Devin and Gasia kick things off with Allie, who was live in San Francisco, where the city is transforming into a high-security hub for Super Bowl 60. The conversation shifts to a startling look at America’s "return culture," revealing the hidden environmental and economic costs of those "free" online returns that often end up in landfills. The Mornings on 2 duo also cover the wave of student walkouts and local business strikes organized in solidarity against federal immigration actions before wrapping up with a look at the stunningly sunny weekend forecast.

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The Bay Area’s go-to mid-morning news. Today, KTVU anchors Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and Sal Castaneda bring you the latest ahead the weekend. From breaking local news and traffic to weather and the day’s top headlines.

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Pam reacts to the news of Kevin Warsh being named the next Federal Reserve Chairman. Meanwhile, San Francisco’s transit landscape is evolving with Waymo launching restricted self-driving operations at SFO. In the retail sector, Starbucks announced hundreds of new store openings and cozy cafe renovations. Pam also highlights Heart Health and Awareness Month, urging listeners to prioritize medical checkups and healthy habits this February.

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Your Bay Area morning starts here. Join KTVU’s Dave Clark and Pam Cook for a fast-paced breakdown of the stories shaping the Bay Area and beyond. From breaking local news and traffic to weather and the day’s top headlines.

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Sal kicks things off with the crew from 99.7 Now—Benny, Ellen, and Greg—to discuss the electric atmosphere surrounding Super Bowl 60 in the Bay Area next weekend. We also hear from Zaline Janmohamed, CEO of the Bay Area Host Committee, who breaks down the first-ever Super Bowl Innovation Summit and the massive concert lineup. For those navigating the region, the team offers essential survival tips on using the "NFL OnePass" app and mastering the Bay’s complex transit web. The conversation then shifts to the gridiron as analysts Frank Malakote and Sal debate the underdog journey of Sam Darnold and how the Patriots' defense will stack up against a rested Seahawks squad.

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The Bay Area’s go-to mid-morning news. Today, KTVU anchors Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and Sal Castaneda bring you the latest ahead the weekend. From breaking local news and traffic to weather and the day’s top headlines.

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In this episode, Claudine Wong and Alex Lobban dive into the

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• Why mental training is just as important as physical

• The pressures young athletes face — and why so many burn

• How parents can support without adding pressure

• The dangers of early specialization in youth sports

• The ‘Three P’s’ of mental performance: Positive Images,

• Practical visualization techniques athletes can use before

• Why coaches often overlook the mental side of development

• Warning signs of burnout, anxiety, and depression in young

• How lessons learned in sports translate to life beyond the

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Your Bay Area morning starts here. Join KTVU’s Dave Clark and Pam Cook for a fast-paced breakdown of the stories shaping the Bay Area and beyond. From breaking local news and traffic to weather and the day’s top headlines.

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Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors Greg Lee & ⁠Heather Holmes⁠ bring us the latest in San Jose. With the help of US Marshals, a crime spree that started last week comes to an end. An accomplice was arrested today. Also, high school students today walked out of class and made demonstration in San Leandro. They were protesting the shootings in Minneapolis of ICU nurse, Alex Pretti.

In the second block of the show, we welcome anchor Claudine Wong, who's in to preview the 10 PM news. We have a follow-up on the Grandpa Vicha case. Up next, the OUSD Rally to fight potential budget cuts.

Closing out the show, big news happening in the Bay Area. Digital Producer Andre Torrez is in to close out the show. Vallejo rapper LaRussell will be performing with Teddy Swims the week of the Super Bowl.

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Andre and Sal kick things off with the massive security and logistical preparations for Super Bowl 60 at Levi’s Stadium, including the controversial confirmation of ICE enforcement during the festivities. Then James Torrez joins as the focus shifts to the North Bay, where a major search enters its fourth day for 73-year-old woman, who went missing near a Mill Valley golf course. The team also tracks breaking news of student walkouts in San Lorenzo and Hayward as local youth protest federal immigration tactics. In the last segment, we provide updates on a developing health situation at Archbishop Riordan High School following a tuberculosis outbreak. Finally, we look at the economic pulse of the region as the Fed prepares to announce its latest stance on interest rates amidst shifting market conditions.

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