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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.

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

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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.

Happy Sunday! It's a cooler, cloudy, drizzly end to the weekend with onshore breezes helping to keep temperatures below average. Highs will range from the 60s near the coast and Bay to the 70s and 80s inland.  A few spots could see light drizzle overnight and Monday morning. Monday stays cool before a major warm-up begins Tuesday. Fall officially arrives Tuesday afternoon, but inland temperatures will climb into the 90s Wednesday and Thursday. By Thursday, some inland areas could be up to 15 degrees above normal.

Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland. 

Sunday & Monday: A cooling trend begins as a weak low-pressure system moves in. Temperatures will drop 5 to 10 degrees below normal, and Monday morning could bring light coastal drizzle. Sunday football: Miami at the 49ers is on the weekend calendar worth a dedicated Santa Clara tailgate/game forecast! Kickoff at 1:25. Sun and clouds mix and low 70s degrees. (Dont forget the sunblock! Northwest winds to 10 mph. Tuesday – Thursday: A substantial warm-up takes place. Inland temperatures will climb steadily, peaking on Wednesday and Thursday at 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Heat Advisories are possible, though longer autumn nights will help provide relief. Thursday will flirt with 100 degrees Inland. 

Happy Saturday everyone!  Our cloudy, cool start will give way to sunshine and warm weather this afternoon. Inland temperatures will climb into the 80s and lower 90s, while the Bay Area shoreline stays much cooler in the 60s with onshore winds along the coast and through wind prone gaps and passes.  Sunday brings a change. A cutoff low will move into California, bringing cooler temperatures and a deeper marine layer. Inland highs will drop roughly 5 to 10 degrees Sunday and Monday. But the cooldown will be short-lived. High pressure rebuilds Tuesday, the first day of fall, sending temperatures up again. By Wednesday and Thursday, inland areas could be back into the 90s.

Expect a cool morning on Friday with windy weather conditions throughout the day. 

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 animal control officers attempted to catch a mountain lion spotted near 44th Avenue and Ulloa Street Friday morning. KTVU cameras caught the moment the big cat evaded officers. The mountain lion was safely captured a short while later.

Low clouds will return to the coast and bay Friday morning.  Partly to mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day.  Our warming trend begins!  Highs should range from the upper 60s to the upper 80s.

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,

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.