Today on Take 2 Nightly, KTVU Anchors ⁠Alex Savidge⁠ & ⁠Heather Holmes⁠ break down Apple CEO Tim Cook's visit to the White House. He announced a commitment of 100 Billion dollars into United States production facilities, on top of the previously pledged 500 Billion. Did Apple dodge a bullet from tariffs? Also, the South Bay District Attorney push for arrests and jail time in the organized retail theft ring.

KTVU Chief Meteorologist Mark Tamayo joins the show to tell us about a story regarding sick sealions airing at 10 PM. Apparently there's a bacterial outbreak that's affecting sealions, but unusual to see it happen around this time of year. Tune in to learn more.

And for the digital dive, KTVU Digital Producer Andre Torrez pops in to explain the precautionary measures Cache Creek casino is taking from a potential tuberculosis exposure. Also, the Apple vs Apple Cinemas lawsuit.

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Sal and Allie are joined by Tory Gaines, to discuss the first day of school in the Mount Diablo Unified School District. Gaines covered the event and shared that while students were excited about their "fits" or outfits, most were primarily eager to reconnect with friends. The conversation then shifted to the challenges facing school districts, including a potential $44 million budget deficit in Mount Diablo Unified due to declining enrollment and the expiration of pandemic-era funding. The Mornings on 2 team also debated the new "Healthy Homework Act," with concerns about whether too little homework will adequately prepare students for college and real-world responsibilities. The episodes concludes with a discussion on rising grocery prices and strategies for families to cope with food inflation.

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Keshawn Ward sits down with Fremont native Derek Hawkridge who's an NFL Agent with Equity Sports. He shares his story, from playing high school football at Union City's James Logan to his collegiate career at Morehouse and San Jose State. Hawkridge explains that his desire to help young men manage their money and avoid the pitfalls of post-career bankruptcy inspired him to get into the business. He discusses how he landed his first client, Buffalo Bills receiver Khalil Shakir, and the negotiation process that led to a 4-year, $60.2 million contract extension for his client , Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir. He also talks about the importance of communication, mentorship, and a commitment to service, offering advice for aspiring agents and highlighting the need for more diversity in the industry.

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In this episode of Making Sense of AI 2gether, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard dive into the intersection of artificial intelligence and modern dating. The hosts welcome KTVU digital content producer

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KTVU's Pam Cook hosts today's headlines:

Novato City workers are on strike, demanding higher pay and better staffing, citing the city's misuse of a sales tax increase.

A man struggling with mental health issues was shot and killed by Richmond police following a domestic violence call, prompting a family claim of excessive force and multiple investigations.

Two individuals were arrested for kidnapping and a high-speed chase that started in Petaluma and ended in San Rafael.

Stanford University is laying off hundreds of employees due to budget cuts stemming from Trump administration policies, including federal funding cuts.

A state court ruled that the UC system's hiring practices for undocumented immigrants are discriminatory and violate state law.

California's Republican candidate for governor, Steve Hilton, has threatened to sue the state over a redistricting plan he says is designed to benefit Democrats.

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On this episode of Take 2 Nightly, KTVU Anchors Alex Savidge & Heather Holmes dive into the potential redistricting in the State of Texas led by the state's Republican Party, and the possible effects it could have on California.

Should congressional maps be redrawn? Alex and Heather also go over potential legislation that could change redistricting across the country.

Later, KTVU Anchor Mike Mibach is brought in to preview the 10 PM news and give us a follow up on last night's breaking news. We then get updates on stories Amber Lee and Zack Sos are reporting on like the Novato city workers on strike.

Finally, Digital Producer Andre Torrez explains the stories on the KTVU website including a fallen fighter that died of cancer.

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Andre and Sal discuss the new speed cameras being activated in San Francisco. The Mornings on 2 duo welcomes team member Devin Truby who breaks down camera pilot program. Then the hosts pivot into a study about the best and worst states for saving money, where California ranks as the second-worst due to its high taxes and cost of living, before wrapping "the show after the show" on the financial stress many Americans face from rising grocery prices and the decision to skip summer travel due to inflation.

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KTVU's Dave Clark hosts today's headlines:

A man armed with a knife was shot and killed by police officers in Richmond after he reportedly confronted them.

The parents of a three-year-old in Napa have been arrested and charged with murder and child endangerment in connection to their son's fentanyl poisoning death.

Starting today, San Francisco's new speed cameras will begin issuing citations instead of warnings to drivers who are caught speeding.

Governor Newsom and Attorney General Bonta have filed 37 lawsuits against the Trump administration, winning 17 of 19 cases, which has protected over $168 billion in federal funding.

Warm and hot temperatures are expected across the Bay Area this week, increasing the risk of wildfires.

The San Francisco Giants will play the Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh for the second game of their three-game series.

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Mornings on 2 is broadcasting live from Castro Valley. The team shines a spotlight on the vibrant community, starting with a heartwarming story about a champion Little League team. Gasia and Andre interview the coach of the 10-year-old All-Star baseball team, who shares the team's journey to a state championship and the life lessons learned from their two losses during the season. The show then transitions to Castro Valley's culinary scene, featuring interviews with three local business owners before concluding with a couple more interviews. One with the owner of a local pizza shop and another with a chef who moved his Puerto Rican restaurant, La Perla, from Oakland to Castro Valley for a more relaxed lifestyle.

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The USS Hornet Museum in Alabama received a $200,000 grant from the Hearst Foundation, which will provide scholarships for children's educational field trips. Meanwhile, Bay Area residents have been feeling the effects of an unusually cold and cloudy July. While those in inland areas have enjoyed a break from the heat, coastal residents have been yearning for sunshine. The cold weather has been beneficial for fire season, but there's concern that August could bring a "payback" of extreme heat. Lastly, the episode highlighted a series of major music events happening in San Francisco and the San Francisco Giants' recent trade deadline moves, including trading fan favorite Mike Yastrzemski.

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