spotify in the top spot with 32%.by his frustrations producing episodes of his own podcast, david sacks is launching a new social audio app to make it easy for anyone to launch their own show with transcribing, recording, editing, and social distribution. creators can actually save their conversations for listeners to find later. i want to bring in david sacks, a longtime silicon valley investor -- callin investor. what has been missing from clubhouse, twitter spaces, and other podcast platforms? >> they are all ephemeral. when you create a room on any of those platforms, it is not saved. it gets thrown out. that was the starting point for understanding what we are doing. we are creating from podcasting. when you go to callin, it is like a pod in front of a live studio audience. you have the ability to take questions from an audience. you have a creator, show, they are in charge of the room, can bring people up to answer questions. very importantly, after they record the episode, every room is recorded by default, you

a major concession by apple to media companies like netflix and music companies like spotify.pple letting certain apps out of the 30% app store cut that has sparked controversy and stirred regulators around the world. will it be enough to end antitrust scrutiny? we will discuss. the future of audio. david sack launches a new platform that aims to take on clubhouse and wherever you get your media. he will join us live. first let's get a look at the markets. i want to bring in kriti gupta, who has been following the play-by-play. walk us through the day. kriti: we will start off with the positive risk on day. a lot of optimism ahead of tomorrow. and then things went south. a lot of that had to do with regtech. you had facebook and alphabet shares in particular dealing with antitrust scrutiny headlines from last night. the doj coming out with new headlines targeting both companies. it started weighing onto the market. then you had apple and test last fall. let me show you what is happening in a broader timeframe. alphabet had actually been outperforming on the recovery the busine

i think that this latest shift out of japan, especially if it does in fact apply to the likes of spotify, of netflix, if you can actually buy kindle books directly, which it is not clear you would be able to, but that would be a big deal, not only for consumers, but for the broader ecosystem. >> absolutely. look, we have to know that we're not entirely sure how this is going to work yet, it seems according to sources close to the situation that companies such as spotify are still trying to figure out whether and how this applies to them but this is evidence of the wall around that garden, starting to crumble, the days of the set, 30% fee, are over. and i agree with you, jon, this is going to be a crucial moment to see how apple handles those in app purchases that is at the heart of the epic lawsuit against apple. they want to make sure they control their own payment ecosystem and i think what we're seeing here is apple making some concessions, the question is how many more concessions are yet to come is this the first -- is what we have been talking about for the past week the first half

netflix and spotify. offering these in the link so that developers can offer those directly through email the decision is interesting because it is not what these want to see. they want the third party app store. this is the first round of appeal and why this probably goes on for years in the courts, guys >> really notable in the way it attacks and is operating i want to bring in john gruber how potentially impactful could this be for apple? >> i think it is still unclear to me what could happen in apps if this injunction takes place or not what is clear is the anti-steering provisions that apple stuck to you can't tell people to go to netflix.com and sign up on the web. that's done and they'll be allowed to do that very unclear to me what it means for games and will games be able to sell directly through that app, which is what epic brought the suit to be able to do. it is a big difference to me in how it affects apple >> john, the notion that gene brought up sort of relying on the friction in terms of m

you can now build a spotify playlist with your friends.end. it is a personalized playlist that allows friends to discover how their musical tastes are -- tastes overlap. personal lists can be made using songs that appeal to both people. spotify will also make recommendations based on your tastes. i have the question of the morning. if i blended with you, does this song from xenon you have spoken so highly of exist on spotify? jobina: let me find out. you know what? we can find other ways to get it on air. because we know how to -- how the internet works. reggie: what is the song called? jobina: i think it is called my supa nova girl. ok, it is just regular girl. reggie: is it there? jobina: it's on youtube. reggie: is it by rock eye jobina: i'm glad there is no audio on the anchor desk right now. there is a music video sing-along. reggie: i've got that. jobina: everyone, check out xenon. reggie: as we we we we a look outside. not at xo r jobina: f desperately fighting the growing caldor fire. the big concern right now are the strong winds

it netflix, spotify, kindle readers of the world. buttons in their apps to complete purchases. to sign up for netflix, you can. login, give your credit card info, go back to the netflix app on the iphone or ipad and keep it moving. that is what apple is being asked to implement for games and other apps categories. it is simple. i think it will be easy to implement. it will probably cost apple between $1 billion and $5 billion per year. compare it to their $350 billion plus income they expect to make in 2021, not a big deal. still very significant. i think apple will implement this. a 90 day injunction. you will probably see it early next year going into effect at the same time as the previous reader ruling from last week. emily: not just game makers, but any kind of app. what does it mean should these changes come to pass for game makers and everybody else? >> it is interesting. i have not seen a ton of people talk about it. from a practical perspective, i'm not sure many want to go to an external source to have to enter their credit card again when they can do it through apple

it's free on i tune spotify instead. sure. i'll be right back a lot more. ah, you know, life it's diverse. that's what makes it interesting. when you have a monoculture, it's dangerously monochromatic. like when you have only one strain, a banana and a banana gets sick. and now there's no more bananas because there's no more diversity ah, working your machine in the back. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas and we, we think there was a very good buy another shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a r 15, semi automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act when we're violent on this issues, the other side winds by default, lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs, which is why do you wear again? were you scare us and they took it off and i think the people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have

with millions of listeners and a $100 million licensing deal with spotify, rog has influence, settingstorm earlier this year, suggesting healthy younger people didn't need the vaccine. >> if you're a healthy person and you're exercising all the time and you're young and eating well, i don't think you need to worry about this >> reporter: savannah asked dr. anthony fauci for his take on rogen's comments. >> well, that's incorrect, savannah >> young, healthy people should get vaccinated >> absolutely. >> reporter: vaccine proponent prince harry who also has an exclusive deal with spotify took rogen to task. >> stay out of it if you have a platform with a platform comes responsibility >> reporter: rogen quickly responded to the backlash. >> i'm not an anti-vax person. i'm not a doctor, i'm a cage fighting commentator >> and our thanks to ann thompson for that report >>> still to come, wall street awaits the august jobs report to see the full impact of the delta variant on the economy >>> plus, gm pumps t bkeheras on production we'll tell you why that's next. . after you saved me so much

it's free on i tune spotify instead. sure. i'll be right back. a lot more. use. join me every thursday. on the alex simon show, and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the. i don't know, i mean there are some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scabbing or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best by march 21st, which is in today's all these potatoes, paula pianos, onions, all of these came from waste round sources. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the wealthier people and our society. so that makes sense for them to throw it out right off, rather than give it to somebody who could use it. and then that person is not going to buy it. welcome back. i'm still a camp last week we saw the 15000 haitian asylum seekers at the us mexico border. i mean, i think most of them are still, they're making the dangerous journey on foot to escape horrible circumstanc

. >> 100 million from spotify.king, of the getting high and talking, which is everyone's dream. it's my dream. so people are like successful, jealous. so they want to find things. he said this, he said that. okay. you got covid. okay. he's fine because he's in shape. >> greg: spotify is that a radio for dogs? >> yes. >> greg: larry, the lady makes a good point. >> she's on. it's an honor roll story. honor roll story. >> he makes it. >> greg: what rogan did, the reason why his story so great is that he took a risk on himself. like i'm not like that. i like having a job. i like getting a paycheck. i don't like walking out and deciding that it's up to me to figure out what i got to do. very few people that do that and he did it. he didn't expect this to happen. he start add podcast and because he talks for three hours and lets people talk and talk about whatever they want and he goes outside the mainstream he became successful and it's not gone to his head. that's what's so interesting. >> those are all important poin

match and spotify, among others, have come out in support of epic's case. so, we'll see if they agree with sweeney or not >> stick around for more reaction john, we're seeing shares of match continue to move to the upside what more do you expect as people let this sink in? do you think that apple investors are going to shrug it off as a little bit status quo, or are they going to start to have to think about what a deal this could be? >> i think apple investors should in a way shrug this off because the core of apple's business model, where it gets its revenues and profits and what keeps the engine going is not affected directly by this. we're going to get that stuff next week when apple, we expect, unveils the next version of the iphone, apple watch, et cetera apple is really about the vertical integration between that hardware, software and services that keeps people loyal. and because of that they'll probably be able to figure out other mechanisms to get paid on the services end that goes to another piece of this the court said apple is not eamon mri. it

so they for spotify to be more expensive than their own product, and that is anti competitive. wow, it will certainly be interesting to see where these cases go. and if it changes any of the practices that we're seeing right now, boom bus been swan, thank you for insight. thank you. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back, we take you to disguise as the labor union of southwest pilots has sued the airlines. and we'll take a look at the state of the 737. mac is another nation, has approved the youth, and that's gonna break here, the number that the me the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk to the families. that mark sounds good. i took market function. you go with a good way to show me how do i do? i'm john got that. i've got that limit and i wanted them to go back to the left me about the less about the who's and the war on dru

the eu spotify case, the eu decided spotify is in the right, but haven't said what they're going to dod probably do a victory lap over the weekend, but we're still kind of stumbling towards some new app store model, but we don't know what it will look like i think the macro question is, well, actually, once all the dust is settled, who cares this is $50 billion of commission for apple last year it was probably 70% to 80% gains. so, you know, the base case is this is a giant wealth transfer from apple to spotify and a bunch of publishers and publishers will give the money back to apple. the best case would be who cares. i think the more -- unless you're -- the more interesting set of questions i think are, you know, how much have apple's rules over the last ten years shaped what was even possible? so is the reason that 80% of payment on the store is for games because that's where the money is or is it that apple has kind of made nothing else work and if all these rules start unlocking in kind of new ways, does stuff we haven't seen before start happening on the store? that's the big unk

they're the most streamed group on spotify all-time.age 20 million views on youtube every day. ♪ their summer smash hit "butter" with a record-breaking debut at number one on billboard's global 200 chart. ♪ get it let it grow ♪ >> reporter: their international fame brought unprecedented live views for the u.n. >> a million people tuned in to watch live, which doesn't usually happen at a u.n. proceeding. how does bts become sort of a tool of global diplomacy? ♪ >> reporter: to prepare for their u.n. mission, bts posted #yourstories, to share what young people are most worried about. >> what are you trying to say to your fans? to be able to effect some change in combating climate crisis? >> reporter: bts is fully aware of the responsibility that comes with their new title. you guys are an all-male band. let's face it, korea historically has been a very male-dominated culture. yet here at the u.n., one of the core values in sustainable development is educating women and having gender equality. you have a lot of female fans. what would you

we saw them make adjustments with the so-called media apps companies like netflix and spotify. apple now saying okay. you guys can now offer in app links to your websites and apple made a change saying developers can now contact their customers directly via e-mail with the alternative payment systems. so you are seeing different moves here of course what apple's adversaries and critics want is much more than a change of the steering clauses we've had them on this network they are hammering the table for much more dramatic changes they want third party app stores they want alternative payment systems in the app store that is not what we're getting so far. >> how do we quantify though what the loss of this most important part of the case i think you could characterize it as really means for apple's bottom line? i mean, i think at the end of the day, that is what matters most >> yes, obviously an investor pays very close attention to this apple doesn't break out the app store -- a very, very important part of the higher margin services business. if you talk to a financial analyst

so they for spotify to be more expensive than their own product, and that is anti competitive. wow, it will certainly be interesting to see where these cases go. and if it changes any of the practices that we're seeing right now, boom bus been swan, thank you for insight. thank you. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back, we take you to disguise as the labor union of southwest pilots has sued the airlines. and we'll take a look at the state of the 737 matches. another nation has approved the use and it's gonna break here the number that the quote, the me cataract drugs are essential for millions of patients. or are they, they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work. the problem is, in a long term, they're mostly disastrous. suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition that was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful. very often they're harmful effects and up to something te

so they for spotify to be more expensive than their own product, and that is anti competitive. wow. and will certainly be interesting to see where these cases go, and if it changes any of the practices that we're seeing right now, boom bus bend, swan thank you for insight. thank you. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back, we take you to disguise as the labor union of southwest pilots has sued the airlines. and we'll take a look at the state of the 737. max is another nation, has approved the use, and it's gonna break here the number that the quote, the me who want to make note board is under blind to number, please emerge . we don't have authority. we don't actually, the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judge governors crisis what we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges to response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in the welcome back. the union representi

reggie: you can build a spotify playlist with your friends. the streaming service rolled out a feature called blend. it allows friends to discover how their musical taste overlap. after playlists are blended, personal list can be made. spotify will also make recommendations. i got served that this morning. i thought, should i do this with my brother? it will all be taylor swift. jobina: today. reggie: i need to get on that. i need to wean him off of you know who. jobina: we shall not name. reggie: a documentary on the nation's most recognizable dog. -- recognizable doc. jobina: health officials sort out what to do about booster shots. reggie: california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our powe

and thrilled to have both engines firing on all cylinders. >> but, youtube music is smaller than spotifydon't have exact numbers on apple but do you see as competing directly with those services for subscribers how much more room do you think there is to grow this service? what do you think the potential addressable market is? >> we think it's quite large to answer the first question we are not looking at direct competition because we are somewhat different consumer experience we are a video platform which has audio subscription service combined with video so the user experience is richer so our experience is different in that regard but what we really focus on is this twin engine of growth we don't compare ourselves to anyone we are looking at the combined strength of the business and the value prop to the users and on that we feel we have very strong story to tell. >> in that way that 50 million number is an understatement considering the raw number of music videos and then lyric videos that are up there people experience music in so many ways. tell me where does music fit in youtube's

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spotify nearly 3%. match up 6.5%. also bumble, roblox and zynga. zynga up 7%. alphabet moving lower and, in fact, seems to be news the app store could be the next target modest decline 1.5%. let's turn to the silver stocks having a good day. first solar and sun run. for sun run the firm setting a buy rating of 60% upside and run is up 3.5% this stock is down about 30% so far this year. they're saying the industry can keep growing at a fast pace due to easy adoption for solar and the rest of the space, the analyst is here welcome. >> thank you for having me >> why is sunrun struggling so much this year >> next year an advantage from people who install on solar. we think they will not expire:i think there was some disappointment in the minds of investors what they were expecting from the administration did not come sooner or was not as high as people expected it to be >> so this is, again, just to everybody who is following, the tax credits that have been a key source of spurring solar panel investment the biden administration released some sort of clean energy f

real bottom-line profitability is not very clear at this point. >> it's interesting, too, because spotifyhose content creators away from sirius/xm, which speaks to the lines that you are blurring in this industry, as it continues to evolve, delano. >> as mike was saying, the comparison to netflix is interesting, but i think the pricing power and competition is different from that of netflix, that although, you know, spotify may buy a particular streamer/creator that pricing power does not necessarily translate over the way it does with netflix we have a little exposure to it, but we're not increasing the exposure the growth ratefor the monthly average users has been a bit slow i think the biggest thing they can do to create more high growth is premium content that's inclusive to the platform. that's something that'svery, very hard to do. >>> sticking with content creation, disney's "shun-chi and the ten ring" had the highest opening weekend ever for this specific holiday weekend bringing in $94.4 million. and the domestic office between friday and sunday, amc among the names benefiting fr

before the covid, we had nearly 70,000 people living downtown new companies moved downtown uber, spotifyill continue that momentum obviously covid has stopped and slowed things down, but we're already seeing very positive signs of people coming back to live downtown, companies looking for space. we have a building around the corner where we just completed a major renovation, and we're seeing tremendous activity going on >> yeah, you know, when i came to work at the new york stock exchange 20 years ago, 7:00 a.m. in the morning, there was no one here there was no one here at 5:00 either 20 years later, there's people walking their dogs out front of the new york stock exchange. never happened before. restaurants that are open down here it's a 24-hour community 65,000 people live downtown. i have lived and watched this transformation, including the redevelopment of the trade center, the west side highway, the development of the transit hub is truly a miracle and yet, bill, covid hangs over everything and when everybody says, well, you know, i don't know how much it's going to come back, fra

shares for spotify and netflix posted big gains after that change in policy from apple.up here in france, the prime minister continues his second day of meetings with lobbies and business unions. he will meet with the head of the country's biggest labor federation on already. he reiterated his opposition to looming changes in unemployment benefits. also his opposition to a very serious issue. >> we did not spend a lot of time on the issue of pensions. there was no question of having that discussion. is not the issue at hand and there is tension around it. if this was about pushing back on retirement age, we would not be here. we mentioned it over the course of about 30 seconds. unemployment insurance, 35 seconds. >> finally, business owners in kabul are adjusting to life under the taliban. with bank accounts frozen in the future of or up in the air, the economy remains extremely fragile. as the owner of one electronic store explains, clients are hard to come by. >> everyone is unemployed. most people, 70% to 80% are unemployed. the shopkeepers you see on this road have a

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a change is welcome news for content subscription apps including spotify and netflix.offer a link to their website in their apps in order for people to sign up for a subscription. that will allow the developers to bypass apple's 15% to 30% cut of gross sales. the update will roll out early next year. >>> audi is known for its luxury vehicles, but this new concept car takes the cake. this is the grand sphere. the automaker is touting the electric vehicle as a private jet for the road. the car's interior can transform into a first-class lounge allowing drivers to lean back when the vehicle's in self-driving mode. there's even a drink cooler in the front console. navigation expect media are projected on to the dashboard in. >>> millennials are in a rush to tie the knot. the company which owns zales and piercing pagoda said ring sales more than doubled, rising 31% from pre-pandemic levels in 2019. millennials who may have had cold feet about the saying "i do" during the first half of the pandemic are ready to walk down the aisle. it's estimated 2.3 million couples plan to

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it's just spotify that we play. that's it. >> all right.hen so far you've said from your outreach, you've only heard from the tenant directly above you. >> from the landlords. >> commissioner: okay. i have a question to inspector savino or executive director wieland. have we had any other complaints for this particular venue in the past? >> yes. i believe there are one or two other complainants that came in i want to say about six or nine months ago. i'm actually double checking our enforcement report right now just to be sure. so if you want to just give me one second, i can chime in a moment. >> director: we can come back to you in a second. >> great. i'll keep you posted in just a moment here. >> president: anymore questions? >> president: commissioner perez, are you done. >> commissioner: yeah. that's fine. i just have a follow up question when he comes back to me. i'm okay with coming back to me. thank you. >> commissioner: i have a question. so in four years, have you changed your sound equipment? >> the only time we've changed sound

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one of your most successful songs — i think it's been downloaded millions upon millions of times on spotifyuccessfully gotten over all of these issues of categorisation, of labels, that that's no longer relevant? no, quite the opposite. i think i'm constantly confronted by that in different ways through everyday life. but musically, i try to... one way i describe it is, i try to think of music as a pallet, you know, in that you can find different emotional colours and textures from different places. and so, it's kind of finding the right palette to create the emotional picture or the emotional sonic landscape that you want to create. and so i kind of think that way, rather than trying to meld or fuse things together, which for me feels like too contrived a way to think. and so, i mean, you saw there, there's different musicians and singers who were singing melodies which actually borrow from pakistani and indian traditions, going into brazilian traditions of flamenco, and so on, but all those things are music forms that influenced me a great deal. so the music is unique and highly complex i

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like spotify kids, an app which is just for kid friendly music and stories.books, movies, tv shows, educational apps and games. bell rings. that is the school bell, which means we are moving onto our final of the day. and it's history. oh no! i was always a bit scared of my history teacher. oh no, it is really interesting isn't it, how the teacher makes a definite difference to whether you enjoy the subject or not. but no, this is a historical mystery with technology doing its bit to help. sound good ? yes sir. laughs. 0k. simon hancock picks up the trail. the town of warwick in the heart of england. i actually grew up near here, and let me tell you, it is absolutely dripping in history. from its famous castle to the market square, everywhere you look, there it is. small wonder then, that it's pored over by historians, amateur and pro alike, who all try to take these visual clues and re conjure the stories that happened here in the past. but today, i have been asked to help with an historical mystery deep underground. through this very small hole, through whi

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get my commentary on many other topics, check out our podcast called moment of clarity on i food, spotify and stitcher. and check out my lives in los angeles, september 18th, until next time. good night. keep buying. ah, ah, working room or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas. and we, we said goodbye. there was a good device to another, shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a r 1570 automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're filing on this issue, the other side wins by default, lady that lived over there. i was walking one of the dogs. why do you wear again? were you scared? nothing. i took it off and i think people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that ah ah, i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including the 7 children, were tragically killed in. that's right. it was a mistake. and i off

i mean, a nucmber of ones, you know, spotify or bumble, i think, names like that that, you know, maybe their margins will improve if they're not paying so much to apple. >> okay. fair enough. nadine, i want to give you the last chance to wrap this one up here what else should we be thinking about as we watch this slide in apple that it seems like most of the traders believe is a little bit overtone because the long-term damage to apple may not be so bad after all. >> i think you can -- you know, if you don't have a position, you can start to enter if you have a position, you don'thave to worry i wouldn't go out buying protection right here. i think you can just stay the course we're going to learn a lot next week about fundamentally the strategy for some of their products and new product launches i just view this as we've had a bit of a weak market tech sold off, tech overall is oversold, so just stay the course, and if you want to end because you don't have a full position, it's time to add >> fair enough let's move on and check out shares of freeport, topping the tape today rising as

i know in the u, spotify at the center of this, but, you know, legislators such as sender, amy clover char, who had the senate judiciary committee, anti trust, special or subcommittee. she says that they do need to pass legislation and this isn't going anywhere. i mean, what is the legislation? what do does it just say you can't force people to make those payments? is that what the game is here? this is actually a problem. it's a question of, if there are abuses a big tech, how do you control them? whether it's better to write law that can be interpreted by the court with a lot of nuance case by case, or whether it's better to have legislation. and when you have legislation it's more cut and dry. it's usually over broad and under broad, very hard to get at the very specifics. so my, my rather my druthers would have been that the law as decided by the courts with more flexible and recognizing power where it is. and they could go into the details of how it's exercised and what is justified. i think since it's probably not going to happen, that we need legislation, but the legislation wi

this includes for spotify in netflix.llow these companies to offer a link to their website in the app . >>> the faa has grounded virgin galactic. it was founded by richard branson. in july the rocketship veered off course and was outside the area cleared by air traffic control. they said high altitude wind caused the change. the faa has an investigation. >> it sounds like love and the wedding rings. what is behind the surge? >> reporter: millennials are in a rush to tie the knot. ring sales more than doubled . company officials say millennials modified cold feet and the pandemic are now ready. >> i guess all of this time reluctant you either say i love you so much or maybe i don't think so. let's just be friends. thank you so much. we will see you when the stock market opens up. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a covid-19 milestone . the bay area school district were almost 100% of teachers are vaccinated. >> and willie delta variant pause labor day travel? we are at san francisco international

charles manson's music is available for sale on amazon and apple and it streams on spotify.to revel in the evil that it represents and i think today's verdict and at the last five weeks of testimony made clear that kelly is just as bad. it clear that kelly is 'ust as bad. . . . clear that kelly is 'ust as bad. , ., , bad. it has been really interesting _ bad. it has been really interesting to - bad. it has been really interesting to talk to l bad. it has been really i interesting to talk to you. thank you for taking the time to speak to us.— deborah tuerkheimer is a law professor at northwestern university, who served for five years as an assistant district attorney in new york. it's so good to have the only programme to get your legal expertise. let me ask you first of all, the jury were pretty quick in their decision—making process, did that surprise you? it did surprise me. this was a long trial, relatively speaking, five weeks of testimony. and really complicated charges, particularly that racketeering count, so i expected it would take some time for the jury to make its