caroline: let's dig in on whether that is getting close to spotify. the bridge senior analyst is here. are you reading the positives in terms of the tea leaves? >> absolutely. pleasure to be on. a pretty good performance across the board. 14% revenue growth, consistent gross profit margins. profitability was down. it is in line with what was expected. the big thing is when it comes to spotify across the board, we have been focusing on what they show to investors, subscriber growth. it shows in the ways they have reported numbers. but what retail and institutional investors are focused on, were focused on in 2022 was the after profitability. it led to a mismatch or inability to come up with a unified, coherent equity story for the business. that perhaps has been responsible for what some would argue a relative underperformer for the scale. we have seen positives, but from the experts we have interviewed, it really appears as if the longer term sustainable profitability might be something that can hit right now. it might be starting more with market sha

stakes, spotify, they were co-owners with spotify, which gave them the ability to structure the way that the streaming market was going to work structure, the way spotify was going to work. so for one thing, they said to spotify, we would like a minimum monthly payment, right? we want to we want a chunk of money every month. but we want to give you a really good deal. so we're not going to charge you much per streaming. we're going to charge you very, very little per stream. so what that means is if spotify has guaranteed, say, warner, that they're going to get $100 million a month, but the price per is very low. it might be that all the warner streams listen to on spotify all over the world. and a month later, up to $50 million. well, the other $50 million is unattributed royalty revenue. it's not owed to any particular artists. they give it to some artists. no artists want artists get to choose. right. it's just there is to toss around they also got to the royalty payouts so that they were not per user but artist. so you probably think that if you listen to an artist that you like

so i do this free spotify, which is terrible because its commercials i can forward and now spotify's going make it even more expensive. >> well, i wanted to give a business. i think new year to be in green this morning. and i know that you always give you a little bit of a not get yeah. spotify's can raise prices. wall street loves wall street. love that. when you fire people which spotify's doing and raising places. but what is interesting is a ceo. spotify back said that we're not going to do it quite yet because we know this recession, things coming up and we do want to upset too many people, but it's coming to people like me go maybe the opportunities to buy. now during the recession or right before the recession. we've got 515 million people on a monthly basis using the service 210 million is our pain for the premium services. so they're also ad-supported for the people who are paying the premium. this is what's called total addressable market. tam darya came was that 1.6 billion users, eason devices right now. microsoft 1.4 billion active users on windows right now. wait, you'r

the globe, or what should we do so that there is no instagram in spotify or apple music?irst of all, we have to really communicate with the politicians and the music industry, a huge problem that arose after the 24th, on the one hand, it is very cool that most of these organizations closed their offices in russia, on the other hand, we at least had the opportunity to reach them at their offices of the main companies apple spotify youtube through the office in russia and a paradoxical situation arose when on the one hand it got better and on the other hand it got worse and it still hasn't been resolved in fact we have almost no i don't know we think that mykhailo will confirm my words that there is almost no person in which direction you can contact and solve any issues , promote some artists , put up covers and so on, it is very important to suffer in this playlist, as they told me, young artists can also bring them up to 60% of auditions, that is, it is not that they are just there were published somewhere the very fact that they are added to thematic playlists, many peo

>> yes but when it comes to google because of the advertising slowdowns we talked about with spotify,ort only the third quarter in history of falling advertising sales at alphabet. the first time in back to back quarters expected by think youtube will be interesting even that they've paid for that so nfl sunday ticket, how they grow users? cloud will be key, is it enough to offset the slowdown we are looking at in search? god will be key at microsoft, he will be watching that pretty closely. i think some people say it could below 20% in growth and that's pretty much a slowdown and amazon web services is way behind aws. a i of course will be a key theme. how much are they plowing into gpt incorporating with being? and love to how much it's costing google. stuart: with got to get this in. a drop i think still on the downside, it is 27%. their deposits tumbled, huge. >> 40% drop in the deposits. as a bank, that's how they make their money, being able to loan out the money but more than $100 billion of capital flight elsewhere because of the silicon valley bank collapse and it's down 86%

would you think about -- spotify? >> i don't know. know. >> good answer >> i was leading the witness >> especially when you're still getting paid on your old deal. you can sort of test the waters. >> and you renewed in '21. >> i think the platform is bigger than people realize. >> i'm out of here i'll admit it. >> tucker carlson, i think if you do go, he's not a fan of my work, but that's okay. >> do people pay enough for podcasts anymore i'm not sure they are. >> if you're joe rogan. >> joe rogan is one of the most powerful people in the media when he does a bone yard story, i'm listening. mark zuckerberg goes on joe rogan. >> elon musk has as well. >> these mau numbers, by the way, biggest ever q1 growth. second biggest quarterly growth ever that's amazing. >> i think everyone is scared of media. maybe you out to be thinking of this as a very disruptive force. we thought of it when it became public then it lost its way now it's back. very impressive. >> jim, you mentioned mcd, 12-6 globally, 12-6 u.s >> i felt with 40% digital that

i want to talk about spotify and they signed an enormous number of new listeners who pay. lauren: yeah, stronger first quarter and 515 million active users up 22% on the year. we'll take it. that overshadows the soft admins. >> do you listen to podcasts? stuart: no. >> if you want to listen to a lot of top podcasts and the only place to listen is spotify. a lot of people getting information from podcasts and driving a lot of users to spotify's platform. lauren: did you listen to drake and the weeknd. fake song. ai create it had and spotify played it 800,000 and they had to pull because of copyright infos and the call addressed the problem with ai. that was monumental when i read that he addressed how ai and copyright issues are impacting music, podcasts, entertainment. stuart: i can see it. tell me about general motors. lauren: no price cuts. they're not competing with tesla on that account and stock down 2%. they raised profit outlook for the year because they said, hey, customers are paying more for our high end models working out for now and they said they're killing of

spotify which acquired heardle last summer is not saying why it's ending the game. >>> that's your cbs monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> at the box office, no one was a match for america's favorite video game character. >> here we go! >> attack! >> the "super mario bros. movie" stayed number one earning $87 million. that is the second best weekend ever for an animated movie in north america. it still has two weeks to go before the next blockbuster which is "guardians of the galaxy: volume 3." >>> up next, new jersey celebrates a music icon. the garden state gives the boss his own special day. roll out of bed and into a fun family breakfast... with jimmy dean biscuit roll-ups signature sausage, eggs and cheese... all rolled up in a soft flaky biscuit. give your family a good, hearty breakfast that you can eat on-the-go. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... shortness of breath... and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, c

subscriptionious may have forgotten. >> i realized i was paying for two netflix accounts and two spotify accounts. >> reporter: dustin used rocket money to identify duplicate payments and a mystery $300 annual charge that he got refunded what advice would you give to other consumers, having gone through your experience >> pay attention you get nickel and dimed. it's death by a thousand cuts. >> $5 a month maybe, but it adds um quickly. >>> when we come back, there is good news tonight. from the brink of death to the edge of glory. one woman's triumphant comeback story ♪ >>> there's good news tonight about never giving up. we talk often about miraculous recovery, but i think this one is going to blow you away an inspiring woman, who went from life support to a marathon finish line in a matter of months it's often said it's not the destination, it's the journey and for 35-year-old rachel foster, finishing this week's boston marathon punctuated a journey no one could have imagined >> you know, life comes at you fast. and life came at me really fast. >> reporter: last november, rachel and he

spotify up a nice 4%. more subscribers. to me, does not say we are slowing, the consumer is slowing. ed: they seem to be growing. i think the two hundred 10 million paid subscribers a jump in 15% monthly users breached the 500 million mark. both above expectations. what you are seeing is they missed on the top line. but investors on the sell side are being a little bit forgiving. look at what they did to grow their user base at a time where apple music is raising prices, where there is more competition. they look at the profitability of the podcast and music business. then, spotify gave us an outlook for the current quarter that was also quite bullish. it was a surprise bright spot early in this earnings season. guy: a lot of people are talking about the bar being lower from anywhere seen come across. is that true for tech? how high or low is the bardi? -- bar? ed: it's a good question. if you take the technology stocks in the s&p 500, we expect eps to pull back a 15% year on year. we know what the problems are. for the lik

spotify's lobbying in favor of an antitrust bill targeting apple and google. it would let users install apps from any isbill saying that would undermine privacy and security. google says that the android system already supports multiple app stores. >>> let's take a live look at capitol hill where the head of the senate judiciary committee says that it will be up to senator dianne feinstein to decide how she wants to proceed. yesterday, republicans rejected an attempt to appoint a temporary replacement on the powerful panel. >> i think it is important that all of us follow her wishes. she has a remarkable career. she has gone through a tough patch of life experience in the last year. now what this illness slowly her down some, it really is up to her to make the next move. >> feinstein has faced calls to resign, with her absence along republicans to block president biden's judicial nominees. >> this will increase the pressure on her to resign. i wouldn't be terribly surprised if the president either directly or through an intermediary sent a message that it is t

ed sheeran, amassing 481 million. >> most of the tracks on spotify are mexicana latin music has been to new heights. we see music growing in a huge way. ♪ >> reporter: for three years, he has held the titles as the most streamed artist on spotify the puerto rican mega star making history this weekend as the first spanish language performer to headline coachella. ♪ >> reporter: and then the first female singer to score a number one album in the u.s. with an album entirely in spanish, leading with her hit song. ♪ >> it's almost impossible to ignore anymore, especially a guy like bad bunny who's dominating world popular music. we can't have our head in the sand anymore and ignore the fact that folks listening to the music is not latino, it's multirmu multiracial, a lot of age, a lot of demographics listening to bad bunny. >> reporter: from the clubs to coachella with latin music dominating the charts, you'll be sure to hear spanish on your summer playlist. nbc news, miami. >>> and that wraps up the hour for me i'm jose diaz-balart you can reach me on twitter and instagram @jdbalart and

spotify was another one this morning. the one stock that stands out me that actually has held their postearnings good is p&g, procter & gamble. but overall it is a very cautious environment. i think even with good results, even with good projections here unless they are so far knocked out of the park here, investors are looking at more so the overall environment as opposed to just the individual stock and saying, you know what? i'm going to get out here. i'm going to get out. if i miss 5% to the upside, if i miss a little run to the upside, so be it. so that is the caution that is out there. and it's a difficult environment to trade many in. but let me tell you something with cbs 2 disty -- specificity to microsoft and to alphabet. if they come out with good metrics, if they come out with as your having some -- as your coming out with good numbers, i think that's an opportunity to buy them. if we're talking about a couple dollars each, no. if microsoft were to get down into the 270 range, absolutely -- liz: it's at 277 ri

so part of example, spotify has been 3 of my songs, but all is all about all the bellevue, they're all still up. so you're saw, it's not about money you're selling. could have just as many downloads as a key science we've learned to be famous. yeah. so it's not about the dollars more about the message involved in the message about one message they like to bid out there. because again, i'm independent. the labeled person is demonic stuff on people. with that, with that paper when using someone as part of the playlist. i thank you. bye bye bye. this is impossible. even though i may, secular music in the pin, it is kind of impossible. you gotta be with the labels, the ballast for any contain this conversation with artist bryce in gray right after this break. and we're going to ask the role of the wrap industry and religious circles. i want to expand on that. we'll be right back. ah huh. oh, march 20th, 2003. the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq, viola, especially here, the failure to do, let me know. kind of said, was it anybody out of nevada? 07. out of oh, live guys in the hobby m

so, perfect example, spotify has been 3 of my songs. but all is all about all the bellevue, they're all still up. so you're saying it's not about money you're selling. could have just as many downloads as a key. so we've learned it can be famous. yeah. so it's not about the dollars more about the message involved in the message of all one message. they like to be helping develop again, i'm independent. the label that person is demonic stuff on people. with that, with that paper, when you see someone in spite of the playlist i can get as bob bob way there's an impossible, even though i'm a secular music independent, it's kind of impossible. yeah. to be with the labels. the mallows pereta continue this conversation with artist and bryce in gray right after this break. and we're going to ask the role of the wrap industry and religious circles. i want to expand on that. we'll be right back. the ah, it's done with lord street one and 2 were destroyed by great britain is a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on ru

so part of example, spotify has been 3 of my songs, but all is all about talk about view, they're all still up. so you're saying it's about money or someone could have just as many downloads as a key. so we've learned that this is famous. yeah. so it's not about the dollars more about the message involved and i measured about what measures they like to get . i'm independent. the label and person is demonic stuff on people. with that, with that paper when using someone as part of the playlist. i tango as bob, why this is impossible. even though i'm a secular music in the pin, it is kind of a parcel. you gotta be with the labels, the ballast for any detailed conversation with artist bryce in gray right after this break. and we're going to ask the role of the wrap industry and religious circles. i'm gonna expand on that. we'll be right back up with ah, it's done with lord street, one and 2 were destroyed by great britain. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy. the war in ukraine is all. mistakes were made and i have been elected as the

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i have to listen to this spotify. i am not sure what all these things are.rogan and larry kudlow at the top of the chart. good luck to you. >> now larry hops on his show that's when everything that's happening with alvin bragg. >> all right, bring your a-game like you always do. >> do my best. >>> san francisco's mayor is getting slammed asking federal aid to curve the city's crime crisis. leal terrell is joining us next. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver proble

and canadian industries, with the legal approval of internet giants such as netflix, youtube, or spotify, required them to provide more support for local content , create a framework law to regulate digital networks , and they the legislation gives the canadian broadcasting corporation more power to force internet giants to follow the same regulations as the canadian broadcasting corporation. the canadian media is obliged to force these companies to be financially punished if they violate the law. at 3:00 a.m., the next part is in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. peace and blessings of god be upon fatima, the prophet muhammad mustafa and his holy family. dear fellow countrymen. hello, welcome to the world today. reviewing some foreign news. we are with you. the minister of foreign affairs discussed the latest developments in the region during a meeting with the secretary general of hezbollah in lebanon. the latest situation in lebanon and the political and economic issues of this country, mehran was another conversation between the head of diplomacy and seyyed res

it has also been removed from streaming services, including spotify. but the conversation and controversy over this technology continues. cnn's john saarland joins us now he's the host of cnn's nightcap. ah this is, uh, this is bizarre. what's what's going on here? jim this is the first day i hit song, right when you look at all the different ai products and new ones are coming out every week. this is some of the best technology we've seen. i mean, the output of this technology is basically indistinguishable from the original singers, and i think it's worth it to take a step back and think about what this means. anyone with a modicum of techno technological ability can create a song in their house. and have the voice of a famous singer on it that is virtually indistinguishable from the original, right. that is something that can happen right now. you can have infinite copies if you want. you know drake to be the lead singer of your band. you can do that. but when you start to think about that your mind begins to real about all the different scenarios t

so part of example, spotify has been 3 of my songs, but all is all about the mouth view. they're all still up. so in your song, it's not about money or someone could have just as many downloads as a key song as we've learned it can be, this is famous. yeah. so it's not about the dollars more about the message involved in the message. one message they like to bid out, the non forget, i'm independent. the label that person is demonic stuff on people. with that, with that paper when using someone as part of the playlist, i can't get on asked by bob why there's no possible. even though i'm a secular music and the pin, it is kind of impossible. you gotta be with the labels, the ballast, we're going to continue this conversation, the artist bryson and grey right after this break. and we're going to ask the role of the wrap industry and religious circles. i'm gonna expand on that. we'll be right back up with a neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can be made so inherently difficult to grasp. the meaning that is useful to them. and

this week will be getting the report from internet giants like spotify, alphabet and meta.nd microsoft samsung and intel. they face now inflation fears as well as operating in a higher interest rate environment. they have also been cost—cutting, putting cost—cutting measures in. dancers are key is a debited dancers vicki says he is not optimistic about technology stocks in the united states. —— —— dan suzuki. i don't really see any reason to expect anything different from what we have seen both from these companies over the past couple of quarters but also from the companies we have only heard from his earnings season. i think what is clear is growth is slowing and this is hurting these companies notjust on the revenue front but the profitability front which i think is front and centre for markets. we were talking about meta layoffs and other big companies, also the collapse of the silicon valley bank. do you think that maybe this is finally, the pay might be over in the next quarter? —— the pain might be over. nothing i'm seeing in the data is really suggesting that. again

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if you haven't, visit our pod kachlt check us out on apple, spotify, and oth pcaerodst apps.ll be right back >>> 5:30 in the new york area, 10:30 in london. stongs looking to mount some momentum as investors gear up for that highly anticipated cpi report and fed minutes futures are moving higher this morning. the latest read on inflation expected to show easing price pressures. we have moody's mark zandi on standby. we're going to talk about whether that trend will continue and what it could mean and a new warning over artificial intelligence as one music giant streaming services says to keep an eye on the high-tech advancements it's wednesday, april 12th you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. u.s. stock futures, as we mentioned, futures are moving higher this morning right now. we're seeing the dow jones opening up 50 points higher. the s&p and nasdaq both flaxally higher as the investors are awaiting a huge cpi report we're also watching the bond market look at the yield. 3.44, holding city all we

spotify has nearly 500 million active users. karina: in your reason to love flying out of sfo. the airport being on for its first-class food. more next in the four at 4:00. larry: and the nba playoffs are under way, here's a look at the games you will see on abc7 this week. friday night, the calves and the next at 5 p.m. -- knicks at 5:00 p.m. on sunday, 12:30 p.m. tip-off, the kings and the warriors. which hopefully will not be the last but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. larry: time for the four at 4:00 . draymond green was suspended for game three of the warriors playoff series after that altercation with t last ga he stomped on his chest as he tried to get away. this decision was based in part on his history of unsportsmanlike acts. it didn't help that he was taunting the crowd after the incident here, like hulk hogan, "i can't hear you." he hasn't face additional action from the nba other than the sternum call. they've got to win this game. i was in the gold in one center while this was

and a daily music ship -- -- trivia game on spotify is being shut down. hearing a one second snippet. the company says it is spoken -- focusing efforts on the features for music discovery. a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up about seven points. about -- after 35 years and 14,000 performances, the phantom of the opera is saying goodbye to rod way. kumasi: it was broadway's longest running production. the actor that played the phantom, larry mcintosh said that he -- gets ask a lot of the shows will come back and he says all the great musicals always return. he says this is one of the greatest so it is just a matter of time. the composer came to the city and he is grateful to be part of the broadway community for so many years. >> i am seeing the person who is playing phantom plate it. because of the bacterial infections -- kumasi: do not dig up that tidbit. can we find another tidbit? [laughter] reggie: i think the original christine was there on broadway. kumasi: what else? reggie: that is all. drew: it is done for now. reggie: yeah. i kn

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spotify, 30% surcharge on its app store just because spotify competes with apple music apple can't charge and can't discriminate for against apps that are competitive with any of their products it would say to amazon and restrict amazon from finding a product that is selling well on the amazon platform. amazon then goes out and replicate the product and sells that product and benefits its product by putting it at the top of the search and putting the product that they have entered into a contract with to sell on their platform and putting that product on page two or three of the search. so they you can't discriminate once you have a monopoly platform like these four companies have, you can't against the other products that are on your platform and that second bill that you mentioned was one that last year, 2022 was, you know, at least at the forefront of a lot of these debates on capitol hill. and i gather that you were writing the book while that was still being debated year. we got to the end of the year and it didn't pass. what happened? well, it passed the the house judiciary committe

spotify has nearly 500 million active users. frank coachella this weekend.if you have not heard about what happened during week one, he made headlines because a lot of people thought his show was a big fail. it started an hour and a half late and, at last minute, he decided he did not want the performance live-streamed. his representatives said he suffered two fractures and a sprain in his left leg on the festival ground in the week leading up to the first weekend. injury was also the reason his show seemed off because after the accident, he had to rework the whole performance. according to variety, blink 182 will fill his spot on sunday. at 5:30, strangers helping strangers. the story of how one donation helped save the life of another. kumasi: the unofficial official holiday for people who like cannabis. we are looking ahead at the event being prepared at hibi hill. me? yup. hi. hi? treating your car as good as you treat your dry-clean onlies. i see you winning. yeah thank you for noticing. i notice wins. like how i noticed you spilled a little coffee on y

this week will be getting the report from internet giants like spotify, alphabet and meta.nd microsoft samsung and intel. the technology sector has been —— enjoyed rapid growth during the pandemic but now they are operating in a high interest rate environment. they have also been cost—cutting measures. meta, for example, has had to announce that this month it will cut 10,000 more jobs and that is on top of the 11,000 that the company let go last november. danzig is a deputy chief investment officer at richard burnside advisors and he now says that he is not optimistic about technology stocks in the united states. i don't really see any reason to expect anything different from what we have seen both from these companies over the past couple of quarters but also from the companies we have only heard from his earnings season. i think what is clear is growth is slowing and this is hurting these companies notjust on the front of the profitability front of the profitability front which i think is front and centre for markets. we were talkin: and centre for markets. we were talkin

certainly on the report, the street likes the spotify numbers, up big year to date we'll see if they can follow in that path. and netflix, which seems to be the model there. malcolm, lo, nicole thanks so much for the time today. >>> let's get to our "twitter question of the day. will investors feel more bearish or bullish after tech earnings we'll share the results later in this hour. >>> let's now get a check on some top stocks to watch as we head into the close. kristina partsinevelos has those. >> thank you, mike the food and drug administration plans to grant accelerated approval for the first drug for a rare genetic form of als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. biogen makes this drug despite the uncertainty of its effectiveness, it's going ahead with approval. treatments can cost over $100,000 annually. the stock is lower about 3.5% pending approval for another alzheimer's drugs, and earnings came out this morning. cal-maine seeing it shares down 5% right now analysts down graded the name with a lower price target of $60 a share, still higher, trading at $49.58. they say is p

i also just much prefer right now near-term setup in spotify.stu. look, this tech sector, we've had a nice rebound year to date and i think for reasons that are sustainabling. estimates and multiples have been derisked, and inflation is continuing to kind of ebb. we all want it to to the ebb faster, but it is ebbing, and that's a good thing for high-multiple, future growth stocks which you find in a lot of tech. we continue to the like netflix, but we like spotify more, and at top of that list is meta. >> meta's already had a fabulous year. it's now if at, what is it, $217 now. where's it going? >> yeah. it's the up just about 100% year-over-year, so how can you still like the stock? it trades at 14 times earnings. it's actually one of the cheapest in the high quality tech stocks, and the stock is up, you know, because of these macro backgrounds that that, you know, i mentioned. but it's also up because of all the costs that they've taken. i think what the market still underappreciates are all the product cycles with the company. messaging ad pr

spotify is holding gains come up about .5%. there is still the gloom when it comes to the banking sector and after all of the worries tied to turmoil, watching first republic again, which has been in and out of trading holds. it has resumed trading again, a decline of 34%, 33%. we wash the deposit picture outlined overnight, the earnings call not delivering for some analysts. bloomberg reporting right now on possible key moves coming to shore up the balance sheet. you have to wonder whether or not this is going to influence the fed's thinking when it comes to rate hikes going forward. kriti: we will give you live updates on bloomberg television and radio. it is still all about earnings today. as corporate america's earnings hold up, does that mean we are in the clear? the chief u.s. equity strategist at goldman sachs weight in, take a listen -- weighed in. >> you had some positive surprises, they are less dramatic than in the past several quarters. same thing on the bottom line. they are slightly ahead of expectations, but by a

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definitely that huge touch screen right here that will give you navigation and of course, music, spotify, da, be blas, radio, everything you need. the only thing i don't really like is the fact that you have to adjust the temperature via the touch screen as well. ah, one annoying thing on our test drive was that the lane assistant, which warns if you're about to leave your lane is a little too motivated. which means it sometimes warns you a little too early and narrow roads. ah, the thing that makes me you id car, so special are the batteries instead of lithium ion battery said i use in most other electric vehicles nowadays they use a lithium iron phosphate batteries. and those are the only ones right now that can pause in the nail test, whether is a nail driven through the battery. this is done in the nail penetration lab of the b y d subsidiary bin dreams, which is responsible for battery production. the so called blade battery pack certainly deserves its name thanks to its long plant shape density. the nail penetration test simulate short circuits in batteries under extreme conditions

most streamed latin track on spotify in one week.e's a big biza fan. he told me, "mom --" like, a a few months ago, he told me, "mom, you've got to collaborate with bizarrap. you have to get on a song with bizarrap because you guys are going to be number one." and he sent a voice note to my manager, jaime he said, "jaime, you got to put my mom together with bizarrap on a song because they're going to be number one." he was right [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: he called it i love that he called it >> i still have that audio >> jimmy: you have the voicemail. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your version of this story, biza. >> i was thinking about the collaboration between shakira and me, but i didn't know how to reach her because she's - >> jimmy: she's shakira. >> she's a superstar >> jimmy: you have to put a light up in the sky, and hope that shakira swings in she's a superhero. >> by that time, i think it was july of the past year, 2022. and i had, at that moment, i had the number one global song with quevedo he's a guy from spain. >> i

it's a monster hit for the singer, crossing 100 million plays on spotify in just the first seven daysaid to be about her life since her split from ex-husband liam hemsworth. "kill bill" is second with 885 million global audio streams and that is followed by we can's "die for you." shakira, and then rama and selena gomez's collaboration. audio streams also reaching another milestone, crossing the 1 trillion mark at the end of march, faster than any other year. >> and that's "nightline," you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu, we will see you write back your same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us, good night, america. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you.

spotify. thousands of people are celebrating in albuquerque. the 40th annual gathering of nations. the event brings people from. >> 800 tribes around the country into albuquerque. organizers call it the largest powwow in north america. the celebration started yesterday with dancing and horse riders. guests of the event say they're excited about the food and to experience state of american culture. >> kind of just to see the different tribes together. and to me there is either different styles and dancing. >> festivities continue tomorrow wrapping up in the evening with the crowning of miss indian world never been to the howell. do you have a there for and for a dine and dish they have fry bread. yes, said russia's. they nice to go with how? well all the time i went to in my colorful life and with the high school on an indian reservation in idaho. so i got used to that. you find out new things. know the nez perce tribe, fascinating stuff. they're going to take all her. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock at ♪ ♪ >> announcer: where they fak faked? what jerry springer's tv bodyguards a

you can find it on youtube, on apple, on spotify. >> that's really cool. i had no idea. i will be tuning in. you also are one of the smartest guys we know. you're a vanderbilt guy, right? you're too smart for this program. >> wow, i really take that to heart. thank you so much for that compliment. i'm on the show on nbc sports with chris mullen, abon tay hill, kerr eth birk, monty poole. i'm learning from all of them. it's my first year doing it, and it's been a blast. >> we will see you thursday night on nbc sports bay area. good luck to the warriors. we'll talk to you soon. thanks for joining us tonight. >> game three, baby. fired up. >> he always makes us smile. >>> up next, the tax on sugary drinks, is it making us healthier? a team of researchers at >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. here's a question for you. are you drinking coke, red bull, or other sugary drinks as much as you used to? a handful of bay area cities charge you more for things like sodas and energy drinks. a soda tax. the point is to discourage people from drinking them. so is it actuall

y en spotify mÁs de 3 millones y medio de escuchas mensuales convirtiÉndolo en la sensaciÓn del momentota vida >>> mi mayor sueÑo siempre ha sido llegar a un punto donde yo pueda inspirar a muchÍsimas jÓvenes no, no mÁs de meÉxico pero en todo latinoamÉrica y pues quizÁs en todo el mundo, quiero que, que me miren y que sepan que todo lo pueden hacer. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> muchos Éxitos para danny y lo estÁ haciendo es una gran inspiraciÓn para todos. bueno les cuento que la actriz de origen cubano ana de armas presentando, se estÁ preparando para su presentaciÓn en el programa (nombre en inglÉs) junto con la colombiana karol g ahÍ estarÁn con el comediante marcelo hernÁndez y estÁ promocionando su presencia con esto. >>> hola soy ana de armas estaremos con karol g >>> yo feliz de estar aquÍ >>> quÉ orgullo para nosotros las mujeres y los latinos triunfando. nos despedimos que pasen un lindo fin de semana gracias por acompaÑarnos esta tarde tenemos mÁs noticias de telemundo y en lÍnea en telemundo.com. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). - oiga, le cuento que tenemos una historia bastante interesante porque r

other things, it has taken off to the point where it has been downloaded more than a billion times on spotifyrs — is one of the most popular in the united states, indonesia, brazil, a host of other countries. i just wonder for you, the creator of this, what does that mean? well, i think that without a doubt, you quite rightly mentioning the arctic monkeys there — i think they put wheels underneath that poem and, as you say, you know, it's gone across all the frontiers. i couldn't be happier about that. so, amazing — that's what poetry will do. do you worry about people getting the right message from it or, you know, you've put it out there, you don't really care quite how people use it. not really... no, i don't care. i can't control it, so it's — you know, and i am a control freak. if i could, i would but i can't, so i don't. laughter. you have said you will never stop writing poetry. you're on another international tour. uh-huh. i just wonder whether you have changed, changed the way... oh, what, since the early days? yeah. since the wilderness years and my second... well, you know you were

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