Science behind Grand Canyon floods
The Grand Canyon is one of the nation’s most visited natural wonders, but this week’s disaster is a stark reminder that extreme weather can transform its landscape in a matter of minutes. Victor Baker, regents' professor of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, at University of Arizona, gives insight.
The Grand Canyon is one of the nation’s most visited natural wonders, but this week’s disaster is a stark reminder that extreme weather can transform its landscape in a matter of minutes. Victor Baker, regents' professor of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, at University of Arizona, gives insight.
Oakland's Family Search Center reopens
Today marks the reopening of the Oakland Temple Visitors’ Center and Family Search Center after three months of construction and improvements. The free community resource is open to anyone looking to trace their roots, explore historical records, or preserve treasured family photographs and recordings. Rudiger and Laurie Wolf, directors of the Oakland Family Search Center, give insight.
Today marks the reopening of the Oakland Temple Visitors’ Center and Family Search Center after three months of construction and improvements. The free community resource is open to anyone looking to trace their roots, explore historical records, or preserve treasured family photographs and recordings. Rudiger and Laurie Wolf, directors of the Oakland Family Search Center, give insight.
Survey Highlights Consumer Concerns About Food Recalls
Group behind UPC and barcodes, GP1 US, releases food recall survey
Group behind UPC and barcodes, GP1 US, releases food recall survey
Cooler pattern
September starts off with a cooler than average weather pattern. Low clouds are expected during the morning hours. A few areas could also pick up drizzle. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s.
September starts off with a cooler than average weather pattern. Low clouds are expected during the morning hours. A few areas could also pick up drizzle. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s.
Check your wallet: This rare 1969 penny minted in San Francisco may be worth up to $600,000
A penny minted in San Francisco in 1969 may be worth up to $600,000 due to a "double die" error.
A penny minted in San Francisco in 1969 may be worth up to $600,000 due to a "double die" error.
The AI boom and demand for data centers
Data centers are promising jobs, investment and economic growth, but neighbors want to know what comes with them. The fight playing out in Bay Area communities is part of a much bigger national debate over who benefits and who bears the cost. Daniel Aldrich, a Dean's Professor of Resilience at Northeastern University, gives insight.
Data centers are promising jobs, investment and economic growth, but neighbors want to know what comes with them. The fight playing out in Bay Area communities is part of a much bigger national debate over who benefits and who bears the cost. Daniel Aldrich, a Dean's Professor of Resilience at Northeastern University, gives insight.
Finding a job as artificial intelligence changes recruiting
Artificial intelligence is transforming the recruiting process, so how can workers make sure they don’t get lost in the crowd? Keiyana Arnold, founder of Werk The Room, has tips for standing out, telling your story and knowing when it’s time to make a career pivot.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the recruiting process, so how can workers make sure they don’t get lost in the crowd? Keiyana Arnold, founder of Werk The Room, has tips for standing out, telling your story and knowing when it’s time to make a career pivot.
Cooler pattern
Heat will remain a distant stranger for now. A cool weather pattern is setting up camp in the Pacific. Low clouds will blanket most of the area Monday. Chance of drizzle too! Highs should range from the low 60s to the upper 70s. Tuesday will be the coolest day of the period. Have a great week! -Mark
Heat will remain a distant stranger for now. A cool weather pattern is setting up camp in the Pacific. Low clouds will blanket most of the area Monday. Chance of drizzle too! Highs should range from the low 60s to the upper 70s. Tuesday will be the coolest day of the period. Have a great week! -Mark
The story behind the book 'Face to Face with Whitey Bulger'
Boston crime reporter Bob Ward joins us live to discuss his new co-authored book, Face to Face with Whitey Bulger. He details how an FBI agent's exclusive post-arrest interview with the former America's Most Wanted fugitive came to light.
Boston crime reporter Bob Ward joins us live to discuss his new co-authored book, Face to Face with Whitey Bulger. He details how an FBI agent's exclusive post-arrest interview with the former America's Most Wanted fugitive came to light.
Protecting your skin year-round
Kaiser Permanente Dermatologist Dr. Anne Seidler joins us to explain the importance of wearing sunscreen year-round, and the dangers of Melanoma.
Kaiser Permanente Dermatologist Dr. Anne Seidler joins us to explain the importance of wearing sunscreen year-round, and the dangers of Melanoma.
Kansas City-style BBQ chef shows us how to make the perfect BBQ side dish: Pickled Vegetables
Stateline Road Smokehouse chef Darryl Bell joins us back on Mornings on 2 to show us how to master pickling and fermenting vegetables
Stateline Road Smokehouse chef Darryl Bell joins us back on Mornings on 2 to show us how to master pickling and fermenting vegetables
Early fall preview continues
Happy Sunday! A pleasant day is on tap across the Bay Area, with morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny skies, away from the coast plus mild temperatures and a breezy afternoon. Changes arrive as we head into the first week of September. A deepening marine layer and noticeably cooler temps. in the forecast Monday, even cooler on Tuesday. There is also a slight chance of drizzle and light spotty showers in the days ahead. Looking to Labor Day weekend, the same type of pattern may keep temperatures below normal with plenty of coastal clouds and perhaps additional moisture from the south returning as well.
Happy Sunday! A pleasant day is on tap across the Bay Area, with morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny skies, away from the coast plus mild temperatures and a breezy afternoon. Changes arrive as we head into the first week of September. A deepening marine layer and noticeably cooler temps. in the forecast Monday, even cooler on Tuesday. There is also a slight chance of drizzle and light spotty showers in the days ahead. Looking to Labor Day weekend, the same type of pattern may keep temperatures below normal with plenty of coastal clouds and perhaps additional moisture from the south returning as well.
Sunday Funday
Sunday Forecast Daytime Temperatures: A broad upper-level low-pressure system parked over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia is keeping the region comfortably cool. Expect afternoon temperatures across the entire Bay Area to remain a few to several degrees below late-August seasonal averages. The Microclimate Numbers: Immediate Pacific Coast: Crisp and autumnal, staying stuck in the low-to-mid 60s. Bayside Shoreline: Highly comfortable with highs reaching the upper 60s to mid-70s. Inland Valleys: Capped beautifully in the upper 70s to low 80s. Marine Layer & Clearing: The marine layer is forecast to deepen tonight. Morning low clouds will gradually mix out, giving way to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours Afternoon Winds: Breezy west-to-southwest 10 - 20 mph. Perhaps a little haze from the fires to the south, however, no alerts or advisories.
Sunday Forecast Daytime Temperatures: A broad upper-level low-pressure system parked over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia is keeping the region comfortably cool. Expect afternoon temperatures across the entire Bay Area to remain a few to several degrees below late-August seasonal averages. The Microclimate Numbers: Immediate Pacific Coast: Crisp and autumnal, staying stuck in the low-to-mid 60s. Bayside Shoreline: Highly comfortable with highs reaching the upper 60s to mid-70s. Inland Valleys: Capped beautifully in the upper 70s to low 80s. Marine Layer & Clearing: The marine layer is forecast to deepen tonight. Morning low clouds will gradually mix out, giving way to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours Afternoon Winds: Breezy west-to-southwest 10 - 20 mph. Perhaps a little haze from the fires to the south, however, no alerts or advisories.
Pokémon takes over San Francisco with record turnout, drone shows
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.
Fall preview on tap for the weekend
Happy Saturday everyone! Summer isn’t over yet, but it might feel like it. Under partly cloudy skies and a brisk onshore breeze, expect afternoon temperatures to drop well below average, ranging from low 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland.
Happy Saturday everyone! Summer isn’t over yet, but it might feel like it. Under partly cloudy skies and a brisk onshore breeze, expect afternoon temperatures to drop well below average, ranging from low 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland.
August's last weekend feels like Autumn
Atmospheric moisture shifts eastward, allowing the marine layer to retreat to the coast by the afternoon for widespread sunshine inland. Temperatures will bounce back slightly. SATURDAY Coastal Highs: Remaining chilly in the upper 60s with persistent afternoon shoreline clouds. Bayshore: Reaching comfortable highs in the low-to-mid 70s. Inland: Mostly sunny and warmer, climbing into the low-to-mid 80s. Winds: A strengthening offshore trough will drive gusty onshore winds. Expect widespread ocean breezes shifting west-southwest at 10 to 20 mph, with afternoon gusts peaking around 24 mph near gaps and passes. SUNDAY Coastal Highs: Mid-to-upper 60s under morning marine stratus. Bayshore: Upper 60s to around 70 degrees. Inland: Cooling down to the mid-to-upper 70s (5 to 15 degrees below seasonal averages). Winds: Sustained, southwest breezes will continue at 10 to 15 mph, keeping conditions feeling crisp with evening gusts tapering off around 20 mph. Have a nice weekend!
Atmospheric moisture shifts eastward, allowing the marine layer to retreat to the coast by the afternoon for widespread sunshine inland. Temperatures will bounce back slightly. SATURDAY Coastal Highs: Remaining chilly in the upper 60s with persistent afternoon shoreline clouds. Bayshore: Reaching comfortable highs in the low-to-mid 70s. Inland: Mostly sunny and warmer, climbing into the low-to-mid 80s. Winds: A strengthening offshore trough will drive gusty onshore winds. Expect widespread ocean breezes shifting west-southwest at 10 to 20 mph, with afternoon gusts peaking around 24 mph near gaps and passes. SUNDAY Coastal Highs: Mid-to-upper 60s under morning marine stratus. Bayshore: Upper 60s to around 70 degrees. Inland: Cooling down to the mid-to-upper 70s (5 to 15 degrees below seasonal averages). Winds: Sustained, southwest breezes will continue at 10 to 15 mph, keeping conditions feeling crisp with evening gusts tapering off around 20 mph. Have a nice weekend!
Lurie proposes naming portion of Embarcadero Park after former Mayor Art Agnos
As part of a plan to build a waterfront park on the Embarcadero, Mayor Daniel Lurie on Friday moved to name a portion of the new space after one of his predecessors.
As part of a plan to build a waterfront park on the Embarcadero, Mayor Daniel Lurie on Friday moved to name a portion of the new space after one of his predecessors.
What caused the Nepal flood wave?
Nepal’s disaster authority raised sharply the number of missing to 1,924 on Friday. Umesh Haritashya, director of sustainability program at University of Dayton, gives insight. Haritashya is helping an international group of scientists investigate the catastrophic flash flood that struck the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26.
Nepal’s disaster authority raised sharply the number of missing to 1,924 on Friday. Umesh Haritashya, director of sustainability program at University of Dayton, gives insight. Haritashya is helping an international group of scientists investigate the catastrophic flash flood that struck the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26.
Santa Clara welcomes JETSET Pilates
JETSET Pilates is bringing its modern reformer workouts to the Bay Area with the opening of its first local studio at Rivermark Plaza in Santa Clara. The grand opening is Saturday, August 29, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 PM. Shan Dey, the franchise owner, and Mariam Garfova, share what to expect.
JETSET Pilates is bringing its modern reformer workouts to the Bay Area with the opening of its first local studio at Rivermark Plaza in Santa Clara. The grand opening is Saturday, August 29, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 PM. Shan Dey, the franchise owner, and Mariam Garfova, share what to expect.
Silicon Valley PRIDE: celebrating love, diversity, and community
Silicon Valley PRIDE Festival & Parade will be held on August 29–30. Marqus Koranteng, Silicon Valley Pride, chief entertainment officer, gives insight on what to expect.
Silicon Valley PRIDE Festival & Parade will be held on August 29–30. Marqus Koranteng, Silicon Valley Pride, chief entertainment officer, gives insight on what to expect.