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'The Tenth Inning'

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Former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds gets the Ken Burns treatment in the new PBS film, “The Tenth Inning.” It’s a follow-up to Burns’ and Lynn Novick’s documentary series “Baseball.” The film tells the story of baseball’s steroid era, in part through the saga of Bonds and the Giants.

Guests:

Ken Burns, filmmaker and historian whose television series include "Baseball" and "The Civil War," which combined received more than 40 major awards, including Emmys, Grammys and the Peabody

Lynn Novick, producer and documentary filmmaker who has collaborated with Burns on several projects including "The War," "Frank Lloyd Wright" and "The Tenth Inning"

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