Can you collect social security and still work in 2027?
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New tax rules in January to keep in mind if you want to collect social security and still work in 2027. Financial advisor Jason Matthews explains what you should consider.

Congress returns after 2026 midterms
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Congress returns after the Democrats gained control of both houses of Congress after the midterm elections. Sonoma State political science professor David McCuan explains why there is some disagreement about who should be the Senate majority leader and the House majority leader.

Enjoy the mild weather now, a weather pattern change is coming
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Wake up Monday to areas of dense fog, especially in our inland areas. Unseasonably mild temperatures continue through Wednesday. Thursday will be the "transition day", before cooler and unsettled weather arrives by Friday into the weekend.  Coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect until Friday. Beach Hazard Statement in effect until Monday evening.

Gearing up for Raiders vs. 49ers
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Steph Sanchez, co-host on The Gold Standard 49ers Podcast Network breaks down the 49ers returning from the bye week

Political science expert on new fallout from the midterm election
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Larry Gerston, Political Science Professor Emeritus San Jose State analyzes the new fallout from the midterm election, such as Stephen Miller becoming new White House Chief of Staff.

Analysis of upcoming Raiders-49ers game, Aiyuk drama
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Rob 'Stats' Guerrera of the Gold Standard 49ers Podcast Network previews the Raiders-49ers game, and discusses the ongoing drama involving Brandon Aiyuk.

Sold out Exploratorium summit dealing with El Niño
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Jessica Fain, Director of Planning for San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, previews the 2026 Rising Together: The Bay Adapt Summit.

Coastal flooding and hazardous surf continue
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Happy Sunday! We’ll be dry and mild under high clouds today. Elevated high tides will create minor flooding concerns along Bayshore communities with a Coastal Flood Advisory through Friday, November 13. Dangerous surf continues, with breaking waves of 12–16 feet and up to 18 feet at favored locations. Sneaker waves and strong rip currents remain a concern. A Beach Hazards Statement runs until Monday afternoon. Friday into next weekend, rain becomes possible, although timing and amounts remain uncertain

San Mateo County History Museum celebrating expansion
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San Mateo County History Museum in Redwood City is celebrating its expansion. Attractions include Victoria-era horse-drawn carriages connected to Filoli Historic House and Gardens.

Gluten-free baking for the holidays
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Heather Hardcastle, chef & co-founder of 'Flour Craft Bakery & Cafe' demonstrates a delicious fruit dessert that is gluten-free and simple to make. She runs 2 stores in Marin County.

Pleasant temps. joined by coastal flooding and dangerous surf
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Happy Saturday! Unseasonably mild and dry weather will continue through early next week, with temperatures slightly above seasonal averages. A weak system Sunday will bring more clouds and a slight cooldown. A Coastal Flood Advisory persists through Friday due to elevated astronomical high tides combined with elevated water levels. Bay shoreline communities are most vulnerable, particularly around morning high tides. Beach Hazard Statement will continue through Monday. Large breakers, sneaker waves, and strong rip currents will create dangerous conditions for our Coast.

Keeping the peace during the holidays amid political differences
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Certified expert mediator, Steven Corn, appeared on 'Mornings on 2' to discuss how to prevent disputes during family gatherings in the holiday season. The just completed midterm election could divide families. He offers some advice to keep the peace at the family holiday table.

San Francisco announces $12 million plan to improve safety near Mission District trouble spots

San Francisco is increasing nighttime police patrols near two Mission District BART stations as part of a $12.25 million initiative. The plan includes expanded community ambassadors, better lighting and improvements near an elementary school.

San Francisco Opera Ball being held at City Hall next week
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The annual Opera Ball is the largest fundraiser of the year for the San Francisco Opera. The celebration is being held next Thursday at San Francisco City Hall, and tickets are still available. Opera Ball chair Sydney Leung and San Francisco Opera General Director Matthew Shilvock join Mornings on 2 to talk about the event, and why supporting the arts is crucial.

Taran Killam starring in 'The Bad News Bears: A Musical' at San Francisco's American Conservatory Theater
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A classic comedy movie is headed to the stage. 'The Bad News Bears: A Musical' has its world premiere in February at ACT's Toni Rempe Theater. Actor, comedian & former SNL cast member Taran Killam is playing the starring role, and joins Sal on the Nine to talk about the show coming to San Francisco.

Diwali-themed night market tonight in Pleasant Hill
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Friday is the final night market of the year in Pleasant Hill. For the first time, tonight's event is focusing on celebrating Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights. It's being held at Chilpancingo Park across from DVC from 5 to 9 Friday evening.

Town Love holiday gift boxes
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Christmas is still two months away, but there's already a way to shop local this year. Town Love is launching holiday gift boxes, curated with products from local small businesses across Oakland. And this year, there is also an Armenian-themed box, featuring products from Armenian-owned businesses across the country. Kim Bardakian and Nicole Vasgerdsian, co-founders of Town Love, join Mornings on 2: The Nine to discuss their offerings this year.

UC's Board of Admissions meets to discuss whether to make SAT and ACT scores an admission requirement
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We speak with a research fellow at the Public Policy Institute of California, who explains why screening students is an option—not the solution—to improving math readiness at the UC level.