Mornings on 2

Pam Cook talks with financial adviser Jason Matthews about what to do a few years before you retire.

The 49ers have a deep connection with Latino fans, from the Bay Area to Mexico. Now, the team is celebrating that connection with a new Hispanic heritage collection. Alexandra Moreno, the lead designer behind the swag, and Xavier Mora-Sanchez, senior coordinator of brand marketing, give insight.

Experience Día de Muertos featuring the Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Carlos Moreno. Sunday, Oct. 11, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., at Oakland's Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts.

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During San Francisco Fleet Week, visiting U.S. Marines, Sailors, and Coast Guard personnel regularly trade their uniforms for aprons to volunteer at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. Katy Mann, with the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, gives insight.

Co-owners of the restaurant Fluid510, Richard Fuentes and Sean Sullivan, joined the President & CEO of Visit Oakland to promote the 5-day Oakland Style celebration beginning on Oct. 7, 2026.

Stephen Zunes, USF professor & program director of the USF Middle Eastern Studies Program, appeared on Mornings on 2 to discuss 3-years since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, and the violent clashes between student protesters and police in France, regarding education cuts.

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Financial adviser Chris Markowski discusses what higher rates mean for commercial and residential real estate.

Today marks three years since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out. Sonoma State University professor David McCuan explains how the war has changed Israel, Gaza, the Middle East and American politics.

The city of Oakland California has been named one of the top 10 best large cities in the country by Condé Nast Traveler readers. Oakland is globally recognized for its diverse community, vibrant art and culture, and award winning culinary scene. Mayor Barbara Lee, and Peter Gamez, with visit Oakland, expand on win for the town.

Dr. Antonio Lopez of ALAS talks about the Colibri Child Wellness Center, its significance, and what it means to the Half Moon Bay community, which is still recovering from a tragedy in 2023.

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Paul Tonelli, president of the Italian Heritage Parade board, talks about the annual event during San Francisco Fleet Week. The parade is on  Sunday, October 11. It begins at the foot of Jefferson and Powell Streets in Fisherman's Wharf.

San Francisco Fleet Week: The U.S. Coast Guard talks safety for those hoping to view the air shows and parade of ships from aboard sailboat on the Bay.

Paramount and Warner Bros are now one media giant called Skydance. Financial advisor Chris Markowski breaks down what this could mean for investors and the future of the television industry.

Political science professor David McCuan tells us the key races we should keep our eye on as we are four weeks away from the midterm elections. 

David Paffenholz, CEO & Co-Founder of Juicebox, an AI recruiting platform, talks about a new report from his company that highlights a tech resurgence in San Francisco.

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Petty Officer Zachary Nieto of Hawaii talks about his first ever San Francisco Fleet Week.

If you filed a tax extension, the deadline is coming up. Financial advisor Jason Matthews explains what that means.

We talk with the U.S. Navy about the events for fleet week in San Francisco. This includes fleet fest, an airshow and the parade of ships.

Professor David McCuan from Sonoma State tells us what cases the Supreme Court is set to hear as it begins its new term.

Sonoma State University political science professor David McCuan explains what cases the Supreme Court is expected to decide on as it begins its new term.

Steph Sanchez of the 49ers Gold Standard Podcast discusses the 49ers  going for 4 straight wins to start the season.

Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, UCSF infectious diseases specialist, discussed what families need to know about the 2026-2027 flu season.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Retired Golden State Warriors star Baron Davis came to KTVU to talk about his film debuting Oct. 2 called "Last Shot."

Danielle Jones, communications director of "Oakland Promise" appeared on Mornings on 2 to talk about a special event celebrating the group's 10-year anniversary. The group is also giving out 100 additional free tickets to the event.

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Financial adviser Clark Geranen explains the latest jobs report. It shows the U.S. added 29k jobs and unemployment went up to 4.2%

Georgetown University professor Michele L. Swers explains President Donald Trump's recent claim that Iran might be connected to the recent attempt to hijack an Israel-bound plane.

NIck Nollenberger, voice of the San Jose Barracuda, previewed the Sharks season beginning on Oct. 1 against the Florida Panthers. The San Jose Sharks recently named 20-year-old Macklin Celebrini as captain.

Eriq La Salle appeared on the hit show, 'ER.' But he is also an accomplished author, releasing a new crime thriller. He will also appear at Book Passage San Francisco at the Ferry Building, Friday October 2, with KTVU's Dave Clark.

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Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Heading to the Fruitvale district to see the monumental 34-foot La Catrina doll set to be unveiled this week? Cap off your night at Taqueria El Zócalo to enjoy traditional Día de los Muertos dishes in the heart of Oakland’s vibrant cultural hub.

The future of fashion is descending on San Francisco. Fashion Community Week begins this weekend, with events across the city highlighting local designers and more. Shirin Hashem and Lizbeth Duarte join Mornings on 2 to talk about what's in store.

The tech industry is having a big moment on the back of the AI boom. But it's not just big companies like Anthropic or Open AI. San Francisco continues to be a hot place for startups, with funding flowing to some of those new companies. Y Combinator's Tyler Bosmeny joins Mornings on 2 to discuss some of the trends.

San Jose Earthquakes legend, Chris 'Danger' Dangerfield, appeared on "Mornings on 2" to discuss the future of the U.S. Men's National Team following the World Cup. USMNT facing Mexico and Canada in friendlies.

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Marin County Supervisor Dennis Rodoni appeared on KTVU to discuss his plan for "budding chefs" to create a home business.

Tech executives are meeting with the president today. Sonoma State Political Science Professor David McCuan explains how the conversation will revolve around artificial intelligence.

Allie Rasmus talks to financial adviser Jason Matthews about certain dates this week that could impact your mortgage and investments. He also discusses financial moves you can make before you retire

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Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Chef Michael Garcia shares his expert techniques for preparing seasonal squash

Chef Michael Garcia of Cavallo Point guides us through the season's best farmer's market finds 

Brandon Lee, a local business owner, joins KTVU to share firsthand how hurricane season is taking a toll on the Big Island.

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Co-Founder of 'Oakland Tech Week,' along with the Dean of Northeastern University's Oakland campus came to KTVU studios, to discuss the significance of 'Oakland Tech Week.'

Catholic Charities and several other groups are coming together to hold a 'Know Your Rights Immigration Forum' on September 26 in Richmond.

Survey shows more Americans are purchasing groceries, via the buying now, pay later option. Dr. Erika Rashure of Beyond Finance talked about the risks.

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President Trump on Thursday hailed the "a great friendship” he has forged with China’s Xi Jinping as the two leaders held a highly anticipated state visit. Peidong Sun, associate professor of history, at Cornell University, gives insight.

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A federal judge has ordered for CNN, MS Now and Politico to have access to the white house after President Trump banned them. Hamline University Professor David Schultz explains what could happen next.

Meet Sherman, the viral tortoise taking the Bay Area by storm. The 11-year-old Sulcata has flown through SFO, ridden BART and explored local businesses, and now he’s stopping by KTVU with his dad, Wilson Tsai. Find out what makes this 55-pound explorer such a social media star.

OpenAI, Anthropic and Hugging Face ​leaders will brief the UN Security Council on Wednesday amid warnings that AI technologies could soon improve themselves, and slip ‌beyond human control. Gary Gensler, professor of the practice of global economics at the MIT Sloan School of Management, gives insight.

A love of family, cars and culture comes together in a new children’s book called, Lowrider for Sale. Laura De La Cruz, the author of the book, shares what inspired her latest work.

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Regular KTVU news contributor, financial advisor and consumer advocate, Chris Markowski talked about the ramifications of a diesel export ban.

Menlo College Dean of Arts & Sciences, as well as Professor of Political Science Melissa Michelson, discussed the upcoming 3-Day Summit between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Ring camera video shows Nash, a 90-pound golden retriever, repeatedly bringing toys to an intruder who broke into his family’s home in San Diego. It was all seen in real time by the homeowners, who got an alert as they were boarding a flight home. When police arrived with their guns drawn, Nash greeted them the same way—toy in mouth, ready to play.

A social media post is gaining traction over bringing coffee to a job interview. But it's not just any coffee. The Instagram post is specifically calling out iced coffee. Some people are saying yes, it's totally fine. Others say hot coffee only, while others are saying don't bring anything at all.

A cup of coffee can be about more than just the drink, it can also be about creating a place where people feel welcome. That’s the idea behind Flor Hermosa coffee in Richmond. The Mexican-American owners say they wanted to create a safe and unique space where people could slow down, enjoy a good cup of coffee and connect with their community.

President Trump used the UN stage to defend his decision to start a war against Iran. He also brushed aside suggestions that the midterm elections, in which the GOP risks losing control of Congress, could constrain his handling of the war. Peter Loge, director of the School of Media and Public Affairs at The George Washington University, gives insight.

'Dolly Day' is Friday, September 25 (9-2-5). The owner of Gold Digger Records, which is sponsoring the event, Matt 'Haze' Kaftor came to KTVU studios, to talk about the Dolly Parton celebration at San Francisco's Union Square.

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Volleyball legend Kerri Walsh Jennings came to KTVU to announce the name and brand identity of the new Northern California franchise in Major League Volleyball. The franchise is called NorCal Rumble.

President Trump is expected to address several issues during the UN General Assembly. Financial advisor Chris Markowski breaks down the impact the meeting could have on the markets.

From vitamins and minerals to herbal supplements, millions of Americans take dietary supplements every day. But do we really need them, and how do we know what’s safe? We spoke with a health expert about what consumers should know before reaching for a supplement.

A local dance company is helping keep Afro-Peruvian culture and traditions alive in the Bay Area. As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, we spoke with the company’s executive director about the history and cultural significance of Afro-Peruvian dance and a special event celebrating the tradition.

The public recently got a rare look inside Oakland’s historic 16th Street Station. We spoke with organizers about the tour, the station’s rich history and why preserving the landmark matters to Oakland’s story.

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President Trump's approval rating among Latinos who voted for him recently fell from 93 percent to 66 percent. Jaime Dominguez, with Northwestern University, gives insight.

Raising Cane's is opening its first San Francisco location. KTVU's Tori Gaines reports how some people lined up last night, so they could be one of the first 20 people who get free chicken for a year.

Three news organizations sue the Trump administration after being denied access to the White House over the weekend. Georgetown professor Michele Swers explains why the president decided to take this action.

 San Francisco’s iconic Tony’s Pizza Napoletana in North Beach was recently named a top 50 global favorite in Naples, Italy. 13-time World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani joins us to discuss this incredible honor, his world-class Bay Area pies, and the secrets behind the perfect pepperoni pizza.

KTVU Political Analyst Nolan Higdon breaks down the timing and strategy behind President Trump’s "AI Force" announcement.

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Organizers of 'Opera Day in the Bay' joined us on Mornings on 2 to discuss what it takes to put this event together.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Latest and breaking news from around the Bay Area.

Los Cenzontles brings together musicians of all ages, creating a space where Mexican music and cultural traditions can be passed from one generation to the next. The group’s young performers are showing that traditional music is still relevant for today’s kids, giving them a way to explore their heritage while developing their own voices as musicians.

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From neighborhood performances to some of the Bay Area’s biggest names, Live on the Stoop is creating a stage where artists and audiences can connect in a different way. The sessions were founded by the collective Top Chefs, a band known for their dynamic performances that blend hip-hop, jazz, R&B, and soul,

OpenAI is acknowledging several concerning behaviors from its AI models, including attempts to bypass safeguards and actions taken without authorization. As AI becomes more capable and autonomous, how do we make sure it remains safe and under human control? Nick Reese, adjunct assistant professor at NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs and previously US Department of Homeland Security, gives insight.

Increasing costs are keeping some families away from enrolling their kids youth sports. An expert joins us to talk about potential solutions. 

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For Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating a Bay Area family business with more than 30 years of Guatemalan tradition. Universal Panaderia Bakery started with mom and dad selling food from their cars and has since grown to three locations in san francisco, daly city and san pablo.

You can experience culture through food, and at Cielito Cocina Mexicana in Danville, the menu takes inspiration from two distinct Mexican regions: Puebla and Oaxaca. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re exploring the flavors, ingredients and traditions behind the dishes. 

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Corte Madera is now the first town in the country to ban the sale of all nicotine products. Georgetown law professor Michele Goodwin explains whether other towns will follow suit.

President Trump is lashing out after the Supreme Court rejected his plan to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. As he challenges the ruling, he’s also pushing back against calls for tighter controls on artificial intelligence. Todd Belt, director of the Political Management program at The George Washington University, gives insight.

Cisco President/ Chief Product Officer talks about AI growth and dangers 

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Executive at South Bay semiconductor company talks about the 'AI Infra Summit' at the Santa Clara Convention Center, featuring 8,000 attendees.

Centro Legal takes turns hosting the clinic on Wednesdays with their partner organizations, including the Eviction Defense Center and East Bay Community Law Center. Centro Legal will be hosting the clinic on September 23. David Hall, tenants’ rights co-director, gives insight.