Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors Alex Savidge & Heather Holmes bring us an update on a vandalism case in Vallejo. Authorities have made an arrest, but are unsure of the motive. The suspect hasn't been formally charged yet. Happening in San Francisco today, Mayor Daniel Lurie has announced the expansion of free or reduced cost childcare to children under five. 


In the second block of the show,  we welcome anchor Mike Mibach, who's in to preview the 10 PM news. First up, a Petaluma teen is still missing. Next, gas prices are steady on the rise and don't seem to be coming down any time soon. After that, the battle between cyclists and drivers in San Jose.



Closing out the show, what's next for Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr? First hired in May of 2014, his contract has come to an end. Fans are waiting to see what happens next. 
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Take 2 Tonight: SF Childcare Program adds 700+ Spots

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Sal is sitting in the big chair for this episode of "the after the show." the Mornings on 2 anchor kicks things off with a roundtable discussion featuring Benny, Ellen, and Greg from 99.7 Now, who share their excitement for the 20th-anniversary release of The Devil Wears Prada 2. The group reflects on the original film's lasting impact on fashion and workplace dynamics, noting how trends like "thrifting" have evolved since its debut. Shifting to local politics, Joe Eskanazi of Mission Local joins to discuss the ongoing tensions in District 4 over the closure of the Great Highway and the recent supervisor recall. Joe highlights a new report on police response times in the SoMa neighborhood, raising questions about public safety and departmental staffing. Then, the episode covers a frightening aviation incident where a United Airlines jet encountered a drone at 3,000 feet while approaching San Diego. Aviation experts warn that drones are strictly prohibited near airports and flight paths, emphasizing the severe risks posed by unauthorized high-altitude flying.
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Take 2 This Morning: The Devil Wears Prada 2 & San Francisco politics

KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and Sal Castaneda bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 30, 2026

4.30.2026

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California gas price jump past $6 a gallon

Trump rejects offer from Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices hit new wartime high

Avoiding financial mistakes in your 30's and 40's

Statewide conference on illegal dumping

New gate explorer program at SFO

Graton Resort and Casino Rohnert Park expansion

Hegset hearing

Coopmania: Lucha Libre, taco fest, beer on May 2
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Best of Mornings on 2: California's sky high gas prices

Start your day with KTVU's Dave Clark and Gasia Mikaelian as the Bay Area’s top news team bring you the latest this morning.
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Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 30, 2026

Sal Castaneda and Bryan Gallo host this edition of the show after the show. The Mornings on 2 duo dive into Chile’s tourism, focusing on Patagonia, the wine regions of Casablanca Valley, and diverse climates before shifting to the East Bay to discuss the grand opening of a new Dave & Buster’s in Oakland’s Jack London Square. Then the show features a Made in the Bay segment from Pam Cook who does a segment on the Marin French Cheese Company and explores the traditional, handcrafted methods of artisan cheesemaking in Northern California. Sal and Bryan toss the coverage to the KTVU stream where Cristina Rendon takes over.
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Take 2 This Morning: Revitalizing Oakland's Jack London Square

KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian,  Sal Castaneda and Pam Cook bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 29, 2026

4.29.2026

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Gubernatorial Debate Recap: Analysis of the top eight candidates and the impact of the "undecided" vote.

SCOTUS Watch: Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act

San Francisco Street Safety: A look at the 13-month pilot program using speed enforcement cameras.

Royal Visit: King Charles’ 250th Anniversary tour and his "special relationship" with the U.S. administration.

AI & Intellectual Property: Taylor Swift’s legal moves to protect her likeness from deepfakes.

Economic Impacts: High fuel prices affecting the Gulf Coast shrimping industry.

"Made in the Bay": A tour of the Marin French Cheese Company, the oldest in the nation.
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Best of Mornings on 2: The Fight for California’s Governor

Pam kicks things off with the major earnings day for tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft and the recent success of Yum Brands, driven largely by new menu items at Taco Bell. The conversation shifts to the impact of AI and how celebrities like Taylor Swift are taking steps to protect their name, image, and likeness from deepfakes. Financial expert Chris Markowski joins to discuss whether individuals should have the right to sell their digital likeness even after death. Then Pam shares her “Made in the Bay” feature on the Marin French Cheese Company, the oldest cheese manufacturer in the United States and explores the artisanal process of cheesemaking.


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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: Taylor Swift protects her likeness & How Cheese is "Made in the Bay"

Start your day with KTVU's Dave Clark and Pam Cook as the Bay Area’s top news team bring you the latest this morning.
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Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 29, 2026

Gasia dives into the high-stakes legal battle in Oakland involving tech titans Sam Altman and Elon Musk, a trial that could reshape the future of artificial intelligence.  KTVU reporter Jesse Gary joins from the courthouse in Oakland where opening statements will begin today. Then Amanda Quintana joins Gasia to discuss an officer-involved shooting in East Oakland, before shifting to lighter lifestyle news and the stressors of chores and housework.
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Take 2 This Morning: The Future of Tech on Trial & How Housework Steals Your Social Life

Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 28, 2026

4.28.2026

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Opening statements in Musk-OpenAI trial

Oakland police shoot and kill armed man

United Arab Emirated leaving OPEC

Job Hugging: Staying put vs. Planning the exit

Half Moon Bay weighs in on Farmworker Housing

King Charles to address Congress


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Best of Mornings on 2: Billionaire showdown - The Battle for the Future of AI

Disney is implementing biometric technology at park entrances to verify tickets and reduce fraud. Meanwhile, the financial sector is reacting to OpenAI’s lower-than-expected revenue and user growth, causing a dip in chip stocks and the Nasdaq. In the aviation industry, Santa Cruz-based Joby Aviation celebrated a milestone with its first electric air taxi test flight from JFK to Manhattan.  Then, the United Arab Emirates announces its withdrawal from OPEC. Social media scams reached a record $2 billion in losses last year, with cybercriminals increasingly using AI to manipulate victims, and, the Treasury Department is set to take over student loan collections as the administration works to dismantle the Department of Education.
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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: Disney’s New Entry Tech,  the OPEC shakeup, and a Student Loan Shift

Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 28, 2026

Sal is in the big chair for this episode of "the show after the show." He gets into the major repaving project on 19th Avenue in San Francisco and why the 49ers traded out of the first round. Then Rosemary joins to give  weekend preview of Bay Area weather before the program shifts to Andre on the stream.
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Take 2 This Morning: 19th Avenue Construction Blitz  & 49ers Draft Strategy

KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian, Sal Castaneda and Dave Clark bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day ahead of a busy weekend. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 24, 2026

4.24.2026

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Meta laying off 10% of its workforce

New movie releases

49ers draft recap

AI in the construction industry

19th avenue closure in San Francisco

Marijuana policy shift

War in Iran update

Live performance by San Francisco artist La Doña
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Best of Mornings on 2: Meta layoffs & 49ers day one draft recap

Pam Cook kicks this segment off with a dive into Intel’s strong first-quarter earnings and ambitious revenue forecast that gave Nasdaq a boost. Then the conversation turns to the spring housing market before touching on Trump's oil transport waivers and China’s crackdown on US tech investment. Dollars & Sense also discusses Nike’s global layoffs as it pivots toward advanced automation, Instacart’s co-founder launches an AI hedge fund and Uber’s massive AI development push. To wrap,  financial advisor Clark Gerenin joins Pam to talk about cratering consumer sentiment and the 6% year-over-year spending increase and offers expert advice on auditing subscriptions, gas savings, and the value of supporting local businesses.
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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: Housing market slowdown & Nike cuts jobs to push automation

4.23.2026
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