you know it as pandora.oday, more than 80 million people tune in every month to listen to millions of songs on over 7 billion pandora stations. joining me today on "studio 1.0," pandora founder tim westergren. tim, thanks for joining us. so great to have you. what is on your playlist these days? tim: the center of my musical bull's-eye is ben folds, piano player, a great songwriter. i find other artists i like on his station. a big font of discovery. i have jazz, punk, folk, country. emily: i was pleased to find the "frozen" station, the "let it go" station, the toddler radio station. those are popular in our house. tim: very popular. emily: when did you discover your own musical talent? tim: i began playing piano when i was seven, living in france, and learned enough about chord structures and improvisation to allow me to get around the keyboard. after that, i fell in love with it. after i graduated, i spent the first five years after school playing piano nine hours a day. emily: where did you play? tim: my

-- pandora? emily: what do you do now at pandora? tim: i wear a lot of hats, do a lot of evangelizing for the company. we have many audiences. we have advertisers, the music industry, capitol hill occasionally. we operate under federal copyright legislation, so that is important for us. emily: what is the future of pandora? tim: the majority of it is music that has never played on radio before. we know a lot about every listener and can communicate with them. we are in the process of putting those tools in the hands of musicians. ideally, pandora will be a place for artists to go and connect with their fans. it will eventually give you the ability to pull out your smart phone, login to your pandora account, zoom into portland, and see how many people there have created a station with your artist name. give a 15 second audio message saying, this is tim from so-and-so. we will be playing a show tomorrow night in portland. emily: and pandora is doing more to give artists power. you guys are giving them the opportunity to send messages t

i will speak with pandora's father. congress asks the sec to take a look at two fantasy sports unicorns. will draft kings and fan duel survive the scrutiny? first, to our lead. dell in talks to buy the enterprise storage system company, emc. according to people familiar with the talks a deal may be , completed as soon as next week. but it would be pricey, complicated. dell is speaking to banks about raising $40 billion to finance the purchase. it would involve taking emc private, and taking over emc is -- emc's controlling stake in vm ware. why do it? a deal would unite two companies coping with slumping demand. our special guest host has a long history of experience and opinions in silicon valley. now founder and ceo of social -- of the french capital firm, social capital. great to have you on the show. you made a lot of noise about diversity in d.c. first, i want to talk about dell and emc. as i said expensive, , complicated. what is your reaction to this? >> i think it is a necessary step. i think the thing that emc

analysts had been expecting pandora to post a profit. pandora says revenue rose 30%.lightly less than what wall street was expecting. the company also trimming fourth-quarter revenue projections. shares of pandora feeling the heat in after-hours, down about 20%. coming up, google's first quarter, or should i say out of it, all smiles for the company's new ceo. ♪ ♪ emily: now to google. another beat, revenue up 15% to $15.1 billion during the third quarter. profit up 41% to almost $4 billion. this is the first and last alphabet report before breaking out its core business. the biggest surprise of all, the company finally issuing a major buyback. the exact value of the buyback is somewhere over $5 billion which mirrors the square root of 26, a play on the 26th letters in the alphabet. i will not try to read it on air. shares jumped as much as 11%. here with us is the former coo of google europe. he is with us from skype and florida. wolff of activate still with us. i want to start with the buyback, michael. this is the first buyback for google in history. coming from wa

earnings, pandora has had a sour note with investors. the largest internet radio service lost $.40 a share. pandora says revenue rose 30%. slightly less than what wall street was expecting. they are trimming fourth-quarter revenue projections. shares were down about 20%. google's first quarter is all smiles for the companies new ceo. emily: now to google. to $15.1 billion during the third quarter. profit up to almost $4 billion. this is the first and last alphabet report before breaking out. the biggest surprise of all, they are issuing a major buyback. the exact value of the buyback is somewhere over $5 billion which mirrors the square root of 26, a play on the 26th letters on the alphabet -- i will not try to read it on air. here with us is the former ceo you know of google europe. europe.f google i want to start with the buyback. this is the first buyback for google in history. -- comingm austrian from wall street, one of the first things he is doing is giving cash back to shareholders. michael: part of it is sending a message that we

david: scott, is pandora going the way of the buggy whip? is it outdated technology? >> i still like my buggy whip, david. leave that alone. david: that is whole different story. we won't go there. >> another on out there, spotify. these services are just kind of a dime a dozen. i think it is very hard to keep customers loyal. therefore with no barriers to entry i don't like a lot of these companies whether spotify, pandora even say some of the amazon stuff just because i don't think that's big moneymaker. david: right. jo, kind of reminds you about groupon, come up with a great idea you're doing terrific until another guy, another guy, and they always improve idea. amazon has music in addition to a lot of other things of the apple has music in addition to lot of other things and pandora relies on music. >> it does. relies on music in serious way. has a huge lead being earliest entrance into the streaming music world. they did set the standard. they still win majority of market share, like amazon is still dominating e-commerce. something i want to point outbreaking th

coming up, pandora is buying ticket fly.mily chang joins us with a preview of her interview. ♪ david: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am david gura. is worth $450 million and it will put pandora in competition with ticketmaster. for more, let's go to emily chang. a big deal. emily: it is a big deal. this is a new revenue stream for pandora. they have been based off of ads and listeners who don't want to pay to listen to music. pandora think he are in a unique position to get into the business because they have all of this data about listeners and can target them. they have been using some of this data and giving it back to artists. it's an interesting addition to the debate about compensation for artists. yesterday was said spotify is built on the back of artists. you see pandora trying to straddle these worlds. tim westergren will be joining us on "bloomberg west." david: there were a lot of things discussed. what's this something a lot of people were talking about? emily: yes. jimmy is a huge hit her in this bu

a brutal week for pandora comes to a close.hares diving more than 30% on concerns about competition from apple and spotify. she has been called the most powerful woman in startups. i sit down with the top vc. first, to our lead. an explosive day for tech stocks. amazon, google, and microsoft adding nearly $100 billion in combined market value. amazon surprise profit promise for the highly seated boosted the stock 6%. that gives him the title of third richest in the united states. rounding out the search, microsoft. shares reaching a 15 year high. the cloud is getting crowded and competition amongst the biggest players is fierce. earlier today the former microsoft ceo compared microsoft's business with amazon and it got personal. >> there's intense competition between microsoft and amazon is also intense competition just in the city of seattle over talent. i think they are a place that people don't want to work. anybody who ever left microsoft can count on them coming back within a year or two because it's not a great place to w

iwrgiwn is a good one, or if yop hang on to garbage like pandora.on clarify, with microsoft, half is a hold. >> don't buy it right now, but if you own it. liz: people said this is too huge, it can't move, a massive whale, look at it up 10%. >> cloud computing, why do you think amazon bumpd, that is why big blue, is medium blue, meaning ibm, microsoft thought, why not go with the cloud a little bit, just a little bit, all of a sudden it is a rock star. only old guard that actually has a pulse right now, i 78 impressed. liz: maybe that is the main valve of this huge tech rally, suddenly markets woke up, we have low oil, the planets are aligning. to we see a follow through next week with a two day federal reserve meeting, and wednesday it begins we find out thursday. >> if you want to buy an amazon hold on your microsoft we have to know, we could see the market go down next week, that is not why you buy these stocks, for next 3 to 5 years, those cloud computer revenues, that is what is going to give the whole market productivity, the old lying plays ge

. >>> plus, oakland based pandora announces it's expanding. they will get in the concert business. jerry boyne signed a claim at bill into law today that establishes ambitious goals, can they shall met. we spoke to an energy ex neater joins us now from the newsroom. reporter: some people will argue that this is going to make california less competitive, but the governor said climate change say threat to all humans. the knew environmental law plays out goals. the use of energy and a production of it. by the year 2030 existing buildings must be 50% more energy efficient, a seemingly impossible task. uc berkeley could not mist studies the economics and the technologies and says that will come from increased conservation technology, reduced demand in energy -- when energy is scarce and more efficient heating and cooling. >> there's a reasonable chance of getting there, but that's because we're not daring to the energy use today but to a target based on the past and potential future use if we did nothing. reporter: the other goal is requiring half of all the state's energy come from ren

julie: you talked about one of them and that is pandora.ck is down the most since we saw the ipo. we had a plunge of shares in that litigation expense and this gets to the heart of one of the concerns about pandora and other companies like it. that is -- shares down 35%. this concern about litigation about trying to get the rights for songs from various companies and how much it will have to pay to get them. as for some of the other big decliners, this is a company that provides medical waste servicesand waste generally. these shares are down 20%. the company's earnings-per-share unchanged year-over-year. missing analyst estimates by $.10. a couple of reasons behind this that we saw, lower industrial waste project. also slightly higher currency. currency has affected so many companies on the international site and also a off in the higher-margin business hazardous waste management. and also whirlpool shares are falling. that is the biggest intraday drop. the company is talking about currency effects hurting its business. the company also cu

a brutal week for pandora comes to a close.hares diving more than 30% on concerns about competition from apple and spotify. she has been called the most powerful woman in startups. i sit down with the top vc. first, to our lead. an explosive day for tech stocks. amazon, google, and microsoft adding nearly $100 billion in combined market value. promiseurprise profit for the highly seated boosted the stock 6%. that gives him the title of third richest in the united states. rounding out the search, microsoft. shares reaching a 15 year high. the cloud is getting crowded and competition amongst the biggest players is fierce. earlier today the former microsoft ceo compared microsoft's business with amazon and it got personal. >> there's intense competition isween microsoft and amazon also intense competition just in the city of seattle over talent. i think they are a place that people don't want to work. anybody who ever left microsoft can count on them coming back within a year or two because it's not a great place to work to do inn

pandora will pay out $90 million to record labels involved. on the eye this morning. randy: oscar winning actress kate winslet has a message for hollywood. the 40-year-old says she will continue appearing in advertisements only if her body and face are not retouched. winslet says hollywood stars have a responsibility to the younger generation, which looks up to them. emily: a university in detroit is offering free medical degrees for some students. wayne state university announced yesterday it will pay for the complete education of 10 students each year seeking medical degrees. that' s a savings of about $251,000 for one student. the school says it wants to attract talented students from low-income backgrounds. randy: an elementary school principal making good on his bet. principal wells of woburn told his students he would dance to for a walk-a-thon this year. they ended up raising nearly $9000, so mr. wells danced in front of the entire school. ahead in news to go, the red sox welcome back a familiar face. emily: how long jerry remy will stay in the booth, and the c

pandora is getting into a ticket business. i will speak with pandora's father.

witht fly compete ticketmaster and pandora shares are about 4.6%. was just looking at a note from an analyst who seems positive on the deal, saying this is an effort by pandora to expand its relationship with artists. looking at ipo today, a company called. storage. it's not a place were you put your stuff, it's an all flash storage system company. it raised -- its shares are down to the first day of trading. we have seen fewer ipos in the third quarter so this is one of the first big ones we've seen. scarlet: the drug miller beer things highly of itself -- thinks highly of itself. offer.pany rejected an matthew campbell joins us now from london. this is just a matter of price before they actually agreed to something, because you do have some fairly strong support from the biggest shareholder. >> that's right. what we have had today is a rejection from the board of miller with the exclusion of the three board members appointed by all three of -- by the biggest shareholder. they are the kingmaker here and it's really very hard to imagine that if they

i will speak with pandora's father. congress asks the sec to take a

oakland-based music streaming service pandora apparently in a buying mood and a rough report for a pizzany. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: pandora making a big bet on the online ticket buying business buying ticket fly for $450 million. ticket fly founded in 2008 sold 16 million tickets last year to 90,000 live events. it tends to focus on smaller events. it's a big move for pandora looking to break beyond its corbies of internet radio an area -- core business every internet radio that's getting crowded. >>> kfc and taco bell with disappointing earnings for the quarter and looking at weaker sales going forward. china part of that problem. it has seen sales not moving well and pizza hut lower performance and shares are down 17%. big move into mortgages this past week. mortgage bankers association says its purchase index was up 27%, refinancing up 24%, 30- year fixed mortgages below 4%. the market is off to a good start. dow up 140. nasdaq up 30. s&p up 15. frank and michelle, back to you. >> a good start. thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> a new

microsoft, pandora reported as well. for their tech take, we bring in gary b. smith. lee munson. gary, to you first. amazon, i'm just looking, it is wild earnings beat. second consecutive quarter of profit, and the stock was up. last time i checked, looking now more than 10% postmarket. >> look, amazon is one of the great stories and i'm going to approach kind of this segment from a different perspective. forget about the earnings. earnings are as what happened yesterday in the past. the thing that you have go the to focus on companies like amazon is twofold. one, do they have indispensable services or products. the answer is yes. they are basically, in my terms, online retailing. the other thing, do they have barriers of entry. yes they do. they have all the distribution centers out there, that you just can't replicate. those two combined, forget about all the cloud stuff, all that. that's great and wonderful but amazon can do a lot because they have staked out a territory that even the great walmart couldn't penetrate. deirdre: you talk about forgetting the cloud, i just want t

. >> the pandora's box is open, it out. you can't get it back in. all these kids are going to be getting them for christmas this year. they are supposed to register every one of these things that come in a cereal box? i don't think it's going to happen. >> reporter: the feds hope to have the new drone registry in place by the holidays. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> in southern california, hundreds of cars remained stuck in the mud as crews try to work and take them out. take a look from the sky, you get a better feel for the impact of thursday's 30 minute torrential downpour or 3 inches of rain turned a normal dry landscape into this vast mud pit leaving hundreds stranded. truck drivers david noe was one of them. >> i've been through hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, but this is a first for me after 31 years of driving. >> i bet. highway 58 is a major trucking route and is expected to remain shut down for a few more days. >>> it is 6:04. hooking over your shoulder, gianna, looking pretty busy. >> it is quite busy. we might have rizal on highwa

that is what pandora and ticket fly are opening.music company is baying the ticket seller for -- with that acquisition, pandora will be able to offer listeners the ability to buy tickets with concerts featuring what they have listened to on the streaming service. pandora is based in oakland. about 80 million people use its free service every month. that deal is expected to close by the end of the year. >>> time is now 5:26. still ahead, more coyotes being spotted around the bay area. up next, what you can do around your house to keep these unwanted visitors away. >>> and three people have been arrested in connection with the death of a hiker in marin county. how police were able to track them down in oregon. and the background we're also learning of the suspects. >>> thus, october eighth. i'm cave clark. >> good morning. time now is 5:30. checking not with steve. and it's going to be warmer this afternoon. >> this afternoon looks really warm for everybody. there is a lot of humidity too. >> oh, really? >> yeah, a lot of high clouds

but pandora is taking a big dive.land-based internet radio firm saw a drop in active user growth in the 3rd quarter from the second and analysts point to the event of apple music during that time possibly take away some of pandora users and listeners and the company having to pay a $90 million settlement with five record labels over the streaming rights to pre-1972 recordings. as a result, pandora's shares are down by a third this morning. overall, though, the market looking very strong for the second straight session. dow up over 300 yesterday. now it's up by more than 130. nasdaq is gaining 94. the s&p is up by 21 points. michelle and brian, back to you. >> jason, i just wanted to clarify. you said 20 million but i saw a report that said 200 million with the twitter ceo giving an equity stake. >> programs i saw the number wrong. i'll recheck to make sure. >> that's 1% of the company though that he is giving an equity share to the employees. >> that's right. that's exactly what he is doing. it works out to about 1%.

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mcbride and cassidy held in bed together to celebrate women in country music sponsored by music giant pandora. i spoke to martina mcbride she said it was misguided. >> they feel that somebody understand as i am going through. >> ♪ >> i also spoke to cassidy she is season three winner of the voice and the reason she got into country music was because of superstars like martina mcbride. >> i'll look up to a country artist so this is of big deal it is an honor. ♪ >> i also spoke to a star of the voice and that she was happy to be a part of that movement. >> with my big hits on country radio it will be epic. [laughter] >> but iran does lambert said this is the biggest bunch of. [bleep] i have never heard. >> i agree. >> what is the worst part of this? ♪ >> it is it the onion but it is the tomato. is easy to draw any opinion that has to do whether money or revenue and a the minute it has a statement that sounds offensive they say it is sexist web based on money? >> but martinez mcbride has had over 18 million albums clearly she has been on the radio. >> it is a racist or sexist. >> if that walks a

i think it bodes well for cisco. >> pandora and sketchers fall. >> pandora has been a victim of increased and increased better competition unlike netflix, panned dra has gotten better competition and in our market intelligence surveys what we have seen a year ago over 50% of consumers would use panned dra and cite it had as one of their top two streaming apps now it's down to 40%. >> we got the numbers from apple, 6.5 million paid subscribers. >> they are doing it just as good if not better maybe than pandora. >> spotify the other biggie. >> sketchers a big move because it trades almost like one of thieves high flying biotech momentum names. very much to the down side. >> the stock is down bananas over the last year, 10 points down. first yesterday it was bad versus a year ago if you look at that chart it's had a huge run. >> time for a cnbc news update. let's go over to sue herrera. >> here is what's happening at this hour. president obama vetoing a $612 billion defense policy bill because he says it uses money meant for war spend to go avoid automatic budget cuts to military programs. h

a big plunge today for shares of pandora media.t radio company is $82 reporting charges of million in legal disputes with the music industry. pandora is facing stiff competition from spotify and discussing hows much they should play -- pay artists when they play their songs. jeff bezos is now the richest man in the united states, with bill gates behind him. and amazon beat wall street's estimates. cloud sales more than doubled from a year ago with microsoft. and germany is already feeling the pinch from volkswagen's diesel scandal. several towns closely linked to the automaker are helping projects like new playgrounds and ice rinks. pulling projects like building new playgrounds and ice rinks due to the problem. you can also get more business news at bloomberg.com. it has been one rough week for shares.nd -- valeant an company is going to hold investor call on monday to defend itself against a discussion that they are creating fake sales. we spoke with one individual who called valeant's response childish. >> none of it makes sense

pandora is not relevant with spot a fight and apple music.it's did -- kids today like to see live music. i remember seeing live music in my 20s and 30s and it's a better experience. >> corey, what is making investors nervous >> energy and overseas. the energy, that will stocks will see earnings drop 55% this quarter. that will be abysmal may be at the bottom because when the common person gets greedy and people are anxious. you are seeing big swings up and down. those are the two things. oil dropping aggressively as well as energy and emerging markets stocks. >> if you have a question for rob and thank you for that question. posted on our facebook page so we can answer it. >>> we are learning more about a whale that washed to shore and did. we showed you video of the beached whale. the whale was injured by a boat propeller and it also had a spine problems which limited its ability to find food and that may have been more -- made it more vulnerable to passing boats. >>> at bb king -- a bb shot a woman in the four head while she was hiking on t

pandora media -- let's start there. company is losing 31% at the moment, a record drop for pandora since it went public in june, 2001. the company recorded $82 million in charges to settle disputes with music labels. third-quarter sales also missed analyst estimates. we are looking at the shoemaker skechers as well. the stock is plunging after third-quarter estimates missed estimates as well. even though the shares that rise by 27%. a lot of analysts say to buy the stock today. and, strategists -- the luminary ernest -- earnings. -- preliminary earnings. analysts were looking for profits of a percent share. -- eight cents per share. those shares are down $.12. betty: they compare julie hyman, with some of the stocks losing ground. big media companies are looking beyond their shores. vice is planning to launch a dozen channels across europe. also, john malone's liberty global is in talks to expand its reach to panama. alex, let's talk about john malone first. why would he be interested? libertyhn malone's global has been

pandora will pay out $90 million to record labels involved. emily: there is a new warning as more of us get more addicted to our smart phones -- identity thieves are increasingly targeting younger victims. one reason, social media. people are sharing more and more, and often the answers to those security questions websites are using can easily be found on your facebook page. one solution -- block your social media pages to everyone except trusted friends and family, and make those security questions hard. your pet' s name is probably not enough. and watch those apps. make sure you know what they' re running in the background on your phone and whether they can be accessed by potential hackers. randy: a school principal ordered to dance. emily: the bet he lost, and the moves getting him a standing ovation. erika? erika: the family of the winchester native killed in the benghazi attack talking about the clinton hearing. the reaction this morning. new details days after this deadly fire. the cause just released. and we continue to follow breaking

. >> open-based pandora is making it easier to buy concert tickets.80 million people use its free music streaming service every month. ticket slice sold 90 million tickets last year. >> job hunters met with potential employers today at the east bay's 19th annual hire event sponsored by abc 7 and the job journal. the job fair allows job seekers to meet with companies that are looking to fill positions. the organizations hiring private and public sector. direct hire event is november 4th in santa clara. >> halloween is more than just candy and costumes. for retailers, it's a big deal. it's the final stop before moving on to the crucial holiday shopping season. the national retail federation estimates americans will spend an average of $74 on halloween. shopping experts say small stores and big box retailers will be looking beyond october 31st. >> four in ten americans say that they begin holiday shopping before halloween. so for retailers, it's an extremely important time of year to get the attention of both halloween shoppers and the early bird holiday

the british pulled out leaving two countries, two populations and a pandora's box of geopolitical tensionsn south asia, india and pakistan have fought three wars, accused each other of terror of the attack, and battled over kashmir and tensionsers reflected in the news media. pakistan is often characterized as a terrorist state and suspicions of an indian hindu agendaa underline political discourse on the country. the media are a casualty of the tension. since 2014 there has been no indian journalists based in pakistan, it's been longer since pakistani reporters have been based in india. the air waves of both countries are jam-packed with channels whose output amplifies tensions. "the listening post" on cross-border coverage on the indian subcontinent. >> this was set to be an eventful year for india and pakistan. after negotiations the two countries agreed to hold talks in august. the first formal talks in three years. before it began, the question came up of kashmir. >> talks were off, and media and both countries reported. woth media came to me, hostile. neither is prepared to accept th

. >>> pandora seeing a huge move lower in the after hours session. julia boorstin in l.a. with the latest. >> on the call moments ago, ceo addressed concerns about user declines. 78.1 million active users may be up from a year ago but down from the prior quarter. listener hours are declining from q-2. the company expected to impact from apple music. investors do not seem to agree, that stock trading down over 20%. mcandrews tried to stress the positive saying the company is laying the ground work for growth working closely with artists, giving data on their listeners and fans and acquisition of ticket fly which he said would be transformative and would connect advertisers to the growing business of events and festivals. another factor driving shares lower was not just user numbers but revenue which fell short of expectations and guidance for the fourth quarter, which was far short of wall street projections. the company disclosed it will pay $90 million in a settlement with the record labels to play songs made before 1972. the company noted the call a couple of minutes ago

. >>> oakland's music streaming company pandora is expanding.uying ticketfly in a deal worth $450 million. this move allows pandora to let users know when their favorite artists are in town. it mostly appeals to independent artists. >>> work is moving forward on the troubled expansion project. work stopped a few weeks back when the county fired turner construction over lanty delays. the county has selected bolt construction to review the work. see how fast it can finish job and for how much. the $300 million project included seismic retro fit work and a new wing. it should be done in about a year. >>> a last minute deal tonight. a walkout by the uaw. then at 10:45, fighting pollution one car at a time. how students are trying to change habits at their school. >> talked about the thursday forecast. but temperatures are going to continue to go up. it will get warm around here. i will let you know what you can expect on your friday and as we head toward the bay area weekend. >> up first, a small plane slams into a neighborhood in southern californi

. >>> music stream company pandora is paying $450 million is purchasing ticket fly which sells tickets for events and convene -- venues. >> a radio host is under safire for his tweet about a female broadcaster who was recently promoted on espn. >>> like father, like son, like grandpa, he kept a decades old family photo alive on picture day. >> reporter: let's take a look at the traffic where you have construction. do you see the crews out here, they are backing up and picking up the cones, langhorne bucks county, routehey are backing -- route 1, they are backing up and picking up the cones. you can see them just finishing. those crews hard at work. still have a disabled vehicle westbound at limerick. watch for this poor guy stuck here. in southwest philadelphia, we've been talking about, eva pilgrim has been on the scene with the earlier three-alarm fire, crews blocking oaf the streets so people don't -- blocking off the streets so people don't run over the hoses. stick to limb burger boulevard boulevard owe -- and island boulevard. >> . murdoch tweeted out what about a real black pers

it's like pandora's box, it can't be shut back in. >> reporter: this doctor leads a team of experts monitoring cyber crime and the dark web. >> the links change often. they are shut down or busted. >> silk road, case in point. it was the largesest marketplace at the time the feds seized it and arrested its founder in 2013. days later a new commerce site called silk road 2.0 went up and the buying and selling of illicit its continued. >> you can hire a hacker. >> reporter: rent a hacker, experienced hacker. never had a real job, i had a good amount of time hacking. this time last year it was believed there were 18,000 products on the dark web. today there's nearly 69,000. two-thirds of the inventories are drugs. the rest include weapons, stolen credit card accounts. human organs, and as we found out. hit men for hire. >> solutions, former mercenaries from ffl. $180,000. someone missing in action. $240,000. death by accident. $300,000. to paralyze them. as much as $100,000. we don't know if it's real, but it's advertising. >> what it says is how do we know you are not scammers, we don't take pre

. >> the pandora's box is open, it's out and you can't get it all back in. these kids are going to be get these for christmas this year. they are supposed to register everyone things that come in a cereal box? i don't think it's going to happen. >> reporter: the feds hope to have the registry in place by the holidays. live in san jose, kiet do. >>> caltrain appears to be heading for a fare hike. they want to raise the price of an adult ticket as well as parking by $.50. they say the increase would help cover the cost of switching to electric tracks, but passengers say it's not fair. >> the way that it is now, i think that it affects a lot of the middle income families. >> i think they are getting pretty good amount of money as it is now. >> caltrains board is expected to vote on the fare increase his early december and will hold a public meeting tonight at mountain view city hall to get rider input. >>> a motion hearing against raymond shrimp boy chow. prosecutors will be asked to disclose the identity of the undercover fbi agents that will testify in chow's

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