at ascap.ld i not love an operation like pandora, 70 million people listen to our music and all? we want them to be wildly successful, of course, but what we want them to fairly honor the music, and building the business on the back of music, you need to honor the creators of the visit with their compensation. and we have been licensing, cory, we have been licensing on mine as cap since 1995. we have from the largest to the smallest, we are able to make sure that there is more music being played more often on more amazing devices than ever before in the history of music. in, radioadio came said well, that is not a performance, that is an electronic transmission. we fought for it, we establish a right and then we went to work on the rate. standing in the world we are in right now. there is not a question that there is a right there, but with somebody like pandora paying eight cents for 1000 strings, it is just not fair. theut pandora will point to comment i looked at financials and gray damp, it

when i look at things like ascap and bmi, it is written around this antiquated strategy.ot be relative for pandora? >> a consent decree was created. i'm over 70 years old and i operate pretty well but a consent decree 70 years ago long before the cyber world existed is really unfair to us. we are forced to operate in a fashion that is really unfair. we love technology. why would i not love pandora that delivers 70 million people listening to our music? we want them to be wildly successful but what we want them to do is to honor the music. they're building business on the backs of music so they need to honor the creators with fair compensation. we've been licensing online since 1995. from the largest of the smallest, we have successful licenses in place and we are able to make sure there is more music being played more often than ever before in the history of music. when radio came in, they said it was not a performance but an electronic transmission. same thing right now. there is not a question. paying 8 cents for 5000 streams, it is just not fair.. >> they are at a disa

paid,ace the right to get ascap, they control the music rights so we spoke to the president ahead ofth anniversary. i started out by asking a little bit about the history of the organization. check out what he had to say. collect, we license and royalties on the music of almost 5000 members. 40 years ago. i'm writing a book right now, gratitude and trust. i'm grateful for the life i've had and i trust in the future largely because of ascap i know in my music is performed it will be properly licensed, royalties will be collect data, and it will get back to me in time with a small operating cost in that money turns into food on so table and gas in the car i can raise my kids. >> the introduction of a new mobile technology, there is a way suddenly to distribute and play music for mobile locations. they did not have to be in a place where it was being performed, have the right ticket . the music was widely distributed in it was called the player p&l. ascap look at things like and bmi, it is written around strategy.uated it cannot be relative for pandora? created.ent decree was i'm over 7

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swloyms were taken at knife point from the parking lot of a safeway on redwood road this was the scene ascap toured by sky 7 hd tonight. police say the man they are talking about was in this safeway just before 1:00 o'clock when he drew the attention of store employee who thought he was trying to shoplift. now this is a new image released by police in the last hour. it was taken from surveillance video captured in the store. police say the car with license plate no. 6 jfm 6 4 8 is what they are looking for after earlier saying it was an suv. they now believe it is a sedan but that's the license plate they are looking at. or for issued say. image again of the man they are looking for. police describe him as black male in his 40's. salt or pepper hair. about 5 foot 6 5 foot 7. 165 pounds roughly wearing a green shirt and blue jeans and armed with a knife. >> our concern is and our priority is for the safety of the occupant of that vehicle. it was described to us as elderly gentlemen and young girl, possibly around age 13. >> it's sad. whole thing is sad vl it's a sad situation. sad that somebo