Mornings on 2 Headlines 8.26.25

KTVU's Dave Clark hosts today's headlines: San Francisco is beginning to clear a large homeless encampment on Sixth Street, drawing both criticism from advocates and praise from local residents and business owners. A 30-year-old San Francisco police cadet died from a medical emergency during training and was honored with a police procession. San Jose State University has started the new school year with a record-breaking enrollment of 40,000 students, an 8% increase over the previous year. Two new proposals for California's high-speed rail would prioritize early links to the Bay Area, but would require billions in new funding. The Trump administration is proposing an exemption for out-of-state trucks from California's smog-check laws, while Republicans in the state are challenging a new congressional redistricting plan. A Bay Area man won a "brick factor" competition and has been hired as a master model builder for the Legoland Discovery Center in Milpitas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices