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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 Californ...

Gasia and Sal discuss pressing local issues, starting with a recent fire in the hills above Antioch, highlighting the ongoing fire danger in the Bay Area, and PG&E's proactive power shutoffs in some areas. The conversation then shifts to a topic about the steep cost of a character breakfast at Disneyland and Yosemite National Park. The MO2 duo then reflects on the unique appeal and high cost of li...

KTVU Anchor Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: - The Summersville fire in Antioch forced evacuations but is now 50% contained with no structures lost. - PG&E plans power shutoffs in parts of Contra Costa, Alameda, and Santa Clara counties due to high fire danger. - Juneteenth celebrations and related government closures, noting funding issues for some local events due to pushback on DEI initiatives...

Mike and Gasia discuss current events, including an appellate court case about presidential deployment of the National Guard and a UCSF hospital workers' strike. They then share personal anecdotes about Father's Day, with Gasia recounting her tradition of celebrating her father and Mike's 49th birthday. A significant portion of their conversation revolves around the value of summer jobs for teenag...

Andre and Allie stick around for the show after the show. First, Mistah F.A.B. talks about mental health among men, aiming to break the stigma surrounding it. He shares his personal experience with a panic attack during an interview, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability and noting that even successful individuals face mental health challenges. He promotes "Thug Therapy" sessions (Teaching,...

KTVU Anchor Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: Evacuation orders were lifted in East San Jose following the 92-acre Ranch Place Fire, though its cause remains unknown, while mandatory evacuations continue in El Dorado County due to the 181-acre Bonanza Fire. PG&E warned of potential power shutoffs from tomorrow through Saturday in parts of Bay Area due to high winds and dry conditions. The curfew...

Gasia, Sal, and Andre open the show talking Bay Area weather with KTVU meteorologists Rosemary Orozco and the brief heatwave before cooling down this summer. They then shift to rising tensions in the Middle East with KTVU reporter Jesse Gary, specifically discussing Israel's actions against Iran's nuclear program and potential US involvement. The conversation moves to a federal appeals court case...

KTVU Anchor Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: - The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals listens to arguments between Governor Gavin Newsom and President Trump over the deployment of military troops in Los Angeles - Police investigate a truck driving through a protest in Petaluma - Missing autistic boy in Dublin safely found - Bay Area company's ambitious proposal to build a "freedom city" for tech in...

Seasoned journalists Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard team up for "Making Sense of AI Together," a podcast dedicated to talk about artificial intelligence for everyday life. Drawing on their decades-long friendship and storytelling backgrounds, they explore how AI is reshaping various aspects of society, from personal routines to global impacts. In the pilot, the duo explains episodes will aim to of...

KTVU anchors Andre Senior and Gasia Mikaelian are joined on set by Lisa Fernandez to start a discussion regarding the "No Kings" protests across the country over the weekend. An estimated 24,000 people were on hand. Three things that stood out to Lisa during the protests were Anti-Trump, Anti-ICE, and Pro Palestine. According to Lisa, it was a safe environment with no incidents. Our Assignment Edi...

KTVU Anchor Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: - The largest manhunt in Minnesota state history comes to a close when the alleged shooter peacefully surrendered last night. The man accused of assassinating a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband has been arrested. - Protesters have been gathering in San Francisco outside of a federal office building, pushing back against the immigration crackdown. D...

In this episode of "Dollars and Cents", Pam interviews filmmaker and drag performer Joshua Grannell, also known as his alter ego Peaches Christ, in honor of Pride. Grannell describes drag as a form of entertainment, often involving gender-bending, comedy, and extreme exaggeration. He also explains the inspiration behind his drag persona, Peaches Christ. The conversation explores the evolving busin...

Allie Rasmus and Heather Holmes are joined on set by Tori Gaines to start for a discussion about the two Democratic lawmakers who were shot in Minnesota. State representative, Melissa Hortman, and her husband were killed, while state senator John Hoffman and his wife were seriously injured. Law enforcement is searching for the suspected gunman who impersonated a police officer and had a manifesto...

Keshawn sits down with Super Bowl champion CJ Anderson, who's now the head coach at Benicia High School. Anderson shares his remarkable journey from overcoming a challenging upbringing in the Bay Area to a successful NFL career. He recounts personal childhood anecdotes and the struggles of being an undrafted player, emphasizing the importance of education and dedication. Anderson details his colle...

Gasia is back from vacation just in time for Father's Day, and Mike reflects on fatherhood.. as a dad and son. They also share a lighthearted conversation about their Father's Day plans, with Mike looking forward to a relaxing day of golf and family time. The podcast duo also briefly touch on current events, including Governor Newsom's stance against President Trump's actions and the San Jose Mayo...

Gasia, Andre, Sal, and James discuss the upcoming "No Kings Day" protests and an increase in whale deaths in the Bay Area. The "No Kings Day" protests, planned across the country including the Bay Area, are in response to the President's actions, particularly after a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration acted improperly in federalizing the National Guard, alluding to the President usi...

Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: - A federal appeals court temporarily blocked an order for President Trump to return control of National Guard troops to California, a decision that followed a San Francisco judge's ruling that Trump overstepped his authority in deploying troops to Los Angeles - Democrats are seeking an investigation into the detainment of Senator Alex Padilla by Homeland Securi...

Sal chats with Benny, Ellen, and Greg from 99.7 Now's "Big Bay Mornings" about various topics. They begin by discussing the recent passing of Brian Wilson and the Beach Boys' legacy, touching upon the band's influence on California's image and the members' favorite Beach Boys songs. The conversation then shifts to Father's Day, exploring differences in gift-giving pressure compared to Mother's Day...

Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: An Air India flight with 244 people aboard crashed in western India just after takeoff, prompting a major rescue operation. California is legally challenging the Trump administration's use of military troops for protests in Los Angeles and its plan to revoke the state's authority on vehicle emission standards. Locally, a San Francisco supervisor reported that two...

James, Allie, and Sami kick things off talking about the escalating tensions between California Governor Gavin Newsom and President Trump over immigration enforcement in Los Angeles. The discussion also explores the legal precedent this case could set, with a federal court hearing scheduled and the potential for the issue to reach the Supreme Court. The show after the show then shifts to lighter t...

Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: Los Angeles experienced its fifth consecutive day of protests against increased immigration enforcement and the deployment of the National Guard, leading to a curfew and 25 arrests. In Oakland, a peaceful protest was followed by looting and a car set on fire, with concerns raised about police response. California is challenging the federal troop deployment in Los...

Gasia and Sal are joined by James Torrez to kick things off on the show after the show. The crew covers ongoing protests in San Francisco against enhanced immigration enforcement. The discussion then shifts to the significant hidden costs of homeownership, which average over $30,000 annually in California, a burden exacerbated by the widening gap between housing prices and income. The Mornings on...

Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: Protests against ICE are intensifying in Los Angeles, now on their fifth day, leading to clashes with police, dozens of arrests, and the deployment of both National Guard troops and Marines by the President. Similar demonstrations in San Francisco also resulted in arrests and vandalism, prompting the driverless car company Waymo to temporarily suspend services in...

Pam Cook hosts today's headlines: - A number of ICE protests are expected to take place today across the Bay Area - Governor Gavin Newsom plans to sue the Trump administration over its decision to sent the National Guard to the LA ICE protests. - Trump's travel ban is now in effect, completely or partially restricting travel to 19 countries. - The White House is downplaying reports former Trump ad...

In this episode of Dollars & Sense, Pam talks with Sancia Scoma. She's the co-owner of the landmark San Francisco restaurant, Scoma's and they're celebrating 60 years in business. Sancia shares the restaurant's history, founded in 1965 by her father and uncle, and how her father's "heart and soul" approach, treating customers and staff like family, became the secret to its enduring success. She di...