for many years, and like many millions of people, i have had the music on itunes, and then itunes matchch is a earlier cloud-based thing that is more limited, and it is integrates with those. so, you know, you can add songs that you don't own into the play lists of the song thabs you do own, and so it was easier for me. but it is way over complicated. i don't use 90% of it. and i think that any move they take to streamline it to reorganize it to redesign it is a good sign. i mean, we will have to wait and see how they do it, but it is a good sign. >> all right. walt, you also in your column mention third-party e-mail apps and a new one out i recommend that folks read that if they get a chance, and it is very interesting, but for now, we have to leave it there. walt mossberg, the thanks for being with us. >>> and you can see in the bottom of the screen that nbc news is saying that governor john kasich is going to suspend his presidential campaign, and now they are calling him the presumptive nominee to 1,237, and it is going to make it 100 times easier than 48 hours ago. >> it is stagger

. >> you guys on youtube or you guys on itunes? >> itunes. >> itunes? upgraded to itunes?e. some grimy youtube videos. up to itunes, huh? just got to put that rap music to good. make some money, not make some violence, huh? >> rap's been having a bad rap for that for a long time. you can't really say that -- >> that's because it comes with the thug life. >> we so serious about the music though, g-man, it gets a bad rap. when it's competition time and it's time to compete, it's time to tell a story, it's time to see who's more dominant what we're going to talk about, we're going to keep it all the way solid, know what i'm saying? >> a lot of people don't know it's a competition, it's a war. >> we come from the streets, when it's on, it's on. know what i'm saying? cowboys and indians, cops and robbers, it's on, it's on. >> you'll i'm saying is go do something constructive. make your money and be constructive. not destructive. >> not destructive, constructive. >> but that in your next one. >> i got it in there somewhere man but it's a pimp line, man. >> all right, man, good l

first to buy it and download it, itunes model.the other is to pay a flat fee and listen to all the music you want practically any title ever recorded and do it over an internet stream, same quality, more music, $9 a month. apple launched apple music a streaming service, but a digital analyst says he is certain apple is going to end the downloadable buyable music on itunes. what you bought previously would still be yours. this is one analyst saying this, not apple. but let's use the wayback machine to take you back to 2004. the ipod mini. apple killed off the mini when it was their best-selling product. no company does that. it pushed apple and its customers toward something in the future, the ipod touch and iphone. killing off a great product line does have a precedence at apple. lyft settled its court case with drivers. they were taken to court. drivers wanted to be classified as employees, not contractors. the lyft settlement says they will remain contractors. >>> steph curry wore a new pair of under armour shoes during warm-ups

. >> apple is promising a fix after users recorded their music on itunes have been disappearing from the library and music files save on the computer were removed without permission and the company does future know why the music is miss but will release an updated itunes to fix the issue. apple asks if you experience the bug to contact apple care. >> we have adorable video to show you, an amazing sighting that will privaten your monday. >> you can clear on the warriors tenth and if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart... forming a clot... which can travel to the brain and cause a stroke. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk in a study. in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa has a specific reversal treatment to help you clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or de

a lot of people are frustrated with the large itunes libraries and they cannot seamlessly sync itunesoughts for the usage, they think this is all apple, why can't i usually go between one or the other? and apple is supposed to get these types of things right. so the product is one of the flaws. and the other is just expectation because it is apple. 10 million users, 12 million users is not enough. people thought it would be a home run, several hundred million credit cards on file, so why not wanting million after six months? carol: they came out with itunes and changed the whole way we access music. they did that so well. we assumed they would do this well, but they did not. so now they have to rework it. >> they don't deny the problem. they know they have issues. we started off writing a story that was about a culture clash and a camp that already existed at apple with longtime employees. it is not so surprising there would be a clash with these two parties, but it was acrimonious and it lasted a long time. the more we talked to them, it became clear that it was not like this was new

meanwhile, apple is denying reports it's planning to phase out itunes, been in steady decline, going$3.2 billion last year. apple has plenty of reasons to sell them. drake sold millions of copies when it was only solid on itunes. >>> google working on its own stand alone virtual assistance, amazon's echo, chirp google, surrounding your home could debut later this year. >>> joe biden with prince harry, plus a 20 strike out beauty against his former teach. ouch! sports next. sports next. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to geico. there's no shame in saving money. ride on, ride proud. geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them with k9 advantix ii. it kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. is caringing because covering heals faster. for a bandage that moves with you and stays on all day, cover with a band-aid brand flexi

not as big as the itunes business. the hardware is where they make the money.be watching in about a month. alex, think he so much. apple hascond time lost a battle for the use of the iphone trademark in china. a beijing court decided a little leather goods maker could use the label for its wallets and purses. apple failed to prove that the iphone was "a famous brand" across china before the small firm applied for the trademark in 2000 and. the company did not selling its smartphones until 2009. apple still has the trademark for the iphone name on mobile devices but not full ownership beyond that. coming up, cbs earnings beat expectations next to add sales. les moonves tells us how traditional advertising is standing up to digital, next. ♪ emily: cbs just posted first-quarter profits citing the super bowl and grammy awards as a catalyst in at sales. les moonves joined david weston on bloomberg go this morning. he asked how the broadcast advertising business continues to succeed despite the emergence of digital advertising. >> i think are are a lot of things goin

apple is denying reports it's planning to phase out music down loads on itunes.ave been in steady decline, but apple may have plenty of reasons to keep selling them. for example, drake's new album sold a million copies in its first week when it was only available on itunes and apple music. tracy, back over to you. >> landon, thanks. >>> 5:27. we're seeing some breaks in the clouds, but we're also seeing a bit of fog this morning. not going to last. that will be clearing out. the temperatures climbing. that's a live view from south philadelphia. 57 degrees at 5:27. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> morning, bill. we're watching the blue route right now. this is right around county line road. this is what a lot of our majors look like. not a lot of traffic out the door there, but we'll check in with more spots and see if everything looks the same when i come back at 5:30. >>> plus, left for dead. we'll tell you the story of this pit bull who was shot multiple times but still survived and what misapolice are now looking. >>> also, honoring beau

. >>> meanwhile, apple is denying reports it's trying to phase out down loads on itunes. they have been in a steady decline going down to 2.3 billion last year. apple may have plenty of reasons to keep selling them. drake's new album sold 1 million copies in the first week when it was only available on itunes and apple music. >>> google is working on its virtual assistant to rival echo. it's code named chirp it would make ok google available throughout your home. >> competition ramping up. >>> joe biden teams up with prince harry. plus, italy is the last to do it. we'll explain, next. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. [ female announcer ] to nurses ev

a lot of people involved, on the one hand, people that existed already in itunes.nd, people the acquired with beat. getting them to work together has been challenging and a lot of guys at each have left. emily: including the former ceo. he is already out. alex: the beats is extremely service. emily: at the same time you have jimmy ivy is still there. he has no title. what is his role? alex: he is in the midst of it. he does a lot on the live music side. talking to artists, getting artists, talking about the breakout thing on apple music. the actual product development side, there are questions about that. we are hearing the first iteration, not so much. a bit more in the one they are developing now. emily: the big hope is that somehow apple can marry its download business and the itunes business with the streaming business. it makes sense because it gives him an edge with artists like adele who don't want to release their albums on streaming services. what kind of changes are they thinking about making here? alex: a lot of it is the music interface. i don't know if

in libraries that they cannot seamlessly sync itunes and apple music.ts was, ok, this is apple, why can i go between one or the other? also, apple is supposed to get these things right. i would say the product is -- one of the flaws -- i would say the product is one of the flaws. plus, 12 million users is not enough. most people thought it was going to be a home run. they had several million credit cards on file, why don't they have 20 million subscribers? carol: they came out with itunes and changed the whole way we access music, right? we assumed they would do this well. but they didn't. now they have to rework it. lucas: they don't really deny the problems. they know that there are issues. we had started off writing a story much about a culture clash within apple between the camp that came over from beats. it is not so surprising that would be a clash. extremely acrimonious and lasted for a long time. it became clear that it is not like it was news to apple. you are trying to figure out what the next steps were and how they can make the product bette

the i itunes store reportedly generates three times the revenue as apple music.nnual developers conference. >>> a mother is warning parents to be aware of those light up shoes. the houston mom says the light up shoes she bought for $25 at payless shoe store ignited in her car last week. the flames burned through the floor. fortunately, her two-year-old was not wearing the shoes at the time. >> it's scary. that's what it is. i am just glad that my son wasn't wearing it at the time and if he had been wearing it i don't know if he could have told me my foot's hot, you know, and i don't think he could take it off by himself. >> there is no official cause of the fire yet from firefighters, but the family says they suspect a lithium ion battery inside the shoe may be to blame. payless is pulling all the shoes from its stores until the investigation is complete. >>> well, a brazen thief in the central valley was caught on camera stealing lottery tickets from a gas station's convenience store. take a look. police in madera say the man, here he is in the blue, came into t

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. >>> apple telling re/code in a report today that -- in a report that it is planning to kill off itunes downloads. that is actually not true according to the company. after the website digital music news reported the tech giant is considering either aggressively ending itunes sales over the next two years or prolonging the faze out by three or four years. besides denying the report apple didn't provide further details but the report got a lot of attention. >> and brazil could be one step closer to impeaching its president. the del tails coming next. but first break out your party hats. great britain is celebrating her majesty's queen elizabeth's birthday with a four day exstrafgz. the s 900 horses and more than 1500 riders. the actual birthday is april 21st. the uk is marking the birthday with several events in april, may and june. and very worthy. >> maybe we should have a celebration here to make you feel comfortable and at home. >> yes. please do. and perhaps we'll get to see that after the break. have we got it with you? oh dear. anyway we're back in a couple of minutes. ♪ executive

apple is trying to figure out why itune users are see the music disappear from their accounts. >> thereamong itune users, with apple working on a fix after some say the music was deleted from the accounts without their permission. >> the company has not identified the problem but is welcoming on an update for release. >> am doll will release new lines of private label including the first major push into perishable fad including notes, and babied if and coffee, and in addition to diapers and laundry detergent and other household items. if you are a big simpson fan you will love the new generator that lets users search for 15 seasons of the hit she for specific quotes and you can town the get interest into animation. >> you could be seeing mario on the big screen, job nose video maker is looking to move spot film industry with details not concerned but it could be theater or dvd. it could be 3-d animation but it will not be a fill -- full film studio. >> san francisco bay trail is longer this morning. a new 2.5 mile segment opened at the edge of the wetlands in sonoma giving visitors a lo

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>> they have stopped up itunes, they've blocked that. >> because they don't want the freedom for their to have the freedom to see it. >> yes. >> so cook is going over to beg them into the to do that? pf i don't know if he'll beg them, but he's trying to mend fences. >> what did cook do to them? >> wait. china has enormous leverage. >> apple needs china. >> absolutely. they need them big-time. don't offend china. >> i don't know how he offended china. what did he do? >> that's a very good question. >> he didn't do anything. he just wants them to stop blocking the itunes. >> china doesn't like a foreign firm like apple exercising that kind of influence inside their market. >> wait until they get a load of trump. stuart varney, everybody. "factor" tip of the day. kim car dakardashian in cuba. will she stay there? the tip moments away. 80% of women say a healthy lifestyle is a priority. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's 50+ complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and calcium to help support bone health. one a day. unless y

. >>> tonight apple is denying a report that they will stop selling music on itunes in two years.ep says it is not true. download sales in the u.s. have dropped half a billion dollars in the past two years. >>> it is one of the most tricky and controversial questions when it comes to your car. how often should you change the oil? we took the same model car to three different shops and guess what. we got three different answers. tomorrow night at 11:00, michael finney shows you what you need to know to of is a money and the environment. join us right here for michael's report. >> for now we wanted to turn to our weather. >> sandhya patel is here. >> and it is only going to get better. >> we have the fog along the coast and it is pushing in over the bay as well. the temperatures right now are still 70 degrees in antioch. that is not a typo. 54 in half moon bay. and here is a live look from our emeryville camera where you can see the gray skies. this is what you will have to deal with for the morning commute. low cloud and fog, spotty morning drizzle. cool conditions at the coast and

they came several years later with the ipod and itunes. i wouldn't count apple out. way say that steve jobs and tim cook have to be the same. tim is an extraordinary executive. but he's a different person. we're all different. >> tell us about people ticker. >> people ticker is taking advantage of one of those really interesting things, and that is, the rise of alternative work. and work today is being done in projects. all the tools we have today enable that. look at slack, a company that didn't exist four years ago, worth $4 billion today. and so as we go to project organizations, it means that we can recruit people who are permanent employees, they can also be people who are independent contractors, the contingent skilled labor work force. at people ticker, we built the largest cloud platform that tracks every job in the u.s., in every city, regardless of industry, but we do that in ten countries and we'll be in 100 countries within a year. we track the pay rate and bill rate for every type of job, salary or contingent worker. no one else has that. it's a tool tha

. >>> tonight apple is denying a report that they will stop selling music on itunes in two years. sales in the u.s. have dropped half a billion dollars in the past two years. >>> it is one of the most tricky and controversial questions when it comes to your car. how often should you change the oil? we took the same model car to three different shops and guess what. we got three different answers. tomorrow night at 11:00, michael finney shows you what you need to know to of is a money and the environment. join us right here for michael's report. >> for now we wanted to turn to our weather. >> sandhya patel is here. >> and it is only going to get better. >> we have the fog along the coast and it is pushing in over the bay as well. the temperatures right now are still 70 degrees in antioch. that is not a typo. 54 in half moon bay. and here is a live look from our emeryville camera where you can see the gray skies. this is what you will have to deal with for the morning commute. low cloud and fog, spotty morning drizzle. cool conditions at the coast and warm inland in the afternoon wi

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the ibooks and itunes and movie store shut down in china last month. speaking of bbchu ching, a company valued at $25 billion, they've been lost in a very heated competition with uber but they are the dominant player here with 87% market share, 11 million riders a day. they've expanded their service as recently, not just to include private riding but also buses and chauffeurs that drive cars of these users. certainly investors have been speculating for some time that apple could be entering the car business. today's announcement that perhaps another hint of apple's larger strategy moving forward, tim cook has said he's more interested in the software aspect of it. finding ways to connect that smartphone with infotainment, in-car experience. there's speculation whether apple is building up their own driverless car. the timing of this is very interesting, considering that tim cook will be visiting china later this month. akiko fujita, shanghai. >>> hackers strike at the heart of the global financial system. wooerl we'll tell you what they did and what it

inspiring fans to download episodes on itunes or amazon or to stream them on netflix, helping media giants extend the life of their brands. the fact that it is now easy for people to binge on shows long after they leave the air grows the potential fan base for these kinds of auctions. >> the availability of the streaming services for people to access the show wherever they want and to revisit these characters, revisit these story lines is going to make the demand really high. >> there are no official estimates, but the business of selling hollywood memorabilia generates at least a billion dollars in annual sales according to screen bid's chairman. a sale of breaking bad props brought in more than $65,000 for walter white's copy of leaves of grass alone. so some of these items could get up into the tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, for something like don draper's car. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> coming up, why researchers may have a whole new set of options when it comes to treating depression, substance abuse, even ptsd. the second par

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they turned off ibooks, they turned off itunes. it's not by accident they do it.king on china as a u.s. company, it can happen and it has happened more for apple than almost anybody else, but it's not going to be easy. it's going to be choppy. i think it's another indication of it when the chinese government turned their stuff off. >> john cook argues that the middle classification is happening over the long-term at rates we don't even understand. is he wrong? >> well, what i think about, carl, is that silicon valley is often able to pull the genie out of the bottle. and i think while i'm not on the advisory apple, i have no inside information, i'm a big tim cook fan. and i believe that this new era of what is called bots, smart assistant messaging, it was discussed in some detail by mark zuckerberg when he talked about facebook m. apple's in the perfect position to take the strong position it has with apps, with app store, with itune songs, with siri and begin to introduce smart assistant messaging. maybe it could be done even as soon as with the new iphone 7. th

they deny that they will destroy itunes. they are offering apple music.ay with paid music. they are offering apple music and are pushing aggressively to stream. hitting a point. the ecosystem gets no value. at the end of the day, no one will be able to catch up and offer this seamless service. i was in china and met with one oam's inading china the smartphone market. he was a no one has a brand like apple. no one has a loyal customer base like apple. it is tough to compete in the android ecosystem, because we are all offering the same thing. francine: in some cases, national pride takes over and you by the national phone. i want to show you the market valuation of apple versus alphabet, formally google. it has taken over. morepple is briefly valuable -- sorry. why all was briefly more valuable in february. it will likely do the same again . is this winner takes all? away from market cap, who will win in driverless cars? apple or google? brian: i do not think there will has to be one winner. there will be a lot of companies that participate. apple has an e

a new episode is available on itunes and fox news radio.com. >>> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy at the "red eye" news desk. >> hi, tom. trump and hairspray. once again it is leading our election 2016 coverage, trump's hairspray. last it was trump's tweet about tacos. >> everyone was making fun of trump, but i think he came out on top in that exchange. >> i want to see his hair in the first 12 minutes. it is magnificent: >> trump says if i take hairspray and spray it in my apartment, which is all sealed. you are telling me that affects the ozone layer? i say no way, folks. no way. i could be wrong, but it is almost like trump is not a scientist. the problem was they stayed in the atmosphere for 10s of hundreds of years. assuming trump doesn't live in a place sealed all of the time, that was a problem. >> he is winning points with coal mining people. >> i don't know if it is a good point and i don't know if the hairspray works less well. >> aqua net is still around and you can still get it. >> i don't

. >> a tribute to seth and that's available on itunes. he plans to donate the profits to charity. we will have fan reaction at 11:00 p.m. >> tonight new voices call to find a new chief to lead the san francisco police department. they are asking for the turnt chief to step down and they grow louder in the discovery of racist statements and text messages. among those voices are supervisors the news reporter has the demand to get the state attorney general involved. >> calls for a chief are growing. >> attorneys are gathering at the hall of justice. their message to kamala harris. >> we demand you investigate. you need to come on down or else you don't need to run for united states senate. >> she said she will launch an investigation if the one under way falls short. in an e-mail statement, they said the united states department of justice is currently engaged in a review that is comprehensive. the most recent developments that the sergeant made a racial slur. they sent the members and sent the matter to the police commission. the recommendation up to and including determination. th

you can check it out on itunes and sound cloud. ♪ emily: google's offices in paris have been rated.icers arrived around 5 a.m. local time as part of a preliminary criminal investigation into whether the is this is have been operating without clearing some of its revenues. friend has previously suggested google has 1.8 billion dollars in back taxes to pay. underway, erics schmidt was a few hundred miles away in amsterdam speaking at a start up conference. he spoke about how hard it can be to start up a business. laws.re are a billion it's harder to be an occupant or in europe than it is in america. but the tax policies and amount of time it takes to create a firm and so on, what happens when i meet with governments is they all say yes and listen very politely. europeans are always very light and then they don't do anything about it. this coincides with a separate investigation as whether there are preferential tax deals as a way to entice them to do business there. companiesoo! -- the auction process is said to be going well. goldman says it is well on the way but declined to give an

check it out on itunes & cloud on monday. ♪ brad: from claims about conservative bias in facebook trendingsudden resignation of renaud laplanche as lending club ceo, there has been no shortage of tech news this week. joining us now, executive technology editor tom giles. let's start with facebook. bias in trending topics -- why is that a big deal? tom: what a week facebook has hand -- hat. how badly was it handled pr-wise? the question over bias is a really big deal. this is something used by just about everyone you know, so if there's a concern about whether they are influencing, whether there is a bias in what you see on facebook, and a lot of people will be concerned about how useful this is as a service. people go to facebook -- it has worked -- warped so much over the years from being a place where we just like what other people are doing, look at pictures -- we still do that stuff, but now we increasingly go to facebook to get informed, to find out about was interesting, what people are reading, what's going on out there. let me play devil's advocate. a lot of newspapers have bias, a