we would want to fix the below market rate standard that sirius xm enjoys.hey were grandfathered at the time when they were a startup and that grandfather still exists even though they are making money hand over fist. they ought to be sharing their revenues more fairly with the people who create the music on which their services space. that needs to be fixed as well. we really need to do something about making sure that all creators are paid fair market value regardless of the platform that they are on and that is not the current situation right now. we also need to revise what's called the manic -- mechanical license system. it's an odd term but it's the royalty that's paid for the reproduction and distribution of a copy of a recording. so when a record company licenses a song or a cd, it gets a mechanical license. the law for that was written in 1909, so you have to send a certified letter by mail one song at a time you now know saying i'm going to take advantage of this license. when you are licensing 30 million tracks at a time you are not sending out ce

we would like to fix the below market rates standard that sirius xm enjoys for some reason, they were grandfathered, at a time when they were a startup. that grandfather still exists even though they are making money hand over fist. they ought to be sharing their revenues more fairly with the people who create the music on which their services are based. that needs to be fixed, as well. we really need to do something about making sure that all creators are paid fair market value regardless of the platform that they are on. and that is not the current situation right now. we also need to revise the, it is called the mechanical licensing system, it is an odd term, what it is the royalty that is paid for the reproduction and distribution of a copy of a recording. so, when a record company licenses a song for a cd, it gets a mechanical license. well, the law for that was written in 1909. so, you have to send a certified letter by mail, one song at a time, saying, i'm going to take advantage of this license. when you are licensing 30 million tracks at a time, you are not sending out certif

a pastor of a church here in new york city is the host of "come to papa" on sirius xm radio. sundays on the national geographic channel. it's neil degrasse tyson. [applause] larry: for everyone at home, joining our show, use the #tonightly. this is one of my favorite issues. the war between science and religion is one of the oldest wars between man ever. we'll solve it tonight. >> good. larry: this is interesting. a new poll out from the pew research center says that americans, especially millennials, are becoming less religious. as we get more advanced in science, does it hurt our belief in god? >> i don't -- i feel like the more that we discover, the more science discovers, the more personally it reinforces the idea that there must be some kind of a god. like when you see things you've never seen before, the rings of saturn, even sunsets or yoga pants -- yoga pants. larry: right. >> that yoga pants appear in our lifetime, you're going to tell me there's no god? larry: you behold yoga pants and think there's a god? >> i see a big butt in yoga pants, and i think, oh, maybe go

(cheers and applause) and he's the host of "sway in the morning" on sirius xm radio and an mtv legendway. (cheers and applause) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter at "the nightly show" using the hashtag "tonightly." thanksgiving is coming up next week, so we thought we'd talk about it. first of all, i want you to know this is true what we talked about the patti labelle sweet potato pie. it's all true. so i thought we would have a little pie. >> wow! thank you! (applause) >> larry: okay. i guess we should say grace patti labelle first, everybody. >> okay. >> larry: voulez vous coucher avec moi, ce soir. ce soir! (applause) >> do you want to really eat this? >> i don'>> larry: i don't knowe was thinking about. i know we're an overweight country bop does anybody feel guilty eating so much on thanksgiving? >> hell, no. you got it. you're almost obligated to eat for those who can't eat. >> larry: are you going to have the news with girn refugees on your -- the news with syrian refugees on your tv? >> americans never feel guilty about your food. we have all

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you can check us out on bloomberg.com and sirius xm.mberg west" next. ♪ ♪ emily: today, lyft announces it expects to reach $1 billion in gross revenue this time next year. this increase they increase their u.s. market share despite increasing competition from uber who expects about $2 billion in revenue in 2015. i spoke with john zimmer, the cofounder of lyft, and asked him how they manage to reach this milestone. john: in october, we hit $1 billion gross revenue run rate and now we are 40% in san francisco and austan. those of the examples we brought up. emily: how did you come up with a number 40%? john: yes, there is third-party data on credit cards as well as e-mails that allow us to get the market share number. actually with the company we worked with, the third party, we asked them to predict how many rides we are doing and it was so accurate so we can track it. emily: what kind of investor has carl icahn been? what is your relationship like? john: it is good. i saw him last week. we approached them. he was a disciplined investor.

. >> you can listen to sirius xm 108, hoda is there on monday and wednesday. can we just go out on the little koala bear or no? >> why not? yes, we can. >> give you a smile after that i-hoda. he's carrying around a teddy bear. a koala teddy bear. >> is that the cutest thing you've ever seen? >> awww. >> yeah. >> all righty. >> all right. >> so we've got our ambush makeovers. we've got curtis and his beautiful -- well, they're gone. there they are. they're over in our kitchen. he's beating her with a breadstick. >> that's what they do. we've heard that rumor. >> caveman style. all right, we'll be right back jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry with five power actions that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. for better results, use finish jet-dry. guys listen up! jake, put that down point it at the ground til your ready that's not the ground leo put that down when your day goes on and on, you need 48 hour odor protection that goes on cle

you can also hear my media minutes on the new sirius xm fox radio station. don't forget to dvr us. or better yet, watch us live. >>> we begin with breaking news. fred thompson has died of lymphoma. the former u.s. senator and one-time republican presidential candidate is probably known most for his role in american politics, but also by millions of tv and movie fans for his role as an actor in film and television including his long-running part in "law and order." thompson was a watergate attorney who moved between politics and acting for most of his adult life. early in his time on capitol hill he was a rising star in the u.s. senate, but he retired from the seat in january 2003 saying he just didn't have the heart for another term. he later ran for president in 2007.

. >> and by the ta way, adele was there at sirius xm and in the fish bowl and doing the q and as, and you know what, people were asking her questions, and she was engage inging the them by asking her questions. she is so don t inn bare feet. >> in november, interesting. she is a unique human being. >> and the song "hello"is still number one onthe hot billboard for the third weekek in a row, and she sis on with matt and savannah on the 25th. >> simon cowell tweeted out this picture of him and his mini me. >> he said that happiness is a day off of work. >> he seems to be beside himself with that little boy. >> yes. >> and this boy has four sisters. >> named matthew. >> and sister a a aset of triplets and s mom is pregnant and about to have another baby and they did one of the gender reveal things, and they put pit up on facebook with the fact that matthew is getting another sister. oh, my gosh. >> that is a lot of estrogen. mom laura says that tons of raised around girl ss and people always tell her that he is going to be a grhas . hopefuly so, yes. >> andnow, youoekkow the cupcakes tha

there's a reminder, if you want to listen to us on sirius xm channel 108, we don't know why you would want tout you can find us there. you can find hoda there every monday and wednesday at 2:00. that's good to listen to. >> two lucky ladies, two fabulous new looks. we're going to debut some awesome new ambush makeovers. >> and meghan trainor. it's called "better when i'm dancing."wh it's from the "peanuts" movie. if she's rigig. >>> our next guest is one of the biggest pop stars in the world. can you believe it? meghan trainor. >> her debut album title went all the way to number one. she has lots of grammy nominations under her belt. and you know what? she's just 21 years old. >> it's not fair. and she's so darn sweet we can't even dislike her. plus, she's got a brand-new song that's got us moving and grooving called "better when i'm dancing" from the darling "peanuts movie" soundtrack. >> and look at the charlie brown skirt she wore, so cute. >> we heard they let you see a few of the scenes that were finished at the time. >> yes. they weren't even finished though when i saw them. the

. >>> joining us channel 115 on sirius xm charlie shimkus, good to have you, fox 5 new york reporter good to have you here. >> thanks for having us. lou: let's start with tarantino. he said he's being misrepresented. the man's own foul words are wrapped around his neck, there is no way he is misrepresented because he said he is not taking anything back. >> he said the police are trying to discredit and intimidate him. those two words discredit and intimidation is what he was trying to do to the police when he called them murderers at the rally. not only is he back tracking, he's trying to play the victim. too little too late for tarantino. when it comes to the movie, unfortunately, i think what he said about police officers is only going to make more attention around the morrey, create more attention around the movie and maybe hurt the box office a little bit, but box office ratings never have any effect on oscar nods, because what he said about the police, he might -- it might increase his opinion of getting an oscar. >> i was going to say the reverse. historically when you look at

you can also hear my media minutes on the new sirius xm fox radio station. to dvr us. or better yet, watch us live. >>> the rule of the republican presidential contenders hitting the sunday shows today. trying to gain some ground in the crowded gop field. this after meeting with voters in the key state of iowa, taking part in the last big cattle call before the all-important first in the nation caucuses. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> in the meantime, former florida governor jeb bush, he is doing some soul searching, you might say, after the last republican debate. he is insisting his campaign is not at all on life support. wee

. >> if you're listening on sirius xm and don't know what they were saying, basically a father at memorial telling his young son that the flowers and candles are here to protect us, a way of explaining what's happening and making some sense of it anyway to a child. >> go ahead. i was thinking you both are parents, and, you know, i'm very close to my nieces and nephews, my niece's birthday is in march and wants to go to paris and this weekend i had to explain to her why we may not go on this trip, thinking about it, and i thought about you guys and parents who so often, whether it's something like this or even a tragedy in your family, losing a loved one, how do you explain >> when your children happen to tune in and it's ever q)e, how do you tell them about something like? and i know it sounds like one those tv questions. >> it's real. >> i was thinking about it this weekend. >> absolutely is. i've got a 13-year-old, a 17-year-old and a 28-year-old, and each one of them were concerned, and in fact courtney my oldest was calling me, saying, dad, have you heard about this. supposedly there's

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. >> you can listen to sirius xm 108, hoda is there on monday and wednesday. can we just go out on the little koala bear or no? >> why not? yes, we can. i-hoda. look at this. he's carrying around a teddy bear. a koala teddy bear. >> is that the cutest thing you've ever seen? >> awww. >> yeah. >> all righty. >> all right. >> so we've got our ambush makeovers. we've got curtis and his beautiful -- well, they're gone. there they are. they're over in our kitchen. he's beating her with a breadstick. >> that's what they do. we've heard that rumor. >> caveman style. all right, we'll be right back after this. when it's your job to protect the world's greatest nation, it's your responsibility to solve the world's greatest challenges. this is why we search for the best and brightest. why we train for every eventuality on land and water, in the air, space and even cyberspace. we operate in a complex world with one simple mission. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effort

in an interview with sirius xm, co-creator dan strong says the show was based loosely on jay-z's lifery hairston, nbc 10 news. >>> here are some of the stories making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. three district attorneys told pennsylvania legislators you need a law license to do just about every aspect of their job. they testified today before a senate committee looking into state attorney general kathleen kane. kane's law license is temporarily suspended while she fights charges including perjury. the panel wants to know who's making the decisions in kane's office right now. >>> should immigrants be allowed to legally drive? that question is at the center of new legislation in new jersey. community groups and elected officials held a news conference today to call for the approval of the legislation. they say training and insurance measures would make the road safer for everyone. >> this acknowledges that people are here. they are working hard for their families, they are trying to make a living, trying to do the right thing and children born here now in this country deserve the

, videos will be responding do your questions and can you hear my media minute on the serious -- sirius xm >> i am john problems here for chris wallace with the interview with new house speaker paul ryan and the president shifts his strategy in syria. >> my answer is simple: i will not put american boots on the ground in syria. >> the decision the president has made is to further intensify our support. >> we will discuss the situation with sinned graham one of the biggest credit is of the administration's foreign policy. >> paul ryan takes the good develop from speaker boehner. >> we need to make changes. starting with how the house of representatives does business. >> we speak with the new speaker of the house on the challenges ahead. >> the new shape of the

. >> armstrong williams is an advisor to ben carson, host of sirius xm radio's the right side with armstrongilliams joins me. good to see you. >> good seeing you, thank you. >> ben carson is lashing out at the media and the stories involve his accounts about his childhood, his accounts about things that happened at yale, things that happened with william westmoreland and possibly being told he could be accepted at west point. there are a lot of different issues here. just to get to the nut of it, though, there's been a lot of scrutiny over barack obama and bill clinton. we just went back in first read, nbc news did, and took a look at some of the numbers of stories that had been written about barack obama and about bill clinton. we found 165 combined "new york times" and "washington post" stories about obama and jeremiah wright, for instance, once he announced his candidacy in 2007. an additional 41 stories about barack obama and chicago radical bill ayers. if you go back to bill clinton, there were 69 combined "new york times" and "washington post" stories all about jennifer flowers during

way, so arguably, if, in fact, apple has, i think they have 6 million paid subscribe subscribers, sirius xmt they just buy sirius? it's controlled by liberty so that decision would be made by liberty media, tax efficient because that's important, but the idea is sirius has, you know, today, a bunch of revenues, largest radio revenue company in the world, and if you're comcast, and you want to be in the subscription business or you're at&t and you have directv or you're dish network, and you have, you know, a subscription business, there's a whole lot of synergy and a whole lot of benefits that can accrue by combining with sirius, but, again, that's irrelevant what anybody thinks but for liberty because it's their decision. >> mel is the guest host with more to talk about with him today too. >> but now, representative paul ryan promotional speaker of the house lifts hopes for u.s. tax reform. joining us now, robert portman, finance committee, a lot of committees, senator, he worked with speaker ryan during his house service, and we have not seen now why a while. >> great to be with you again

. >> reporter: and now kate walsh is speaking out, the 48-year-old tv star revealing on the sirius xm radio show "conversations" that her character's onscreen problem is also one she has in real life. >> i don't have children. i'm not going to have kids. you know, i went through early menopause. >> y did? >> yeah. >> oh, wow. >> yeah,, and my older sister caed and she's like,e, you through menopause early and i'm like, you're just scaring me and then i went -- yeah, they're like, you have one egg. it was bleak. >> reporter: on average, it occurs around 51 years old but 1 in every 100 women between the ages of 30 and 39 are affected by what's known as premature menopause, the loss of ovarian function. >> it's not clear why this happens to certain women. a woman should be concerned if they become irregular particularly if they've had regular periods in the p past. a woman should go through her lifestyle and certain risk factors with her health provider to maximimize her rtility capabilities. >> reporter: walsh, who has spoken out about wanting to have children says her hopes of getting