San Francisco Unified School District teachers are on the picket lines after contract negotiations broke down. We’ll get the latest on what’s driving the strike and what it means for students and families, with Jill Tucker of the San Francisco Chronicle.
Then, we take a closer look at a lawsuit against Meta and YouTube that argues social media platforms are intentionally addictive — especially for young people. With hundreds of similar cases expected nationwide, we’ll talk about what accountability could look like with Lauren Feiner, senior policy reporter at The Verge, and
Sacha Haworth, executive director of the Tech Oversight Project.
And finally, playwright Levi Holloway joins us to talk about "Paranormal Activity" at American Conservatory Theater — and what it takes to scare a live audience.
Hosts: Grace Won, Anne Harper
Producers: Kendra Klang, Anne Harper
News Quiz Answers:
First question: This year’s Super Bowl halftime headliner just made Grammy history as the first artist to win Album of the Year with an all-Spanish album. Who is it?
Answer: Bad Bunny
For more info: Bad Bunny wins Album of the Year, and more Grammys takeaways
Second question: Can you name the year the Bay Area first hosted a Super Bowl?
Follow-up question: Where was that game held?
Answer: The year was 1985 and the venue was Stanford Stadium
For more info: Super Bowl XIX
Third question: If you live in San Francisco, you may have noticed a low-flying helicopter in the sky last week. What was that helicopter doing?
Answer: Measuring background radiation ahead of the Super Bowl. The aerial radiation surveys are a normal and routine part of security and emergency preparedness activities for the Super Bowl, according to the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration.
For more info: Low-flying helicopter seen around San Francisco Bay Area is part of Super Bowl preparations