the premium version, reo and spotify allow you to download for offline. you can list ton full albums and specific songs on demand. does it change your lessening habits? let us know. >> all right. you can catch more stories like this on the list. watch this week nights at 7 followed by let's ask america. you better get a jump on your holiday shopping. you have less than a couple days to get it done. the calendar will be crunched during prime holiday shopping season. only 25 days between black friday and christmas mssments hanukkah is also coming up early. it starts november 27th. experts say you should start shopping now to avoid the crowds. try going during the day. >> i've already started. all right, coming up at 6:00 the national aquarium in baltimore gets hundreds of new animals but don't expect to see them soon. >>> getting older is inevitable. an alarming report of what's taking care of older generations will look like. we have those stories and more. let's get a preview of what's coming up at 6:30. >>> coming up on world news, unbreakable. our exclu

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there are reports the service could start before the end of the year and will compete with spotify, pandora and other digital offerings. youtube is already the most popular on-demand site in the world. the service would let users store musicken a mobile device -- music on a mobile device. google which owns youtube is not commenting on the report. >>> the b.a.r.t. board of directors is holding a special meeting at this hour. union leaders are in the crowd and things have been already gotten heated as they discuss the death of two workers during the strike. john fowler is in the meeting. we'll have the latest tonight on a special early edition of ktvu channel 2 news. we're on at 4:00 p.m., to bring you, once again, game two of the world series, boston leading that series against the cardinals, 1 game to nothing -- 1-0. thank you for making cute your choice for news. we are always here for you at ktvu.com and you can always follow us on twitter and facebook. thanks for watching. have a great day. to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of

. >> now, all of a sudden you've got xm sirius, pan dora, spotify, all these ways to hear the music you want to hear now. >> right. the listenership never left, just the -- the radio stations left >> satellite has proven good for you, huh? >> yeah. it's great. internet radio is great. you know, it's all good. >> there it is right there. i plugged this into my car. there it is. pandora. art sherrod. now, comes art, albright, here they all come. shout out to our friends mason who all hang around here. >> that's right. >> we're going to do a web extra with art. tim waters. >> i'll be hearing from kim. >> so you pick up the saxophone because it was the best chance to get chicks? >> yeah. >> i'm serious. >> i'm dead serious. i'm not joking with you. >> it was between the trumpet and the drums? >> right. >> why is the saxophone so sexy? >> i don't know. that's the mystery of it all, but i like the mystery. >> but what a change from a brass instrument or percussion >> you know, i'm not the greatest singer. i sing, but i'm not the greatest singer, and i think the saxophone translats really well

if you see behind the scene profiles at companies, like facebook, gucci, spotify, exclusive jobs at world-famous companies. a million count on the muse to inspire their year, and what is left to be waiting for? >> that's a great presentation. the first question i have is who is your ultimate audience, the employers or the employees? >> we take an employee-first approach, because i think ultimately, companies will pay to find the great people. >> do they pay? >> yes. >> what is the range? >> we're in the middle of changing our prices. we've been growing revenue 40%, in six figures now. as a.j. said, we are potentially profitable, but we've been hiring and expanding. >> i don't like the words potentially profitable. >> fair. >> i want to hear you're going to get profitable. if i'm an investor, a new client, i want to know you're going to be there. i like the concept. what i like most is you're looking to solve the job problem in this country. i think of you as the match.com for jobs. >> that's pretty fair. >> okay, great. thanks. take a step back. you know what i love about the two of you is you s

spotify cost maybe 10% of that. you look at twitter, other software products, that people go online and whether they're exchanging information or purchasing products, those websites cost a whole lot less money to develop and those websites work, and they handle more traffic. >> so you're head of the republican study committee. you unveiled your own health care bill, the committee, and you have introduced legislation to repeal and to -- >> replace the bill. >> replace the bill. i guess my question is why should americans watching these hearings on thursday think that this is going to be a legitimate attempt by congress to find out what went wrong and fix it? the law passed the house, passed the senate, was signed by the president and found constitutional by the supreme court. >> well, people don't like the law in general and a lot of people that are going on these websites are expecting to find out information, are being asked a lot of very personal information that has nothing to do with their health care. >> like w

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instagram, linkedin, spotify all were designed, implemented and operational at a fraction of the price of obamacare web page. and yet -- webpages. and yet in one of the most embarrassing moments in obamacare history, and i believe this will be a history that will be rife with embarrassing moments, news organizations had to search high and low throughout the country to find one person last week who could be verified that they had actually signed up on the obamacare webpage and of course days later we had borne the legend of chad. something many people are familiar with. hearkingen -- hearkening back to my military days, had i been given a mission and so utterly failed that mission, i would have been held accountable system of when will kathleen sebelius be held accountable for years st her after three does she llion, why still have her job? but at the end of the day we're not talking about obamacare, or about a webpage or or sequester or continuing resolution. what we're really talking about at the end of the day is our nation's crushing national debt. our national debt is now approachi

google in china trying to kill another competitor, spotify? we'll tell you ahead in our tech minute. this time of day look how oil is trading. this morning crude dropped below $96 a barrel for the first time since june 27th. a little happy dance going on in the car today, whoo-hoo. dow is up 87 points. we'll be right back. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. ashley: it is coming up to quarter past the hour. time to check on these markets. we're flirting with highs of the day. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. watching xerox, nicole. >> whatever

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if you look at companies like netflix, and movies like spotify, in music, and these are large, independent companies, and there's no reason we can't do the same. >> it's great for book looker, but we've seen what netflix did to the local independent store. book sellers are struggling. is this a nail in the coffin for barnes & noble? >> it's complementary to the brick-and-mortar. i still go to my local book store. i read print books. and i love discovering new titles on oyster. the combination can get people to read more. >> speaking of ebooks, are both offers available, or is this just for physical ones? >> this is just ebooks. >> oh, just ebooks. >> iphone, ipad application, just ebooks. >> good to meet you, eric. eric stromberg, the co-founder and ceo of oyster. >>> the bells are about to sound across europe marking the close of the session there. we'll have details for you as soon as we come back. stay with us. [ bell sounding ] >>> the european markets are closing now. >> yep, closing on the session, and indeed for the week overall. before we go any further, hats off to the brits. asto