Tuesday February 10, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the escalating strike at Kaiser Permanente as hundreds of healthcare workers join nurses protesting "bad-faith bargaining" and "unfair labor practices." The strike, now in its third week, highlights staffing shortages and patient care delays. In sports, Chula Vista native Jason Myers sets Super Bowl records with five field goals and 17 points, leading the Seahawks to victory over the Pats. Team USA Curling advances to the mixed doubles gold medal game after a thrilling win against Italy. In tech news, Elon Musk shifts SpaceX's focus to building a "self-growing city" on the moon, aiming for completion within a decade. Musk plans to resume Mars efforts in five to seven years. In crypto, Bitcoin drops 9% to $70,000, Ethereum falls 8% to just over $2,000, and XRP decreases 10% to $1.45. Meanwhile, YouTube TV introduces lower-priced sports and news packages, responding to consumer frustration over rising costs. Finally, ripples from merging black holes confirm Einstein's theory of general relativity, with unprecedented detail recorded by international physicists.

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