Today’s widespread tech glitch is impacting more than just airlines, hospitals and other major networks.

As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports smaller, everyday technologies are feeling it as well.

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Today’s widespread tech glitch is impacting more than just airlines, hospitals and other major networks.
As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports smaller, everyday technologies are feeling it as well.
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A music school in the South Bay just dominated a national guitar competition. 

KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports in one fell strum they swept the finals.

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A music school in the South Bay just dominated a national guitar competition. 
KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports in one fell strum they swept the finals.
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California Conservatory of Music students see national victory

Today marks the beginning of San Jose homeowners being able to sell their ADUs like they would a condo.

As KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes reports, it's a way to ensure people can get a foothold in the pricey Bay Area.

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Today marks the beginning of San Jose homeowners being able to sell their ADUs like they would a condo.
As KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes reports, it's a way to ensure people can get a foothold in the pricey Bay Area.
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San Jose is creating new homeowners as residents begin selling their ADUs

In a world full of stress and responsibility, some adults are finding release in the happiest place on earth well past the age many think is normal. These so-called "Disney adults" catch some criticism for their enthusiasm and intensity, but one journalist thinks Disney adults may have found a way to tap into joy in a way the rest of us struggle to do. 

For more about that, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Todd Martens, Columnist for the LA Times who has talked to a number of people he considered experts in Disney adult space.

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In a world full of stress and responsibility, some adults are finding release in the happiest place on earth well past the age many think is normal. These so-called "Disney adults" catch some criticism for their enthusiasm and intensity, but one journalist thinks Disney adults may have found a way to tap into joy in a way the rest of us struggle to do. 
For more about that, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Todd Martens, Columnist for the LA Times who has talked to a number of people he considered experts in Disney adult space.
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