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. >> it bars the president from receiving gifts or payments tr foreign governments could be tested. details of the contract are private. but real estate experts say the trumps licensing fee is usually around 3 to 4% of each condo sold in the building. and that money comes from foreigners. lots of them. >> when you have somebody who is a foreign national and has foreign government associations making purchases, its fair to ask who is actually paying for that unit. >> reporter: for example, a buye...

>> reporter: the $360 million project was built by malaysias group. >> you cant have a great partnership if youre not on the same page. >> reporter: it owns the building and pays to use the trump name. >> president trump was not here. thank you for entrusting me with your familys coveted brand. >> reporter: the project has been controversial. >> everything that this man stands for is everything that we are against as canadians. >> reporter: but could this gleaming tower house a potential constit...

They had to fork over a licensing fee, usually $1,500. those licensing fees earn warner chapel an estimated $2 million a year. theyd been enforcing a copyright just since 1988 when it bought the original copyright from a company that bought it back in 1935. yesterday, a federal court determined the original copyright only covered specific piano arrangements, not the specific song itself. it comes by way a lawsuit filed in 2013 by film maker jennifer nelson who paid for the rights to use the song...

They had to fork over a licensing fee, usually $1,500. those licensing fees earn warner cha pel an estimated $2 million a year. theyd been enforcing a copyright just since 1988 when it bought the original copyright from a company that bought it back in 1985. yesterday, a federal court determined the original copyright only covered specific piano arrangements, not the specific song itself. it comes by way a lawsuit filed in 2013 by film maker jennifer nelson who paid for the rights to use the son...

Air it. they dont have to air it if they dont want to, do they? >> i agree. and i think youre right on both counts. there is a lot of sort of blustery information at the beginning of the suit. but when you get down to the actual claims, there is not a lot there. there is defamation based on one instagram post by the president of broadcasting and then the breach of contract, which is interesting. they bought the rights and actually they reached out and offered to pay the licensing fee. they offer...

To this and want to watch it none of the people at home had anything to do with this. we knew going in we may have no advertisers. we have 11 days to celebrate with a holiday weekend in between. that make it is almost impossible. but we do think having a chance to bring this pageant and support those contestants and support that community is a worthwhile endeavor and not a political move. its a television move. >> hang on a second. he said they may not have any advertisers? >> he acknowledges th...

What percentage of americans believe in ghosts. the answer, 45% believe in goes or that the spirits of dead people can come back in certain places or situations. 43% do not think they harm or interact with the living. time now for first buzz. im joined by bill karins and richard lui. bill is far away right now. but the ghost thing is interesting. i personally believe dead people have a lot of better things to do with their time. >> i believe. you dont. richard, tie breaker? >> i think they do. >...

For. i happened to be nearby and appeared in front of me when i was filming something else. i happened to be rolling camera on smaller fire. >> sean: lets get the al gore portion of this. he writes you a letter. tell us what was in the letter? >> they asked to use license the footage for it what they said was al gores climate presentations for the next five years. on environmental topics and i sort of knew what that was. i did research on it. i asked them several questions. i just said basically...

For. i happened to be nearby and appeared in front of me when i was filming something else. i happened to be rolling camera on smaller fire. >> sean: lets get the al gore portion of this. he writes you a letter. tell us what was in the letter? >> they asked to use license the footage for it what they said was al gores climate presentations for the next five years. on environmental topics and i sort of knew what that was. i did research on it. i asked them several questions. i just said basically...

Focusing on this legacy value of early patents they developed. >> shep: they are hoping to get money to get restarted to started? >> you have to pay us a licensing fee they say patents being infringed upon or we are going sue you. this is game that gets played in silicon valley. one company insists somebody else has kind of misused their intellectual property. i do think yahoo had a couple of missteps even lately with management turnover and investors are very restless in yahoo. they want to see...