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KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day. Obama surprises veterans on Veteran's Day. The latest on the government shutdown and the road to reopening. Mike Mibach previews the 10 o'clock news and Andre Torrez on the Digital Dive with a story featuring the SF Pride executive director's latest achievements.

KTVU's anchors discuss the U.S. Senate's passage of legislation to reopen the government after the longest shutdown in history. The development saw a small group of Democrats ratify the deal with Republicans despite searing criticism from within their party. Rosemary Orozco with weather and Bailey O'Carroll with sports.

KTVU's anchors discuss the back and forth with SNAP benefit payments, including the Supreme Court's emergency order that blocks full SNAP food aid payments amid the federal government shutdown, even though residents in some states already have received benefits.

KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom.

This week's topics on Like It Or Not Late Night: Kim Kardashian's controversial underwear line, naughty adult Halloween costumes, candy corn, gender reveal parties and whether you can be best friends with the opposite sex KTVU's Jason Toupes (@jason.toupes.comedy) is joined by a panel of Bay Area comedians: Cody Woods / IG: @codyjwoods Marcus Mangham / IG: @marcusmanghamcomedy Rudy Ortiz / IG: @itsrudyortiz

It's post-election night in the newsroom. Heather and Alex on the overwhelming passage of Prop 50 in California and what it means for Gov. Gavin Newsom's political ambition. Claudine Wong previews the 10 o'clock News and Andre Torrez on the Digital Dive about a holiday food pop-up in downtown San Francisco.

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11.4.25 segment 3 KTVU's morning team discusses the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom.

KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom. Rep. Nancy Pelosi is getting out the vote for yes on Prop. 50 one day before the election. Claudine Wong previews the 10 o'clock news. Andre Torrez on how an SF supervisor is holding a rally for a cat that was killed by a Waymo.

KTVU's anchors discuss the perception of crime in Oakland and how that factors in to people's sense of safety. We look at the SNAP payment cutoff coming this weekend and how food banks and communities are preparing to keep people fed. Mike Mibach previews the 10 O'Clock News.

KTVU's anchors discuss the heist that was pulled off at Oakland Museum of California, Claudine Wong previews the 10 o'clock News, and Andre Torrez on the Digital Dive with who Roger Casement is and why he's being honored in the City of San Francisco.

What if your soccer club could measure every touch, sprint, and heartbeat? In this episode of Offside in the Bay: To the Pitch and Beyond, Claudine Wong and Alex Lobban talk with Dana Taylor, Director of Analytics at Mustang Soccer Club, about how AI and technology are revolutionizing youth soccer.

Claudine and Alex talk to Santa Clara Women's Soccer Head Coach Jerry Smith.

In this episode, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard sit down with Professor Ahmed Banafa, a globally recognized expert in AI, cybersecurity, and blockchain, to discuss how artificial intelligence is evolving, what regulations are emerging, and how far we really are from the point where AI could surpass human intelligence.

In this episode, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard explore how artificial intelligence is transforming entrepreneurship with Jonathan Wank, a serial entrepreneur who’s founded companies across visual effects, renewable energy, and now AI startups.

With the iPhone 17 launch and iOS 26, Apple is finally making big moves into AI. But are they behind the curve — or simply being smarter and safer?

In this episode, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard explore one of the most promising frontiers of artificial intelligence: healthcare. Nearly 80% of healthcare executives say they’re already piloting or implementing AI tools, and by 2030, the industry is projected to hit $188 billion.

In this episode, Claudine Wong and co-host Alex Lobban sit down with Sarina Bolden, the Bay Area–born striker who made history for the Philippines by scoring the country’s first-ever FIFA Women’s World Cup goal.

Join Mike, Chiann and Sal to recap the Niners win against the LA Rams and where they are in the NFC West.

Voters in San Francisco's District 4 have the opportunity to recall Supervisor Joel Engardio who was for the plan to close the Great Highway in to make it a park in his district. The road closure incensed some neighborhood residents who said it made traffic spill onto smaller streets. Roberta Gonzales has your forecast. Mike Mibach previews the 10 o'clock News and Andre Torrez on subscription frustration amongst sports fans who have both cable and streaming platform bills.

On this episode, Jason Toupes and a panel of Bay Area comedians talk Gov. Gavin Newsom's recent social media posts mocking Trump, all-you-can-eat buffets, gambling and Cracker Barrel's rebranding.

A firefighter with the Mountain View Fire Dept. loses his battle with cancer after two years. He was a nine-year veteran with the department.

Keshawn Ward sits down with Fremont native Derek Hawkridge who's an NFL Agent with Equity Sports. Hawkridge recently negotiated a major 4-year, $60.2 million contract extension for his client , Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir.

Dublin native and Girls4Sports founder Maegha Ramanathan joins KTVU sports reporter Keshawn Ward for a new episode of Hometown Heroes. She will be winning the Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award at the ESPYs on July 16th. Ramanathan founded Girls4Sports, a youth-led nonprofit based in Dublin that's dedicated to expanding access to sports for underserved girls while addressing gender inequality in athletics.

Catch up on the trial for Sean 'Diddy' Combs and testimony with TMZ's Charles Latibeaudiere.

Host Jason Toupes and comics Becky Lynn, Jose Contreras, and Sam Weber talk about Bill Belichick's relationships, the Shedeur Sanders pranks and more.

KTVU anchors Mike Mibach and Gasia Mikaelian are back and they speak on the challenge of being a woman in broadcast news. Gasia turns 50 years old, she reflects on what it feels like, being valuable in the newsroom, and aging naturally. They also dive into the confidence and experience that comes with getting older, dealing with viewer comments, balancing work with family activities, and teaching their kids life lessons. Episode 11. April 30, 2025

KTVU anchors Mike Mibach and Gasia Mikaelian react to the overnight news of the Pope dying, and how to cover. Mike then revisits his memories of seeing the Pope as a kid in 1982. The conversation then dives into tragedy, specifically, the fatal crash in Marin, and experiencing grief as a parent and person in the news. The conversation then turns to how Gasia presents news to her kids, trusting as a parent, and Gasia turning 50. Episode 10. April 29, 2025

KTVU anchors Mike Mibach and Gasia Mikaelian bring us into the thoughts and conversations that are had when news happen. Specifically on this episode, Mike had to make a decision on how and when to present the Warriors game and Oakland Mayoral Race results. Mike and Gasia then dive into their Bay Area memories of covering big games, the World Series, and what sports mean to people. Episode 9. April 18, 2025

KTVU anchors Mike Mibach and Gasia Mikaelian went the community college route and explain the benefits of their decision, and how they landed at their four year school.