Gasia and Sal stick around after Mornings on 2 to talk about some of the bigger stories of the day. First, reporter James Torres breaks down Oakland's controversial new police pursuit policy, which lifts the 50 mph speed limit on high-priority chases, igniting a fiery debate between community safety and criminal accountability. Then, Ali Rasmus returns to analyze the latest round of federal tariffs announced by the President, detailing how the 100% hike on certain drugs and tariffs on home goods will hit American consumers' wallets. Finally, we look at the stunning, high-definition surveillance video from the $2 million armed jewelry heist in San Ramon, discussing how law enforcement is utilizing new tactics like drones and how California's new laws will impact the arrested suspects.

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