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Common Sense Media CEO & Founder Jim Steyer joins us to applaud the series of bills passed in our state to protect children.

A warning about the safety of A-I went viral this week after an A-I researcher publicly resigned and said the technology is an existential threat to humanity. Is the threat real? Or is the warning alarmist? A San Jose State technology professor says both are true. 

Happy Saturday everyone! Following a notable cool down yesterday, the headline today for many will be wind. A strengthening pressure gradient will increase onshore flow Saturday, with widespread gusts of 25 to 35 mph and locally stronger winds possible near the coast, through gaps and over the hills. Temperatures will continue trending cooler through the weekend, with Inland highs mainly in the 70s - 80s and 60s - 70s Bayside and Coast. This seasonable pattern is expected to continue into next week.

Joyce Tang, the owner and founder of the popular, nationally acclaimed "Bake Sum" bakeries in Oakland and Alameda says the book is a 'love letter to the Bay Area and the wonderful diversity of flavors that you can find here,'  

A new study from New York University found more than 20-thousand children between the ages of 8 and 11 have received prescriptions since 2019. It's found to be generally safe for short-term use, but the study's lead investigator said the long-term consequences of the medication on children are still unknown.

New restaurants, including Sergeant Ma and San Francisco Brewing Company, are betting big on Mission Bay, as an influx of residents and tech companies helps transform one of San Francisco’s fastest-growing neighborhoods.

A San Jose police officer has been fired for improper use of Flock's automated license plate reader database.  

It's hard to imagine life without long security lines at the airport. The TSA did not exist before the 9/11 terrorist attacks. But a quarter century later, some of the restrictions have started to ease. We take a look at what the future of flight could look like. 

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee was a member of Congress during the September 11th terrorist attacks. Now, 25 years later, she recalls the events of that day, the magnitude of the attacks and what she says has been the unjustifiable use of the Authorization of Use of Military Force, something she successfully repealed in regards to Iraq from 2002. She says grateful for the heroes who came together during a time of great tragedy.

Two former Cal rugby players share remembrances of Mark Bingham of Los Gatos, who was among the passengers on Flight 93 who fought back against terrorists on 9/11.

West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

San Francisco paused on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 to honor first responders and veterans. 

A Bay Area woman, whose father was on United Flight 93 that fateful day, September 11, 2001, says she is honoring her father by feeding others and serving the community at a local food bank. She's now a board member at Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, which is her way of honoring his legacy. 

No criminal charges will be filed in connection with a fire that destroyed a condo complex in Foster City last month, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney.