Today on Take 2 Nightly, KTVU Anchors ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Alex Savidge⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & Cristina Rendon open the show with the recall election in San Francisco's District 4. The duo later bring in Meteorologist Roberta Gonzales and get a five day forecast and an explanation of the warm weather days.

Next, sliding in for the second segment is KTVU anchor Mike Mibach to preview what's on the 10 PM news. On the docket is a story on the Richmond Police Department and the passing of beloved actor Robert Redford.

Closing out the show is KTVU Digital Producer Andre Torrez explaining some of the frustration sports fans have with streaming vs cable.

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Andre and Gasia unravel a wild scene in Berkeley where a driver, now in police custody, went on a harrowing rampage. Reporter Devin Truby provides a chilling account of the incident, describing how the driver, in a gray BMW, struck multiple pedestrians, including a man walking his dog and a woman jogging, before attempting a carjacking. The Mornings on Two crew also delves into other breaking news, including a bizarre case in Oakland where surviving robbery suspects are charged with the death of their accomplice, and an active police scene in San Jose. The "show after the show" also touches on the medical impacts of daylight savings time and the complexities of the legal system, including California's "provocative act" law.

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KTVU's Pam Cook hosts today's headlines:

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Today on Take 2 Nightly, KTVU Anchors ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Alex Savidge⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Heather Holmes⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ bring in Chief Meteorologist Mark Tamayo. He gives us a rundown of the hot weather we'll be experiencing this week. Also, facing a potential recall is San Francisco Supervisor Joel Engardio. Citizens seem to have an issue with the Great Highway.

Next, popping in for the second segment is KTVU anchor Claudine Wong. We get an update on the fatal stabbing last week in San Francisco where a child witnessed the murder of his father while holding his hand. She then teases Betty Yu's story on Mexican Independence Day celebrations in SF.

Closing out the show is KTVU Sports Reporter/Anchor Bailey O'Carroll. We get a breakdown on who the Giants called up and their position in the Wild Card standings. We also get an update on the 49ers injury report and the latest news out the Valkyries camp. Congrats are in order for Veronica Burton and their Head Coach Natalie Nakase.

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KTVU Anchors/Reporters Zak Sos and Allie Rasmus join us for the Sunday edition of Take 2. We immediately go to Devin Trubey who is live at Chase Center's Thrive City for the Golden State Valkyries first ever playoff game against the Minnesota Lynx. Also on the show is Meteorologist Rosemary Orozco.

In the second segment, we meet two people training for a challenging multisport races. Wilson Du & Amy McCann explain their reason and cause.

We close out the show and learn about some commuters that are speed running the BART system today. The goal is to either hit every BART station or at least 50 stops. The goal is to complete them within six hours. Also happening this weekend are some Shakespeare performances in the area.

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Frank, Allie, and Rosemary start with a string of devastating shootings in Oakland that has the community on edge and searching for solutions. They welcome KTVU reporter Devin Trubey in the first block, who's live in Oakland, to dive a little deeper into the call to action this morning. As a vigil for victims is held, community leaders demand action from the city. The Mornings on 2 weekend crew also look at the impact of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the wider issue of gun violence. The trio then shift gears to find some joy in the Bay Area, exploring a free outdoor music festival in Benicia, the new public park on Treasure Island, and a unique art exhibit at the Botanical Gardens before wrapping with a look at Bay Area sports, from the Giants' winning streak to the 49ers' new kicker.

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This week, host Andre Senior talks with former FBI operative Eric O'Neill about the stunning killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. O'Neill, who helped take down one of the FBI's most notorious spies, offers an insider's look into how the Bureau's investigators analyze key evidence left behind by the shooter, from a single bolt-action rifle to a unique forearm print. They discuss what clues these seemingly small details can reveal, from the shooter's training and physical characteristics to their mindset. Andre and Eric also explore the possibility of a political motivation behind the killing and what it means for the future of civil discourse.

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This week, Mike and Gasia tackle everything from late nights at work and sick kids (of the four-legged variety) to jury duty and a whirlwind 24-hour trip to Las Vegas. They reflect on covering some of the Bay Area's most tragic and celebrated moments, including the San Bruno pipeline explosion and the 2010 Giants World Series win, all while sharing personal stories that reveal the human side of reporting.

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Gasia, Sal, and Allie begin the show after the show discussing the recent arrest of 22-year-old Tyler Robinson in connection with the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Investigators were able to track down Robinson with the help of his family, who reported their suspicions to authorities. The Gasia and Sal note that the suspect was caught on surveillance video and that evidence from his social media, including the messaging app Discord, was used in the investigation. They then transition to a discussion on political violence, referencing the Utah governor's impassioned plea for civil discourse and against political rhetoric. The Mornings on Two crew conclude with a segment on economic news, including a drop in the 30-year fixed mortgage rate and the rising cost of groceries and gas.

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KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian updates with breaking news on the Charlie Kirk shooter arrest, followed by Dave Clark hosting today's headlines:

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