In this episode, Claudine and Lisa welcome Jennifer Jolly to the show. One highlight is the "Glance AI" app, which allows users to virtually "try on" clothes by uploading a selfie.

They also discuss the "Smart Bird Feeder Pro," an AI-powered camera that identifies bird species in real time, catering to the growing interest in bird watching. The conversation then shifts to security with and a device called the "Orb," that's designed to verify if a user is a unique human.

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Pam, Andre, and James begin with a discussion of current events, including the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel and the U.S.'s involvement. They welcome KTVU reporter Amanda Quintana to dive deeper into these headlines.

The conversation then shift to a local story on the Peninsula. San Mateo County Board of Supervisors' unanimous vote to remove Sheriff Christina Corpuz from office, the lengthy due process that led to this vote and the sheriff's defense.

Finally, the Mornings on 2 crew touch on a proposed statewide bill in California that aims to outlaw cat declawing, a procedure already prohibited in some Bay Area cities. Megan Tonti, a producer and self-proclaimed cat lover, explains the health risks and behavioral problems associated with declawing.

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KTVU anchor Pam Cook hosts today's headlines:

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KTVU anchor Pam Cook hosts today's headlines:

- A hearing is scheduled today in San Francisco in the ongoing legal dispute between California and President Trump over the National Guard in LA.

- Iran is vowing to retaliate after the U.S. military attacked three of its most critical nuclear sites.

- A boating accident in Lake Tahoe killed six people. Two others are still missing but officials have called off the search.

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In this episode of "Dollars and Cents," Pam Cook has a conversation with Richmond Vice Mayor Cesar Zepeda about the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. The talk about its deteriorating condition and the urgent need for a replacement. Zepeda advocates for a new bridge and talks about why he believes the bridge has exceeded its functional lifespan and cannot adequately handle modern traffic, especially with the added weight of a bike lane.

The conversation also touches upon the equity implications of bridge traffic backing up into Richmond's lower-income neighborhoods and the need for contributions from companies whose heavy trucks frequently use the bridge.

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In this episode Claudine and Lisa dive into the practical applications and future of artificial intelligence, with a special focus on ChatGPT. Lisa talks about her exclusive visit to OpenAI's headquarters, and offers a glimpse into the company culture and the human element behind the powerful AI. The conversation shifts to current and upcoming ChatGPT features, such as the "Operator" personal assistant that can perform multi-step tasks online and an enhanced shopping tool that learns user preferences. They also speculate on a secretive, screenless AI device being developed by former Apple designer Jony Ive, which is anticipated to launch next year, and provide practical tips, like adding a sense of urgency to prompts to get better results.

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Frank, Allie, and Rosemary stick around with R&B singer Kevin Ross who joins the crew after Mornings on 2.

Then the discussion shifts to PG&E's rolling blackouts affecting Santa Clara, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties due to dry, windy conditions and heightened wildfire risk.

They also talk about local summer attractions, including the Alameda County Fair and the potential early closure of Great America amusement park.

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Mornings on 2 is the road for another edition of KTVU's Zip Trips.

The duo talks with a member of the Roy Station coffee shop family and its deep roots that has served the community for generations.

The conversation then shifts to The Get Down Studio, a dance studio in Japantown that emphasizes street styles like locking, popping, and hip-hop, promoting dance as a form of self-expression and community building. Studio representatives share insights into making dance accessible to everyone and even offer a brief demonstration.

Then, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan discusses the city's commitment to preserving unique neighborhoods like Japantown, emphasizing support for small, often immigrant-owned businesses to maintain the city's diverse character amidst tech industry growth.

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In this episode of On the Record, Andre sits down with historian John Templeton to discuss the true history of Juneteenth, challenging the popular narrative that it marks the day slaves in Galveston, Texas, first learned of their freedom.

Templeton asserts that Galveston was already under Union control when the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, making the traditional story inaccurate.

He emphasizes that Juneteenth actually signifies the effective end of the Civil War, as Texas was the last Confederate state to fall.

Templeton highlights the crucial role of African American self-organization, particularly through groups like the Loyal League, in achieving emancipation and influencing subsequent constitutional amendments and argues that the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments were largely due to the efforts of Black Americans.

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KTVU anchor Pam Cook hosts today's headlines:

- PG&E cuts power to some East Bay areas due to high fire risk, with outages expected to continue through Saturday

- Firefighters successfully contained the fast-moving Summersville fire in Antioch and put out a warehouse fire in Oakland.

- A federal appeals court temporarily ruled in favor of President Trump, allowing him to retain control of California's National Guard, a decision the governor vows to continue fighting.

- BART delays and weekend closures

- Golden State Valkyries' host Indiana Fever and basketball superstar Caitlin Clark

- KTVU's "Zip Trip" to San Jose's Japantown

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