pandora pays money to stream its songs. it pays royalties. the copyright royalty board, the crb, the organization actually sets those particular royalty rates. the royalty rates of course the people in the industry want higher royalty rates. there's been some speculation maybe they would raise them for next year. i don't know when that ruling is. i understand it's supposed to come in the next month or two. but apparently it hasn't happened yet. there's speculation they may raise the rates. david was talking about this a little bit earlier. there were other agreements that pandora had entered into and crb can now use these other agreements as benchmarks for setting the rates. which obviously pandora wants to set lower royalty rates if it can. i believe it's about a sixth of a penny per stream. .0014 or 15. that's pretty small amount. the industry wants to raise that. i've heard .0025. so we don't have a ruling on this but we have a lot of speculation. some of it is that it may be favorable, at least at the moment, to pandora. again, up 6% for

what kind of impact has to happen for pandora? >> very little.irst and foremost, the differentiation is the service itself. we figured out how to effortlessly deliver a wonderfully delightful personalized listening experience, and that is fantastically hard to do. we've been at it 15 years, and it's a kwef technology investment. it's also the data and usage we're getting back from listeners. $60 billion plus that have created this engine that is just uncannily good for selecting the right music for the right person. we've been doing that for a long time. >> what's the competitive advantage? how are the services different? >> well, we have seen this movie before. we've had a lot of pandora killers over the years, and i think that what the competition discovers time and time again is just how hard it is to create the station that with very little effort will just nail the listening experience for you. not just for hour one, but hour 100. not just the first day, but the first year. that takes an awful lot of investment and listeners are forgiving ab

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. >> music streaming at pandora is topping a new list of apps creating the most revenue worldwide. analytic company pandora brought in more money than any other app and it is free to download and use but it offers a paid service, call and messaging app lines came in second and followed by dating app and apple's pay to ask, and spotify. >> there is a lot to do across the bay area this labor day weekend and here is leyla gulen with the ideas for where you live. >> folks looking to sock up the nice day of summer should head to the monterey county fair for farm fresh fun, celebrating agriculture. the fair runs law labor day. >> the last gasp of summer is captured at millbrae art and wine festival. enjoy live music, food, and wine during the mardi gras inspired party. the beat of brazil can be it -- felt in berkeley to celebrate rio de janeiro so dress in traditional white attire for food and more. for more information go to abc7news.com. >> listen to this, the bay area nature of said he knows what is important when disaster strikes why it is family first and >> coming up at 4:00, a new

pandora is usually free with ads and charges $4.99. the u.s. open for free, tennis fans can go with no charge including a lot of matches, men and women semifinals, jr. intercollegiate and wheelchair, part of the reason they are doing this is to promote doubles tennis. gates open at 11:00 with matches starting at noon, take your rain gear. juliet: top stories when we come back. ben: stay with us. introducing starbucks small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". ben: the heat wave is over, get ready for some rain. how much rain, it is liberating. mike is here. >> james blake was toppled by officers outside a new york city hotel when on his way to the u.s. open. poli

go to ziprecruiter.com. >>> pandora, love pandora, celebrating its ten-year anniversary. the company went public in 2011 it's trading higher by 5%. today we take you inside the company to see what it's all about if you work there. music is everywhere, the free avocados go fast. it's this week's office envy. >> hi, i'm lizzie whithome senior vice president at pandora. i'm going to take you on a behind-the-scree behind-the-scenes tour. >> we started very small and we're now almost 1,000 employees in this office. we have an open office at pando pandora. i'm walking through the strategy team. over here we have legal. all the floors above us include sales, marketing,p r, engineering, product and our music analyst team. we rely heavily on conference rooms but we want to bring the music into the space. we've been asking people their favorite conference rooms. >> tupac and too short. >> this is one of the common rooms where people can bring their lunch, brung their laptop and just have a place to relax. skittles are a huge favorite. number one favorite flavor in the kitchen. i'm

pandora soaring to a year-to-date stock high.t 6% but one trader is betting more than $5 million it do drop sharply by the year end. mike has the story. >> twice the put volume when the company got good news on the royalty ruling. but we saw somebody who already has a bearish bet on july 9th they rolled out and bought the january 20th puts paying under 2.70 for 20,000 of those, representing 2 million shares and for those to be profitable the stock needs to drop well more than 15% by the january exploration. but the takeaway for investors, take a look at how high the options premiums are. the stock is implying it will move probably 30%, up or down, between now and january expiration. >> all right. thanks so much, mike ciao. check out the full show of options action on friday at 5:30. >>> coming up on "mad money," cramer has the ceos of rand gold and allergan and the future of mining so don't miss these interviews. and cramer will answer back to james bullards comments that it was a close call on the fed. so coming up next, the tra

for pandora which has no advertisements or commercials that will cost you 99 cents and includes a few extra steps in case you don't like is song. >> it grinds to a halt by thanksgiving. your resume should be ready to go by then. hopefully getting the follow-ups and callbacks. monster says the time is now. steve: and it's a new kind of design in sports. the way that fans have change changed the way that they root for their home teams. and russ salzberg goes one-on-one with major league baseball's chief diversity officer talking about coming out of the closet after his career came to an end so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $300 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. get out o

pandora and spotify an apple music.ic and intellectual property is killing a lot of industries. it is doing great harm to the music industry because it is making it possible for music to be so easily stolen. there is a new generation with a new mindset that believes everything on the web is free for the taking. it is affecting journalism, film, anything that can be digitized. there is really not much money to be made in selling records anymore. it is now just an advertisement for your tour. charlie: is this? don: pretty much. i spent over a million dollars making the record. i very much doubt i will see a profit. charlie: you will not see a profit for five years? don: if i see a profit at all. that is what it has come to. charlie: because you are talking to people like me, people will want to see you? don: i hope so. we have all of the services you mentioned, pandora and spotify, but they pay a fraction of a cent to the artist. i could do a whole hour on youtube and how much of the content on youtube is a copyright infr

they are leading anywayment pandora, spotify, and then i heart radio. so they're still ahead.hem or not. >> yes. >> you talked about a birthday earlier? >> canadian born singer, you lover his christmas music? >> he has the best christmas albumns, how old is he, 40? >> micah buble, yes, born in 1975. the wait is over. re just are in, stephen colbert had plenty of memorable moments during his premiere last night. of course we didn't see it. >> i know, but we'll breakdown some of the funniest moments you may have missed after the break. >> can we play some michael buble? >> good morning, welcome back, little billy joel for you. >> ♪ >> this one is a fun one, upbeat fun song by billy joel. >> ♪ knit middle of the night ♪ >> which is like right now. that's when we get up. >> that's right, sue serio. keep singing. >> yes, i work for the morning show, but it is the middle of the night show. we're glad you're with us, no matter what time it is, of course, we start off with a check on what used to be a tropical storm, now it is a tropical depression, it is grace, still, in the middle o

. >>> pandora is giving listeners a present to celebrate its tenth birthday. the online streaming service will remove ads from its music streams for 24 hours on tuesday, september 9. it's calling it listener love day. on every other day, pandora's 80 million listeners hear the ads or subscribe for $5 a month. >>> the pope offers more understanding to women who have had abortions. more on that story coming up. >> plus, local students come up with a way to get clean drinking water to more people. >> reporter: we're just about an hour and a half away from protests planned here in the the city of baltimore as the first day of the freddie gray hearing is under way. i'll have a preview coming up at 6:30. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine in d.c. how the actions of one brave seventh grade girl could help change d.c. i'll explain coming up. >> another hot one in the metro area. i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. temperatures on the rise and along with heat and humidity, we could see an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon. still in the clear through the morning ru

we have different versions of radio, whether it is pandora, spotify or listening to it on the internetn't tell that to tom keene. are we going to wind up with more mergers or different types of content companies? and i startuld alix looking for new careers? ton: i don't think you have look for another job in the near term, but i think one has to be aware that there are other technologies coming into play and news is being transmitted all kinds of ways. we did not have the huffington zzfeedwe did not have bu -- five or 10 years ago, they didn't exist and now people are reading it. -- they have been hit hadley. buthey have been hit badly, there is still a market for magazines, although it is segmented. every magazine is not going to be around. you are a well-known supporter of hillary clinton. the media is having a lot of fun talking about her weakness in the poll and a new poll shows bernie sanders overtaking her in iowa. should they be panicking? alan: i think team hillary is aware and they are not sticking their nose in the ground. she has an enormous strength, which is somewhat cloud

we now have, you know, radio, clearly, but we have pandora and spottify and apple music. >> not really. you know, the digitization of music and intellectual property in general is killing a lot of industries. it is certainly doing great harm to the music industry because it is making it possible for music to be so easily stolen. there's a new generation with a new mindset that believes everything on the web is free for the taking. it's affecting journalism, it's affecting film. anything that can be digitized. so there is really not much money to be made in selling records anymore. your record is just an ad advertisemented for the tour. >> rose: money is in the tour. money is in the tour. this is a promotional device for the tour. >> rose: i is this? pretty much. >> rose: this is a solo tour. i spent over a million dollars making that record and over five years and i very much doubt i'll see a profit from it. >> rose: not for five years? i doubt i'll see a profit from it at all. this is basically an advertisement for my tour. that is what it's come to. >> rose: because you

we have different versions of radio going on, whether it is pandora, spotify or listening to it on the alix: don't tell that to tom keene. but does that mean we are going to wind up with more mergers or different types of content companies in the future as we transition? joe: and should alix and i start looking for new careers? alix: for sure. no, i have had that same conversation with other newscasters. i don't think you have to look for another job in the near term, but i think one has to be aware that there are other technologies coming into play and news is being transmitted in all kinds of ways. we did not have the huffington post, we did not have buzzfeed -- five or 10 years ago, they didn't exist and now people are reading it. magazines certainly have been seen the, and we have demise of "newsweek," but i figured has been resurrected recently. there is still a market for magazines, although it is segmented. every magazine is not going to be around. you go out and look at a magazine rack at a newsstand, there are still hundreds of magazines out there. i wonder sometimes how i hav

specifically pandora saying today it's happy the u.s.ight office has agreed that a deal with a key rights agency is at admissible as a possible benchmark. already more than 17 million shares have traded. again, on a normal day, scott, over the past three months, it trades around 4.6, 4.7 million. very heavy trading in these shares so far today. >> give me a quick thought. >> it's interesting because we had some incredible unusual activity. i think john was talking about it, as a matter of fact. the calls, they were to the 20s. they absolutely exploded today. it's not that people are looking saying, hey, look, valuation level. people are looking for what may happen into the future. right now, they're seeing a nice speak. >> oil's bouncing as well by the way. up more than 3%. at the nymx. >> watching prices hovering, trading just slightly over that. when we talked last week, you said you thought oil was going to 50. there are some issues that could come up. we'll get more data, inventories. do you still think we hit that mark? >> i actuall

accounts, social security cards, birth certificates, lifelong subscriptions to services like netflix and pandorathey're all there and they're going cheap. this doesn't really look anything different than amazon.com except they're birth certificates and credit cards for sale. to the layman it's shocking, but mark says this is like the flea market of the cyber criminal underworld. there are higher levels of virtual shopping malls where you can buy much more powerful and expensive malware. >> as you move your way into the more effective cyber crime underground, they become increasingly picky about who they let into their networks. >> reporter: so there is sort of a hierarchy. >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: the hot ticket item these days? point of sale malware that targets credit card swipers in stores. >> there has been a huge spike in new point of sale malware especially targeting u.s. retailers. >> reporter: that's because unlike europe and canada most u.s. retailers still haven't switched to new chip and pin technology. >> there's an increased pressure for the cyber criminals to maximize the

pandora by the way has 80 million users.y offered a pay service for 4.99 a month eliminating advertising between songs. >> pandora right here in oakland, california. >> you see the big sign. >>> are you getting excited about the warrior's trophy and to talk to the gm? >> i am. there are questions we'll ask and we'll have fun asking questions about the trophy, that thing, can you imagine, being in charge itself? >> no. >> you can't lose it. can't leave it in the car. >> no. you can't do that. >> that kind of stuff. just join us later on. i think you'll have with it. if you have to leave, i understand, you might be able to catch some itself online. this is a look at the east bay. southbound 880 has really been slow. it is from 238 down to fremont. that is becoming normal. we look at san jose area traffic is slow as well as you drive-thru. we'll get back to that in just a second. we'll take a look at this intersection specifically to show you that up close but i want to show you the bay bridge because the bay bridge has been ve

you get all the music you want, spots few, pan door aapple -- spotify, pandora, apple music. music streaming is going up. it you look at the whole music experience, it goes beyond the song. the idea of discovering new things, the idea of sharing music with each other, the idea of signaling who are you based on the bands you like or music you listen to. there's a music experience that goes beyond the song. when you get that prosecute from spotifi, it becomes less important. >> how sticky do you think it is? it seems that if the economy's doing well now but if we have another downturn or recession and people are cutting back, they look at their monthly bill, you need to keep paying for electricity. you need to pay the rent, and, you know, netflix, spotify, all these things are sort of easily ticked off and maybe save $50, $80 a month. >> the great thing it subscription services, you're right, you can turn it off at any given time of because of that, you know the other person on the other side cares about what you want. really cares about the experience. and they've got to earn

an instrument to be used whenever it proves favorable, and to be avoided when it is not, a true pandora's box is opened, releasing uncontrollable forces which gravely harm defenseless populations, the cultural milieu and even the biological environment. the preamble and the first article of the charter of the united nations set forth the foundations of the international juridical framework -- peace, the pacific solution of disputes and the development of friendly relations between the nations. strongly opposed to such statements, and in practice denying them, is the constant tendency to the proliferation of arms, especially weapons of mass destruction, such as nuclear weapons. an ethics and a law based on the threat of mutual destruction -- and possibly the destruction of all mankind -- are self-contradictory and represent an affront to the entire framework of the united nations, which would end up as a nations united by fear and distrust. [applause] there is urgent need to work for a world free of nuclear weapons, in full application of the non-proliferation treaty, in letter and spirit,

the independence is basically opening pandora's box in the region, and then we will face an entirelyifferent middle east, not just one, two, three of the many areas which may claim for independence, thus it is not appropriate to basically support the organization or support the independence of anyone on the territory, any of the independent territories. the territorial integrity's. >> okay. thank you, nasser hadian. most people in washington are not ignore that there is a debate going on. as you have mentioned been written in your paper, the dominant view still is not iran must be a force for what it cost position. you know well that what iran call stabilization arab countries call meddling a worse in the affairs of arab countries. how you think the iranian debate can bethe somehow factor in the debate in the arab world how they can be influenced to see iranian activities in this to have less negative light. >> my wife tells me my speaking skills have regressed. iranian intentions and capabilities. what they want to do. regardless of what it wants to do and what is capabilities are.

. >> this opens pandora's box to a whole host of other questions. is there something else that we don't know about? >> the financial market conditions, and financial market conditions tightening of that's basically what theicallylighted as to why they held off. >> reporter: now it's onto the next fed meeting at the end of october. with the next do it dependent met now expanded to global development. with nicely business report i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> there was drama on the street as the market tried to interpret that decision by the federal reserve. stocks fell sharply after the release, then rose just as fast only to rise even further, and then drop. by the close the dow jones industrial average fell 65 points to 16,674. the nasdaq was four points higher. the s&p 500 lost five points. yields also fell following the decision as you can see from the chart of the ten-year treasury note. bob pass any was at the new york stock exchange for all of today's ups and downs. >> reporter: well, that was something. even though the fed did not rai

what's the genre that, if i go to pandora, what's the genre i'm going to find you guys under?mateo: i mean, you can look up regional mexican or pop. you know, i mean, that's it, that's what we're putting it under. but we're calling it popteño. yeah, it's a mix between, you know, the traditional and modern style. damian: i mean, not just anybody can do that mezcla. you got to have a creative mind. mateo: it was--you know, it was--it took a little bit of time to do, you know. but with these guys, you know, they're talented. and in the studio, we really buckled down and just worked hard, and it was a good--at the end of the day, it was a good product that came out, you know, so. it was very organic. you know, it was cool the way it came out. damian: and did you not have a choice? did they say, "you're coming on board whether you like it or not? giovanni: well, i mean, i kind of knew that i was going to be involved with them in this type of project. and sure enough, it happened and i'm very excited to work with them. it's not every day you can work with your brothers, you know? so

. >> even my parents are using n pandora now. >> ama daetz reports on a bay area pilgrimage to see the pope later this week. >>> and the race for president just got caller. one candidate steps down. >> >>> pope francis continued his visit to cuba today with a visit to santiago. thousands lined the streets of cuba's second largest city, meeting with clergy and visited the shrine of the country's patrons saints. >> i know that the church in cuba was in difficult conditions to take everyone, even in the most-remote places. the presence of christ. >> the pope told the faithful they should try to be willing to change. tomorrow morning, people attend mass and meet with families there and leave for washington, d.c. >>> the pope is scheduled to arrive in washington, d.c. about 1:00 p.m. our time. he's there for wednesday's cannonization of other junipero sara. >> some lucky people will be sitting near the pope. >> ama daetz had a chance to meet a couple of them. >> reporter: from washington, d.c. to new york and philadelphia, pope francis is the hottest ticket in town. so hot, tickets the cath

an instrument to be used whenever it proves favorable, and to be avoided when it is not, a true pandora'sbox is opened, releasing uncontrollable forces which gravely harm defenseless populations, the cultural milieu and even the biological environment. the preamble and the first article of the charter of the united nations set forth the foundations of the international juridical framework, peace, the pacific solution of disputes and the development of friendly relations between the nations. strongly opposed to such statements, and in practice denying them, is the constant tendency to the proliferation of arms, especially weapons of mass distraction, such as nuclear weapons. an ethics and a law based on the threat of mutual destruction, and possibly the destruction of all mankind, are self-contradictory and an affront to the entire framework of the united nations, which would end up as "nations united by fear and distrust." there is urgent need to work for a world free of nuclear weapons, in full application of the non-proliferation treaty, in letter and spirit, with the goal of a complete

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pandora has been in dispute with some music labels over how much it pays. no news, we should be clear, no news on this. it looks like that is one of the potential explanations for big boosts we have seen. it is also on very high volume. double the daily average already and we are only an hour into the trading day. back to you. straight to the rest of the morning passes top headlines. the central bank could raise rates as soon as next month. james told a tv interview today that he would have dissented last week when rates were left unchanged. one rates do rise, the top strategist says it will mean less risk. >> clients that need income cannot find much, so they have been forced to find income elsewhere. you take a lot of risk do that. when the fes that's the fed does start to raise rates and you get rate hikes behind us, the clients will be able to transition back into sabr assets for income. that is where those types of alternative income can face headwinds. brendon: janet yellen could shed more light on the thinking thursday when she is set to make a speec

. >> even my parents are using n pandora now. >> ama daetz reports on a bay area pilgrimage to see thek. >>> and the race for president just got caller. one candidate steps down. >>> pope francis continued his visit to cuba today with a visit to santiago. thousands lined the streets of cuba's second largest city, meeting with clergy and visited the shrine of the country's patrons saints. >> i know that the church in cuba was in difficult conditions to take everyone, even in the most-remote places. the presence of christ. >> the pope told the faithful they should try to be willing to change. tomorrow morning, people attend mass and meet with families there and leave for washington, d.c. >>> the pope is scheduled to arrive in washington, d.c. about 1:00 p.m. our time. he's there for wednesday's cannonization of other junipero sara. >> some lucky people will be sitting near the pope. >> ama daetz had a chance to meet a couple of them. >> reporter: from washington, d.c. to new york and philadelphia, pope francis is the hottest ticket in town. so hot, tickets the catholic church gave out fo

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pandora is turning ten. the music streaming service celebrating with an ad-free day september 9.that is a week from tomorrow. listener love day for 24 hours we can all listen to our favorite channels without interruption. sorry. like that. my i.p. box dropping on the ground. the only way to avoid ads on the other day of the year is with a $5 a month prescription. time for me to go. that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". "abc7 news at"abc7 news at 6:00g up next. announcer: from abc7 news, this is a breaking news alert. leon: new information is now coming in on the breaking news of a pedestrian struck on georgia avenue. this is north of the beltway in silver spring. montgomery county fire officials are telling us that the victim is believedded to be a 4-year-old -- 4-year-old boy. we're told he is seriously hurt but the injuries are not life threatening. they will continue to bring you new information. we'll work that story and tell you more as we learn it here. first tonight, more bloodshed and confrontations between police and the people they are sworn to swerve and protect. first w

. >> oakland's online music service pandora is celebrating the 10th anniversary today and giving users an ad free experience to celebrate all music all day ad flow for 24 hours today midnight to midnight in celebration of the milestone. the company has called it listener love day and the company estimates it sees 80 million listeners each month, 74 million -- 74 billion listening hours. >> we are listening to hot tune today, hot, dry and >> you cannot touch this. we are from 1-seven degrees warmer than this time yesterday but comfortable. rohnert park and petaluma 50. 60 in shay he. -- in sin ron it is tiburon it is 70. inland east bay, 100-103, hot sunshine at the coast, 80 to knot in san francisco. 94 to 100 dangerous heat around the bay and i will show you that coming up. >> we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and looking at 16 minutes to get between the east bay and san francisco from macarthur maze. we are tracking more traffic today than usual and normally it is 12 minutes and perhaps there are more vehicle on the road because of the major bart delays. it is in consolatio

election, and there's no clear way forward, sometimes the election is never scheduled, opening a pandora's box for all kinds of trouble. i think it's important that the elections take place as scheduled, contemplated, but the next step has to be civil society, people that manage to force others from office. they need to get together and insist on reforms. >> how likely is that. we listed a handful of faces where latin american presidents were forced to resign or impeached. what happened in guatemala is unusual, especially in a weak democracy. >> it is unprecedented, but a good sign. people took to the streets. not just the poor and disenfranchised, but the middle class as well. i was in guatemala and saw some of it. the people in the streets presented a cross sections of the country, and the people that vote. if that pressure is maintained, people demand to be heard. there can be reform. almost anywhere in the world it requires them to get reform going >>> ambassador, appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> the gun violence that we see in the u.s. pales in

an instrument to be used whenever it proves favorable, and to be avoided when it is not, a true pandora's box is opened, releasing uncontrollable forces which gravely harm defenseless populations, the cultural milieu and even the biological environment. the preamble and the first article of the charter of the united nations set forth the foundations of the international juridical framework -- peace, the pacific solution of disputes and the development of friendly relations between the nations. strongly opposed to such statements, and in practice denying them, is the constant tendency to the proliferation of arms, especially weapons of mass destruction, such as nuclear weapons. this threat represents a problem as those nations would be united by fear and trust -- not trust. [applause] there is urgent need to work for a world free of nuclear weapons in full cooperation of the non-alliteration treaty -- nonproliferation treaty. [applause] the recent agreement reached on the nuclear question in that sensitive region of asia and the middle east has proved the potential of political goodwill an

association of america counted revenue from subscription services like spotify and apple music and pandorans. >> the dow jones industrial average is down 180 and sap down 21 and nasa zach down 60. no one reason but a general feeling or general worry about slowing global growth. >>> thank you. >> something very important, can you find out what the world champion and mvp steph curry did during the off season right here at 9:00 on abc7. >> we are waiting to see if the other m.p. will gin? >>> riley? >> riley? >> yes. >> if you have a little one dress them warmer this morning. you can see the cloud cover, santa rosa, napa and warmer and the rest of us are 2-7 degrees cooler than yesterday. upper 50s in danville and lafayette and men -- san ramon and dublin at 63, and walnut creek and livermore at 62. warmer at brentwood at 70 and antioch is 60 and pittsburg is 67. you can see we have 61 today in oakland, san carlos and mountain view and warmer in san jose at 62 and los gatos at 56 and half moon bay is 59 and same in san francisco and look at novato 54 a west wind at 23 gusting to with the clou

republicans, they open up this pandora's box. you know what i mean? this reminds me of -- what the heck is that dang game? like a story that says the fox and the scorpion wanted to get across the river. the fox let the scorpion get on top of him to get across the river. and then when the fox -- when the scorpion stung the fox and when the fox said, why did you sting me, well, it's because i always do that. that's what the republicans is going to get. they going to get stinged. and don't blame the democrats. don't blame anybody else. it's your own fault. you'll open up a pandora's box and you're going to get stung. i like it because y'all did it. y'all open up the box and you're going to get it. >> thanks for calling. rick from florida. republican caller. >> caller: yes, sir. my question is trump's a real estate mogul. i haven't heard him mention anything about the names of people who lost their homes due to the financial bubble in the real estate market. why is that? >> why do you think that is? >> caller: well, i guess the reporters just haven't got

further dollar strength if that is, indeed, what we get later into the year but the authorities opened pandora's box. allowing a market based approach to pricing they accelerated capital inflows that forced them to step in and intervene very aggressively to restabilize the currency and we're now left with the position with the pboc running to standstill. to really control the exchange rate. that's draining domestic liquidity from the economy and forcing them into cash injections. very difficult whether to go next on fx policy. they have to hold the line in the short-term while we're seeing this scale of capital flight. >> it's interesting to see data out of japan and taiwan also disappointing. how much is chinese woes weighing on the wider region in asia and who, for you, is the most affected? >> that's a great question. we have been seeing a sharp slow down in trade growth and the more you drill down into the data it appears to be the phenomenon and it's a reflection of weakening domestic demand which is the key driver. the causalities are pretty well know. those economy with the biggest trade

behind twitter and ahead of snapchat and made it the second most popular chat devoted to music behind pandoraany users will stick with apple music once the three month trial period ends in september. >> i was one of those 44 million. >> what do you think of it? >> i like it. it's definitely good but the main issue overall is not necessarily with apple music but it's just streaming in general which is when you're traveling in the car or you then get on a plane and if you haven't already saved load of playlists you're disconnected and the difference of knowing you're not streaming of having itunes is that's always up to date and if you forget to do it then you're on the plane and you're like oh i haven't got anything new to listen to. >> that's why you save your play lists. >> but you have to do it in advance. i like it. >> my biggest thing is the battery usage. you use it for an hour and you're already at 50% of your battery. >> indeed. >> stick around. we'll be back in two minutes. we'll speak to the president of tech giant lenovo about it's new wearable tech device. that's coming up in two m

if you do you open pandora's box. you become a magnet not only for migrants but smugglers. case in point. they said they would take in 800,000. in a few days that number is up to a million. don't know how to deal with it. altruism and open borders notion in europe went out the window and folded like a cheap suit. deirdre: i don't know if they folded like a cheap suit. people can access europe a lot easier than here. welfare benefits is not clear. idea is temporary. that is going on in brussels, trying to relocate, consider temporary camps. u.s. has given $4 billion to the cause. by the way that is more, by a lot than any other country. so given geography, is that a better way for the u.s. to help? >> absolutely we should give them humanitarian aid and logistical support. we should help out europe and middle east in this situation but we should be very, very careful about opening our doors to the situation because once you do, you honestly can't stop. let me tell you something else, deirdre. even if you have idea bringing people here on temporary visa, what if they overstay

. >> it's a pandora's box of many issues as we have found as we opened it but we need to get into the box and sort it out because it does impact greatly on our ability to investigate traditional crime, kidnappings and other forms of crime or the growing, ever-growing area of terrorism. >> reporter: this hearing just days before the 14th anniversary of the terror attacks also focused on the human toll of 9/11 with many stressing the importance of continuing to care for those who were there when the country needed them most. >> it's up to you, people of congress, to speak up and support this bill. >> reporter: the bill covers monitoring and health coverage for those affected by the toxic air here at ground zero. the bill has to be renewed. and one other point made today congressman peter king, he says while he's happy with the progress and preparations made here in new york city that when he travels around the rest of the country, he gets the impression that the rest of the country feels like terrorism is a new york city problem. and that is a big mistake. we're live this afternoon in m

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see, the point is, if we let kim davis act based on her faith, we're openings pandora's box for others the name of their god, that includes islam or even a one-man religion someone devices to set their own laws. by later in the week, people on fox news were saying the exact same thing i was. when shepherd smith was anchoring the circus around kim davis' release from prison. he editorialized this. >> this is the same crowd that says we don't want sharia law, don't let them come in here and tell us what to do. here we go again. >> good for him to step out of the ideological box over there, we already have enough knee jerk reactions. and then this guest on o'reilly said literally the same thing i had. >> she can, but she -- >> it sets a dangerous precedent. a woman with sharia not issuing driver's licenses to somebody because she doesn't believe they should drive. >> my point exactly, but this time no outrage. glad to see that every once in a while, a mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, buil

in just behind twitter and ahead of snapchat and was the second most popular app for music behind pandorat how many people will stick around once the three month trial period ends this month. >> thank you. a phenomenal growth story here. they were at 800 million back in april and here in september they're at 900 million. they've seen such a strong up tick within five months. >> huge, huge, growth. still not really monetizing it though. >> how often do you use whatsapp. >> i use it a lot but it's free. and if they started putting advertisements on it we'd start texting instead. >> but you know they're salivating. >> i said this twitter. all you should do is charge everyone two pounds a year. we just heard how many active users a year. who wouldn't pay 2 pounds a year. >> a lot of people wouldn't pay. >> people are really imbedded. >> 2 pounds. >> 2 pounds a year. >> i'm cheap when it comes to my tech products. don't make me pay. >> twitter could announce it's new ceo today after a three month search and reports suggest the man already doing the job could be handed the title perm nanltly. s

it is a pandora's box of many issues between e to get into itt and sorted out because does impact greatly our ability to investigate traditional crime whether it is kidnapping and other forms of crime or the ever-growing area of terrorism. it is impacting our ability to track these people down when we spot them on social media. >> thank you, mr. chairman. -- when ier bratton was district attorney there were certain things i did not want the public to know about how we spent the money. i did not want them to know what hotels we put witnesses in, there were ways to account for the money we spent or for safety reasons, a letting them know how we spent the money. are there ordered requirements or restrictions or thinks that hamper your ability to utilize that money in the best way that you could use it to protect the people of new york? >> one of the issues that we have discussed over a number of years with homeland security, and you in congress have control whenthis, is the issue of we spend the money and the time frame within which we spend it, by the time we get it suspended or the appropr

. >>> pandora will mark its tenth anniversary tomorrow.the oakland-based company is holding listener love day. that is 24 hours of music with no ads. they stream more music than any other in the world. what is their most liked love? "don't stop believing" by journey. >> that's not a surprise. >> i don't stop believing it's going to get cooler any time soon here. >> if we can last the next three days, we'll finally experience a little bit of relief, but it will be gradual. here's a live look at live doppler 7 hd. as you know sunny skies and high conditions, it is roasting here on the roof. temperature change. no change in san francisco. it's just as hot as it was yesterday. but most other locations are anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees warmer or should i say hotter right now than they were at this time yesterday. here's the view from our east bay hills camera looking at blue sky in the direction of mt. diablo. san francisco current temperature is missing right now but last check it was upper 80s. 96 in morgan hill. here's how it looks looking do