six days a week. >> 6 million lps were sold last year in the u.s.ersus total sold, it is 140% growth. that is compared to a 44% drop in cd sales. look no further than rapper macklemore. a year and a half after the release of his album "the heist," rainbow is making the vinyl version. >> when you buy the physical copy today, they will give you the digital copy as well. >> that is very common. >> macklemore made the album available to whole foods and urban outfitters. >> they have got a 12 inch by 12 inch picture of themselves in a store that speaks to their brand. >> rainbow is scrambling to meet the new demand for vinyl with old equipment. the newest record presses 35 years old. the testing takes place on a vintage turntable. >> this was converted to vinyl. >> this was a cd machine that was converted for vinyl. >> that is where we are going. >> jon erlichman. the warriors have struck a deal with a tech giant. we will talk with co-owner peter guber next. you can watch us streaming on your phone, your tablet, and at bloomberg.com. ♪ >> welcome back. i

musician focusing on lps is nothing new.arted third man records five years ago and since the beginning albums have been a key component. >> it's always been on vinyl. we never stopped. this is not new for us. >> what is new, while vinyl sales are climbing, digital downloads are dying. for the first time since the dawn of itunes, sales fell. vinyl is so hot and the albums are moving so fast that the record store just expanded adding two here in nashville. it's not just records flying off shelves. turn tables are hot commodities, too. >> it's fairly addicting. once i sell someone a turntable they're here every week. >> most turntables given the analog they enjoy with the convenience they love. vinyl has staying power. keep spinning for generations to come. jonathan martin, al jazeera, nashville. >> thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. 101 east.is coming up next. and you can always head over to our website www.aljazeera.com. >> dadu, southern pakistan, just a few months ago.

rainbow records was down to producing just 5000 lps a day a few years ago now -- >> are average days2,000 record today. >> you are producing up to 22000 and a? last year, 6 million lps were sold. 144% growth in four years compared to 54% growth for digital albums and a drop in cd sales. you want to know why vinyl is hot, look at macklemore. a year-and-a-half afterward -- after the release, rainbow was making the final version. when you buy the physical today, in certain cases, they will give you the digital copy as well. >> that is very common. >> macklemore made the lp available at retailers where he quickly sold out. >> they're not only selling those units but they have a 12 inch by 12 inch picture of themselves in a store that speaks to the brand. >> with music fans feeling nostalgic, rainbow is strangling to meet the new demand for vinyl with old equipment. its newest record press is 35 years old and album testing takes place on a vintage turntable. >> this is a seedy centering machine we have converted for vinyl. >> this is a cd machine that was converted for vinyl. >> that tell

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that overall, of the $8.69 proximately that we paid to contractors, only about 14% of it has gone to lps. i apologize. that's actually typo. it's 40% lb contractors. not just subcontractors that. so that's below the port commission's general goal of 20%. additionally, for contracts that are compliant with 14 point b, 7.5 million have been paid over all of which 15% of conduit obe, subcontractors. you can see from the table that on the far right is an average goal of 20% in our really want to emphasize average because i'm trying to provide some information general information for you, but really each of these categorizes comprised of several , many contracts. each with their own individual goals. this just a way for you to see, on average, with those goals come to. sue can see that we are performing lower than what our goals really are overall. but it's important to note, this is just for two quarters of the fiscal year. we need to be considering what is the overall life of these contracts and you can see in the green, i have highlighted all 3 of these categories are performing above the

. >> cds all but killed the lp industry 30 years ago. vinyl sales have turned a corner.in 2013, lp sales increased by more than 30% while the trend is up, the number of vinyl sold is a fraction of music sales. what's behind the resurgent. it will just sound better on vinyl. >> few would debate it's the best sound experience. >> there is a revival of the appreciation of the object, itself, from the cover to the inside sleeve, albums put art at the forefront of the musical experience. >> those people who prefer having something tactile and want that optimum listening experience are the people who have gone back to final. >> jack white solo album, blunderbus. >> graeme award winning jack white focusing on lps is nothing new. he started third man records five years ago. albums have been a key come potent? >> this isn't new for us. >> what is new is that while album sales are climbing, digital music downloads are diving. in 2013, for the first time since the dawn of itunes, digital sales fell. to a smaller degree vinyl all contributed to the decline. vinyl is so hot and the a

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>> six days a week. >> last year, 6 million lp's were sold in the u.s.. 144% growth in four years. that to 54% growth for digital albums and a 44% drop in cd sales. if you want to know why it is hot, look no farther than rap artist macklemore. a year and half after the release of his hit album, rainbows busy manufacturing the vinyl version. there's a digital twist. >> when you buy the physical today, in certain cases like this one, they will give you the digital copy as well. >> that is common. >> they made it available at retailers like whole foods and urban outfitters where it quickly sold out. >> there are not only selling those units, but they have a 12 inch by 12 inch picture of themselves in a store that speaks to their brand. >> with music fans feeling nostalgic, rainbow is scrambling to meet the new demand for final with old equipment. its newest record presses 35 years old and album testing takes place on a vintage turntable. >> this was converted for vinyl. >> it was converted for vinyl? >> that tells you where we are going. >> talk about turning things upside down. hip-h

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. >> reporter: lps charter high school focuses on technology. they have been planning the mo every to this business park complex for three years. the school's ceo even calls this an ideal location. >> allowing our students to interact with small businesses, have internships and entrepreneurial opportunities. >> reporter: just as the school prepares to move about 500 students to the business park to start the upcoming school year, administrators are suddenly having second thoughts. >> our first priority is the safety and security of our students. >> reporter: they are suspending the move at least for now and will soon make a final decision. the ceo claims in three years of site research, they are just now finding out about the parole office. just wonder why it took so long to find out that there's a parole office across the street given the signage. >> we found this out, uhm, we're glad that we found it out. and we have -- we're moving forward. >> reporter: lps charter high school will stay at their current location. right now they are sharing th

. >> joining gates, a friend and fellow philanthropist, the bloomberg lp founder and former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. >> there are fewer people starving, fewer people sleeping without a roof over their head. things are better. >> in the bill and melinda gates foundation, gates predicts that by 2035 there will be almost no poor nations left in the world. coming up, we hear what these titans are doing to see that through. bill, i read through your letter and what i noticed in the tone was that you are very optimistic. you say look, we are better off than we were decades ago. where does this optimism come from? >> i think i am naturally optimistic but also the facts are on the side of the optimist. it is dangerous that people are focusing on the bad news and not seeing the progress we have made. it means they don't look at the best practices. it makes them less generous. we are raising poor countries up. most people live in middle-income countries now. there is more to be done on health and agriculture, but the track record success, if you don't see that you are not going

scattered across the site of the adults get to the pakistani capital exporter with twenty two tier lp and eat. police say seventeen thousand people were at the market this morning when the bomb went off to the ground by tina's of exclusive set to be hidden in a box of fruit. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for what the deadliest attack in islamabad since two thousand and eight. the pakistani taliban has reportedly did not eat any involvement the group's holding peace talks with pakistan and is supposed to be accepting fifty five until april that end. i can't stand offs between a russian activists and the ukrainian authorities the continuing in eastern ukraine the ctv nuanced fifty one people held against their will be released from a state security building next to this system i'll keep trying it. he copied said the township attorney says protest is confronted and fellow crew russian colleagues to set me off to the dipping of rest days. he added. denton as i see this and remained inside the regional sites the building. in all three cases the cornice fair referendum to b

it's really essentially the way that the welfare institutions coda allow for the first step of an lps mental health conservatorship and this is when they are placed in involuntary hold and taken to psychiatric services and even our elderly clients that are on a 5150 are on a through generation at diversion because they are at capacity. when we are at an event that an aps workers tries to initiate a 5150 we call on a crisis worker and they are limited due to staff resources at the time and we are also working with the police. what the criteria is grave disability typically. there are times that the client might be a danger to self or danger to others. but more often with the self negative -- neglecting clients there is a grave disability that we are trying to establish. a grave disability is when we are trying to say that this client does not have the ability to provide for his own food, clothing and shelter. the real challenge with the 5150 criteria is that those that have pretty significant mental health issues and trying to apply that 5150 code with that person who has an impairment

lp, for your plan to keep -- mr. president, for your plan to keep your party in power in america, you've earned another f. when a student has earned that many f's, a good teacher would put that child in timeout. and that is what we need to do. we need to put this president and people who work with him and his party and people who think like him into time-out. let me tell you about my cousin. klovis. cousin named she's from the mother country, from louisiana where all of the fought knows and hillarys come from. he went to mardi gras one year in new orleans and he met a new creole and moved her . ad like that one day she went shopping. it was a saturday afternoon and klovis was sitting at home in the kitchen. he had a bowl of fresh oysters right in the front of them. he was picking them out one at a time. he would pull it and inspect it and look at it. and he would put it down and pick up another one. and he did that with several oysters and so klovis. his wife didn't know what was happening. her hand on his head. she

he said he sounded lp emotionally distraught. >> earlier, we attributed to nbc news that he'd be fined $5 million, and he was suspended indefinitely. those were incredibly wrong numbers. he has been fined $2.5 million and banned for life. so those are the facts as we know them from the press conference itself. >> yeah, some people are saying, could that money actually come from other, different areas? they're saying that could be different fines imposed on him, particularly sponsors. there are 15 and counting, by the hour, more and more sponsors were coming in and breaking their affiliations with the nba. he said that this is something else that silver addressed, saying, this has really caused companies to even question their very ties to the league. something that he also was very upset about it, because this has a business. let's face it. and how much this is going to impact the players that bring in those bucks, yet to be decided. >> no doubt this will be debated on sports radio and in the newspapers and around kitchen tables for some time to come. now, we will continue to cover thi

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. >> reporter: lps charter high school focuses on technology.have been planning the mo every to this business park complex for three years. the school's ceo even calls this an ideal location. >> allowing our students to interact with small businesses, have internships and entrepreneurial opportunities. >> reporter: just as the school prepares to move about 500 students to the business park to

forty four there were still moments of levity however as the always come off ortiz meant to take this lp with president obama as they prepared to take the photo prompting laughter from the crowd the english football association has charged two more creamy leek players on the controversial quinn noticed if he wakes up to the club and no coat was found guilty finding the five match ban for making the summit which is widely perceived as anti semitic. in law sue echo to covertly online and to keep the opera we want in place of totem poles but was one of those charged with improper conduct of the pasting this message on twitter congratulation nl could infringe on what he labelled a peaceful quit now tottenham hotspur a club like even if its jewish community leaders said in a statement. the mets have been discussed and eight cents and was in decline. the tutu has until next tuesday to respond to the charges if he also issued warnings to manchester city players the ministry of the memo do so cool that the pope the previous messages they posted on social media. jewish groups condemned to know cu

. >> reporter: lps charter high school will stay at their current location sharing the same campus with castlemont high school. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> as da said, the school shares a campus with castlemont high school in east oakland and plans to stay there as it sorts things out. >>> a minor earthquake hit napa county last night. the 3.7 quake was 6 miles east of yountville as two dozen west coast lawmakers are calling for funding for a warning system. last week a 5.1 quake rattled l.a. no injuries were reported. >>> you know who just came back from that area? >> yes. >> did you feel it? >> no! i was hoping i was going to feel at least a couple of aftershocks. nothing. but i had some good rides in disneyland. >> bet you did. >> that's good. [ laughter ] >> it was very nice down there. you know what, we have some changes coming our way today and for the weekend ahead. some showers moving onshore right now. if you are stepping outside, look at this. our doppler radar picking up that rain moving onshore. along the peninsula and the central bay and starting to make its way towa

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heavyweight soft bank and other out of today's market action that's going on until he calmed eight lp legal team say wasn't exactly the stuff we come. that's right we leaned on a positive start to the week the nikkei dropped almost three hundred points at one stage and it ended down by one point seven percent and that finishing below the key fifteen thousand mark. the indices were taking profits at the sa steep falls in europe on friday as the yen's strength against the dollar to mentions that these big losers included exporters and financials panasonic down of four point seven percent for his people's there and sumitomo mitsui financial group was down by three point two percent. his job status on a recovery from an unusual week i'm usually cold winter in the us and that was the be good for stocks but the positive and that did not last long on wall street in fact the ticketing nasdaq fell two point six percent and posted its biggest drop since better and those jitters were also felt in tokyo but the bucking the trend was the nineties until the pharmaceutical company that grows to twen

yes they go back to the lps in many cases.times it is because the lps have been pushing back. >> in some instances they could go back to the private equity companies themselves. it depends on the degree of negotiation. in the larger private equity plans have been much more diligent and harder and are looking to get these paid back to the fund. a dairy specific exam into these fees and expenses. muchow the sec wants to go broader and deeper. what is next? what do private equity firms have to be worried about next? one is the area of coinvestment. they are taking a hard look at what investors who are arty investors in private equity funds, what do they get to invest alongside the funds so that a private equity manager may find out that there is a need for a $500 million investment in the fund may only want to invest 300 million. back.nd manager may go it raises a number of different issues under the securities. the least of which is disclosures. heardy quickly, i have from some private equity managers that certain sec offices we

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it is permanent equity, it is not going to come out when the lp wants it to come out. think the second part of the business model that differentiates us is we do not think of ourselves as just investors. we really think of ourselves as operators. positionsing majority and working very closely with the management teams to actually impact the business models. business models in africa are rallied in many of the banks, not all of them. they are rather simplistic. about getting big returns. >> when you think about nigeria and the rule of law and the history in that country, many people feel that -- feel massively uncomfortable making any sort of investment there. >> what we found with the equity is the investors who invested in were predominantly from the u.s., which was surprising. surprising, in a pleasing way, is the vast majority of them -- for the vast majority of them this is their first investment in africa. the fact we have had a number of people who have operated in africa so they have confidence arnold ism -- chairing the operation and was the former ceo of echo

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we were going to see in the apple istore - this is how the record industry macts money, we bout the lp, the cassette. the track and the mp3s, and a last pay day with hd mp3s. neil young is trying to go against that. >> neil young started a kick starter campaign for a new audio player, costing $400. it's pono and he raised a lot of money. how does it work. >> he did. part of this is - we have to be skeptical. when celebrities get involved, we don't think clearly. it's a version of the ipod. it doesn't play every one of the code ex. high fidelity may say that you can get better than the high quality mp3s. it may or may not be true. apps an ipod that plays certain code exes, and they will wow people. c.d.s have extraordinary sounds. they are remarkable. they give us 22,000 times a second we get chunks of sound, and they are doing it - it's at 16 bits, which is extraordinarily. hear. >> speaking about changes in music. if you wanted to buy the cd, you can get it online. you used to go to a record store that sold the tracks and vine ills, it's meant to bring attention to what declined. you

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