i don't use on itunes but it's good to have music anyway. >> i received a visa gift card. and also a starbucks gift card. >> but even when peoe get one from their favor favorite store brand they don't use them right away. it's estimated at least a billion dollars of gift cards go unused every holiday season. according to the national retail federation, 42% of people say they waitntil aood sale to use the cards. 20% say they use them quickly. another 20% say they save them for a rainy day. >> i usually wait a long time. sometimes i forget about it. >> i try to do them within a month or two becausein i that when i -- when i don't i lose them and tmisplacing them ie to use them as soon as possible. >> i do have a collection of gift cards. that sometimes is theso problem. ow if i get a gift card i try to use it as soon as possible. soy don't forget it or lose to a. >> people not using the gift cards is actually a bigger issue for your favorite store than you might think. retailers can't count it as revenue until you buy something. for nightly business report, frankyl holland.

you can also catch up on our on itunes and on bloomberg.com. special focuses on good business.hat -- about a business that claims to be doing good to promote a better world. but sometimes as such businesses are cracked up to be. crackedot what they are up to be. fund had put exxon mobil as its largest holding. it has a few issues on the environment and governance. phillip morris is often in their. for investors, is this what they expect to be buying? wouldn't -- carol: you wouldn't normally think about these companies when it comes to esd investing. -- esg investing. rachel: this is good for people to be thinking about it and about what actually constitutes esg. when you talk to the index providers, some are more dialed up then dialed down. >> that is how so many people are investing in the market right now. investors trust their providers to pick the right stocks. they think this is an esd friendly investment. where thehis happen, blackrock's end up with these baskets of stocks that don't ?ass the smell test fees have gotten so low. out with an index tracker that is incredible

you can also catch up on our daily show on our podcast on itunes soundcloud and bloomberg.com.his week's special focuses on good business. the story in the finance section dives deep into an investing trend that claims to be doing good. it stands for environmental and social governance, in other words, funds that promote a better world. in fact, they are often not what they are cracked up to be. we spoke with rachel evans. find that some of these things are not as much oriented with of environmental and social items as you think. one fund had put exxon mobil as its largest holding. sued byso the one being the new york regulators for lying to shareholders about climate change costs, so it has a few issues on the environment and govern in size -- government side. exxon mobil and phillip morris is mixed in there, as well, and what we look at in this story is for an average retail investor that wants to do good with their money, is this really what they expect to be buying? carol: and to be fair, they might be moving forward on sustainability issues, you would not normally think of

get that at itunes, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com.: and you can find us online at businessweek.com, and on our mobile app. jason: the u.s.-china trade dispute maybe cooling, at least a little bit. the two sides talked this week amid reports that china may be willing to lower tariffs on u.s. cars. carol: that happening as president trump suggested he would intervene in the case against huawei's chief financial officer if he thought it would impact trade talks with beijing. jason: shawn donnan, our go-to guy on trade, we caught up with him in washington for the one thing that seems to be certain in these trade talks. it is uncertainty. shawn: i think when we talk about the trade wars, we talk about tariffs, these tit-for-tat tariffs that we have seen that become this dramatic feature of 2018. but in the background, there is this interesting thing trump has been doing as well, which is weaponizing uncertainty. if you think about it, most presidents have tried desperately to reduce any kind of uncertainty, because uncertainty is bad for b

. >> reporter: one of these days it's slated to make its way itun itu itunes by the end of the week.nds like a hit. well, a south bay couple has donated all of their belongings to firefighters who lost their homes in the camp fire. a combat veteran from gilroy is packing up to leave the state permanently. he was out at the camp fire helping crews, but instead of bringing their belongings with them, he and his wife are leaving their belongings behind in a 25 foot storage truck for those who lost their homes trying to help others. >> if we can donate everything we have, we'll start over, it'll be a memory for us and how we helped. >> the fire department is helping to distribute those items. >>> baby it's cold outside could be coming back to radio station tomorrow morning. 96.5 dropped the song following some fall out to its lyrics that some people compared to date rape. the decision to pull the christmas classic got so much reaction, they posted a poll asking listeners to vote. >> if the listeners decide to hear that song, you're going to hear the song sunday morning. >> as of this aft

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. >> napster should have been an early version of itunes.urt of appeals ruled napster is infringing on copyrighted music, in essence letting its users steal songs. >> music label executives absolutely didn't want any kind of itunes-style distribution infrastructure that would fit with the internet because they were terrified of unbundling the single from the album. so for a long time they've been able to take one hit song like "complicated." ♪ tell me why did you have to go and make things so complicated ♪ >> if that song comes out in the late '90s it's going to move 20 million albums at $10 each. five or six years later it's no longer going to move 20 million albums. it's going to move 20 million songs at 99 cents each. so you've just lost 90% of your revenue. >> cd sales have dropped almost 1/4 in three years. that's a lot of lost business. >> labels absolutely did not want this to happen but ultimately they were powerless to stop it. (atlas) do humans know they are paying too much with verizon? (paul) no, they just don't know that sprint'

the price break does not apply to itunes or apple music content. >>> united airlines has rolled out premium economy class for some of its longest flights. passengers willing to pay more than the regular coach fare will get bigger seats with deeper reclines as well as amenity kits, headphones and free alcoholic beverages. united says the premium seats will be on 21 international routes by may. those are your cnbc business headlines. >> that settles it we're flying over to see you. >> that's it, i need the leg room anyway. >> i just need the amenities and maybe a few drinks. >> the free alcohol has a lot of people excited. >> thank you, frank. >> good morning. >> cheers to you. a little early this morning. 4:41 right now. coming up, rain is just a few hours away. >> yeah, we'll see it moving in especially for the afternoon. here's a live look outside. as we go throughout the day it will be mostly cloudy, and at noon we'll see the rain approaching. we'll time it out for you and talk about what else is ahead. that's coming up next. >>> there's 101, these folks were forced off the freeway and th

the letter says to deposit the 2,750 dollars and then go buy 26-hundred dollars in itunes gift cards and text the card information to a phone number. "if i did that, i'm only getting 150 dollars and my promise was i'd get a commission of 350."another red flag. so johnson went to his bank. the manager at johnson's bank said the check appeared to be fake. so johnson called wells fargo -- the bank written on the check -- turns out the account doesn't exist. had johnson deposited the check he would have owed the money back to the bank. "be cautious. take whatever paraphernalia or check you have to your nearest banker and just buyer beware." a seasonal scam johnson is glad he didn't fall for... but knows this time of year holiday cheer can sometimes get in the way of common sense. (catherine) (catherine) that was rebecca jeffrey reporting. another possible part of this scam... is where the check apparently came from.. it says "kastle systems international", but its website doesn't mention anything about secret shopping. (grant) next at 5:30... a former school employee in the north bay is

american express and visa gift cards, amazon, one of the most popular that you can get walmart, apple itunes and starbucks. >> what are tips that you give people to make sure that they make the most of those cards. >> use it as quickly as possible because a lot of people forget about it there was a survey done in 2015, a billion dollars in terms of gift card value. some merchants may not necessarily accept them after a certain amount of time or if you lose it, then the value of is that just like losing cash jot down the number if there's a number just to make sure that you can prove that you had one and if you can register a gift card on a site, do that as well. >> are there scams out there too? >> it's just like cash people want to try to get a gift card and use it if they can, and if you're able to report it lost quickly, then that person won't be able to use it. they'll shut it down beforehand. >> you have to write down the code beforehand. >> exactly that's why you jot down the number on your gift card and you want to spend it all at once if you can. even if there's a purchase that's mor

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. >> it is slated to make it to itunes by the end of the week.a fortson, abc 7 news. >>> that is great. i love country music. >> they have some talent. and of course you know what the proceeds are going to go toward. i think i'm going to have to download this. >> first of all, it will make you listen. then the music will catch you. >> it's actually a very good song. >> fantastic. all right. let's talk about a commute that may not be quite as fantastic. but this will be probably the most challenging commute this week until we get to friday. not a lot of us will receive it. it is green. it is light. it is not even a solid shield. once it tries to get to the south bay and east bay valleys, it will be hard to reach the ground. more fog in the area on 101 and 880 than rain right now. mostly cloudy this afternoon. clearing tonight. once we clear out, the fog forms and we cloud over for tomorrow's commute. we will have fog and weak storms. really looks like the storm door has closed. sure, we will get weak storms. no atmospheric rivers, no robust rain c

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music is deep in our dna, dating back to itunes and ipod. so, we wanted something that number one sounded unbelievable. of course it does other things, and those are important, but we wanted a high quality audio experience as well. emily: you are excited about how these will sound in the home, will i be able to make a phone call, call a car, order groceries? tim: there are a lot of things you can do with it. you know, one of the advantage is there are a lot of things that siri knows how to do from the phone. and so, we will start with a patch of those, and then you can bet that there is a nice follow-on activity there as well. emily: let's talk about e-commerce, which is very important to these devices. i can order paper towels on my amazon echo, does this tell us about apple's aspirations in retail? tim: no, i wouldn't read into it in that regard, but apple is a company that deeply cares about music, and wants to deliver a great audio experience from the home. we feel like we reinvented it in the portable player area, and we think we can re

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imagine two echo systems, the current one and imagine another echo system, apple, itunes, amazon, aws, amazon fulfillment, facebook, instagram, whatsapp, messenger, google, youtube. which echo system has more hiring? which has more job creation? which has a broader tax base, more vc funded startups? which echo system has a company that will raise its head and says as the value proposition advertisers trying to stand that we ensure it will not be objectionable content and we will make the requisite investment to make sure no for debit weaponized its platform? competition is a bikini. these markets have become noncompetitive. these terms are monopolies. i i believe we need to embrace full throated full body contact capitalism and break these companies up. >> host: but are these monopolies more or less a natural progress in, just like we're down to three car companies, the big three? >> guest: sure but you have a lot of choice. i just bought a car and there's a lot of great cars out there. it you're an appetite able to drive traffic to your website, you really only have two choices to gi

you can subscribe at apple itunes or google play or tune in at foxnewspodcasts.com.verything is moving to the net, right? we had a lot of interesting discussions about the coverage of these investigations and the way the president and michael cohen portrayed the media. i would love to hear from you. we'll see you then, 11:00 eastern with the latest >> good morning, it is monday september 17th and this is fox and friends first happening right now at 4 a.m. here on east coast in the hot seat, fired fbi director james comey ready for round two on the hills today. as the president legal team takes aim at the so-called perjury trap. laid by the special counsel. >> special counsel doesn't want with the president. what they did to flynn over my dead body. >> live in washington with lawmakers are are armed with new allegations of

you are now on itunes, which is fantastic, and i want you to get as many people downloading that singlehearsals, we know what we're doing and the song'sjust been released and we are so happy. it's going to be such a wonderful honour and a wonderful day! and the crowds are treated to an impromptu street performance. all: gosp-ability! but with the clock ticking, it's soon time to gather in the grandeur of the guildhall. shortly before their date with the one show, sandra reveals she's received a royal letter. so, sandra, you were keeping a secret from the choir? a big secret. listen, it's a letter from kensington palace, from prince harry and meghan markle, saying they wish us the warmest, best wishes for the performance tonight on the one show! a personal letterfrom prince harry. what more could happen? in the audience, many of the choir‘s family and friends, including rupa k‘s sister. rupak‘s about to go on television. how does it feel? fantastic. i can't describe how proud we feel of her. it's amazing. and then its lights. ..camera. . .action! alexjones: now, we're heading back to win

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you be vub describe at apple itunes. and tune in at foxnewspodcasts.com *.ut on this year end show. we'll see you in the first show of 2019 next sunday with the latest buzz. eric: an escalating blame game as the partial government shutdown enters its second week. the it presents a day one challenge for the democrats who take control of the house this coming week. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm eric shawn. >> democratic leadership blaming president trump. texas congressman louie gohmert echoing that criticism. >> this

you be vub describe at apple itunes. and tune in at foxnewspodcasts.com *. lot to talk about on this year end show. we'll see you in the first show of 2019 next sunday with the latest heather: good morning, it is monday december 31st and this is "fox & friends first", happening right now at 4:00 a.m., it is officially day 10 of the partial government shutdown and democrats are refusing to budge on border security. president trump trolling them on twitter overnight asking why the country can't be as secured as their mansion. plus as many as 2 million people expecting to pack the streets of new york city to bring in the new year tonight. the unprecedented security measures being unveiled for the very first time giving nypd extra eyes in the sky. and you know parents they will go to great lengths to

you can subscribe at apple itunes or google play or tune in at foxnewspodcasts.com.g to the net, right? we had a lot of interesting discussions about the coverage of these investigations and the way the president and michael cohen portrayed the media. i would love to hear from you. we'll see you then, 11:00 eastern with the latest buzz. arthel: the clock is ticking on capitol hill. lawmakers coming up on a deadline. the funding of president trump's border wall. welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm arthel neville. eric: nice to see you. i'm eric shawn. president trump threatened to shut down the government if lawmakers don't allocate $5 billion for h

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kennedy: dennis miller, real jokes, amazon, itunes google play, here is a look. >> might wait until nextapple cufflings. watch wimbledon and work on my laps. as i speak to you, i'm wearing apple ca catheter. i think -- yeah "game of thrones" just came on. [ laughter ] kennedy: dennis thank you. >> good to see you, i am glad you are back, have a great holiday. kennedy: you too baby, if christmas, holiday, kwa kwanzaao it all. >> thank you for having me. kennedy: i talk with michael tanner, what is really behind american poverty, less ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this holiday season, families near you need your help. visit redcross.org now to donate. kennedy: according to a fox new poll, 47% say in excellent or good shape, 51% said fair or poor. 22% of voter have been helped by trump administration economic policy, 51 said not that much of a difference. my next guest said right and left are to blame for culture of property. cato e institute senior fellow, michael tanner. and also author of how to bring wealth to america's poor, welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: talking about how government is making people

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it will be on itunes by the end of the week.y 100% of sales will support camp fire survivors. >> the media attention is turning away from the fire already. it needs to be a long-term help too. that's the beauty of the song. people purchasing it, it is music. it can be going on and on. >> cold weather sons will perform at benefits like this one sunday united supporting cal fire. the band says they hope it inspires people to rebuild their town. >> i think it is already inspiring people. i love his voice. >>> elon musk calls twitter a war zone. >> he took a swipe in a new interview. one was about taking tesla private. it triggered federal officials to take action against musk. in fact, he agreed to resign as chair of tesla's board to settle the complaint. in an interview on cbs's "60 minutes", he made no excuses for his past online behavior. >> first of all, i am sort of impulsive. i don't really want to try to adhere to some ceo template. >> musk says tesla's new chairman will not rein him in. he described this past summer to bein

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winning filmmaker michael moore, "fahrenheit 11/9" now available on dvd, and number one documentary on itunes. what are you most looking forward to in 2019? >> as many members of the trump family in orange jump suits as possible. >> that seems mean spirited. >> it's really the wrong way to end such a festive time of the year with such animosity toward those who would do wrong to this country, but yes. >> you're not alone. i will say that many people -- there are many people anticipating actively looking for criminal indictments of people surrounding the president, which is not a crazy thing given that we know that don jr. has told people he expects an indictment. >> yes, and jared. and on and on. listen, here's probably what won't happen. because especially new yorkers know this, because trump got away with everything for 40 years. >> he's been getting away with things for decades. >> that streak shouldn't end this year. trump has always been careful to be not in the room when the crime is being committed. >> that's interesting. you think he's canny enough. >> oh, yeah, i think he's very cann

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our next guest has a a new stand-up special called "fake news, real jokes," available on amazon, itunes>> jimmy, jimmy, jimmy. the last time i saw a game go that well was john savage playing russian roulette in "the deer hunter" i think. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mau! yeah. >> what game do you have planned for me now? >> jimmy: oh, i know. >> maybe a little jagermeister pong or live grenade corn hole? [ laughter ]: ofourse. i didn't know that you're a a game guy. >> a little double dutch with the king cobras? maybe we could do dueling drake on "degrassi" impressions. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm happy to have you here in the building, in new york. do you love -- don't you love the city during the holidays in new york? >> oh, beautiful, beautiful. i'm glad it's not snowing. de blasio not good with snow, obviously. [ light laughter ] i mean, it's like the donner party when it snows. you know, camp out at the bottom of the mountain and eat your kin. [ laughter ] i went over to -- i went over to macy's today. unbelievably, they had santa claus was already up. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they made a w

music, the majority is on itunes, but then dvds and films is hmv.some of those thoughts. music journalistjohn robb joins us now to talk about this. we were just we werejust finding we were just finding out what cd roger had brought. 100 driving songs. those are the kind of rubbish cds you find in a petrol station, when you're on a journey and have nothing to listen to. that is part of the problem. yes, about £1.99 from a big box of songs. the value of music has been devalued so hmv is a massive problem. lots of shops selling mainstream music to people who do not really by music. everyone goes, what a shame, hmv is getting shot, i still like to buy my cds and vinyl twice a year. that is the problem, people do not buy music, they stream eight. vinyl has had a real upsurge, but it almost seems that they are sold in boutique record shops. yes, there has been an upsurge in final but it is only about 5% of the market, it is not the main thing. the analogy i always have, it is a bit late grandfather clocks, beautiful antiques, everyone likes the look of th

. >> here's itunes christmas chart topper.arey, "all i want for christmas is you." number two driven by the recent controversy, dean martin's, "baby it's cold outside." bay area radio station koit has put the song back on the air after pulling it a few days. the program director says listeners are e-mailing their approval but also questioning the lyrics of other christmas songs now. >> santa baby, because of the sexiness, are you going to ban "i saw mommy kissing santa claus" because mommy is cheating on daddy with santa? >> he says the vast majority is not asking the radio station to stop playing any of these songs, yet it appearsoutside." its number of air plays is down this past week. we asked you on twitter which sock you finding most annoying, the chipmunks christmas song and others. the clear winner with 41%, chipmunks christmas song. or should we say, loser. our twitter poll is still up so you can weigh in through our twitter handle @abc7newsbayarea. i bet you have something to say about this? >> i would have put "grand

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head over to itunes to subscribe to the "late night with seth meyers" podcast.i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. [ cheers and applae ] >> seth: my thanks to john cena, rachel brosnahan, and brian posehn, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] richard danielson and b course the d. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening, and welcome to "last call." i'm carson daly. i