Judge orders White House access to be restored for media outlets
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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 Bay Area’s viral tortoise
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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.

The UN takes on artificial intelligence
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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.

'Lowrider for Sale' celebrating culture and community
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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.

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

Analysis of summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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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.

California 'guard dog' brings toys to home intruder
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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.

Would you bring iced coffee to a job interview?
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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.

Richmond's Flor Hermosa Coffee: Culture and community
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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.

What to know about Trump's UN speech
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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.

Bay Area Honoring Dolly Parton
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'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.

Kerri Walsh Jennings Unveils Name of New Volleyball Franchise
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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.

What Wall Street is looking to get out of the UN General Assembly
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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.

Do we really need dietary supplements?
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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.

Celebrating Afro-Peruvian culture in the Bay Area
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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.

Oakland’s historic 16th Street Station
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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.