i'm jon fortt here with spotify chief revenue officer, jeff levick.ements you guys had today. a shift in probably what spotify is to a lot of people. you're becoming in a way a music publisher. working with artists to create tracks specifically for running. tracks that change tempo. you've got video that you're doing original video along with partnerships with others. what does this signal about what spotify intends to be in the next two to three years. >> spotify is already a destination where 60 million people come every single day to listen to music and spend a large portion of their day with us. what it signals is we want to find ways to enhance the experience and provide more content for all different parts of the day when you're using spotify. whether it's the morning, afternoon or evening for us to have the content that you want to see at those different times today. >> artists and some record companies are having a concern about what this technology affects on music really is. when the supply of music that you have for any given moment gets so

jeff. >>> a six year fight continues tonight for many right here in the state of pennsylvania. a group of protesters gathering today on levickeet in philadelphia. their message stop unjust cancellations of driver's licenses in the commonwealth. organizers say it's been six years to the day that pennsylvania dot began unfairly canceling licenses in immigrant communities. while they say progress has been made, since then, protesters say they will continue to fight for us? tis. >> we are here and we are human beings and you need to support us in this fight restoration for driver's license in pennsylvania. >> the group also introduced a new campaign today. safety for all npa2015. organizers say the goal here to bring attention to both public safety and human rights issues. >>> if you're headed anywhere outdoors in pennsylvania this weekend there's an app you might want to download. >> definitely. this spring researchers have found ticks in all 67 counties it's bad and putting at greater risk for lyme disease. >> i'm getting itching just thinking about it. this is an app aiming to help you fight back. fox's jodi goldberg explains