KTVU's Dave Clark hosts today's headlines:

- The death toll rises to 80 people in the Central Texas flash floods after months of rain fell in just a couple of hours. A Marin County family are unaccounted for after vacationing along the Guadalupe River.

- BART service in the East Bay is expected to resume their schedule after a shooting last night near the Antioch station. Around 8:15 last night, BART service was stopped between Antioch and Pittsburg Bay Point as police searched for the shooter. The victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive.

- San Jose police plan to release more information about officers shooting and killing an armed suspect. No officers were hurt in the incident as the investigation continues.

-Economists say the U.S. Dollar has weakened more than 10% over the past six months, the largest amount and biggest drop since 1973. Analysts blame President Trump's tariff policies, and the increasing government debt.

- Today marks six months since the beginning of the deadly wildfires in Los Angeles County. The Palisades and Eaton Fires began January 7th. 29 people died, and more than 16,000 buildings destroyed, many of them homes.

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Claudine and Lisa welcome James, a self-taught AI enthusiast, who demonstrates how he created his own customized AI model, "JB GPT," using open-source code and a home server. He explains that while this advanced level of AI customization offers privacy and control, it requires technical curiosity and some personal investment. They also discuss different levels of AI interaction, from basic ChatGPT queries to more personalized custom GPTs, making the technology accessible to various users, before getting into the creative potential of AI, such as generating music, while acknowledging the ethical considerations and potential for misuse.

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In this episode of "Dollars and Cents," Pam Cook discusses the business of sports with Dr. Rick Lehman, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and a former part-owner of NHL teams. They kick things off talking about the Valkyries and the surge in the WNBA's popularity and rapid growth.

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In this episode of "Offside in the Bay", Claudine and Alex welcome Luchi Gonzalez, the Earthquakes Academy Director for U14 to U18. They discuss the evolution of youth soccer in the U.S., highlighting the improved facilities, coaching, and international competition within MLS academies.

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In this episode of "Offside in the Bay", Claudine and Alex welcome National Soccer Hall of Famer Hugo Perez, a retired US men's national team player who played in the 1994 World Cup. Perez, originally from El Salvador, shares his journey and the honor of representing the U.S. on the global stage, including playing against Brazil in the 1994 World Cup at Stanford Stadium in front of 90,000 people. They discuss the growth of soccer in the U.S. since the MLS began in 1995, noting that while it has progressed significantly, it still lags behind other countries in terms of being a daily passion, competing with popular American sports like football and basketball.

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Frank, Rosemary, and Amber welcome Darrell Bell, owner of State Line Road Smokehouse in Napa, California. Bell, a Kansas City native, shares how he brought authentic Kansas City-style barbecue to Napa after struggling to find it in California. His restaurant, housed in a repurposed auto shop, evolved from his successful barbecue sauce line. Bell emphasizes his commitment to quality, using premium ingredients like Wagyu beef, which he explains in detail. He also discusses the extensive process of smoking meats, with briskets taking up to sixteen hours before talking about the restaurant's growing popularity, including celebrity visitors, and hints at future expansion plans like a potential Oakland location. The Mornings on 2 crew also briefly discuss the Fourth of July weather, upcoming soccer matches, the current state of the Bay Bridge Series in baseball, and the enduring appeal of Thrifty ice cream.

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Claudine revisits the inspiring story of Rich Goodwin, a man who overcame homelessness and drug addiction in San Francisco's Tenderloin. After hitting rock bottom with an overdose, Goodwin entered detox and began a remarkable journey of recovery and helping others. He became a certified drug and alcohol counselor, now directing a successful program at Solano prison with a remarkably low recidivism rate. Beyond his counseling work, Goodwin rediscovered his passion for wrestling and jiu-jitsu, earning multiple world titles and opening his own martial arts academy to foster a safe, supportive community. He emphasizes the importance of sharing his story and providing a positive environment to help individuals, from young children facing bullying to adults battling addiction. Goodwin continues to balance his demanding career, personal life, and athletic pursuits, driven by a deep desire to give back and show that change is possible.

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Claudine Wong, Alex Lobban, and Chiann Nobrega talk about their vision for this podcast. Claudine is a fan, Alex is a former professional player and coach, and Cheyenne is a sports producer with a newfound passion for the sport after living abroad. Their goal is to make soccer understandable and enjoyable for fans of all levels, from casual observers to hardcore enthusiasts.

The show will cover various topics, including the local youth and professional soccer scene, and build excitement for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, which will be hosted across North America. They also emphasize the global popularity of soccer and highlight the massive viewership of events like the World Cup compared to other major sporting events.

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Gasia, Andre, and the Mornings on 2 crew are live from Pleasant Hill's Fourth of July parade. Sal speaks with locals, including Cub Scouts and longtime residents, underscoring the parade's patriotic, hometown feel. The broadcast features interviews with the parade's grand marshal, and Pleasant Hill natives.

KTVU executive producer Brett, a Pleasant Hill resident, explains the decision to feature his city for the Fourth of July Zip Trip, praising its family-friendly atmosphere, local businesses, and community events like the upcoming Blues and Brews Festival. The broadcast emphasizes the deep-rooted community ties, with residents celebrating generations of family traditions at the annual parade and local spots. KTVU anchor Christina Rendon and her daughter join in, underscoring the inclusive, welcoming nature of Pleasant Hill.

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KTVU's Keshawn Ward welcomes recent Dublin High School graduate

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