Mornings on 2

Sonoma State Political Science Professor David McCuan discusses the ramifications of the U.S. conflict with Iran, after the Memorandum of Understanding is expiring after 60 days.

The original winemakers are back: How Georgia’s 8,000-year-old wine culture is taking over the modern wine world.

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From Indonesia to Colombia to Venezuela, powerful earthquakes are leaving a trail of death and destruction. But magnitude is only part of the story. Juan Caicedo, chair of the department of civil and environmental engineering at The University of South Carolina, gives insight.

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the college admissions process, and the impact is already being felt. Jim Wismer, an education expert with the National Test Prep Association, gives insight.

Consumers have reported losing an average of more than $10 billion annually to imposter scams in recent years. Evelyn Patino, consumer banking region executive at Bank of America, gives insight.

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From the original El Taquito to El Taquito Dos in Hayward, the family has kept the tradition alive. For many customers, a visit is about more than a meal, it’s about memories of growing up, and now sharing those memories with the next generation. Oralia Padilla and Jorge Espinosa, co-owners of El Taquito Dos, share their story and famous dishes.

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Oakland pride is kicking off with a vibrant parade through downtown this weekend. The parade is from 10:30AM to Noon  Sunday, August 16.

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You can see Napa from a lot of different perspectives — but these founders wanted to make the experience more personal. We’re taking a ride with a mother-and-daughter team who built their business around showing people their city. Karen Kaiser and Nancie Cameron, share their story

A mother and daughter are putting a family spin on Napa sightseeing. Their Rydables tours combine a ride through downtown with stories about the city’s history and landmarks. Karen Kaiser and Nancie Cameron, share their story.

The latest inflation numbers show prices are still rising, while gas prices are reaching record highs for this late in the calendar year. Gustavo Flores-Macías, dean  of the School of Public Policy at University of Maryland, gives insight.

Civil rights groups are asking a judge to block Trump’s new birthright citizenship order. Alejandra Vargas, partner at Duane Morris LLP, gives insight.

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The bay area remains one of the most expensive housing markets in the country. so, for people who want to stay here, what does it really take to buy a home? Erika Carrasco, with Intero Real Estate, gives insight.

A massive search-and-rescue operation is underway across western Colombia this Tuesday. Soldiers, emergency crews and volunteers are working side by side, clearing rubble by hand and using search dogs to find people who may still be trapped. Jose Restrepo, head of R+D, Nabih Youssef and Associates, gives insight.

What skills should schools be prioritizing now to make sure students are workforce-ready when they graduate. Amit Sevak, CEO of ETS, gives insight.

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How a Bay Area family built an award-winning  vineyard—and added pickleball to the experience

How a Bay Area family built an award-winning  vineyard—and added pickleball to the experience

Everything you need to know before next weekend's festival in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood 

Whitehall Lane Winery’s tasting room manager breaks down how an internal team-bonding initiative during the pandemic led to their newest public offering: a two-hour vineyard experience pairing pickleball with estate wine tastings.

How a Bay Area Family Built an Award-Winning St. Helena Vineyard—and Added Pickleball to the Experience"

Discover easy ways to weave math into your family's daily routine with tips from Mathnasium.

The San Francisco public defender’s office is honoring a former client with a new fellowship aimed at helping people serving excessive prison sentences. San Francisco public defender, Mano Raju, gives insight.

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Financial advisor Jason Matthews discusses social security trust fund potentially running out of money by 2032.

Financial advisor Jason Matthews discusses social security trust fund potentially running out of money by 2032.

College applications are starting to open up, and high school seniors have just a few months to finish them before the deadline. IvyWise admissions counselor Katie Widbin joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what students and families need to know.

Ahead of a potential run for president in 2028, Gov. Gavin Newsom traveled to Michigan, to rally support for Democrats, and possibly increase his profile in that battleground state.

Kids from around the country will get to explore San Francisco next weekend as part of America's Field Trip 

Could AI help you find a good real estate investment before you make an offer? Lance Growth, CEO and Founder of Growth 1031, breaks down the questions you should ask your realtor and the AI hacks that could help you evaluate a property in minutes.

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From the coast to the Andes, to the amazon, later this year in November, Pope Leo will make his first official visit to Latin America since becoming the head of the catholic church. He'll take his message to Latin America with stops in Peru, Argentina and Uruguay. Vanessa Corcoran to the show. she's director of catholic studies at Georgetown University.

Meteorologist Rosemary Orozco heads to Napa Valley to interview Whitehall Lane Assistant Winemaker Alejandro Oviedo about how this year’s weather patterns are triggering an earlier-than-usual harvest season.

Dr. James Kang, regional concussion specialist lead for Kaiser Permanente Northern California, talked about the damaging effects of concussions.

Yelitza Pena, Coordinator of Student and Parent Support Programs for the Hayward Unified School District talked about a free event to help its students and families with back-to-school costs.

President of the Pistahan Parade & Festival joined Mornings on 2 to discuss the event, which is the largest Filipino cultural celebration in the United States.

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Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Bay Area financial advisor Jason Matthews discusses mortgage rates and the possibility they will keep increasing.

Professor David Schultz of Minnesota's Hamline University discussed President Trump's renewed attempt to end birthright citizenship.

Mike Daillak and his partner Rhasaan Fernandez bought Sam's Log Cabin in Albany in 2010. The spot is a cozy log cabin built in 1930 that has survived decades of change, transforming from a betting parlor and speakeasy into a gathering place focused on fresh, locally sourced food.

What kids eat during the school day can have a big impact on how they perform in class. From stronger immune systems to better concentration, experts say good nutrition is one of the best back-to-school tools parents can provide. Beth Goodridge, registered dietician at Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek, gives insight.

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See's Candies President and CEO Pat Egan joins us to talk about the month long effort to raise money for dogs in need of care so they can furrever homes. 

The team at Carfax joins us to discuss the current used car market.

A conversation with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark ahead of the start of the new school year.

On Thursday, August 6, the Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California will launch a new free dental care program for uninsured adults through a partnership with La Clínica de la Raza's Mobile Dental Services.

The first week of school can be tough, especially for younger children starting a new classroom. Apurva Bhatt, child and adolescent psychiatrist at Stanford Children's Health, gives insight.

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Interview with nurse and resource nurse manager Fatemah Mohammad of Mothers' Milk Bank California about the nutritional value of human milk for newborns. 

Every dog has the potential to be a great companion with the right guidance. A Hayward-based mobile dog training company is helping families gain confidence, build better habits, and create happier relationships with their pets. Fabiola Avalos, owner and canine behavior specialist at Level Up Canines, explains why successful dog training starts with teaching the people first.

August 5 marks National Mastitis Awareness Day, shining a light on a painful condition that affects about 1 in 7 breastfeeding moms. Experts say early recognition and treatment can help prevent serious complications, reduce ER visits, and keep more families on track with their breastfeeding goals. Abrie McCoy, board-certified lactation consultant with SimpliFed, gives insight.

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It's been a busy summer for Lake Tahoe but not just for people, for the bears, as well. South Lake Tahoe police say there's been an increase of bear calls, so far, this year. Alexia Ronning, CDFW Environmental Scientist and Tahoe bear specialist, gives insight.

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Faith the legendary American Pit Bull Terrier surf dog and her owner James Wall, talk World Dog Surfing Championships.

KTVU Political Analyst Nolan Higdon explains why a Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney went against the president's wishes.

Little Saint hosts James Beard Award-winning San Francisco restaurant A16 for Sagra del Pomodoro—a one-night-only collaboration celebrating the height of tomato season. 

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Licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Jessica Hamilton, joins us to discuss why many adults struggle to make and maintain friendships, and how to build stronger social connections.

Scientists keep finding new evidence that exercise directly impacts brain health. While physical benefits like better cardiovascular health and lower blood sugar are well known, what about our mental health? Rio Wilson, founder of Brain Body Therapy, joins Mornings on 2 to explain the powerful brain-body connection.

As the new school year approaches, teacher burnout remains a growing challenge nationwide. Lindsey Fuller, executive director of the local nonprofit The Teaching Well, joins us to discuss how schools can better support educators' mental health, improve teacher retention, and help prevent burnout before it starts.

 The directors of 'Love in Action Day' join us in studio to talk about Sunday's event, aimed at helping hundreds of community members get ready for back-to-school season. Whether it's a free backpack and haircut, or brand-new clothes and a free grocery bag, there is so much available for anyone in need.

A relationship expert explains the science behind the viral 'divorce effect' trend single influencers can't stop talking about.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Every two years, DACA recipients must renew their protected status. But many say applications that once took weeks are now taking months, leaving recipients vulnerable to losing their jobs, driver’s licenses, and temporary legal protections before new approvals arrive. Luis Cortes Romero, immigration attorney at Novo Legal Group, gives insight.

When it comes to sudden hearing loss, time is critical. Specialists say treatment within the first week and ideally much sooner offers the best chance of restoring hearing. Dr. Donald McGillivray, an audiologist at Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa, gives insight.

UC Davis Vice Provost Malisa Lee joins Mornings on 2 to break down the trends in admissions, and what high school seniors applying for college should know.

A live discussion with SHRM leaders discussing their new report exploring how U.S. workers are integrating generative AI into their daily routines—and which industries, roles, and demographics are adopting it the fastest.

 The federal reserve left its key interest rate unchanged at its meeting yesterday. But some members of the federal reserve board appeared in favor of raising rates in the face of inflation, despite the president's push for the fed to cut rates. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what it means for consumers.

As a growing number of young people turn to AI for emotional support, new research from Hopelab and the Center for Digitial Thriving  reveals some of the reasons young adults are turn to AI chatbots, before turning to a friend, family, or professional for connection.

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A new report by Fidelity Investments shows the staggering costs for health and medical expenses for retirees. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what people can do to make sure they're prepared for potential high costs.

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From North Carolina flavors to Oakland kitchen experience, two cooks have found a way to blend their backgrounds into one breakfast business. Chasity Barwick, and Will Kovach, owners of Town Biscuits, share their tasty journey.

When you hear Seasonal Affective Disorder, you probably think winter. But doctors say a small number of people experience the opposite—with symptoms that appear during the summer months instead. Dr. Goutham Ganesan, Assistant Chief of Adult Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente San Jose, gives insight.

Families could spend more than $863 per child on back-to-school shopping this year. We’ll look at what’s driving the costs and where parents can find relief.  Julia Wilson, KPMG Principal of Consumer and Retail Strategy, gives insight.

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Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Host and owner of the Gold Standard 49ers Podcast Network, Rob 'Stats' Guerrera talked about Kyle Shanahan recovering from a significant car crash near his Peninsula home.

Sous chef Cicero Souto talks about how Chotto Matte restaurant in San Francisco will celebrate Peruvian Independence Day.

Political analyst Brian Sobel talks about what voters can expect, as the midterm elections on July 26, are exactly 100 days away.

The main actors in 'Antony and Cleopatra' appeared on 'Mornings on 2' to discuss their roles in the free Shakespeare play being performed throughout the Bay Area.

Dr. Suneil Koliwad, Chief of the Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism at UCSF Health discusses research showing popular weight loss drugs may slow down the aging process.

The Pacific Cup celebrates its 1,000th finisher in the 2,070-nautical-mile race from San Francisco to Hawaii. Pacific Cup Communication Chair, Michael Moradzadeh, discusses the milestone, the challenge of the crossing, and what makes the race unique.

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A new report by Common Sense Media reveals that nearly half of teenagers have been exposed to explicit deepfakes, with 25 percent having seen AI-generated explicit material depicting themselves or someone they know. Director of Research Supreet Mann joins us to discuss these findings and the tools available to help parents navigate today’s reality as kids head back to school.

Temidayo Yussuf, founder of the nonprofit Korede's Klub, joined us to discuss the organization's inclusive sports camp for children of all abilities.

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Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

 Get ready to hit a high note this weekend! KTVU's Bryan Gallo interviews Festival Opera Artistic Director Zachary Gordin to preview the free community event "Opera in the Park" series. Grab a blanket and bring a date, because you're guaranteed to fall in love at first aria.

Bay Area financial analyst Clark Geranen discusses the expenditures of companies on artificial intelligence technology.

Beyond the goals and glory, the World Cup delivered a global music spectacle. Tomás Mier, a music journalist and author of the book 'Madonna: Into the Groove' breaks down the performances that made an impact, and how music continues to shape the world’s biggest sporting event.

The school year is almost here, and now’s the time to reset. From bedtime battles to morning routines, experts are sharing practical ways to help children make a smoother return to school.

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