Trump expected to surrender in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump is expected to turn himself into authorities in Fulton County, Georgia today. He's been indicted, along with associates like Rudy Giuliani, for alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. As part of the booking process, it's likely that Trump's mug shot will be released. KTVU spoke to David Levine, a law professor at UC Hastings, on what else to expect from Trump's appearance.
OUSD superintendant talks about new school year
A new school year got underway last on Aug. 7 for public school students in Oakland and OUSD Superintendant Kyla Johnson-Trammell joined KTVU to talk about what students and families can expect.
Alzheimer's help and prevention tips
Having a social network, exercising and staying active could help slow Alzheimer's. Dr. James Mittelberger of the Center for Elders' Independence shares these and other tips that could help keep your brain active and slow the disease.
Demystifying the world of estate planning and trust
Estate planning is synonymous with wealth; however, it is an important conversation for all income levels. Louis Knox, the Director of Client Relations at Blacksburg Law, breaks down the differences between estate planning, a trust and a will. He shares insight into empowering people of all walks of life to open the estate planning umbrella.
Oakland mayor discusses A's, crime and police
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao discusses the Oakland A's, crime and the search for a new police chief.
California's Sommelier of the Year teaches us about AAPI winemakers in our area
Vincent Murrow, the wine director and Master Sommelier at St. Helena's Press Restaurant visits KTVU to educate us about AAPI winemakers in our area.
Veterans are growing small business
Veterans who want to become entrepreneurs are the focus of a partnership between J.P. Morgan Chase and Bunker Labs. Alex McKindra of the Veteran Initiatives from J.P. Morgan Chase Commercial Banking and CEO of Office Libations, Claude Burns, stopped by to talk about the opportunities Veterans have to become successful business owners.
Celiac disease has lesser known impact on teen's mental health
Celiac disease is perhaps best known for interfering with the body's ability to digest gluten, but Dr. Hilary Jerico talks to KTVU about the negative impact the disease has on the mental health of teens.
New health studies change thinking about alcohol
Previously, many people believed that drinking a glass of wine could be beneficial to your health. But newer research shows that even light to moderate consumption of alcohol can be harmful. Dr. Rita Ng explains.
Local doctor speaks on early colon cancer screenings
Doctors say there is an alarming increase in the number of colon cancer cases among younger adults. We talked with Dr. Abhik Roy from Kaiser Permanente's San Leandro Medical Center, about the importance of early screening.
Silicon Valley Bank fallout
The nation's top financial regulator says the Federal Reserve warned the Silicon Valley Bank as early as Fall 2021 that its business model was at risk. Puspa Amri, who's an economics professor at Sonoma State University, discusses the stronger rules that are needed to prevent further failures.
Therapist weighs in on how to cope with school tragedies
A deadly school shooting in Nashville has parents once again explaining the unexplainable to their children. "Mornings on 2: The Nine" talks with Kaitlin Soule, who's a cognitive behavioral therapist, about how to process these difficult situations.
Colorectal cancer diagnosis rise in younger adults
Amanda Webb of San Francisco was 36 years old and pregnant with her first child when she found out she had stage-4 colorectal cancer. She shares her story of survival and what she's doing now to bring awareness to the issue. Her doctor, UCSF Hospital Oncologist Dr. Katherine Van Loon tells us scientists are trying to determine why colon cancer cases are rising in adults under 55 years old.
Foreign companies are making their way into the U.S. job market
International companies are expanding into the United States by hiring Americans. But how do you find out about such jobs? Co-Founder of Alariss Global, Joyce Zhang, Gray shares how her company does just that.
Spending habits are changing
We are seeing a decrease in household spending, but what do we make of this trend. Financial Guru, Jason Matthews, explains and gives tips on how you too can get in on this trend.
Impacts on soil from rain storm
Landslide, mudslide or debris flow? What are the differences and when to they happen? We tapped San Jose State Civil Environmental Engineering Chair, Laura Sullivan-Green to break down what happens when our soil erodes.
Helping military veterans with PTSD
Staggering stats show that veterans of the Gulf and Vietnam wars suffer from high rates of PTSD. There are now treatments that don't require medication or a doctor's visit, but they are often not covered by insurance. The CEO of Freespira talks to KTVU about his company's treatment for panic attacks.
Looking ahead to the 2023 travel season
Travel experts say the busy holiday travel season is a good time to take advantage and book your next vacation. Travelzoo's Gabe Saglie explaisn why, and shares some travel tips that you might want to consider this new year.
Trends in the Bay Area Housing Market
With inflation on everyone's mind, we tapped Bay Area Realtor, Negar Souza to help dissect the latest trends in the housing market.
Breast cancer prevention
Mammograms are a vital part in the prevention and detection of Breast Cancer. Breast Surgery Oncologist, Dr. Benjamin Raber takes us through the importance of screenings and other preventative measures.