Why Trump’s Latino voters are leaving him
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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 set to open in Fisherman's Wharf
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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.

Politico, MS Now and CNN suing the Trump Administration
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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.

World's top pizza maker on what makes pepperoni pizza so iconic
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 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.

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

Free Opera Day in the Bay
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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.

Los Cenzontles: Mexican music across generations
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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.

San Francisco's Live on the Stoop: an intimate, open-mic performance series
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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,

The risks of increasingly autonomous AI
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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.

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

A taste of one of the first Guatemalan bakeries in the Bay Area
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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.

Danville's Cielito Cocina Mexicana: traditions on the table
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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. 

Corte Madera approves ban on tobacco sales
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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.

Why Trump is all-in on AI despite the warnings
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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.