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in terms of unification, aagree with you. we need to streamline the system of licensing. one of the benefits of the statutory license that sound exchange operates is under that it is a system that is transparent and efficient. we are the most efficient at what we do. 90% of the royalties that come into our shop are out the door within 75 days. and we have the lowe esest ad m rate. >> and briefly, somehow the lack of a public performance impacted artists and the overall music place? >> artists are losing hundreds of millions of dollars over the course of the past several years, not only in the united states where radio makes $17 billion but compensates artists zero but they also lose royalties overseas -- >> because of a lack of reciprocity? >> lack of reciprocity. >> if they got that money what impact would that have on the broadcast industry? >> the overseas money? >> here. >> it depends on what the rate is, mr. nadler. but if they got that money it would go a long way towards compensating the artists who deserve to be paid for the central feature they play in these serv

there was no cure and no vaccine, and an aagrees greggive strain kills 90% of victims.t is rapidly spreading across west africa. >> this is an ebola specialist at the world health organization. >> translation: the situation in west africa is serious. i think the fact that this is the first time it is happening in west africa works against us much. >> reporter: the epidemic in west africa is the biggest outbreak of ebola since first identified in 1976. this time it killed 376 people out of more than 600 infected. that's worse than a big outbreak in yewing anda when 172 people died out of 4 it 6 infected. the latest outbreak is not more leetedal. it started to spread across borders. the first case was found in a remote village. it's pressed to liberia and sierra leone. simply include genital swelling, fever, vomit and bleeding. aid agencies are on the ground working to control the outbreak. >> the outbreak is getting large and stretching the resource thin. >> this man is a specialist at doctors without borders. he called the epidemic out of control. given the size of the