On Take Two today, Andre covers a diverse range of topics, from cultural culinary fusion in San Francisco to legal debates at the Supreme Court, a tragic community event in Milpitas, and the historic countdown to the Artemis II moon mission.

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Nigerian Fusion & Community Building

Former Golden State Warrior Festus Ezeli turned chef discusses his passion for blending Nigerian flavors with South American and Caribbean influences to represent the cultural melting pot of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Supreme Court: Birthright Citizenship Debate

Legal expert David Levine breaks down the Supreme Court arguments regarding President Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship.

Tragic Incident at Milpitas High School

Amanda joins Andre to dive deeper into her Mornings on 2 report on a deadly stabbing involving teenagers following a fight near Milpitas High School.

The Countdown to Artemis II

Then, James joins from the Ames Research Center to report  on the historic mission to send humans around the moon for the first time in over 50 years.

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KTVU's Sal Castaneda, Andre Senior, and Allie Rasmus 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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KTVU anchor Pam Cook dives into the biggest business stories of the day:

The Anniversary of Gmail

Google launched Gmail on April 1, 2004, a move that was initially mistaken for an April Fool’s joke due to its then-unprecedented 1GB of storage.

Market Reactions and Nike’s Forecast

Nike stock dropped by 14% following a disappointing forecast that included a projected 20% sales decline in China.

Federal Spending on Retirees

A report from the Penn Wharton Budget Model reveals the federal government spent $2.7 trillion on Americans aged 65 and older last year.

Surging Mortgage Rates

Mortgage applications have declined as the 30-year fixed rate average jumped to 14.65%, marking a seven-month high.

Lucid Motors Safety Recall

Lucid Motors is recalling 4,000 Gravity SUVs due to improperly installed seatbelts in the second row that may break during a crash.

Threats Against US Tech Companies

Iranian military officials have issued threats to attack 18 US tech companies with Middle Eastern operations, including Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, and Google.

OpenAI’s Massive Valuation Boost

OpenAI reached a valuation of $852 billion after a new funding round raised $122 billion from investors like Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank.

Oracle’s AI Transition and Layoffs

Oracle is reportedly laying off thousands of employees globally as it pivots its focus and capital toward AI development.

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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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Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors Alex Savidge & Heather Holmes bring us the latest on the two killed in a car crash at the Travis Air Force Base entrance. It all started with a police pursuit that left two dead. The main gate was shut down for a few hours. Investigators are still piecing together the incident. Up next, the search continues for a missing coffee shop owner. Amy Hillyard has been missing for six days, she was last seen near her home in Cleveland Heights. And, with the shifting of seasons in Tahoe, today's rain could bring moisture to stave off the upcoming fire season.

Closing out the show, the city of Milpitas are offering up free ring doorbell cameras, but there is a catch.

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KTVU's Sal Castaneda, Pam Cook, and Andre Senior 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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Devin and Allie get into a couple breaking news stories unfolding in the Bay Area, starting with a significant gas leak in a residential San Jose neighborhood where a pavement crew accidentally ruptured a gas line, leading to the evacuation of multiple homes and a high-alert response from PG&E and the San Jose Fire Department. Then, shifting to San Francisco, the "show after the show" follows a traumatic hit-and-run in Chinatown where a vehicle jumped the curb, striking two pedestrians and crashing into a building. To wrap the week up, the Mornings on 2 duo heads to the ballpark to celebrate the San Francisco Giants’ opening day, where Sal explores a new food challenge and talks nostalgic stadium traditions.

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KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and Allie Rasmus bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day ahead of the 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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In this episode of Dollars and Sense, Pam explores the current state of the global economy as G7 leaders meet to discuss the impact of the war in Iraq. The discussion covers the recent dip in consumer sentiment and the stock market, as well as the bold investments by billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos into humanoid robotics. Listeners will also hear about historic changes to U.S. currency, new stock trading opportunities for teenagers, and a generous bonus for Five Guys employees.

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March 27, 2026

Segment Summaries

Giants Home Opener & Team Traditions

Giants President and CEO Larry Baer joins to discuss the significance of daytime baseball and the "rebirth" that comes with a new season. Then, Marketing Officer Rachel Height outlines the year's promotional highlights, including the debut of "Hicantes Saturdays" and unique bobblehead designs featuring star players.

Federal Funding & Government Reopening

A critical update regarding the passage of a Senate funding bill aimed at reopening the Department of Homeland Security and paying TSA workers. Director Peter Loge provides political analysis on the bipartisan effort to end the 42-day partial government shutdown and the potential impact on upcoming elections.

Global Fashion & Refugee Support

Fashion consultant Shirin Hashem and production manager Nahyeon Park discuss how Middle Eastern conflicts are impacting global travel and the production schedules of emerging designers. They highlight their work in Paris, a program that empowers refugees to create high-fashion designs using donated luxury fabrics.

Mental Health Advocacy in Film

Journalist Frank Shyong discusses the film Rosemead, which was adapted from his 2017 article about a mother and son dealing with terminal illness and schizophrenia. The segment explores the cultural stigmas surrounding mental health in the AAPI community and the importance of compassion for those struggling on the streets.

Aquascaping & Community Therapy

Sophomore Evan Johnson introduces his nonprofit, Ivan the Angelfish, which brings the therapeutic art of aquascaping to schools and nursing homes. He explains how designing natural underwater environments helps foster connection and calmness for both students and the elderly.

Stadium Fare & Weekend Highlights

The broadcast concludes with a lighthearted poll on the best Oracle Park food, before wrapping up with a list of weekend events, including an outdoor movie screening in San Francisco and a Mariah Carey-themed dance party in Oakland.

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