emily: todd mckinnon, ceo of okta.e following and look at how you integrate your acquisition. coming up, amazon's aggressive push into sports streaming. all the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon could get exclusive streaming rights to nfl thursday night games, which would still be broadcast on traditional tv in local markets while the team is playing. what is your take on this? spencer: the interesting news here, "the wall street journal" report of the other day is it looks like amazon would pick up the frequency, you know, the number of thursday night games at has for a fairly hefty sum, potentially $100 million. and then it would be greater exclusivity, rather than these simulcast things where you could see the game on this network or that network or on amazon, you would basically only be able to see it on amazon unless you live in the local town of one of the teams playing. emily: is it really a threat to traditional tv? >> you have to think this is a long, gradual change that has been happening over

we will interview the okta ceo todd mckinnon tomorrow., a deal going public at a deal that values a health insurance start up at $7 billion, not a start up anymore. we will hear from the cofounder and ceo from the trading floor, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. oscar health, the health insurance company cofounded by josh kushner, off to a bumpy start. after its trading debut, raising $1.4 billion in its ipo. scarlet fu spoke with the ceo and cofounder mario schlosser today. >> if there is one maxim we live by, we choose the hardest path. we choose the most difficult health care system, the u.s. health care system, the most difficult health care segment in the united states. and our technology stock went after member engagement, the uncracked code of the health care system. i felt the same way when we decided, do we go public? we went the most traditional route that requires the most disclosure and tells the story best to as many people as possible. i'm glad we did