Gil talks with San Francisco Chronicle political reporter and Oakland resident Carla Marinucci about Oakland’s "violent death" stigma and Governor Jerry Brown’s "hands-off" approach to providing solutions to the city’s problem.
Gil Gross
On air: 3pm - 7pm
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Email: gilgross@newstalk910.com
Gil Gross is an award winning radio journalist who has reported the news to millions of Americans and interviewed pop culture icons and heads-of-state alike.
In addition to hosting the nationally syndicated Real Estate Today, Gil shared his broad knowledge of local, national, and international issues weekday afternoons with listeners across the Bay Area for many years. As a newsman and humorist he has also combined his talents as Paul Harvey's chief substitute at ABC and as the main substitute for Charles Osgood at CBS.
Call: 1.800.345.5639
Email: gilgross@newstalk910.com
Gil Gross is an award winning radio journalist who has reported the news to millions of Americans and interviewed pop culture icons and heads-of-state alike.
In addition to hosting the nationally syndicated Real Estate Today, Gil shared his broad knowledge of local, national, and international issues weekday afternoons with listeners across the Bay Area for many years. As a newsman and humorist he has also combined his talents as Paul Harvey's chief substitute at ABC and as the main substitute for Charles Osgood at CBS.
ON DEMAND HIGHLIGHTS
A journalist for more than three decades, Gil became the youngest anchorman in ABC News history at age 23. He went on to win a string of investigative and journalism awards for international reporting covering major events of our time from 9/11 to the War in Iraq. Before coming to San Francisco to join KGO he was senior correspondent for ABC News Radio. He has also won the Edward R. Murrow award for writing which included his coverage of Hurricane Katrina. He has worked at iconic New York radio stations such as WABC, WCBS, WOR, and hosted his own national program for a number of years on CBS Radio, as well as WLS in Chicago.
Gil lives with his wife, actress-singer Rhoda Bodzin, and their son, Spencer Darrow Gross, one cat and an ever-growing collection of over ten thousand LPs and CDs.
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Friday, January 18, 2013
