i asked him how spotify and other streamers and the speed of distribution through social is changingy. here's what he told me >> i think what we've seen over the last, you know, five, ten years, is this sort of demock a ratization of process and distribution and i think it's good for creativity, i think it's good for artists, i also think it's good for consumers, you know, because you have more choices, and also just as music lovers, it takes us out of that sort of segmented and segregated types of music and kind of opens it up for, you know, whether you like hip hop, rock, r & b, country, within the sort of new ecosystem of play lists, everything is sort of there for you. >> you managed lady gaga i believe somebody brought her into your office before she had her first album. she had most of the songs maybe together on it, had her look together, but before the first album, through her rise. also pretty recently you kind of helped meghan trainor do meghan trainor 2.0. how did the process change from lady gaga to meghan trainor based on how music and the way music is distributed change

is something my kids can't live without spotify.. that's a bill that i have to pay. spotify, netflix, i have to pay these bills and amazon prime or else i get the call from my kids it's the only thing they call about. otherwise they text, hey, dad, did you pay the spotify bill. >> it used to be the gas and now it's everything but that. >> that's the three bills they care about, spotify. >> got leaders in kroger and colgate as jim was saying. let's get to bob pisani. >> mixed open. we have positive slightly positive consumer staples moving around and energy on the downside here you see a familiar pattern, folks, banks going into earnings, banks usually drop going into and immediately following the major bank earnings reports will start tomorrow with the semiconductors are a little weak. one of the main reasons is micron they noungsed a secondary offering, 29 million shares, dilute about 2% of the shaeres, when you have 90%, you can do a secondary that will be a 2% dilute ion and not get hurt too bad. blackrock, historic highs today a

streaming you on spotify. what is that like? why do you think so many people stream you on spotify?. it's really awesome. >> what's next? >> i'm sure you got big plans. what's next? i know you are working on debut album or -- i'm old school. i call them album. what do you call them cd's. >> albums. >> they're still albums. you're still working oh and that. >> yes. >> that will come out this year or beginning of next year? >> we don't know yet. we're just writing a bunch of music right now writing and recording and focusing thon. >> we've got a show in dc on december 8th at the rock and roll hotel. >> if people want to get your music or come and see give the information. this is your selling points. good here's your chance to sell and get some more millions. tell them. >> all ofur at shaed band and fine us on spotify, apple music arism tunes all of that, and instagram. >> instagram. go to our website which is shaed band.com to see all of our upcoming performances. >> okay. cool. >> thank you again. >> thank you. >> good luck everybody. >> i am giving everyone a high five. it was kind

with no spotify or apple music most people turn to one of the sites run by chinese tech giant tencentt can tell us more. it is very good start, i would say. the other territories, the mature markets, the compression rate is usually 20 to 30%. we are not looking at what it isn't right now, but looking at the gears forward, our subscribers, the age group is around 15 to 25 years old, mostly, so you are seeing that these teenagers are getting more educated about the value for content. # i #ican # i can show you incredible things... that report finishes this half of outside source, see you in a couple of minutes. in this look at world weather we will look at severe thunderstorms and is in tropical weather systems, very close to home. first of all, we will start with the weather we have just seen in south africa. this was the satellite picture from tuesday showing a massive thunderstorm across eastern areas of south africa, particularly affecting kwazulu—natal. there has been severe flooding, turning roads to rivers. about 100 millimetres of rain falling in a short space of time around the

spotify has failed to gain ground in video. video at sales are expected to grow this year.twitter, facebook, alphabet europe for capitol hill testimony in russian meddling in the elections, one notably absent will be snapchat. snapchat has remained virtually free of political advice. -- ad bites. joining me for the latest story, which you we you can find in the latest issue of "bloomberg frier.sweek," is sarah talk to us about how snapchat has remained remarkably outside fray. sarah: snapchat is not think of themselves as a social media company. they think of themselves as a space where people connect with their friends with photos and separately consume content that is curated by snapchat itself, so the company is taking duration in its own hands, verifying things before it is posted, looking at user generated content and adding context to it. it is extremely different from what we see on the rest of the internet, user generated content being compiled and then shared and going viral. it is completely control. emily: why can't facebook do something like this? sarah: it is a

third-partyentioned experiences, spotify, the ability to buy movie tickets on fandango, share recipesetwork, how are these features driving user growth? >> those types of experiences are actually driving engagement. once you have this types of experiences, then you tend to stick with messenger and create more and more conversations on messenger. when people actually get what they want, when we can infer intent from a conversation and leverage them to suggest the right thing at the right time, we see that people are having a better experience. they are sticking around on messenger to create more groups and more conversations. emily: with referencing ai technology, some would say that facebook seems to be behind in the ai game. amazon and google already have products in people's homes. does facebook have some catching up to do? >> we have a very different approach here. we tend to not disappoint when you have an intent you want to complete, because we only surface suggestions when we feel confident that this is something you want to do. the model we have been working on right now is the

emily: you have added new features like location, polling, third-party experiences, spotify. -- mentionedbuying a movie tickets on san diego. ticket on fandango. what are you seeing? david: those experiences are driving engagement because once you have those experiences, you tend to stick with messenger and have more conversations on messenger. what we are seeing is when people actually get what they want, when we can infer intent from a conversation and actually leverage them to suggest the right thing at the right time, what we see is people are having a better experience, and they are sticking around on messenger in groups and one-on-one conversations. with any referencing of ai technology, some say i facebook is behind on the ai game, alexa, google at home products, using facebook and facebook messenger have some catching up to do here? david: i think we are having a very different approach here because the current experience that you have that basically to dots things you want in conversation is really popping up at the right time, and so as a result, we tend to not disappoint when w

spotify has failed to gain ground in video. video ad sales expected to grow nearly 28% this year. while twitter, facebook, and alphabetic europe for capitol russiantimony in the meddling in the elections next week one , notably absent will be snapchat. snapchat has remained virtually ad bites. the secret to their success? good old-fashioned human beings ting news stories. joining me is sarah frier. talk to us about how snapchat has remained remarkably outside of the fray. sara: snapchat does not think of itself as a social media company. wherehink of a place people can message their friends with photos and separately curated by ant host of media companies and snap itself. they are taking cure ration into their own hands verifying things , before it is posted, looking at user generated content and adding context to it. it is extremely different from what we see on the rest of the internet, user generated content being compiled and then shared and going viral. it is completely controlled. emily: why can't facebook do something li

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emily: you just added ge as a customer while at the same time losing spotify in bank of america. -- spotifynd bank of america. tell us about the lengths you are going to to keep and maintain your customers. >> we have millions of active customers. we think of our customers as a non-amazon entity which uses our platform over the past 30 days. they really span the gamut. most of the successful startups have built their businesses completely from scratch on top of aws. these are companies like pinterest, airbnb, slack. over the last three years, the enterprise and adoption has really increased with the cloud and aws. you see every meaningful vertical business segment using aws. if you're talking about oil and gas, shell, bp, and financial services capital one, in manufacturing you have ge. they have been working with aws for a long time. they are moving 9000 applications to aws. technology, netflix runs everything on top of aws even though we compete with them in our video business. in the public sector, we have nearly 3000 government agencies worldwide using aws. we just have a lot more custo

. >>> in other corporate news this morning, a new report suggests spotify could be val utd at $20 billionn it goes public. they say the streaming service could be eventually worth $100 billion. they've advised spotify for years on fundraising says the company's growth will be driven by paid subscribers, numbers growing and better deals with news labels they have hit 60 million paid users. >>> online lender sofi held a sale earlier sofi began talks after a foreign bank made a $6 billion indicatetive offer the company raised $500 million in funding in february that valued it more at 4.3. last month the founder and co-founder resigned. >>> still to come on "worldwide exchange", a political crisis in catalonia. this could be a major week for them live report from barcelona as we head to break, here's a look at how europe is trading at sive hour which is mainly poti, albeit not for spain back in a couple of minutes. it's not just a donation. it's a warm blanket. it's a bottle of clean water. it's a roof and a bed. it's knowing someone cares. it's feeling safe. it's a today that's better than y

, the uber visa card out next week comes with an annual prescription credit used on services like spotifytflix or amazon prime membership. >>> burger king out with the new campaign that appears to troll mcdonald's. chain says it is giving out free whoopers on halloween, for customers coming dressed up as a cologne. in a video released, biking through streets and confronted at one point by a clown who resembles mcdonald's ronald mc donald. company says idea was spurred by research showing that clowns are the third most popular costume, this year. jim and rahel. >> i think that is hilarious i love to see what co go after. >> it is really funny, actually. the ad is a little creepy but funny, idea of it. >> it makes you realize big co , corporations are just as petty as we are, dianne. >> but i don't want to be walk home with mcdonald's with clowns. >> #petty. >> yes. >> creepy thanks, dianne, we will see you tomorrow. >> agreed. >>> all right. jefferson health is making some job cuts after recently merging with abington health, aria health and kennedy health jefferson says it is cutting fewe

body ♪ coul come on be my baby, i'm n love with your body ♪ >> rose: ed sheeran's has been heard on spotifyt consider myself talented. i continue play guitar or sing, i learned to do both. i think persistence is, more -- i came to london and was not the best singer songwriter or the best liked performer in the scene i was in and even at the time i got signed i probably wasn't the best. but the more and more you work at something you give yourself no choice but to get better. persistence was the key. a kid comes up around says how can i become a performer? it doesn't really matter if you can't sing or play. i was persistent, i never thought i would be doing anything else. i never thought i'd be playing stadiums, i thought i would make a living, even if i only got a hundred quid at the end of the night. that was all possible. >> rose: you also have no time for anything but music. and friends. >> yeah but even with friends, friends fit in between the music and they know after this i'm going into the studio again and making a song. and i just love it man, i just love it i don't know why i'd wan

the guys that run spotify are from netflix. >> is that so?ah. >> blockbuster had a chance to buy a big chunk a long time ago. >> netflix, what can i say, they are sticky you get the bill that's just what people -- it's integrated into society and that's a remarkable thing that somebody got integrated that fast, versus when we used to do the disks in the mail and our queue. this is a commonalty, i'm on episode nine, will not spoil anything -- >> of. >> of narcos 3 i'm thinking this program, is there a country this program would not be loved and it certainly would be much more loved in spanish kupcountr because the show is spanish. i hated movies with title. this is almost all titles except for pena a cross between burt reynolds and david favor pena, i wants to be pena -- >> and stranger things on october 27th. >> is that going to be great watch with your family is there anything more fun to watch with your family than stranger things. i'm watching different football and this is us, all of these cbs, csi summit, whatever, but in the end, what d

before we ever started recruiting students we were speaking to laefrds industry, great companies like spotify, all partners of ours, and the learning is incredibly tied to what is essential to thrive, both soft skills, hard skills and technical skills. >> so i'm not going to be taking classes like insect and man, wine making or liter correct. we offer data analytics, super high growth industries. many industries. and the backe year is accredited, nc though, and that would make some people nervous about whether they're going to be able to get a job coming out. where would they be getting hired? and i can't ask you for a track record because you're just starting out. >> our foundational belief is the most important cl ine marke recent job, do you have work experi third is an embedded internship with a great company or organization. as part of you that end up completing the program with a robust set of actual references. i've never called a professor to say hey, how does this person actually work in their latest job? i call someone they've worked with. >> where did you go to school? >> i went to

emily: you just added ge as a customer while at the same time losing spotify.o -- tell us about the lengths you are going to two keep and maintain your customers. >> we think of our customers as a non-amazon entity which uses our platform over the past three days. they really span the gamut. -- the past 30 days. and they really run the gambit. these are companies like pinterest, airbnb, slack. the adoptionyears, has really increased with the cloud and aws. you see every meaningful vertical business segment using aws. when you talk about bp, hess, and then the financial services inh capital one, manufacturing you have ge. they have been using aws for a long time. you have shire electric and phillip's. even though we compete with netflix on our video business, they are using aws. we just have a lot more customers in every imaginable segment then you will find elsewhere. was president of amazon's web services. coming up, we have more from our geek wire summit. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: qualcomm was accused of violating antitrust rules in taiwan and collecting

as a: you just added ge customer, but you lost spotify and google.he links you're going to to get new customers but keep the customers you have? any: the way to think about active customer is, a non-amazon entity that uses our platform over the last 30 days. we have millions of active customers. the big, successful startups have built their businesses from scratch. these are companies like pinterest, airbnb, robin hood. years, thest three enterprise of the public sector has dramatically increased to the cloud and you see every meaningful vertical business segment using aws. if you're talking oil, gas, financial services -- capital one, think of australia. manufacturing, ge, they have been working with aws for a long time. phillips --ric and they run everything on aws. sector we have nearly 3000 government agencies using it. we have more customers in every imaginable section. you mention netflix, your biggest competitor in streaming. is there any scenario where you would not serve them? amazon's it is consumers biggest competitors. it is a separate en

you know how you don't talk like this: "play the peter, bjorn and john song called 'young folks' on spotifyat hipster song with whistling." ♪ it gets that... ...like only google can. ♪ ♪ you get a companion ticketes visaevery year.card so why not take...me? i mean i always spell your name right. seriously, take me, i can't listen to this playlist any longer. i'm thinking mexico, and i'm a quick packer. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. last night, our next guest began his eighth year of surviving the apocalypse. he plays daryl on "the walking dead" sunday nights on amc. please welcome norman reedus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: norman, i want to say i'm disappointed in you too. matt damon strolls in here. you and your cross bow are nowhere to be found. >> i just met him backstage. he is really nice. i really liked him. >> jimmy: well, we have to agree to disagree on that. when you started on "the walking dead" did you have any idea it would go on 100 episodes of killing zombies? >> no idea. it was a script you get and people tell you don't do it. >> jimmy: who world you not to do it? >> everyb

it's one of the few services i would be willing to may more for and don't realize it amazon prime, spotify, i don't focus on i bet netflix gets no pushback but strength took up rest of f.a.n.g. no meaningful throw in other components all pulled up by netflix that's all she wrote it should be different from that but that's the world we have to accept get back to the main exercise, the ten dow stocks responsible for the recent leg of the rally. not doing this to talk about what they did but what they can teach us about market keeping going higher boaging. colossal, two reasons boeing soared in the stratosphere huge number of orders bah airlines are flush and analysts too negative about the cash flow and costs. especially dream liner, now in rapid production also a defense contractor so benefits from republican congress's love of buying military hardware and trump administration's policy of telling our allies to spend more to defend themselves turned into bullish believers last quarter and terrific fuel for rally. caterpillar responsible for 11.6% of the move. source the strength? blowout qua

emily: you have new features spotify,ation, polling, the ability to buy movie tickets from fandango or recipes from the food network. how do you see the trends continuing? >> those types of experiences, once you have them, you tend to stick with messenger and create more conversations on messenger. when people actually get what they want, when we can infer intent from a conversation and then leverage them to suggest the right thing at the right time, what we see are that people are having a better experience and sticking around on messenger to create more groups and more conversations. technology, some people are saying that facebook seems to be a little behind when it comes to the home ai game. to do think that facebook and facebook messenger have some catching up to do? >> i think we are having a very different approach here. the current experience you have is that they suggest things that you want to do based off of conversation, and it is really popping up at the right time. to results tend not disappoint when you have an intent you want to complete. we only surface suggestions whe

. >> stephen: incredible. ( cheers and applause ) it's available on itunes, spotify and title. everybody should get it to help the people for puerto rico. you know, nick and i were actually just in the middle of raising money for puerto rico as well. we're just $1,000 shy of a million dollars. you don't happen to have an awkward puberty photo, do you? >> i'm afraid not. i'm afraid i looked really good. is that awwww -- >> but i do have an awkward puberty video. roll it, jim

you know how you don't talk like this: "play the peter, bjorn and john song called 'young folks' on spotify play that hipster song with whistling." ♪ it gets that... ...like only google can. ♪ it all started when sophia found the perfect little mug at marshalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. ♪ ♪ >> no more perfect gifts, no more perfect anything. >> let's put the ass back in christmas. >> that didn't come out exactly as i plain planned it, but you guys know what i mean. >> yeah, we got you. >> to taking christmas back! >> welcome back. i am shaquille o'neal, subbing in for jimmy kimmel. i'm here with the lovely mila kunis. so this movie is kind of a dirty christmas movie. can you say that stuff on tv? >> [ bleep ] yeah, you can. i mean, it's late night, so you can do anything. >> yeah, that's true. tell us about the movie. >> the movie is called "a bad moms christmas," it's a continuation of the last one, less than a year ago, be

♪ you know how you don't talk like this: on spotify" you talk like this: "hey google, play that." ♪ it gets that... ...like only google can. ♪ it all started when sophia found the perfect little mug at marshalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? when you choose surprise. ♪ ♪ i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. >> no more perfect gifts, no more perfect anything. >> let's put the ass back in christmas. >> that didn't come out exactly as i plain planned it, but you

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we are the only system to have support of apple, amazon, spotify music services, so we have this experiencery: i built a house. i had to wire the whole house for sound. i was very involved with the sonos controllers. it was complicated and difficult. the technology for these small speakers seems it has changed a lot. patrick: dramatically. we have wi-fi throughout our homes now. you have a great ability to deliver the music. we worked hard to make sure we can deliver the music every time to any room in the house using wi-fi. you don't need to run the whole house with wires. cory: you said the market is getting bigger. give me a dollar amount. how big is this market going to be in five years? patrick: at least $20 billion, $30 billion. cory: globally? patrick: yeah. cory: fascinating. it's an interesting product and you're up against some interesting competitors, who are working with you guys on this new sonos 1. that's patrick spence, the ceo of sonos. coming up, elon musk and mark zuckerberg facing off for an ai future. next, reid hoffman weighs in on this heavy debate. this is bloomberg.

. ♪ you know how you don't talk like this: on spotify" you talk like this: "hey google, play that hipstert gets that... ♪ ♪ z2ktqz z5yz y2ktqy y5yy ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. last night, our next guest began his eighth year of surviving the apocalypse. he plays daryl on "the walking dead" sunday nights on amc. please welcome norman reedus. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: norman, i want to say i'm disappointed in you too. matt damon strolls in here. you and your cross bow are nowhere to be found. >> i just met him backstage. he is really nice. i really liked him. >> jimmy: well, we have to agree to disagree on that. when you started on "the walking dead" did you have any idea it would go on 100 episodes of killing zombies? >> no idea. it was a script you get and people tell you don't do it. >> jimmy: who world you not to do it? >> everybody. they're backstage. yeah, you know, stretch. it was an out there. but i saw a guy looking for his family. >> jimmy: you should be their agents, it sounds like. >> they're great. >> jimmy: the show is an institution and it's also in an institution. the sm

in common they are 100% artificial intelligence they know exactly what you want before you know it spotifyby the way, i like that song even more -- pearl jam came out with a new album yesterday i'm surprised spotify in my head did not play that song because they know i like procedubrother daughter. >> we have the picture we have the tweet? >> of me and -- >> yeah. we're looking for the hamm thing. >> we are? >> you mentioned it. >> netflix is a small cap -- >> there it is there it is. >> come on, i have game. >> you're the grand poobah you call for it, we show it. >> look, jon hamm happens to be a great guy. the only time i ever see him is at a charity thing he helped us tremendously. >> jon hamm market >> it is a jon hamm market you know, most of the celebrities i talk to, and i do, they all hate this market. they all say it is about to crash, about to crash, about to crash. >> people who have been -- you said it yesterday, that throw in the towel, a throw in the towel market. >> i can't take it anymore why do i want to recommend microsoft? well, because it won't come down that's not good

you can grab the new song at apple music or spotify, got a great beat. approved by dana? i am paying attention. >> jesse: my world is expanding. >> dana: we are going to get culture to him yet. >> kennedy: 36 pandas born at that china conservation research center. the most pandas they have ever seen. 15 pairs of twins. they don't open their eyes until they are about eight weeks old. they can't move around until they are three months. they are cute and they have to have help from zookeepers because they have a lot of inexperienced moms. they are beautiful. >> dana: set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. >> bret: president trump says he and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell are "closer than ever" as they try to hammer through budget and tax reform. two u.s. allies fight out over disputed territory in iraq. honoring firefighters on the front lines. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am bret baier. it's all about your money. how much the government takes and how much it allows you to keep. the tax reform and f

. >> the song has also been streamed over 200 million times and counting on spotify. >> i love that.ody. bye-bye. ♪ >>> tracking a sunday soaker, a flash flood watch is now in effect for heavy rain today, it is first part of the system that will bring 1/2 punch of nasty weather to the tri-state area. >>> today is sunday october 29th good morning everyone i am's jan carabao. lets get over to that forecast right now and here's meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, chelsea. a lot of rain to talk about. >> not just rain but wind will be a major component of things as we head in the overnight hours tonight and into your monday, but lets get to it and take to you storm scan three right now we are in the holding pattern. we have a bubble of dry air around the philadelphia area, scout jersey, delaware but

his new album is called "divide," the single "shape of you" is spotify's most streamed some of all-times ed sheeran performing "shape of you," right here in our studio. ♪ >> the club isn't the best place to find a lover so the bar is where i go me and my friends at the table doing shots drinking fast and then we talk slow you come over and start up a conversation with just me and trust me i'll give it a chance now take my hand, stop, put van the man on the jukebox and then we start to dance, and now i'm singing like girl, you know i want your love your love was handmade for somebody like me come on now, follow my lead i may be crazy, don't mind me say, boy, let's not talk too much grab on my waist and put that body on me come on now, follow my lead come, come on now, follow my lead i'm in love with the shape of you we push and pull like a magnet do although my heart is falling too i'm in love with your body and last night you were in my room and now my bedsheets smell like you every day discovering something brand new i'm in love with your body oh-i-oh-i-oh-i-oh-i i'm in love with your

. >> stephen: incredible. ( cheers and applause ) it's available on itunes, spotify and title.he song, everybody should get it to help the people for puerto rico. you know, nick and i were actually just in the middle of raising money for puerto rico as well. we're just $1,000 shy of a million dollars. you don't happen to have an awkward puberty photo, do you? >> i'm afraid not. i'm afraid i looked really good. is that awwww -- >> but i do have an awkward puberty video. roll it, jim! ♪ i came back from puerto rico yesterday ♪ and i'm bored ♪ oh, i hate it here in new york ♪ don't get me wrong it's nice to live with all these nice folks ♪ but i don't like it ♪ it really suuuuu.... >> stephen: wow! ( cheers and applause ) unbelievable! i wish we had a mic for you to drop! that's incredible! that's what this man gives! he gives and he gives! a real video, and you're really 13 in that video. >> and i'm really making up a song about puerto rico then. and my face is struggling to catch up with my nose. that was a dark year. >> stephen: unbelievable. not just a photo but an actual vide

. >> ♪ >> the song available object i tunes, apple, spotify. >> resident rapper mike jer rick joining 5:51. >> how about ben simmons with the triple double. i can't tell you how my triple double was. there are so many things pumpkin spice. >> you can have it in your bread, everything they can make it, they can chuck it in. >> you got it. i will give you a quiz then. which is the best for you? which is the most healthy, of these items. >> okay. >> your pumpkin spice coffee everybody that is getting now, pumpkin spice granola. >> oh that sound goods. >> or plane old pumpkin pie, without the whipped cream. >> well, i would think granola >> i would think pumpkin pie. >> i would. >> yes, it is bog granola. >> it seems like a trick question, pie wouldn't be number one. >> that is a good one. >> should i wait. >> are we close, we're close you are right, the pie, the pie is more nutritious then the certain type of, spicy granola. >> how about that. >> well, there will be a bigger quiz and more exciting later on in the 6:00 o'clock version. >> well, you sold that. >> where is my pie. >> we do

some of the world's most popular startups, spotify, lyft, uber and will have the first opportunity toplans to hire a grad. >> it's altruistic in that we want to change and catalyze education in the u.s. and we want to add people adding vad u day one. >> the program isn't for everyone and some education experts agree. >> they may be training for a very specific job that might not exist in five years. when we go through a liberal arts or just a broader bachelor's degree program, the idea is that the student is gaining a skill set that they can carry with them throughout their entire year. >> brown and his students are fully invested. >> mission u is the opportunity i've been waiting for without really knowing it. >> reporter: these students betting that it's a risk worth taking. >> thanks for that. next up on "sunday today," harry smith on the epidemic of gun violence in america. are we doing enough to stop it? >>> later, a life well lived. remembering rock legend tom petty. ♪ and when it's time to move to underwear toddlers see things a bit differently thanks to pampers easy ups you se

i had it on streaming on spotify.e here, we talked about how you were recording -- i want to say frogs or birds. >> yes, that happens a lot. >> jimmy: and i was like, that's cool, but you'll never use any of that. >> and i did. >> jimmy: on the first track. >> yes, the first track. >> jimmy: yeah. >> the opening is a river that runs through my house. and there's a frog, killer angel baby. and he's now had other little mini-frogs, so that's like a a whole symphony of an entire family, an evolution of a a family that i got to witness and record without getting any signoff or permission to use. so i might get -- be the first person ever to be sued by a a frog. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that is true. yeah. i know his attorney. and you're in for it. he has a case. >> yeah. >> jimmy: mr. baby has a case. >> yes, exactly. >> jimmy: killer angel baby. exactly. that came on and i go, and i was listening to just this beautiful sound and then the song comes on and it kicks in. and it's just you. and it's perfect. and it's pop

. >> the song has also been streamed over 200 million times and counting on spotify. >> i love that.ody. bye-bye. ♪ report. sitting next to podesta was the lawyer from the clinton campaign who paid for the report. do they need to come back sit down and tell the committee what is up? >> they absolutely need to be recalled. it is difficult to imagine that a campaign chairman, that the head of the dnc, would not know of an expennditure of this magnitude and significance. perhaps there is something more going on here. certainly it is worth additional questioning of the two witnesses. >> and, and what about the, the -- clinton campaign lawyer. >> absolutely. and more than anyone. >> a storm of controversy forced puerto rico today to pull the plug on a deal with white fish energy. the tiny company restore electricity knocked out by hurricane maria. here is david begnaud. >> in the interest of protecting our public interests, i have asked the board of the power authority to evoke the cancellation clause in the contract immediately. >> puerto rico's governor, made the announcement, less than