you can get from point a to point b on uber, spotify, and the business software. you don't have to buy expensive software. you could point your browser to the web and get stuff from a google. our belief is anything can go toward a subscription economy. why buy the product when you can get the outcome you want from the service. that's what we're finding. >> i can remember downloading "dora the explorer" to my computer and paying for it. we had one episode of "dora the explorer" that the kids could watch. now, on net fliex flix -- i don "dora the explorer" anymore. >> look at music. we used to by c.d.s and the shift from digital -- we go from a c.d. to a physical song. you're still buying the digital song. 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 m

we have had a relationship with spotify for some time now.slack was introduced into the engineering team, the comments around it was for the sale side , business side, and the operations and marketing side, it was too noisy and designed for the desktop worker first. we have been able to scale with them initially at a festival this summer and have continued to grow that relationship since then. emily: the holy grail of enterprise communication has been increasing productivity, getting rid of e-mail pileups. what is missing in corporate communications right now? how do we become more efficient? michael: at the end of the day, it is about being smart about how you use the communication tools. we work with an enterprise management suite. fortune 500 ise not providing messaging, that is where we come into play. a big feature is not just the messaging, but the international conference calling. the ability to press one click and get 10 or 20 people on the phone allows you to have less meetings. the small inefficiencies are around too many e-mails go

what's interesting is we've always had a lot of this content on spotify. we've been trying to find ways to surface it to places that matter. to be able to show news around a morning commute or be able to give podcasts around an afternoon break, but we focus on making sure we put the right content in front of the right people at the right time. >> you know more about your customer. you make more money. how has that played out? >> we're hopefully serve willing better ads to the right people, and it's bringing them value as well. >> we work with all the top major brands, and we're doing smarter things. we announced chrome cast it week. you'll be able to use your free spotify and flip it up to chrome cast, and we can target advertise, and same with our relationship with sony playstation where you can listen to spotify on sony playstation. >> was taylor swift a nonevent? >> i this he in retrospect we would love for taylor swift to understand the value of both our free and pay platform and that her audience loves to listen to music on spotify and one day maybe s

like: you have companies spotify that uses both lua and slack.hael: as it was introduced into the engineering team, the comments around it was for the sale side and marketing side, it was too noisy and designed for the desktop worker first. we have been able to scale with them and continue to grow that relationship. emily: the holy grail of enterprise mutation has been increasing activity, getting rid of e-mail pileups. what is missing in corporate communications right now? how do we become more efficient more efficient? michael: i think it's about how you use the communication tools. managementhin an suite. without being smart about the way you can indicate, big feature is not just the messaging but the international conference calling, the ability get 10 orne click and 20 people on the phone allows you to have less meetings. the small inefficiencies are with many e-mails going around. shaving seconds across the workflow to matter if you are at a hotel or work in a financial institution, we use our mobile devices more than anything. emily: do yo

that spotify record was just broken by one direction. people love these songs. >> a while ago. at least it was a while ago. over to you. >> a beautiful lady from boston, massachusetts. which 23-year-old singer had a hit with cool for the summer. arianna grande, demi lovato or jesse j.? >> demi lovato. [ bell ringing ] >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, my gosh! >> we are on a streak. cool for the summer, first single off demi's fifth album and this was co-produced and co-written by max martin, the swedish pop maestro who's had 20 number one hits. this one hasn't made it to number one yet but he's worked with taylor swift and demi and britney spears. >> we have a lovely lady visiting from china. what group released "hot fun in the summertime" right after their high profile performance at woodstock? beach boys, sly and the family stone, or the drifters? >> well i have my lifeline here. >> b. sly and the family stone. >> i think that's right! [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, this is unbelievable how much everyone knows about music. >> everybody knows the great summer song hot

i looked up on spite few -- spotify, they pick their song of the summer.t guessing what it is, because today is the unofficial ends every summer. >> lottery numbers, let's take a look. >> ♪ >> i hate my phone. >> you why do you hate your known. >> whether i need it, it delays, it spins, i want to throw this -- >> go ahead, throw it. >> spin it. spin it. okay, we found it, i found it. spotify has declared 2015 the song of the summer. >> what is it? >> are you ready? it relates to philadelphia, in a big way. >> okay? >> can't feel my face. >> ♪ ♪ can't feel my face ♪ ♪ >> yes, what he's saying is i can't feel my face when i'm with you but i love it. but i love it. >> thank you for chanting the lyrics, mike. >> now, what's he talking about? is he talking about love or -- >> well, depends on who you can. it can be addicted to love. >> i am. i'm totally addicted to love. >> that numb feeling where you can't, your nerve endings are so -- >> oh, maybe it is about that. >> every time we talk about this, guys, it is really about -- >> so we tends to believe it is s

spotify put together tracks for pope francis. we'll tell you which songs made the list. you got to hear this. and climbing in the polls, republican presidential candidate carly fiorina has gone from an after thought to contender. how she is shaping up against donald trump this morning. >> it's on the cooler side this morning. at the shore it's even cooler with the wind coming in off of that ocean. so you may need a little bit of a jacket. especially at the shore. >>> it's a dry start to the day and cooler start, that wind is coming out of the northeast. that continues to bring in the cooler air. you can see it's 48 at mount pocono, 52 degrees in doylestown. coming right down from new england, and you can feel it out there. 61 in philadelphia. 60 in wilmington. and 52 degrees in wrightstown. the closer you are to new york city, the cooler it is. plus we have a wind coming in off the ocean making it feel cooler right at the beaches and it's not going to warm up much with that wind all day. the clouds are moving from southwest to northeast, couple of sprinkles in northern v

. >> the example is spotify and apple.tify completed fundraising at a pretty rich valuation and then a month after the fundraising apple launched apple music. it's quite possible apple will surpass spotify's paid user base in months. it shows how quickly the land scape can change in some of these shared economies and how much risk you are taking by a company that's not readily tradeable. >>> just before going to the break remind of the of the headlines. u.s. futures show the dow post the its best week in a month. airbus sets up in alabama. new apple iphones flying off the shelves in china according to one tech log. "worldwide exchange" is back in two. more data means more freedom to do..whatever. that's why at&t is giving you 50% more data. that's 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. because the more data you have, the better. and right now at at&t get $300 credit for every line you switch when you trade in a smartphone and buy any smartphone on at&t next. (vo) wit runs on optimism.un on? it's what sparks ideas. moves the

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

these consumers, these users of ,etflix, hulu, amazon prime spotify, even, they say it is unfair.discriminates to put taxes on these streaming services. they say if you do that, what will stop you from putting taxes . let's say if you use netflix but you get it by dvd, should that be taxed as well? scarlet: it is a slippery slope. eddie i betty: it is a slippery slope so they say these should be excluded. it's indicative of what is going on in chicago. opal cities and municipalities that are struggling like chicago, their debt is rated junk. they are trying to find every which way to plug the deficit. has been hard at work trying to figure this out. i tax in the streaming services, they are able to generate about $12 million annually. it doesn't;, but if you do enough of the small measures, it will make an impact on the city budget. scarlet: look at the airline industry for how you can nickel and dime and him back to profitability. after fees, taxes after taxes, this is one way to do this. what the users are saying is that this is a slippery slope not just in chicago. what is to s

pay processor for facebook, spotify.dberg.r, sheryl a new headache for advertisers, the bolt let's users skip an entire commercial break. and over theumers top of viewing experience if they have not cut the cord yet. good to see you. i own two tivo boxes. i pay you every month. of interest ilict have disclosed. >> i watched bloomberg television all the time. we are even. cory: describe your business. people don't understand how much licensing revenue you get. >> we really have for businesses, patent licensing, substantial revenue. we serve about 70 cable operators around the world. we offer tivo as the overall service. we have a retail business, tivo bolt, which saves incredible time, new features. we have a data measurement business which measures second by second what people are watching and gives insight to the television experience. one thing we know is where that is going, audience non-ad supported services in droves. down 10%. cory: you see the raw data before anyone else has a chance to frame it. the networks don'

. >> how do you think spotify, apple music, have changed consumers preferences for awe owe equipmentan specializes in. has that changed the way you have invested in products in the audio space? >> this is such an exciting area. it's really allowed billions of people to benefit and share the music and listen without really investing heavily and at the same tie we as an industry are partnering with spotify and many of the companies for distribution. we have brought in the technologies and you're sacrificing quality as you digitize so we have invested heavily in technologies. it restores the lost signals during streaming to the level of cd quality. we invested in cars in technology so all the music coming in the car we can listen almost like an hd high definition audio with restoration of sound quality and the features so it's a lot of technologies going in making it smart and connected. it's music becoming adaptive and music is being personalized. we just launched an award winning product. you can personalize your head phones to your eardrums and you can listen as if you were listening

when you look at spotify, it's been an enormous success story.ly: we will have to leave it there. great list, we will check it out. ♪ mark: i mark halperin. john: i'm john sullivan. with all due respect hillary clinton, this is how you turn the page. ♪ it wasn't bad. markets back. in our lineup tonight, dealing with the donald, sitting with stephen and having a ball with haley barbour. first, page turning alert. hillary clinton campaign has identified a week time -- weak period. exhibit

experience, for example, if you're a spotify user, you might spend $10 a month and get access to music across a wide spectrum of labels. we want to do the same thing for digital content. >> reporter: if you read about ad blocking, the press pits ad blockers against companies like source point, but they really want a lot of the same things. to get rid of annoying ads, make advertising more effective and to protect the free internet. ads enable a lot of the free content we love. the pressure is on now. advertisers and measurers need to come up with smarter ads. people love super bowl ads. they hate pop-ups. steve: that was the deal with the devil the way the internet was laid out before we were using it on the phone. that's the deal. there's a movement to get back to pay for it and avoid the ads. no one wants to do that. >> what people do with netflix, they pay for content. people may pay to avoid ads. steve: that's a good point. thank you. let's talk about the weather. it's 80, which means it's dropping fast. nick: we had the rain, the through. that cooled the atmosphere a bit. the rain

is this because she took on spotify? she took on apple and won.> that's right. nobody stands up 0 to apple -- i watch withed a documentary about apple. i was thinking about this today. we don't normally put an artist on the list because these are normal clily executives running businesses. but because of the leadership, standing up against spotify, forcing apple's hand and becoming the voice for artists taking control in the music industry. >> and whole 25 years old. >> exactly. wow. >> of these women on the list, who do you see who might run for president? one day, not in 2016, per se. >> the truth is any of them could do it. it's the way they lead that is incredible. they are all running enormous businesses. an obvious name long discussed as political potential. i think she is reassessing everything in the wake of her tremendously almost unimaginable loss of losing her husband this year. she was chief of staff to larry somers, incredibly connected in silicon valley and beyond. hosts world leaders all the time. she has been an activist for the vo

when you look at spotify, it's been an enormous success story.: we will have to leave it there. great list, we will check it out. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." [applause] charlie: tim cook is here. he is this ceo of apple. he succeeded steve jobs in august, 2011. he joined apple against his better judgment. he has said apple in early 1998 was very different than the apple of today. the company had been losing sales for years and was considered to be on the verge of extinction. he has also said working at apple was never in any plans i will outline for myself, but it was the best decision i ever made.

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spotify proved that people want access and willing to pay a subscription to keep it. it is a sign a maturity that the company things users want to use a stylus and pointing a finger your door ah if detailed work. there were lots of third-party keyboards and styluses or styl i? what is it. alix: styli. i won the latin award in high school. cory: they were already styling and selling stylus. alix: good stuff. look at that up and let us know. joe, apple is negative down 0.2%. live from theson apple event. apple bank talk about a hot commodity -- alix: talk about a hot commodity and could cost $10,000? that answer might surprise you. ♪ am am alix steel. we told you certain products of whale could rake in $10,000. joe: it is whale vomit. yes, vomit. it was found of the coast of wales and is a hot commodity. the so-called amburgey is is used to make scents. alix: $10,000 is no joke. serious cash for whale vomit. vomit.ll -- whale secretary of state carrie said the u.s. will increase the number of refugees as allies in europe struggled to accommodate that thousands fleeing v

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

made in america will stream the concert on the app spotify. >> and if you're intending to go out it will be warm, but it won't be miserable. >> today is the last day of the high humidity. all weekend long low humidity, just cool drinks. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are dry after a few showers popped up in the northern and western suburbs. as we take a look outside we're looking at a mix of clouds and clear skies. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds develop as the sun gets up over the horizon in a little while and it stays that way. the dewpoint is 68 that's fairly high. so it's humid out there. winds are calm. as we look at future tracker 6, clouds and sun in the morning. in time afternoon there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thundershower in a couple of spots. looks like the model wants to place most of this during the afternoon from philadelphia off to the north and west, later this evening, i could see something popping closer to the shore some areas south and east, this is not a washout, even though your lawns would like a washout. we did hit 96 that was four degrees off

spotify asked tim o'animally to and it includes everything from motzart to motown philly. streets of florida and alicia keys and empire state of mind. >>> starting at 5:00, local man says renewal notices started piling up for his website, so is it a scam or the real deal? >>> and today, new york star will join us from cuba on the pope's trip as we get ready in the united states. >>> the breaking news and weather updates any time, anywhere, log on to nbcnew york.com or our mobile app, new >>> hey everyone, welcome to new york live, happy monday. we hope you had a lovely weekend. it's beginning to feel a little bit like fall now. i think it's officially starting to cool down. >> it is. i even wore boots today. >> you wore boots today. doesn't officially start until wednesday, so we've got a really >> yes, we do. including, of course, our official red carpet recap from last night's emmy awards. find out what we and our panel of experts think were the biggest hits and misses, we've been talking about it all morning. we to want know if you agree. so stick around for that. >> we

spotify is a customer.ompanies, they are tracking exactly how people are using their applications and that what people have found on mobile is that if people are engaging with their applications, they are coming back and using it again, that means their application is doing really well. you can see uber's valuation. you can see fitbit's valuation. they are delivering on the promise that you can get these people to interact their apps. -- interact with their apps. measuring engagement is the right measurement for these companies. emily: i recently spoke with mark andreessen about his views on startups, valuations and bubbles. take a listen to what he had to say. mark: be measured, be cautious, be careful. but also, invest in growth. at companies that are growing fast, we don't tell them to pull back if the stock market flips. if anything, we tell them to push forward. the companies that are doing well will do really well. andreessen is telling you inside the boardroom? suhail: at mixpanel, the reason we rais

spotify has named the song of the summer and we will reveal that.ummer two years ago was blurred lines. >> yes. >> everybody was and there is a line dance, that is out of control. we cannot learn, jump up and down, intense everybody it is intense. >> one day i will learn it. >> you know, the video blurred lines was filmed with very attractive women. >> wow. >> one of them was that em lee rat what is heck is her name. >> hat a cowsky. >> there it is. >> well, emily starred in there. she's now calling it the bain of her existence. >> because after the video she starred in gone girl and new in a new film with zach efron and on the cover of in style but she's over music videos. >> hold on. >> isn't that put her on the map, that video. >> but she's arrived honey, it is a different story. >> she doesn't want people to bring it up, every time she's out someone brings up blurred lines. >> music artists when they say that was my first hit, i don't want to do that. i'm tired of doing the same song. >> yes. >> the carlton dance. >> alfonso. >> he doesn't want

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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

call and messaging app lines came in second and followed by dating app and apple's pay to ask, and spotify 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 study on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and who is detect this in children were earlier than doctors. turning your lawn over to a row pot. "7 on your side" reveals how well they cut your grass. >> bay area man who calls the central valle

spotify created list of 53 songs with the help of professor from notre dame. with motown philly and other songs, philadelphia flavor like trace of philadelphia and the rocky theme, also so some hims and songs that will be sung at services involving the pope. pope getting down to motown philly, never know in private. listen to. >> this new york couple just engaged take the plunge, you might say, little sooner than expected. had just asked his girlfriend, vicky lee, to marry him, when suddenly strong waves and wind sent the pair in 17 other members of their dragon boat team into the east river. rescuers rushed to their aid, but all could think about was that expensive engagement ring. >> the proposal went well without a hitch. it was just -- >> good thing i list toned help and didn't put the ring in the bag. that will would be at the bottom of the water right now. >> there you go. put it right on the fingerment luckily no one was injured, the couple say they've got a story that they'll never forget. >> now, saved in the nick of time. a senior at school in plymou

she's refuse to go put her music on spotify, taking a stand against the way fingers are paid from those streaming site. so not too young to get on that list either. she's only 25. >> she needs to clear some room off of her shelves with all of those awards she's winning. >> we love her here. >> thanks so much. >> wildly successful, jill, thank you. coming up after the break, another check on traffic and weather together. we'll be right back. >> meisha, a i know we are watching the roads, are they still wet out there? >> certainly wet out there. now starting to see some flashing light, that means we're having some myfoxphilly.com. good morning to all of you at home, if you are just waking up with us. this is where we have an accident, blue route, off ram top saint david, near route 30. you can see, not going to cause too many slow downs watch this does indicate, yesterday, as you know, especially for those of you watching us early in the morning there is happened right away in the morning, tan kind of continued throughout the morning. so, we don't know if that's going to continue. but the

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. >> she has really made an impact in the music industry and taking on spotify and apple to change their pay model. she's more than an entertainer. >> she's a wonderful businesswoman. >> a disruptor. and she's 25. she's the youngest person on the list. >> wealthiest is? >> wonderful. >> the list is not based on money, tyler. but probably ryan graves, who is with uber. and he's worth i think $1 billion. he's under 40 years old. you're going to hate him too. and also the founder of fitbit. the company went public recently and his shares are worth something like 700 million. >> good for him. >> somebody has to do it. >> extraordinary people. >> "fortune's" susie gerub and an "nbr" contributor. good to see you. >> nice to see you guys. >> coming up, apple's top competitor is setting up shop in apple's own back yard. that story next. >>> it's going to be friday. here's what to watch tomorrow. the final reading of second quarter gross domestic product is out. apple's new iphone 6s and 6s plus will go on sale. and a read on the health of the consumer with a consumer sentiment report. and that i

. ♪ rishaad: itunes, spotify foul ball change in the music industry.tte maker. -- how all changed the music industry. it may be paying off because the shift of analog is helping the cassette maker dan to its own tune. >> you could characterize our model as stubbornness and stupidity. we were too stubborn to quit. making more audio than we have ever made at that as something to say into town -- in 2015. national audio company again strictly as a blank medium supplier. it was not until late in the 1990's when many of the larger duplicators decided to go into cd replication just realized the cassette maker was not done. we were not in the music industry and we were not hurt you our spoken word customers went on. that is the beginning of our buying out our competitors and getting their equipment and restoring it to new condition and picking the music industry when it came back. >> the best part is analog. that man knows audiocassettes. we intend to be the last audio cassette company operating and we are the last operating. >> this is audio cassette duplica

spotify weighing in on the annual debate, and the answer may surprise you. today, thursday, september 3, 2015. 2015. >> it is 8:00 on september 3rd, thursday. matt is off today but willie is in. >> we're on tv! >> they're playing your song. >> i knew that song. >> and then the tape stopped. >> you got it. >> a new edition or something? >> bobby brown. i played it on my yellow walkman in 1988. >> good one! >> sorry we couldn't hear it in the entirety. >>> coming up big savings can be found in september. you know where to look. we'll have tips to help you find the best tips on everything from clothing to cars. >>> more to get to beginning with a check of the top stories inside with natalie. >> good morning. >>> we're starting off with breaking news this morning. one u.s. marine was killed and nine others injured overnight when the helicopter made a hard landing in north carolina. the chopper came down during a training exercise. the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> a former staffer propelled the hillary clinton controversy to a new level. he w

. >> it is a tax on streaming services like netflix and spotify.he lawsuit accused of city officials to put in a nine percent fee of expanding the definition of tax. chicago officials maintain it is fair. it is estimated to bring in $12 million annually. and streaming video and ordering food and cars. our phones have made life more convenient. now it could improve those long waits in the doctor's office. on demand health care. but is it all what it is cracked up to be? adam houseley has the story. >> reporter: nowadays it is on demand. thia food and taxi service and doctors in the uber of health care. house calls are making a come back as old school medicine goes high-tech. >> anything that can be done in the routine office visit can be done at home and hotel room or desk. >> app, page in new york and they allow you to schedule a doctor's nurse's visit within an hour. >> can you get it when and where you need it. and you don't have to go to emergency room and wait in long lines. >> we'll ask questions. >> weather for strep test and flu and shutture

made in america festival will be freedom streamed on the app spotify. >> there's the american flag. >> and they will get decent weather. >> reporter: yeah, they will have low humidity and lots of sun. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: you take it matt. >> i'm taking it again. >> reporter: we have ground clutter that popped up in the last hour or so, but that's not rain. we have low-lying cloud cover at the airport. but we're expecting the sun to break through, overall sun and clouds mix. warm, 77 degrees, dewpoint, 68 so pretty humid, as well. wind out of the northeast at 7. that draw of air out of the northeast will knock the temperatures down a little bit with cooler air coming in future tracker 6 shows you through the morning a mix of sun and clouds. in the afternoon today there's a chance of a pop-up shower or thundershower here or there, or thunderstorm briefly. most of the action is from about the delaware river off to the north and west through the afternoon heading into the evening. that starts to tail on out of here and become less of an issue. later the evening hours could featu

the streaming music service spotify teamed up with an expert to compile a list of 53 songs along with hymns and songs. and pop songs like bruce springsteen, boys 2 men mo town philly. and alisha keys. >>> a crowd for the pope's visit will mean a lot of talking, texting, and tweeting that could strain cell phone service. the four type wireless providers are adding cell sites on wheels but there are also steps you can take to stay connected. for one, try texting instead of making calls. it uses fewer resources. if you have trouble sending data, don't press send or up load repeatedly. put it away and wait 15 to 20 seconds and try again. and save the selfies or other posts for later if you can't post at the time. and remember, eyewitness news is your go-to source for information on the upcoming papal visit on air and online. if the schedule to street closures, you can find it on abc 7 ny.com/pope. >>> we're following breaking news that has to do with the race for president. scott walker is dropping out of the race. the associated press confirming that a few minutes ago. the presidential h

the recording industry association of america counted revenue from subscription services like spotifyiriusxm and support operations. >> 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

aot a fight -- spotify names snakeheavy song by dj is the number one song of the summer. -- wiz by ms. khalifa khalifa. your favorites? wizthan: i only know because my son likes him. i liked "sugar" by maroon 5. funk" by liked "uptown bruno mars. run -- if i had gone country, she would have given me grief. kimberly: i liked "love me like you do." "what a wonderful world this would be." i just rediscovered it this summer. it brings back great memories. jonathan: now that we have all caps of music, plenty of music playing at last get away for labor day weekend. if you're heading west towards the mountains or lakes, your best bet is a fill up the tank at the real auto center in port royal. this is just off interstate 66. according to gas money, it is charging two dollars nine since per gallon -- $2.09 for gallon. check gas prices at wjla.com. before you go, logon and you will save yourself a few bucks. kimberly: it started as a really beautiful day in the got super hot. what's he going to do tonight? a newly issued severe that is from morning has been issued for parts of the area that in

. >> speaking of music he create aid spotify play list and many are hymns and songs but there will be few that you will recognize. >> these were songs that will relate to the pope being in the u.s.a. >> you know there is one from philly. >> ♪ >> how about that. >> tim o'malley is director and had to include boys to men, in the 53 song play list but that isn't the only philadelphia song. >> let's do another. >> ♪ >> was bruce springsteen's film, from the story of the film, tom hanks in philadelphia. >> part of the three and a half hours of music, yeah, streets of philadelphia. of course, you can't leave out, his trip to new york, the pope's trip to new york. >> ♪ >> empire state of the mind i'm sure. >> yes. >> so he is in cuba now. then d.c. and then to new york. and then to philadelphia saturday morning. >> we are the the big finally. >> yes. >> that is so true. >> world meeting of families, loft people in town tomorrow starts tomorrow. >> delaware county mother isn't having any of this empty nest syndrome her kids going off to college. >> yeah, i know what that is like. >> nia. >> h

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

you look at spotify, though. they're in nearly 60 markets.oes that concern you, and how do you think about grabbing more of that global share? >> well, our ambition is clearly to be global. we are in australia and new zealand. we see the appetite. it's clear there. it's a matter of getting the rights, which we're working on. we're confident we'll get there eventually. you know, we've been at this for 15 years now. it's kind of been 15 years of very intense r & d on the product and monotization, and it's the marketing platform for musicians. we think we're about so to start an era where musicians will be in power. tens of thousands of artists use these platforms to really sustain their careers. >> so much competition here, tim, and we talked about that mother of marketing platforms. is that the competitive edge you have? i'm interested in apple music now. it's been out there for a few months. what kind of impact has to happen for pandora? >> very little. first and foremost, the differentiation is the service itself. we figured out how to effor