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As families feel growing pressure to fill summers with internships and enrichment programs, college admissions expert Beth Heller Gelles says a traditional summer job may still be one of the most valuable experiences for students. Gelles, co-founder of Acceptance Ahead and author of 'Crazy for College,' joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss how responsibility, follow-through and real-world experience can make an impact during the admissions process.

For many cancer patients, treatment can make eating difficult and uncomfortable. Chef Gia Fazio joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss 'Care Kitchen,' a new YouTube cooking series focused on nutritious, flavorful recipes designed specifically for cancer patients, caregivers and survivors.

Today will be the warmest of our current trend. Partly cloudy skies can be expected for the afternoon with temperatures ranging from upper 60s along the shore, 70s around the bay and 80s - 90s inland.  A drop in afternoon highs in the forecast for tomorrow. 

Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie stopped by KTVU, to show how to dazzle everyone on Mother's Day with teacup charcuteries.

Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz talked about key political events this past week, from the latest developments in the Iran War, to the race for California governor.

Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie talked about how to dazzle everyone, with teacup charcuteries on Mother's Day.

Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz appeared on Mornings on 2 to discuss the Iran War, its impact on gas prices, as well the upcoming meeting between President Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping, and the two gubernatorial debates this past week.

KTVU's Frank Mallicoat interviewed Valkyries team president, Jess Smith, about the new season, and how successful the franchise has become in a short time period.

Clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels of Kaiser-Permanente Walnut Creek talked about what moms need to know, when raising a child.

Kirker Pass Road closed near Concord Pavilion because of grass fire. 

A Santa Clara County resident was among those aboard hantavirus-stricken MV Hondius, and now public health officials are keeping tabs on the individual.

The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Phoenix Mercury in front of a sold-out Chase Center crowd Sunday evening. Fans and local businesses celebrated the start of the team’s second season.

Looking ahead: We are in a tug-of-war between high pressure trying to heat things up and the "marine layer" (our coastal fog) trying to keep us cool. While Monday is still technically the warmest day of the week, the ocean air is winning more battles than expected, keeping temperatures a bit lower than original "heatwave" predictions. Monday Forecast: The Warmest Day The Forecast: It’s a "tricky" one. If the clouds clear out early, inland areas will reach the mid-80s to low 90s. However, if the fog lingers like it did today, we could stay several degrees cooler. The Coast: Expect much cooler conditions in the 60s and 70s thanks to a persistent ocean breeze and shallow fog. Heat Risk: The risk of heat-related illness is now less widespread than previously thought, but it will still feel quite toasty in the far interior valleys.

Thousands of fans packed Chase Center for the Golden State Valkyries’ second-season home opener. Local businesses also saw a major boost from the game day excitement.

Police said the suspect had been previously arrested at least 13 times for vehicle theft in Sonoma and Mendocino counties.