a smaller portion goes to ticketmaster. this new all-in pricing takes effect this fall. >> that's big. meg oliver, thank you so much. >>> family members are speaking out about the mysterious deaths out about the mysterious deaths of two americans at a yo! you gotta try this new axe. it's the fine fragrance g.o.a.t.! ♪ ♪ ene fine fragrance collection. smell finer than the finest fragrances with the g.o.a.t. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. >>> this week, a federal judge heard arguments on whether the state of indiana's ban on gender affirming care for transgender youth will take effect july 1st. it's one of the issues on the desk of the new president of the american medical association. dr. jesse ehrenfeld is pushing for what hels sciebased medicine. ehrenfeld is making history as the first openly gay leader of the nation's largest group of physicians. we sat down with him to discuss the issues and solutions facing doctors an

. >> reporter: since tayl sas vemb.ouwaed hours online before ticketmaster.ogy analyst. >> truly, it is a deceptive practice, and i think everyone in the industry recognizes that. and it is why i think live nation, ticketmaster, is taking this leadership position. >> reporter: why the artist and their teams keep most of the ticket price you pay, ross says about an additional 75% of those additional fees go to venues to pay for thingik smaller portiono ticketmaster. this new, all-in pricing takes effect this fall. norah? >> norah: that's big. meg oliver, thank you so much. this week, a federal judge heard arguments on whether the state of indiana's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth will take effect july 1st. it is one of the issues on the desk of the new president of "the american medical association." dr. jesse ehrenfeld is pushing for what he calls science-based medicine. ehrenfeld is making history as the first openly gay leader of the nation's largest group of physicians. we sat down with him to discuss the issues and solutions facing doct

a smaller portion goes to ticketmaster. this new, all-in pricing takes effect this fall. norah? so much. this week, a federal judge heard arguments on whether the state of indiana's ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth will take effect july 1s. it is one of the issues on the desk of the new president of the american medical association. dr. jesse ehrenfeld is pushing for what he calls science-based medicine. ehrenfeld is making history as the first openly gay leader of the nation's largest group of physicians. we sat down with him to discuss the issues and solutions facing doctors and patients today. dr. jesse ehrenfeld is an anesthesiologist, navy veteran, and father. what do you think is the top issue facing physicians today? >> so, after three years of experiencing so much stress with covid, you know, we have had this twin-demic, a pandemic of the disease, plus a pandemic of misinformation and bad information. plus a pandemic of misinformation taking over at a difficult time. doctors are facing burnout, soaring medical costs, medicare payment issues, and new leg

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for example, ticketmaster is a big company that is used a lot.ou want to make sure that it is a trusted venue and platform. even though it's really easy to try to save some money by going with someone you might know or not know in the long run, you don't want to be stuck outside the concert venue realizing that when your ticket -- one your ticket is a scam and that you never got it. you want to try to make sure to a trusted mentor if possible -- to go to a trusted mentor if possible. kristen: as people rely more on these social networks and direct outreaches, you don't know what you will run into, there are good players out there, good actors, but also some bad. what should you do if you do fall victim to this scam? >> if you do fall victim to this scam, you want to report it. we want to let people know in the public -- and the public know that this can literally happen to anyone so do not be embarrassed or ashamed. please go to bbb.org/scamtracker and report it. unfortunately we have seen situations where you don't get your money back. that is w

companies including live nation and its ticketmaster platform, as well as seat geek, airbnb, and somed to eliminating hidden fees. live nation came under fire earlier this year for the botched handling of taylor swift concert tickets and for including surprise fees. it's now committing to up-front pricing at its venues and through ticketmaster, making the total cost visible from the start. >> this is a win for consumers in my view and proof that our crackdown on junk fees has real momentum. >> reporter: live nation hosts more than 30 million fans at hundreds of u.s. venues and festivals every year. with inflation continuing to plague american families, the white house says ending the unwelcome surprise of hidden fees is a step toward helping consumers manage their money. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," rapper big freedia talks about welfare reforming with an orchestra. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." orchestra. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for

certainly since live nation and ticketmaster were allowed to combine.nopoly power the big problem with ticket prices now? chris: it's part of it. that is what live nation is trying to head off now. some proposals to fix the ticketing business would be to limit the ability to have long-term contracts with stadiums. to give them the pricing -- power to set pricing for fees, things like that. by this gesture, live nation is saying we are addressing this problem. jon: putting all the costs upfront. chris: exactly. this only applies to live nation. it does not address the fact that artists are charging a lot more money for really good seats. i am paying $400 for madonna, four hundred dollars for bruce springsteen. this is really where the industry figured out, we can fight the scalpers by just charging a lot of money for good seeds. -- seats. this will not change even though the fees will be fully disclosed before you buy them. matt: in terms of the secondary market supply and demand has a lot to do with her. if you got the springsteen tickets for cheaper yo

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it comes after ticketmaster parent company live nation faced a firestorm over taylor swift ticket sales. biden calls it a win for consumers. the solution is what it's called all in pricing. that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. when you start shopping. so you're not surprised at the end when you check out. live nation plans to roll out its all in pricing in september. and biden is asking competitors to follow suit. time now for a look at your friday weather. morning. no rest today for the storm weary south from the southern plains through the lower mississippi valley to the central gulf coast, another round of severe storms is likely. flash flooding, large hail, even some tornadoes. meantime, here in the northeast, if you have any travel plans today, tonight, look out in the afternoon, evening from philadelphia down to say, d.c. the airports could have trouble with wind and hail. meantime, this weekend, we'll be showery in the northeast. looking good in chicago, stormy in the center, hot in the south. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. retirement at the v

we saw this company with the merger of live nation and ticketmaster. this was going to create impossible monopolistic situations, this is exactly what happened for consumers. pricing is so important. when you look for a ticket online you cannot tell in to get to the end of the transaction how much the ticket will cost. different, secondary markets, primary markets have different charges. you cannot compare and contrast. as professor moore would say, consumers would say i spent 20 minutes buying this ticket i will finish up with $10 or $20. pricing is critical so you can compare and contrast. this is not just about middle-class consumers. pooor people, people of modest means are facing punishing fees in so many areas. renters, for example, have six or seven different fees imposed upon that they have to pay a fee to get a rental application in. they can lease afford it -- least afford it. senator blackburn is are concerned about goods and services. that affects people of low income. it's important we recognize we are talking about middle-class consumers,

we asked ticketmaster about this, but got an automated form, emailed response.co 49ers who operate the stadium say in an email. ada seats were made available as part of the original on sale and have been completely sold out to fans requiring various accommodations. we are continuing to explore solutions. george callas says he's prepared to carry his 18 year old daughter to a standard seat, but both are hopeful public pressure and maybe even an appeal to swift herself will pave the way for a more graceful way into the show. he advocates for a lot of people i don't know, use your voice and kind of help us to the south bay bureau. jesse gary, ktvu fox two news and we are tracking the weather. we've got temperatures that were in the 60s and low 70s, mid 70s today, warmer than yesterday by a couple of degrees. high temperatures tomorrow warmer by a couple of degrees. and we just kind of do this stair step that we talked about earlier in the week. it's not going to be incredibly warm, but it's going to be nicer as we go through the period. i'm going to wander over her

ticketmaster and seatgeek now say they will no longer use hidden ticket fees for online sales.he additional charges usually don't appear until the final stages of a payment. livenation, the parent company of ticketmaster, caught in a firestorm over ticket sales for taylor swift's tour. customers complaining about sky high hidden fees and service outages. >>> when we come back, the u.s. open under way, in the shadow of the controversial merger between the pga tour and liv golf. when you know what you're looking for, you pursue it. and with vitiligo, the pursuit for your pigment is no exception. it's time you had a proven choice to help restore what's yours. opzelura is the first and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo proven to help repigment skin over time. restoring what's yours. it's possible with a steroid-free cream that you can apply yourself. opzelura can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb or hepatitis b or c. serious lung infections, skin cancer, blood clots, and low blood cell counts occurred with opzelura. in people taki

the tour will be sold through ticketmaster's verified fan program. ticketmaster trauma. drew: that blue website q. i don't want to do it. jobina: text verification, email. reggie: weightless. drew: don't refresh too much and it thinks you are a bought. reggie: how much you are paying -- re: traveling? --are we traveling? jobina: for how long? reggie: are we doing your. jobina: i have friends in london waiting on beyoncÉ. drew: i thought for a hot second -- jobina: london, l.a.. drew: have never been to amsterdam so that could be fun. jobina: you were considering it. drew: ke$ha announced a tour and she will be in oakland at the fox theater. i think on the frida thanksgiving so that is a fun date. reggie: who is in on tour? -- who is not on tour? drew: adele is rumored to be on tour? jobina: she is leaving vegas? reggie: doing both? jobina: we need a concert segment. concert tracker. it is a level four on the tractor. -- tracker. [laughter] drew: it is like a 521 out of money and you are begging people, i need to see this person. a level four. tempera

so this is live nation and ticketmaster will allow consumers to seat fees up front.of an effort to feel that people are nickled and dimed and doing what they ckcano put pressure on the industries. they want more clarity. fees for sitting together on flights which drives all of us parents crazy. and he will termination fees. those are huge. and some fees that you might not know about until you've clicked buy. and so just being a noolging that people feel nickled and dimed. >> and so we definitely didn't like to be ripped off. people say why not just pass a law that gets rid of these fees? it started with ticketmaster. you buy tickets and it is more and more now. like i ordered pickup. i was going to get it from a restaurant near me the other day and there was a convenience fee. i'm coming to you to get it, but -- as understand, we're seeing this spread i think more and more places are saying if we can pass costs on to consumers, charge two bucks on a convenience fee. so good for the white house for at least taking this step towards transparency and for letting us know

i was trying so hard on ticketmaster and looking at third party sites and so i had literally texted mya couple hours before saying, i think this is a sign. i think maybe i shouldn't go. but quinn did go courtesy of a ticket giveaway facilitated by the eras tour resellers account. i'm going to need a stem cell transplant or a bone marrow transplant. and that's going to require a full year of pretty close to complete isolation. and so this was kind of last opportunity for me to go out and have a fun night out with friends and see an artist that i love and listen to 24 over seven. oh, thanks there too. stephanie ramos i just checked that twitter account has 178,000 followers, by the way, you know, ticket prices for some sports games. brilliant i've just been also astronomical. why not start an account on spotify, watch on tv or watch us ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the crime drama "the crowded room," tom holland. and of the host of the series "is it cake?," mikey day.

pressure to control fees rent up last year after ticketmaster 's disasters handling of taylor swift'siculously high prices, huge wait times, while ticketmaster gets up with an antitrust lawsuit. the puck is not perfect. americans won't see a major drop in ticket prices, and those pesky service fees are not going anywhere yet, but at least that you will know about them before you buy. and on the show, that kind of transparency is always worth celebrating. at least it's a step. and a positive step, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. yes, it's not actually friday it. >> so much should be in charge of the justice department who is not frightened of what will be done to their reputation. >>

with ticketmaster. most of the ticket price goes to the act that you are seeing but all of those fees go to the venue and the ticketing company. so, starting this fall, buyers will see all of the up front fees. >>> so, this sunday, it's father's day. time to show our dads how much we love them. it's expected to be a big day for gift purchases. a national federation survey says $22 billion will be spent this year to celebrate dad. the top gifts are special outings followed by clothing and gift cards. that's the money watch headlines. >>> now a check on what is coming later on "cbs mornings." tony dokoupil joins us. oh, my goodness. happy early father's day to you, tony. thank you very much. sunday is father's day. we are talking about dads and dad stories. david begnaud visits triathalon athletes that are defying the odds and a truly special surprise. with the help of a superstar athlete, every word in that tease is genuine. ahead of his first father's day, vlad has a special message for his daughter sal

live nation live nation owns ticketmaster says it will begin to roll out what it calls all in pricing. that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. >> when you start shopping, so you're not surprised at the end when check out junk fees are not a matter the wealthy very much, but they're matter for working folks like homes. i grew up >> want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discover the real price is much higher. it's precisely the kind of abuse that frustrates americans to know when. >> and the president and senator schumer also talking about a congressional push try to get rid of the fees completely. that might be tough. biden clearly sees this as good for his reelection campaign and appeal to the working class, even something he brought up in his state of the union address. one interest. the thing to keep in mind, though, it's really not clear how much this all-in pricing is going to change anything. what we heard today from live nation and other companies does not amount to a promise to lower prices, just a promise to disclose the f

it is now committed to up front pricing at venues and for ticketmaster, making the total cost visible from the start. >> this is a win for consumers in my view and proof that my crackdown on junk fees has real momentum. >> reporter: live nation host hundreds of fans at venues every year. with inflation continuing to plague american families, the white house says that ending the unpleasant surprise of hidden fees is key to helping consumers manage their money. >> to learn more about the change in ticket fee policy, head to our website. >>> student loan payments will kick back up starting in october. the department of education confirming the timeline. this comes as the white house faces lawsuits over plans to forgive some student loans. the biden administration estimates that 41 million low income borrowers could still qualify for some cancellation. one estimate says people should use summer months to get finances together. >> it is enough time for you to reach out to a servicer and ask the questions that you need to ask and how will this impact me? what changes will take place? or i a

pressure to control fees rent up last year after ticketmaster's disasters handling of taylor swift'spaid ridiculously high prices, huge wait times, while ticketmaster gets up with an antitrust lawsuit. the puck is not perfect. americans won't see a major drop in ticket prices, and those pesky service fees are not going anywhere yet, but at least that you will know about them before you buy. and on the show, that kind of transparency is always worth celebrating. at least it's a step. and a positive step, i wish you a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me. i will see you at the end of tomorrow. yes, it's not actually friday it. frida it ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get it with gurus. cargurus. ♪ this is not just a pharmacy. ♪ this is living the care in healthcare. ♪ walgreens. hey bud. wow. what's all this? hawaii was too expensive so i brought it here. you know with priceline you could actually take that trip for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ when i was diagnosed with

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we asked ticketmaster about this, but got an automated form emailed response. san francisco 49ers who operate the stadium say in an email. ada seats were made available as part of the original on sale and have been completely sold out to fans requiring various accommodate fans. we are continuing to explore solutions. george says he's prepared to carry his 18 year old daughter to a standard seat, but both are hopeful public pressure and maybe even an appeal to swift herself will pave the way for a more graceful way into the show. he advocates for a lot of people and a user voice can kind of help us to the south bay bureau, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. the san francisco board of supervisors will soon debate a proposal to bring live music to union square at the embarcadero and civic center plaza. the new downtown concert proposal is included in a permit request from another planet entertainment says there would be outdoor concerts for three years starting next year. another plan that would also hold 2 or 3 ticketed concerts at the polo field and golden gate park

live nation which has ticketmaster as well as seat geek.ving customers the option to see true price of a ticket which includes those fees. now this is about transparency right now. the president is not talking about removing or lowering those fees. >> this is real transparency which leads to more competition, brings down costs for working americans, keeps growing our economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. reporter: so in recent months the consumer financial protection bureau proposed a rule that would reduce credit card late fees. that rule has not been finalized the ftc proposed a rule called click to cancel basically saying of a company allows you to sign up online without talking to a representative you should be able to cancel that same way without talking to a representative. ted rossman says shedding light might help the consumer. >> i think that while the administration and while consumers would love to pay lower fees i'm a little skeptical of that. i think fees are kind of like wack-a-mole. if one goes down

we asked ticketmaster about this, but got an automated form emailed response. the san francisco 49ers who operate the stadium say in an email add the seats were made available as part of the original on sale and have been completely sold out to fans requiring various accommodations. we are continuing to explore solutions . as george carlos says, he's prepared to carry his 18 year old daughter to a standard seat, but both are hopeful public pressure and maybe even an appeal to swift herself will pave a way for a more graceful way into the show. he advocates for a lot of people. he advocates for lgbtq community. all these things like, i don't know, use your voice and kind of help us to one fan hoping her idol will hit the right note for equity and inclusion on the concert scene in the south bay bureau, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. all righty. taking a look at our weather. it's looking a lot like yesterday, right? a lot of cloud cover, hazy sunshine and filtered sunshine. temperatures. you can see some of the fog over on the on the coastal section there. it's a l

transparent, for example, the world's biggest online seller of concert tickets live nation, which owns ticketmasters it will begin to roll out what it calls all in pricing. >> that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. when you start shopping. so you're not surprised at the end when check out junk fees are not a matter the wealthy very much, but they're matter for working folks like homes. i grew up >> want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discover the real price is much higher. it's precisely the kind of abuse that frustrates americans to know when. >> the president and senator schumer are also talking about a congressional push to try to get rid of those fees completely. that might be tough. biden clearly sees this as a really good for his reelection campaign. kind of an appeal to the working classes, how he's framing it. it's even something you brought up in the state of the union address. one thing to keep in mind, however, it is not clear yet how much all in pricing it's really going to change much. what we heard today, for example, from live

tickets go on sale this wednesday, and you can preregister to get them through ticketmaster's verified registration. registration is open now through sunday at 10:00. i want to see that show. >>> 27 years of woodies on the wharf is taking off tomorrow. it's a car show held every year at santa cruz wharf and features old wooden classic cars. this is also the largest woodie show in northern california with more than 200 of them. the show really demonstrates santa cruz culture. >> it's just such a fun, relaxing time and really brings you back to that classic old beach vibe that santa cruz was known for and sleepy little beach town with the surf culture that makes you want to just sit down and enjoy your feet in the sand, drink in your hand, all that good stuff. >> the event also helps raise money for nonprofits like the ride-away foundation, and if cars aren't your thing, there's a performance and a surfboard shaping demonstration. hopefully it's a good day to go to the beach. >> typical santa cruz weather. people wanting to go there are from all the heat, it will be cloudy, but it will b

. >> so the junk fee is going to be on the front page with certain companies, like ticketmaster and live nation. it's just not going to be buried three, four clicks in. so we're not saying good-bye to the junk fees. >> okay. >> we're saying hello to it on the front page. kind of like when you buy an airline ticket. way back when, they used to hide the taxes and the fuel surcharges and stuff like that. that's now all up front. so what's going to happen here? some companies, you're going to see this up front. but it's voluntary. it's not all companies. so you still need to be on your toes when you're buying tickets. i think consumer advocates had a bit of a golf clap today through this. >> light, low clap. >> yeah, would much prefer a federal baseline where all companies are required to be very transparent and up-front about the junk fees. >> so it's voluntary at this point. it really is all about transparency. so i guess we'll keep a close eye on who is being transparent and who isn't. >> we'll have to see what happens. think about the airlines. the airlines are required by law to give yo

. >> thank you for bringing up the ticketmaster hearing.i'm sure we will have follow-up in writing, and maybe senator lee could ask a question about that. >> thank you. >> i can't imagine senator leaves clips on, this one but i am pretty familiar with taylor 's or so i will do my best. >> attorney general garland, you served in the judiciary for many years. and before you became attorney general, let me just ask you prefer to be called general garland or judge garland? >> the senators of this committee can call me anything that they want. >> we, well with all appropriate respect. >> i appreciate that. >> are you familiar with the strategy of the transnational organizations that are flooding migrants across the border overwhelming border control and law enforcement authorities so that then the drug traffickers can't move illicit drugs across the border? are you familiar with that? that, what i would call, business model? >> i am. in my setup specifically addressed the establishment of the task force. and i, smuggling anti human trafficking.

us presidentjoe biden announced thursday that entertainment giants live nation and ticketmaster have's pledge to tackle hidden fees while ensuring companies are committed to providing more transparent pricing. other ticketing and venue platforms, such as seatgeak and airbnb, have also decided to provide consumers the option to view full pricing as well. thank you so much for watching. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the last day of the working week promises to be another largely fine, dry and settled one for most of us, but we are looking at some changes taking place to our weather, all because of this area of low pressure, sitting out in the atlantic, very slowly edging towards our shores. it's going to continue to destabilise the atmosphere across western areas, so, through the morning, we'll see a bit of cloud here, certainly across the southwest, cornwall and devon, into wales, northern ireland. some western parts of england could start to see some showers developing. some of these could be heavy and thundery, but the vast majority of scotland, central and eastern eng

. >> thank you for bringing up the ticketmaster hearing that we conducted. i'm sure we will have follow-up in writing. maybe senator lee could ask a question about that. thank you. >> i can't match all of senator leahy's -- but i will do my best. >> senator cornyn? >> attorney general garland, we are certainty -- before you would you prefer to be called general garland, or judge garland? >> senator, you could call me anything you want. >> well, we will with all appropriate respect, are you familiar with the strategy of the transnational criminal organizations that are flooding migrants across the border, overwhelming border patrol and other law enforcement authorities, so that the drug traffickers could move illicit drugs across the border? are you familiar with that business model? >> i am, i set up a specific establishment of a task force, on anti smuggling in anti human trafficking for just the reason you said. it involves our civil rights division, our criminal division, and the u.s. attorney's office along the border, as well as our offices in that nort

here in the states, our senate judiciary actually tweeted we are looking at you, ticketmaster beforetadiums in the past. and that means you will have two, the accounts or putting a show that size, when you do a show that size, when you do a show that size you bring the flooring and steel teams and you are therefore weak. she has already grossed over $1 billion. from 357 recorded shows. if you start there, knowing when she went out on the formation tour, in 2016, she had the second—biggest tour of the year, grossing $256 million on her own. that is a lot of money. her own. that is a lot of money-— her own. that is a lot of mone. . ., ., ., , money. that is a lot of money then you _ money. that is a lot of money then you throw— money. that is a lot of money then you throw in _ money. that is a lot of money then you throw in all- money. that is a lot of money then you throw in all the - then you throw in all the merchandise, all the things that are sold surrounding these events, it is notjust buying the ticket, it is all the other things you get as well and things you get as well and th

some of them from ticketmaster and also seat geek and airbnb who are also participating in the meetingoon. part of this is the biden administration and the white house's push to focus on the kitchen table issues especially as the economy and the inflation are top of mind for voter heading into the 2024 election. now, all of the announcements coming to today are volunteer, but congress has urged congress to push the junk fees, and this is to terminate all of those fee, and this is a push from the white house to try to identify and address some of the issues that everyday americans are facing, and that are hitting the pocketbooks. we will hear more from these companies today at the white house. >> i think that a lot of people will find this welcomed news to have that understanding and on the front end what this is going to cost you. >> this is the rock 'n' roll music that kids are listening to these days. >> and the pop music or the r&b. >> and the music is so loud, but now at least they know what it will cost. >>> and new comments from barack obama about the republican party, and not th

is sick of those hidden fees like concert tickets today he held a meeting with executives from ticketmasterct, airbnb and other service providers the president said the group is now committed to and the surprise fees the unexpected service fees for things like tickets, resorts and rentals. he says he already moved to cut bank overdrafts and bounced check fees. >> it's not a matter for the wealthy but they matter to working folks like holmes i grew up in. they can have hundreds of dollars a month making it harder to pay bills. and that is wrong. >> seat geek and live nation the parent company about to begin those things for tickets beginning in september. consumers need to know the real price of a ticket. >> tesla still selling the most electric vehicles in the u.s. how much longer? we may be close to summer but we are not done with some unusual activity and the next >>> they will be gathering san francisco this saturday for a panel discussion on how to prevent abuse in the church and support survivors who have been victimized. >> going to be moderating the event. >> that panel is called the

. >>> ticketmaster are looking to get rid of all those fees after all the white house pressure here weairbnb started to also include all these fees if you want a taylor swift ticket, it's going to cost. >> they know it's a lot. now you have more clarity about how high it's going to go. >> surprise fees are a killer. >>> fallout for bud light is continuing dethroned by modelo. >> you wonder what the net net impact is. beer is beer only a couple companies that make beer. >> there's sales decline has been huge. it's extraordinary >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell" i'm scott wapner live at the new york stock exchange. we begin with this post fed bounce for stocks. it's a big one not even jay powell's hawk talk was enough to stop the rally dow is up 500 points right now was up about 400 the most of the day. having a nice move in the final hour s&p 500 trading above 4,400. been up five weeks in a row. nasdaq u

for example, the world's biggest online seller of concert tickets, live nation day on ticketmaster. they say that they'll begin to roll out what's called all-in pricing. >> that's where companies fully disclose their fees up front. you start shopping. so you're not surprised at the end when checkout junk fees are not a matter the wealthy, very much put their matter for working folks like homes. i grew up >> we want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discovered the real price is much higher. it's precisely the kind of abuse that frustrates americans to know when. >> there is talk are also of congress trying to get rid of those fees. a lot of them completely that could be pretty tough to do in the meantime, this all sounds pretty good, but it is not clear yet if it will actually make things a lot better. all-in pricing will at least warn you about added fees up front. but we did not hear any of those executives today's meeting promising to lower prices. ken and pam. >> coming up, growing reports of killer whales attacking boats at sea. why some wonder

money watch, starting this fall, live nation and ticketmaster will essentially scrap the hidden fees. more than 20% to the price of tickets from concerts to sporting events. most of the ticket price goes to the act you are seeing. but all those fees go to the venue and to the ticketing company. starting this fall, buyers will see the fees up front. >>> millions of google search users can claim part of a $23 million settlement. the tech giant had to pay up after settling a lawsuit that alleges the company violating users' privacy by sharing search terms to third party websites. anyone that did a google search and clicked on a results link between keu6 to 2013 is eligible. submit a claim online within the next six weeks. >>> this sunday is father's day. time to show our dads how much we love them. it's expected to be a big day for gift purchases. a national federation survey says $22 billion will be spent this year to celebrate dad. the top gifts are special outings followed by clothing and gift cards. that's the money watch headlines. >>> the bay area has seen a wetter than usual start

. >> president joe biden announcing several large companies including ticketmaster and its parent companymitting to post all-inclusive pricing upfront rather than surprising consumers with additional fees at the end of checkout. >> these hidden charges company sneak into your bill can make you pay more without you really knowing it. >> the president hosting executives from other big corporations like seatgeek, a ticketing platform, and airbnb, to highlight the administration's latest pressure campaign to eliminate so-called junk fee. >> they are committing to end upfront pricing. >> lowering costs for hard-working families. the ticketing issue reached a boiling point in november when fans faced high prices for taylor swift tickets. >> we spent $6,000. experiences are forever. we will never forget this. >> concert attendance was up 24% last year compared to pre-pandemic numbers in 2019, while the average u.s. concert ticket price came in at just over $100. >> this is a win for consumers and proof that are crackdown on junk fee has momentum. >> live nation plans to roll out the all-in prici

ticketmaster owner live nation and seatgeek have announced they will no longer have it in these.follows president biden speaking to executives asking them to get rid of hidden junk fees starting september. live nation says it will automatically display their total prices up front. >> i'm asking they're competitors to follow suit and adoption all up from treasury as well. >> the president is now calling on congress to help get rid of hidden fees completely. for the first time in 22 years. bud light is dethroned as the nation's top selling beer and now drinkers are hopping over to modelo sending sales soaring for that mexican brand brooke shafer reports. >> today's consumers have started shying away from light beers instead opting for something like a hard seltzer. but that plus some recent controversy created what one expert described as the perfect storm but life to lose its top spot. >> there's a new top beer in town. modelo officially taking over bud light's rain as the top selling u.s. beer last month. look at how but but why and now that the mother recent numbers show the mex

. >>> opresident biden will say that ticketmaster has to show all fees up front, an effort to minimizelate in the checkout process. >>> and feeling stressed at work? you are not alone. gallon p found that 59% of employees say they are quiet quitting meaning they are not engaged at work. 23% that they are thriving at work. and 18% are loud quitting. that is being actively dis disengaged and letting everybody know. let's talk about this. ist au. and canada have the mos stressed workers. what do you make of it? >> we're returning to pre-pandemic norms, but still a post pandemic mentality. so how do we adapt to the change. and culture partners, we do our own research on what makes companies winlg. a win. and most adaptive are the ones with most profitability. so that dynamic between the old and new is what all the ceos are trying to navigate, and that is the key to reducing stress and we have to adapt. >> does hybrid work -- is that ad adapt -- they found that this is more stressed. >> i'm a hybrid worker and i'm more engaged but also more stressed. the ceos trying to get back into the off

soul circus is on the top 10 family activities on ticketmaster. >> the circus will be in town until father'sst said >> producer said earlier she would pay good money to see me launched out of a cannon don't really know if ice how i should take that. i didn't always put that on your resume. yeah, true. master there. and then a our shot out rode a horse do know that

. >> the top 10 family activities on ticketmaster.he circus will be in town until father's day, which is sunday, june. >> 18? yes. if you don't have plans yet for dad, maybe something fun. >> could be for the whole family pool stunts make them pull dad into the ring out and do something fun. they did that a couple let's get a check of the forecast is a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can't really see the sky right now. obviously it's stark out there, but probably been out there. but recent what's going on? yeah, june gloom certainly out in full force out there. let's take a live look outside. and as you can see, we are tracking. >> that thick marine layer with future cast for showing drizzle to start out your sunday morning commute. but as you can see, bay bridge is shrouded in that high cloud cover overhead. very stubborn marine layer, so high clouds and low clouds and fog going to be the big weather story to start your sunday morning and watch out for drizzle as well, especially along the san francisco peninsula coastline. te

don't mind why companies, and i'm talking about a lot of big companies like netflix, a square, a ticketmaster they all need you. >> yeah. yeah you know, there's been a rise of a whole new paradigm using data, which is around streaming. it is not that different from like on your tv where instead of having all the cds stored, it streams down to you as you need it it is a similar thing with data. the focus on data for a long time was the storage of data. >> right. >> it was oracle and more recently the mangas and the store banks. we're more like the central nervous system that connects it altogether and has the data flowing in realtime unless you react and respond as things happen that has turned out to be something that's incredibly mainstream. >> well, you have this there is this open source technology that everybody uses. >> yeah. >> and it's called apache platform but it is something people get and they can't necessarily just bring the free source in and make it work they need somebody like confluent to make it work. >> yeah. we offer a managed cloud service across the three major clouds tha

but there's a presale option on ticketmaster. >> stanford university is offering a new musical courses who have a blank space on their spring schedule. are you ready for it? you might get the references. the class is dedicated to grammy award-winning musician taylor swift, eva jeffs, superfan and sophomore at the university constructed the course work with the help of some professors. she's even co teaching the class jeffs told kron 4 she's excited to help students dives beneath the catchy melodies to understand the complexities in swift's songwriting, the courses being offered to all undergraduates next spring. nuggets and tenders from a test tube are about to hit grocery store shelves near you. the department of agriculture is approving the sale of lab grown chicken from 2 bay area based companies upside foods and good meat are both racing to become the first company to sell meat in america. that doesn't come from slaughtered animals. they instead create what is called sell, cultivated or cultured meat. the meat is grown in steel tanks using cells that do come from a living animal.

today, president biden announced a major change in how live nation and ticketmaster will sell their tickets, they will have -- you will have the ability to see all fees upfront, allowing shoppers to better compare prices from website to website, since there are no worries that junk fees will be added at the end of the transaction. hallelujah. the president has been pressuring the industry to be more transparent with cost. he had a win. packages of frozen fruit sold by walmart and costco are under recall for possible hepatitis a contamination. the products sold at walmart are great value strawberries, great value mixed fruit, and great value antioxidant blend, distributed between january 24 and june 8. the product so that costco is greater farms organic fresh start smoothie blend. it was sold between october 3 and june 8. so far, no illnesses have been reported. ok, listen to this, video advertisements will soon be part of all your uber apps. the longform ads will appear when you order a rideshare, food delivery, or alcohol on the primary app. the as will play while a customer waits for thei

she'll need ada seating to attend last november, when ticketmaster crashed during ticket sales, her dady able to buy standard seating tickets. you have the email. our ada exchange department and request how many tickets and basically it's a first come, first serve type of thing. he started writing with you around my age. so it's like, see what through all the things that like i'm going through now if that makes sense. like she's kind of experienced, like everything carlos father recommended, she turned to social media to share her story . says he saw another fan in another state of a similar problem with the stadium for the same concert. your time now. 735 a court hearing in san francisco set for today for the man accused of breaking into the home, a former house speaker nancy pelosi. and attacking her husband, paul with a hammer. the charges against david depape include attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment. police aid broke into the pelosi home last october and fractured the skull of paul pelosi by beating him with a hammer. a trial date for depape may