it is more than just about money for taylor swift and garth brooks.swift believes her music has value and she did not want it offered on a free tier. spotify was not willing to accommodate that wish. the thing about this that i am so encouraged by is what they are saying to consumers, music has value. you ought to be paying for it. you pay for things like bottled water. why wouldn't you pay for music? you without a loss of a high percentage of americans songwriters who cannot earn a living. if you are a songwriter that does not tour you are not able to get any of that income. services have got to have a price point so you can make a living if you are a songwriter. cory: interesting stuff. thank you very much. the drama continues as to former federal agents are charged with money laundering and wire fraud and stealing bitcoins. an amazing story, next on "bloomberg west." ♪ cory: the bwest byte is when we focus on one number that tells a whole lot. >> 2 is the number of the day today. that is the number of agents arrested in the silk road case. this is

a recent change in ocean -- >>> garth brooks singing the praises of sports, he and some top athletesspent some time at his denver ball field, but garth says it's not just about teaching them team work. >> when these kids leave here if they feel like they have something to contribute, that's the most important thing. >>> we'll peel back the political curtain as we do here on sundays as the first person from either political party to formally announce, he's ready to get in senator ted cruz and just how frosty as the relationship between president obama and prime minister benjamin netanyahu become? that word's just thrown around a lot. we'll tell you what it really means when friends and allies are not hitting it off. hit us up on our fox and social media pages twitter and facebook. have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip! why do people count on sunsweet amazin prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only

i want to get back to garth. law enforcement strategy here, how do they wrap their arms around this, is it creating barriers or trying to continue to shut it down. >> well, law enforcement has had extreme difficulties with the internet in general. whether or not it's on the dark web, or on the open web what you really use are good old fashion detective techniques. they are pounding the pavement, it is following patterns it is discovering identitied with little fragments of an identity, and piecing them together. >> all right. we are out of time, but thank you to both of our guests, still ahead we all know that raj lights up on camera, but do you think he knows that too many selfies could be the sign of something much deeper? we'll discuss that, next welcome back. from the ocean carrs to an average evening out selfies are a part of every day life, the oxford english dictionary designated selfie as the word of the year. but, according to a new ohio state university study taking too many may indicate undesirable tra

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i want to get back to garth. law enforcement strategy here, how do they wrap their arms around this, is it creating barriers or trying to continue to shut it down. >> well, law enforcement has had extreme difficulties with the internet in general. whether or not it's on the dark web, or on the open web what you really use are good old fashion detective techniques. they are pounding the pavement, it is following patterns it is discovering identitied with little fragments of an identity, and piecing them together. >> all right. we are out of time, but thank you to both of our guests, still ahead, we all know that raj lights up on camera, but do you think he knows that too many selfies could be the sign of something much deeper? we'll discuss that, next >> studying deadly viruses. >> these facilities are incredibly safe, incredibly secure. >> go inside the study of infectious diseases. >> ventilated footy pajamas. >> protecting those working to protect us. >> we always have to stay one step ahead of them because the

garth thomas went to a trendy bar in new zealand, but couldn't get through the door. >> i gave them my for a little while and he said you're too old. you are too old to get in. >> what did you say? >> i was just stunned! and he said the age limit is 38. >> wow. >> here is the explanation. the bar owner says there is no age policy, but why would a 42- year-old man try to get into a bar full of students? >> and at 38, boy hark is when the shades really start to draw, thanks for watching. >> news and weather always on kpix5. goodnight. >> captions by:caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. "help me out here, doc. i need a time of death." "sorry, lieutenant but i c

you talk about taylor swift and garth brooks.th is it is more than just about money for them. the reason tells swift holds her music is because she believes her music has value here and spot if i was not willing to accommodate her wish. what is great about a service like this, and i do not know whether the highest sound will be a wire -- wider lee accepted thing, but the thing i am encouraged by is what they are saying to consumers is that music has value and you ought to be paying for it to you pay for things like bottled water. why not music? if you only have things going for free, you will not have songwriters being able to make a living. you have had a loss of high percentages of songwriters who could not earn a living. the average american spans $125 per year on music but $100 of that is live shows. if you are a songwriter that does not tour, you are not able to get any of that income which is why services like this have got to have a price point which makes it so you can have a living if you are a songwriter who has songs p

that garth brooks he makes me shake my moneymaker.ack then he also should have registered tedcruz.com but he did not, you will not find a liberty lover talking about how much he loves liberty, but a pro obama immigration reform site. or ted's site, maybe his positions are evolving by the day. >> if you have weird stories, i know ted cruz fans, put your shirt on, i get it. you can e-mail me any story to see on topical storm, find me on twitter or instagram. i am there with loving arms. giving you a warm embrace, my panel will join me, in the white house cozying up, and how bad average american finances are, we're all in this together, we'll all hold hands and sing company byia next. shouldn't what makes each of us a unique individual, help individualize our cancer treatment? now through advanced genomic testing, we may be able to pinpoint and diagnose what makes your cancer different, which can reveal precise treatment options that were not considered previously. with this important breakthrough at the intersection of science and techn

. >> and garth wrote the foreword. as you can. >> first two books were very much about my mom's and my grandmother's recipes and still have those comfort foods in this book but this is more kind of the way we eat most of the time then we three in the occasional apple pie over there and throw in indulgent things but we also try to lighten things up a little bit. >> you do not skimp on flavor. that's one thing you don't do so tell us what you're cooking here today. >> this is very hot. this is called raspberry chicken and this is one of those things that is -- which you tart with breaded chicken. i salt and pepper each side which i'll pretend i did but you don't have to even -- you can skip this step -- i've tried it when trying to drop a few pounds i don't even bread it. just sear the chicken. >> but still the skinless like that is a real go-to protein. >> i do use a lot of chicken and i like -- i love chicken which is good and i really do love it simply prepared. i like it -- i do an unfried chicken that i bake in the

. >> reporter: her brother coinedder garth there has a forehead bruise.felt into the road. >> she saved my life. >> reporter: she has a prague fractured pelvis. the car that hit her got away. >> he ran that red light. and ran the other red light and went down west lane. >> it was like a brown or it was kind of old. >> reporter: sister and brother stayed home today but will be back at school on monday. rosy's friend and teacher called her a hero. >>> that was my first instinct to push my brother out of the way. >> police are looking at city cameras to find that hit and run driver. >>> a homeless vet makes a simple request coming up how the man who wore rags on the street was finally buried in his marine uniform. >> a bay area tech company has released artist renderings of their proposed new headquarters. it's being called insane, ambush us. if they pull it off it would be an engineering marvel that's coming up in my tech report. >> i jason apple become where the giants and as spring training is in full swing for the latest catch sports night live sunday ni

. >> steve: in all the unusual places. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that a -- that's a a garth brooks song looking for frostbite in all the wrong places ♪ >> jimmy: no. that's a different -- that's like waylon jennings. >> steve: oh, you're right. i'm thinking like -- ♪ i got frostbite in all the wrong places ♪ [ laughter ] this one from @pickupjaxi. she says -- ♪ hey yo boys be tripping ♪ the girls be stripping ♪ bartenders are mad because no one's tipping ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good right there. >> steve: that's a nice one. >> jimmy: that sounds like something you'd hear on cooking channel. [ laughter ] >> steve: cancun can cook. >> jimmy: this one's from @neilbrendle. he says -- ♪ back it up back it in spring break begins ♪ ♪ i came to swim gonna drink lots of gin ♪ ♪ so hump around [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: hump around. >> steve: hump around. >> jimmy: oh, this is a good one. from @lmo321. he says -- ♪ i left the bar wasted and swore she was a hottie ♪ ♪ woke up in the morning next to paul giamatti ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: happens. happens to the best of them.

the 452nd singer makes her first appearance in the brand secret garth end campaign this spring. >> evener, cinderella live action disney reboot brought in more than $70 million. how about that? run all night came in second place, grossing just over 11 million, kings man the secret service made more than 6 millionment focus and chappie tie rounded outt your top five. we'll be right back. >> looking good, beautiful sunrise about to get underway. very pretty colors across the sky scape for you here. isn't that beautiful? i love bringing you the shots like. >> this that's the one real big benefit of ac early riser like we are right? 34 degrees, so it is chilly out, there folks make sure to bundle up. as you walk out the door, but later today we anticipate that you will easily get in the up ear's, so some spots might actually hit 06 degrees, in philly shooting for 58, which we should hit about 4:00 p.m. or so. and we call it partly sunny day, sun clouds, sort of intersperced throughout the day. less wind, milder air just nicer day by comparison to yesterday. jess? >> thanks, katie good morni

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host: garth in midland, texas. a republican. good morning. caller: he is right, he needs to look out for his people. i mean what part of this do we not understand? religion is cause for deception. and they don't do any better job once -- if they get an agreement side, then they are doing now. this gentleman here, i were to caution one of the callers on what they say. they're trying to caution people not is as it would be what to say. well, i'm saying what i want to say. i do not trust making an agreement with iran. i think this guy is just a mouthpiece for it. now i can caution me, as well . caller: i wouldn't dare caution you, sir, but as americans, you have the right to say what you just said. i have an equal right to respond. if we have a disagreement, that is just a part of what our democracy is all about. let's go back and look at the interim agreement made with the iranians with the united states, britain, france, germany, china. that was about a year and a third ago. that agreement froze the iranian nuclear program in place. so they ha

philip garth. welcome and look forward to cower your comments. >> thank you co-chair and to the task force and those working behind their scenes. it is my honor to be here and particularly on this panel of distinguished individuals. my work as a research and president of the center for policing equity has sought to bridge gaps for the citizens and law enforcement bridge daily. i want to talk about stronger evidence base in policing and using that to ensure criminal justice particularly in the area of race. social science can set the table for forces to come together and move toward the future. so as a scientist both in my full time job and spare time it bothers me no end where there is an important question that lacks an answer and i have never been more bothered by that tendency than i was late one night in september of 2008. as the son of a reference librarian i am good at finding things. at least i thought i was. i started at 10 a clock and ten and a half hours later i had to take a break. i had

host: garth in midland, texas. a republican. good morning.aller: he is right, he needs to look out for his people. i mean what part of this do we not understand? religion is cause for deception. and they don't do any better job once -- if they get an agreement side, then they are doing now. this gentleman here, i were to caution one of the callers on what they say. they're trying to caution people not is as it would be what to say. well, i'm saying what i want to say. i do not trust making an agreement with iran. i think this guy is just a mouthpiece for it. now i can caution me, as well . caller: i wouldn't dare caution you, sir, but as americans, you have the right to say what you just said. i have an equal right to respond. if we have a disagreement, that is just a part of what our democracy is all about. let's go back and look at the interim agreement made with the iranians with the united states, britain, france, germany, china. that was about a year and a third ago. that agreement froze the iranian nuclear program in place. so they have

she comforted garth. >> spears has been public on social media about her son garnet.iping away tears. the prosecution calls it nothing short of torture. >> an overwhelming body of evidence that convicted this woman. >> sentencing has been set for april 8th. spears lawyers say she will appeal. >>> william shatner responding to critics who blasted him for missing the funeral of leonard nimoy. shatner appeared at a fund-raiser in florida on saturday and could not make it to los angeles in time for the sunday service. shatner said quote, remember the dead but celebrate the living. by celebrating the living do a good deed and doing that, that deed will be remembered long after we are gone. >>> and a dramatic and difficult rescue monday in indiana where a horse broke through the ice on a pond. when rescuers got there, the horse was struggling to keep its head above ice. the horse is okay this morning. >>> 8:05. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> hey natalie. we have the sailors here. take a selfie with a sailor. let's show you the weather. the mess making its way