter with the Washington Post. She explains whether the narrative being pushed by the GOP is accurate.

Frequent 'Motivation Monday' guest, John Lee Dumas, lives in Puerto Rico. He describes the chaos in the area as Hurricane Irma hit.

Several states have filed lawsuits in order to stop the sunset of DACA. Legal analyst Dean Johnson weighs in.

Jean Marie Moore and Katrina Lashea are the owners of Anasa Yoga in Oakland. They join Brian in-studio with KGO listener Teri Schlesinger to talk about the business. Anasa Yoga is located at 4232 MacArthur Blvd in Oakland. For more information, visit anasaoakland.com or call (510) 482-9642.