Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors Frank Mallicoat & Jana Katsuyama bring us the latest on the Teacher's Strike in SFUSD. The teacher's union has struck a deal with the union after being out for a week. Also happening, the Peppble Beach Pro-Am out on the coast.

In the second block of the show, we welcome anchor Greg Lee, who's in to preview the 10 PM news. First up, Reporter Betty Yu is covering the Black Comedy Competition & Festival. Tom Vacar is covering a renovated animal shelter.

Closing out the show, Meteorologist Roberta Gonzales is in with the weather report for the weekend.

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Sal and Devin break down the breaking news that the San Francisco teacher strike has finally reached a tentative agreement after five days of empty classrooms. While parents and students breathe a sigh of relief, the team shifts gears to prepare you for Valentine’s Day weekend, which promises a mix of romantic gestures and messy weather. Devin warns of a looming storm system that could dump up to four inches of rain in the Bay Area and five feet of snow in the Sierra, potentially complicating holiday travel plans. We also dive into the "pressure" of the holiday, the mystery of "cuffing season," and why Galentine’s Day might be the ultimate pro-move for a surprise engagement. Plus, get expert tips on snow-rated tires and where to find the best last-minute flowers in Oakland before the rain sets in.

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

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February 13, 2026:

The Struggle of Modern Dating, Overcoming Approach Anxiety & Building Social Skills

The Power of Galentine’s Day & Health Benefits of Friendship

The Singles Tax in Real Estate

Berkeley-based business "The Chocolate Bar" talks Artistry in Chocolate

Government Shutdown Looming

Local Weekend Events

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Pam digs into the latest CPI report that shows inflation is cooling slightly as gas and rent prices drop, and talks to an expert who warns that many families aren’t feeling the relief yet due to the high cost of groceries. Major tech stocks are also seeing big swings as analysts worry the current AI boom might turn into a bubble. Some even fear an AI crash could be more painful than the dot-com bust of the early 2000s. Pam also discusses Amazon’s Ring controversial video-sharing partnership with a police surveillance company. Then, Dollars & Sense tells why your favorite AI chatbots might be holding onto some unfair stereotypes about cities like San Francisco.

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Wake up with the Bay Area’s best. Join Dave Clark and Pam Cook for a fast-paced mix of breaking news, live traffic, and local weather. Get the headlines that hit home, delivered fast.

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Sal and the Big Bay Mornings crew dives into the cultural resonance of "The Benito Bowl" and reflect on the emotional impact of the Super Bowl halftime show. They discuss how it served as a profound moment of pride and visibility for the Latino community before talking about the shifting landscape of life in the Bay Area. Then Gasia, Allie, and Bryan

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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. From breaking local news to weather and the day’s top headlines.

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February 12, 2026:

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Pam kicks things off with a look at how AI is transforming Wall Street, taking over tasks that used to take human analysts weeks to finish. While experts argue that real people are still needed for oversight, this tech shift could finally make professional financial advice affordable for the average investor. Then Pam breaks down a "grim" housing report showing that high prices and low supply have officially triggered a crisis. Pam also track a rough morning for the stock market, where tech stocks are taking a beating and all three major indexes have turned red. Beyond the tickers, Dollars & Sense explore how new trade tariffs are slashing profits for giants like Mercedes-Benz. Finally, we see how McDonald’s and NVIDIA are successfully pivoting to find growth despite the turbulent economic climate.

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