Sal and Tori kick things off on the show after the show. Then Bryan joins Sal on set before handing things off to Cristina on the stream.

- Olympic Ticket Fever & Dynamic Pricing

- The Rise of Women’s Sports

- Artemis II: The Journey Home

- Technological Evolution & Space Heritage

- Bay Area Weather Outlook

- Warriors and Sharks Sports Update
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Take 2 This Morning: The Olympic Queue, Artemis II Returns to Earth, Bay Area Weather & Sports

Live talk radio from Brian Kilmeade, FOX Across America, and Guy Benson, plus the FOX News primetime programs. Listen to The Five, Special Report with Bret Baier, Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, Laura Ingle, Shannon Bream and more!

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KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and Sal Castaneda bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day ahead of a busy weekend. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 9, 2026

In today's Dollars & Sense, Pam dives into the economic ripples caused by ongoing tensions in the Middle East and its impact on the price of oil. As fuel costs soar, major airlines like Delta and Southwest are raising checked bag fees to as high as $200 for a third bag to offset expenses. Beyond travel, the Dollars & Sense host discusses the record-high average cost of raising a child in the U.S.

The conversation then shifts to corporate culture, exploring a "satisfaction gap" where high-level managers report more stress and loneliness than their staff, yet feel more engaged and satisfied with their work. Listeners also get a nostalgic tech update as younger generations flock to the discontinued iPod to reduce social media dependence. Then, financial advisor Chris Markowski joins the show to urge investors not to gamble with their portfolios based on headlines, advocating instead for an "anti-fragile" strategy that can withstand market shocks.




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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: Oil Spikes and Baggage Hikes: The Cost of Global Tension

Start your day with KTVU's Dave Clark and Pam Cook as the Bay Area’s top news team bring you the latest this morning.
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Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 9, 2026

James, Andre, and Amanda balance breaking news about the U.S.-Iran conflict and a developing story regarding a ICE shooting in California.

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- The Fragile Ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz

- Economic and Political Fallout

- The ICE Shooting Controversy in Patterson

- White House Press Briefing
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Take 2 This Morning: Iran Re-closes the Strait of Hormuz

KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian, Andre Senior, and James Torrez bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day ahead of a busy weekend. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 8, 2026

Episode Overview

What if students could learn history from Harriet Tubman… or physics from Einstein?

In this episode, Claudine Wong and Lisa Bernard sit down with Shawn Dej, founder of YourStory AI, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping education. From personalized lesson plans to interactive AI characters, they discuss the opportunities, risks, and big questions facing classrooms today.

Key Takeaways

• AI enables personalized learning at scale

• Teachers become architects of learning, not replaced

• Prompting is a key future skill

• Guardrails and control of AI are critical

• Education is shifting from memorization to critical
thinking

Notable Quotes

"If we don’t implement AI responsibly in schools, it will be used for cheating."

"Education shouldn’t just be memorizing facts anymore."

"Teachers should be the architects of AI in the classroom."

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Making Sense of of AI 2gether: Bringing Education to Life with AI

We start with the two-week ceasefire agreement where Iran will reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a pause in U.S. bombing.

Interviews:


  
Professor Robert Rabel discusses the wide gap between the two nations' proposals, noting that U.S. allies in the Gulf and Pakistan pressured both sides for a reprieve.



  
Peter Loge from George Washington University analyzes the domestic response, noting that Congress has been largely "MIA" due to a deferential stance toward the President.




Best of MO2 stories


  
Artemis 2 update



  
FIFA World Cup Preparations



  
Mental health & Morning Routines



  
KTVU survey: Travel & Most walkable cities




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Mornings on 2 Interviews: Ceasefire at the Strait: A Two-Week Window for Peace

Global Markets & The Iran CeasefireThe announcement of a two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran triggered a massive global relief rally, including a 1,000-point jump for the Dow. Despite the optimism, experts warn that oil remains stubbornly high at $95 a barrel, threatening long-term economic stimulus.Airlines & Energy Supply StrainsDelta Airlines anticipates a $2 billion surge in fuel costs due to the war and the recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, energy recovery remains slow as Qatar struggles to restart a major LNG plant following a missile attack.

Tech & Innovation: Apple, Uber, and VWApple shares faced pressure following reports that the first foldable iPhone may be delayed until after September due to supply chain snags. In contrast, Uber and Volkswagen are moving forward with a new autonomous ID Buzz fleet currently testing on the streets of Los Angeles.

Entertainment & "Jump Scare" TechThe anchors discuss "Binge," a new app designed to warn viewers of upcoming jump scares in movies, which triggers a lighthearted debate on horror films. The segment ends with a live prank on Pam Cook, who admits she prefers comedies and happy endings over high-intensity thrills.

Expert Analysis: The Global "Ripple Effect"Financial advisor Chris Markowski explains how the Iran conflict has crippled Asian manufacturing and industries, comparing the impact to the COVID-19 pandemic. He warns that if the ceasefire fails and Saudi oil infrastructure is targeted, crude prices could realistically spike to $250 a barrel.
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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: U.S. crude oil prices plunge after ceasefire deal, Foldable iPhones, and Scary movies

Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 8, 2026

Start your day with KTVU's Dave Clark and Pam Cook as the Bay Area’s top news team bring you the latest this morning.


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Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 7, 2026

The Morning Crew sends off KTVU Photographer, Tony Hodrick. He's been here for 45 years and today is his last day. The team relives memories, hear Tony's stories, and kick back their feet one more time. 



In the second block, Executive Chef Mike Garcia of Cavallo Point brings on some of his culinary creations that'll be available this weekend.



In the final block, Sal and Devin discuss Easter memories and plans. Also, dive into the most recent space mission of astronauts orbiting the Earth. 
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Take 2 This Morning: KTVU Photographer, Tony Hodrick, Retires After 45 Years

KTVU's Sal Castaneda, Pam Cook, and Andre Senior, and bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day ahead of a busy weekend. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 3, 2026

Top stories and interviews of the day on KTVU Fox Local with the Bay Area's best morning news crew
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Best of Mornings on 2: Good Friday

Pam dives into Easter holiday spending habits, rising travel costs, the latest employment data and its impact on the stock market. The Dollars & Sense host talks with shopping expert Trae Bodge about the record-breaking $24 billion expected to be spent on Easter, and the trend of "stress spending" despite economic concerns. Then, United Airlines and JetBlue have increased domestic checked bag fees by $10 to offset the rising costs of jet fuel. Meanwhile, Meta continues its permanent workforce reductions in the Bay Area, contributing to a loss of over 137,000 tech jobs in the region since 2023. Pam also chats with financial advisor Clark Geranen who analyzes a the latest jobs report and notes that while tech remains volatile, healthcare and AI-related sectors are driving significant employment growth.
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Dollars & Sense with Pam Cook: Easter Spending Hits a Record High

Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 3, 2026

Sal welcomes the Big Bay Mornings crew. They kick things off with their spring break plans and earthquake preparedness. Then the show after the show shifts to reports on President Trump’s dismissal of Attorney General Pam Bondi, followed by a deep dive into the San Francisco 49ers' off-season strategy with blogger Steph Sanchez.
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Take 2 This Morning: Big Bay Morning Earthquake, The Dismissal of Pam Bondi, & 49ers offseason talk

KTVU's Sal Castaneda, Pam Cook, and Andre Senior, and  bring you mid-morning updates on the biggest news of the day. From breaking local developments to the day's top stories and weather, the Bay Area's top rated team has you covered.
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Mornings on 2 "The Nine" - April 2, 2026

Mornings on 2 at 6am: April 2, 2026

On Take Two today, Andre covers a diverse range of topics, from cultural culinary fusion in San Francisco to legal debates at the Supreme Court, a tragic community event in Milpitas, and the historic countdown to the Artemis II moon mission.

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Nigerian Fusion & Community Building



Former Golden State Warrior Festus Ezeli turned chef discusses his passion for blending Nigerian flavors with South American and Caribbean influences to represent the cultural melting pot of the San Francisco Bay Area.

  
Supreme Court: Birthright Citizenship Debate



Legal expert David Levine breaks down the Supreme Court arguments regarding President Trump’s executive order aimed at ending birthright citizenship.

  
Tragic Incident at Milpitas High School



Amanda joins Andre to dive deeper into her Mornings on 2 report on a deadly stabbing involving teenagers following a fight near Milpitas High School.

  
The Countdown to Artemis II



Then, James joins from the Ames Research Center to report  on the historic mission to send humans around the moon for the first time in over 50 years.
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