An L.A. jury has found Meta and Google's YouTube liable in a social media addiction trial. We'll talk about an upcoming vote from Metro that will decide whether or not to extend the K Line. And how a California flower rapidly evolved to save itself from a historic drought

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An L.A. jury has found Meta and Google's YouTube liable in a social media addiction trial.&nbsp;We'll talk about an upcoming vote from Metro that will decide whether or not to extend the K Line. And&nbsp;how a California flower rapidly evolved to save itself from a historic drought
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Meta and Google's YouTube found liable in social media trial, Metro to vote on K Line extension, How CA monkeyflower survived drought — Afternoon Edition