Gasia kicks things off on "the show after the show" with Andre, who was a co-moderator at California’s first gubernatorial debate in San Francisco. He break down the crowded field of candidates for California governor, including the unexpected addition of San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan. The conversation also explores the lone Republican Steve Hilton whose calls for more prisons and support for Prop 36 sparked vocal reactions from the audience. Andre reveals exclusive backstage details about candidate "handlers" and a tense moment involving a candidate mentioned in the Epstein files who feared a public call-out. Then the show shifts gears as Bryan Gallo joins the set to talk about the festive side of the Bay Area. They check in with Sal who's on Super Bowl Media Row at Moscone Center and indulge in some local nostalgia with See’s Candies.

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

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Pam discusses the high-stakes world of Super Bowl advertising and ask if those multi-million dollar slots are a savvy investment or merely expensive vanity projects. While the marketing world braces for the big game, Wall Street is seeing a significant shift as tech stocks slide due to heavy profit-taking and a rotation into blue-chip stability. We also highlight a historic moment at the New York Stock Exchange where Citi CFO Mark Mason rang the opening bell to honor Black History Month. The tech landscape continues to shift with a major satellite partnership between Amazon and AT&T, while Netflix faces intense Senate scrutiny over its massive $83 billion bid for Warner Brothers Discovery. Closer to home, Bay Area theme parks kick off a massive hiring spree, and Dave & Buster’s is raising the stakes for Valentine’s Day with a "human crane" game featuring diamond rings worth thousands of dollars.

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Your Bay Area morning starts right now. Join Dave Clark and Pam Cook for a fast-paced look at the stories hitting home. From breaking news and live traffic to your local forecast. We’re tracking the morning headlines that matter to you.

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Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors ⁠Alex Savidge⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠Heather Holmes⁠⁠⁠ break down the California Gubernatorial Debate, and its seven candidates. Joining them on the desk are Mike Mibach & Melissa Michelson. The California's Governor's Debate at the San Francisco Opera House just wrapped up, and a lot was said. We also hear from debate moderator and KTVU anchor, Andre Senior.

In the second block of the show, Mike Mibach previews the 10 PM news. Reporter Tom Vacar has a story on the potential San Francisco Unified School District strike. At the Orpheum tonight is the 1989 49ers, Bailey O'Connell will have more.

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

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Pam dives into the surprising price cuts for avocados and Pepsi-Co drinks and snacks ahead of the big game. She also explores why fraud is hitting record highs and how seniors can protect themselves from sophisticated data-mining schemes. Then, Meta’s massive political bet on AI, the bizarre frenzy surrounding the Costco x Nike sneaker collaboration, and a luxury Valentine’s treat with McDonald’s new McNugget caviar kits.

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Your Bay Area morning starts right now. Join Dave Clark and Pam Cook for a fast-paced look at the stories hitting home. From breaking news and live traffic to your local forecast. We’re tracking the morning headlines that matter to you.

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Today on Take 2 Tonight, KTVU Anchors Alex Savidge & ⁠⁠Heather Holmes⁠⁠ bring us the latest happening in San Francisco from the Super Bowl's Opening Night festivities. Everything from Media Row to Pro Bowl practice. Another aspect of the Super Bowl is public safety, everyone from the players to the fans. Earlier today, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie held a news conference about the public safety strategy is during this week.

In the second block of the show, we welcome anchor Claudine Wong to preview the 10 PM news. All the out of towners that are coming to The Bay, especially East Coasters escaping the snow and cold weather. Also, the race for California Governor.

Closing out the show, is Andre Torrez with the Digital Dive. Grammy winner and Super Bowl halftime performer, Bad Bunny, spoke out against last night in his acceptance speech for album of the year. Also speaking out was Trevor Noah and Billie Eilish.

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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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