Mornings on 2

Cardiologist Dr. Rita Ng appeared on Mornings on 2, to discuss women's heart disease. 

February is American Heart Month, and doctors are warning nearly half of all women age 20 and older are living with some form of cardiovascular disease. Dr. Rita Ng from Kaiser Permanente joins Mornings on 2 to discuss how to catch the early symptoms of heart disease.

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The California Dream for All program provides down payment assistance for first-generation homebuyers, by up to 20% of a home's value. Eric Johnson from the California Housing Finance Agency joins Mornings on 2 to share details of the program, before applications open up to the public.

Super Bowl weekend brought more than football to the Bay. As spending surged across the region, the Sundaze “Benito Bowl” transformed a San Francisco waterfront into a cultural celebration—complete with a recreation of Bad Bunny’s iconic casita.

Spending climbed in San Francisco and San Jose, while Santa Clara saw smaller changes despite hosting the game. Leann Livingston, head of integrated marketing at Square, dives into the numbers.

The Art of the African Diaspora Exhibition returns to the Bay Area, featuring more than 150 artists.

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Oakland's Tarts de Feybesse has been named a finalist for one of the top culinary awards in the country.

For many, the ads are the best part of the Super Bowl. From AI to nostalgia and beyond, this year, there are already several sparking water cooler conversation.

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Interview with financial advisor, Clark Geranen, of CalBay Investments in Danville, about the Dow reaching a record 50,000. 

Game day is officially here—and while the football game and Bad Bunny’s half time performance are the major events, let’s be honest… it’s really all about the food.

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The team behind Palette Tea House joins us to talk about Lunar New Year dining traditions 

A new Common Sense Media report found that 36% of boys between ages 11-17 have wagered on a game in the past year. Founder and CEO of Common Sense Media James P. Steyer writes a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, asking him to address the issue.

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Deaf community celebrates historic Super Bowl with Puerto Rican sign language performer, Celimar Rivera Cosme.

Gratitude and representation, Tomás Mier, pop and Latin music journalist, gives insight on Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl moment.

Resident DJ for the San Francisco Giants, former Golden State Warriors DJ, and a powerhouse who’s opened for Dua Lipa joins us to talk Super Bowl mixing.

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Chef Darren Anthony Lamboy runs the only Puerto Rican food truck in the Bay Area, and his food has already made its way to Bad Bunny’s inner circle. Oakland's Boriqua Kitchen, shares some popular dishes.

The Godfather of Hip Hop Streetwear is in studio, Karl Kani on designing Coco Jones’ Super Bowl pregame look.

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Santa Clara offers safety alerts during Super Bowl 

Join the Super Bowl celebrations at Parada 22, a Latinx-owned restaurant serving vibrant, authentic dishes in the heart of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury. Miguel Medina, manager and Erick De Leon, floor manager, have a message for Bad Bunny.

Oakland is stepping into the Super Bowl spotlight, and the food is showing up just as big as the game. District Oakland is hosting a watch party with game day bites.

A Bay Area puppy is headed for the biggest stage in cute sports. Foggy, who was once at the SF SPCA, is officially representing the shelter in this year's Puppy Bowl. 

Contra Costa Youth Journalism is building the next generation of journalists. Students from several high schools are reporting real stories that matter to their communities, all while getting guidance from professionals in the industry

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Bay Area native and actor Emilio Garcia-Sanchez talks about The Only Way Out Is Through, a powerful film inspired by director Kieran Thompson’s real-life journey of friendship, survival, and reconnection. The film screens Thursday, February 5 and 6, at The Roxie Theater.

Charles Fazzino, has been the official artist of the Super Bowl for more than a decade. The internationally renowned 3-D pop artist is in the Bay Area to unveil his commemorative artwork for Super Bowl LX, giving fans a vibrant visual tribute to the biggest game in sport.

Super Bowl Sunday doesn't have to mean a sad bag of chips and a last-minute beer run. Aida Mollenkamp, California Wines' food and travel expert, joined us on 'The Nine' for a watch party glow-up: California style.

Ahead of the Super Bowl, a new report is sounding the alarm about boys and gambling. Common Sense Media surveyed more than 1,000 boys between the ages of 11 and 17, finding gambling is common in this age group, with more than a third saying they've done it in the past year. 

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At Max’s Cakes in Hayward, family and tradition are baked into every treat. Owner Max Soto carries on recipes passed down for generations, from classic cake slices to show-stopping custom cakes.

Immigration took center stage at the 2026 Grammys long before the final award was handed out. With a blunt two-word message "ICE out" Bad Bunny and a wave of artists turned music’s biggest night into a national call for humanity, dignity, and immigrant rights. Isabela Raygoza, associate editor for Billboard Español, gives insight.

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Rising grocery costs shouldn't ruin your watch party. Chef Darryl Bell of Napa’s Stateline Road House stops by to share a pro-level recipe designed to feed a hungry crowd without breaking the bank.  

The Black Panther Party Museum kicks off Black History Month with "Happy Heavenly Birthday, Oscar," a moving tribute to the life of Oscar Grant III.

As thousands of Bay Area students walk out of school to protest nationwide, a new "Vibe Check" study reveals the truth about Gen Z activism.

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Chef Julian Lopez shares the story of Mendocino favorite Café Beaujolais and  prepares a sweet treat from the restaurant’s new cookbook.

A new study suggests growing skepticism among consumers when it comes to advertising and artificial intelligence. Researchers found many viewers now assume videos are AI-generated — even when they’re not — raising concerns about authenticity and brand trust. With Super Bowl Sunday approaching and companies spending millions on ad spots, experts weigh in on how AI may be reshaping consumer perception and what it means for advertisers moving forward.

With Super Bowl 60 just days away at Levi’s Stadium, the Bay Area is stepping into the spotlight — even without the 49ers on the field. Local artist Erin Fong joins us to share how her custom letterpress designs became the official theme art for the big game, celebrating both football and the Bay Area’s creative spirit. 

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Piedmont Police investigating high school basketball brawl.

Picaro, a family-owned Spanish restaurant founded in 1982, helped shape San Francisco’s dining scene when it became the city’s first tapas restaurant. Today, it continues to celebrate tradition, diversity, and the flavors that define the Bay Area.

On Saturday, January 31, Oakland families can explore 30 tuition-free charter schools in one place. The free School Choice Fair is your one-stop shop before the February 13 deadline. Daisy Padilla, senior director at Oakland Enrolls, explains event.

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They’re 11 and 9-years-old, and they’re already part of Bay Area dance history. Aria Briosos and Roux Stunna are rising turf dancers coming up in the same culture and with some of the same mentors that lit up the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show.

Game day desserts don’t have to be basic. Bake it Count, based in Santa Clara, is serving up Super Bowl custom, crowd-pleasing treats. Caroline Levens, is the owner and creator of the kickoff-worthy sweets.

A historic building in Oakland is being given new life. Solara House will serve as a 120-bed shelter and trauma recovery center, providing critical support for survivors of human trafficking.

President Trump has officially launched 'Trump Accounts.' It's a $1,000 investment available to all American babies born between 2025 and 2028.

If you're hoping to buy a ticket to Super Bowl LX, the BBB is warning fans to watch out for fake tickets.

The rent gap across the Bay Area is widening fast. The San Francisco Chronicle analyzed data from Zillow and Apartment List, finding that San Francisco rents are now about 70% higher than Oakland, which is the biggest disparity in a decade.

The countdown continues for the Super Bowl at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Gold Bar Whiskey in Alameda is hosting a "Celebration of Champions" party, which is a three day event, with a portion of the proceeds going to support the ALS Network. Sheri Strahl., the president and CEO of ALS Network, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss how ALS affects 30,000 people nationwide.

The weather over the past week has derailed travel plan for people nationwide, but it also inspired some travel plans for others. Travel expert Gabe Saglie joined us on 'The Nine' for ideas on warm weather escapes.

Jury selection began Tuesday in a lawsuit against social media companies over claims their algorithms cause addiction in teenage users. Collin Walke, a data privacy and social media expert, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight.

According to data from Redfin, home prices are sliding in some of the biggest metros in the country, including here, in California. Daryl Fairweather, the chief economist at Redfin, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss what's leading the decline.

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Contra Costa County recognizes Richmond native, Elena Velazquez, for her community efforts with the Youth Humanitarian Award.

Ashley Farquharson, team USA luge athlete, talks Winter Olympics. At just 26, Farquharson is already a veteran of the Olympic stage. She's a decorated luge athlete who has competed internationally for more than a decade.

People who use artificial intelligence more frequently may be more likely to experience symptoms of depression, according to a new study published this week by the Journal of the American Medical Association.

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The NFL announced this morning that LaRussell will perform at Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium, along with Teddy Swims at the pre-game Tailgate Concert.

Kelly Batson, chief community impact officer, at United Way Bay Area, explains IRS filing season, and how new tax law provisions could benefit taxpayers.

Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute, explains DHS leadership shakeup. Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, set to leave Minnesota, and border czar, Tom Homan stepping in, after deadly shooting involving federal agents.

Dr. Rochelle Stiles from the San Francisco Zoo discusses the efforts to reintroduce an endangered native species to its original habitat in the Bay Area.

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Harvard Medical School clinical psychologist Jacqueline Sperling discusses the impact of seeing video of the shooting of Alex Pretti in Minnesota, and how it affects users' mental health.

Tomás Mier, a music journalist, gives insight on how artists are using their platforms to defend immigrant communities.

Pastor Todd Benson, executive director of Faith in Action East Bay, talks local response to ICE-involved shootings, and expanded federal operations.

According to the Veterans Affairs office, 6% of the population nationwide will have PTSD at some point in their lies. While doctors traditionally treat PTSD with pills and therapy, one doctor is trying a new tactic: video puzzle games.

Close to one million vehicles on roads nationwide have an open safety recall, and most drivers have no idea. The problem involves the child car seat anchor, which is a critical safety feature that's meant to protect children.

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UC Santa Cruz Political History lecturer, Nolan Higdon discusses how the recent deadly shooting in Minneapolis involving federal immigration agents has intensified political tensions in Washington and jeopardized a bipartisan government spending deal. Key Senate Democrats have pledged to oppose a funding bill needed this week to avert a partial government shutdown if it includes roughly $65 billion for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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A recent Harvard study finds that while staying physically fit is strongly linked to a longer, healthier life, repeating the same workout routine day after day may limit those benefits. Researchers say adding variety to exercise — such as mixing different types of workouts or intensities — can significantly improve health outcomes and may reduce the risk of premature death by 19%.

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Avery Rose Haro, grew up immersed in the Bay Area independent music scene, and those who found fame in Vallejo, like LaRussell, are extending a hand. Ave is not only an artist, she's also a reporter. Hear what she asked Gasia Mikaelian.

Luis Cortes Romero, immigration attorney at Novo Legal Group, explains legality of administrative warrants. Sources say federal agents have been forcibly entering the homes of people subject to deportation without warrants signed by judges. Department of Homeland Security disputes the allegations.

Whether you love apple, pumpkin, or lemon meringue, Friday is one of the best days of the year for dessert lovers: it's National Pie Day.

Friday marks Maternal Health Awareness Day, which is meant to help prevent deaths, improve care, and increase access.

Peak truffle season is here, and La Toque in Napa is treating it like a culinary celebration.

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Studies show couples fight about money more than any other subject. Merging finances specifically is a topic that can cause friction, and experts say jumping into the wrong money setup can quietly erode a relationship.

Andres Quintero, political science professor at Evergreen Valley College, gives insight on President Trump hosting signing ceremony for Board of Peace in Davos, despite European ally support. Also expands on Governor Newsom blaming the white house for blocking his interview in Davos.

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Key takeaways from President Trump's lengthy speech at the World Economic Forum. Todd Belt, political management program director at the George Washington University, gives insight.

Gen Z is transforming the wedding industry. Data from The Knot finds couples in this generation are breaking from tradition and designing celebrations that reflect their values, priorities, and budgets. Esther Lee, the editorial director at The Knot, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the trends we can expect to see in 2026.

San Jose is once again in the national housing spotlight. Zillow predicts the San Jose area will be one of the hottest housing markets in 2026, driven by strong demand and limited supply. 

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness, often developing without any warning signs, but experts say, early detection, through comprehensive eye exams, can make all the difference.

The Neighborhood Grandma shows off its sweet treats. 

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Whether it's melted, sliced, shredded, or stacked: cheese plays a starring role in comfort food and cuisine across cultures. On this National Cheese Lover's Day, 'The Nine' celebrated with Ollie's American Cheese + Provisions in Oakland.

Tuesday marks the deadline for the credit card industry to comply with President Trump's self-imposed deadline of a 10% cap on interest rates. Researchers from Vanderbilt found, Americans would save roughly $100 billion in interest each year if rate were capped at the proposed 10%. Though, economists warn that it could cut credit to consumers, particularly those who are low-income, or have low credit scores.

Peter Loge, director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at The George Washington University, comments on President Trump marking his first year back in the White House.

Shubbie Aishida, owner and head chef of Golden Safari Restaurant and Bakery, gives cooking lessons. The African restaurant located at 22431 Foothill boulevard, is giving 10% off main meals through January 31. The deal is part of Hayward's restaurant month.

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