on youtube, was a youtuber, who actually works to debunk news and information.hink what is interesting about youtube is that when it was launched, most of the users were focused on lifestyle and entertainment. i think that we have learned that more and more people are coming, particularly in places like india, for more news and hard news and information content. as a result, we have been learning and we have been adjusting. we have actually been leveraging what we have found from google. are you learning? are you adjusting fast enough in terms of youtube? because you look at something like the florida shooting, you have a video where people are saying it's a government put up job, emma gonzales, the student who became famous after the school shooting, a video of her doctor tearing up the us constitution, when she was actually tearing up a target. all of that is on that platform. i would say that we have actually learned from those specific incidents and earlier, about one month ago, we announced that we were going to implement a number of product changes to yout

youtube. but if i am a responsible media producer and i want my content to only be on a platform where my child's data is not being collected and shared with third parties, i have no way to actually just put my content on youtube kids. the only way to get on youtube kids is to go through youtube. so we have this ridiculous situation where the number one children's site in the world is blatantly violating coppa and claiming it's not a children's site. we have 57% of apps in the google play store not following coppa. and that can only result when you have a crisis of enforcement. if the ftc was enforcing coppa, we wouldn't see this, but they have clearly, through their lack of action, through their lack of enforcement, sent a message to industry that coppa doesn't matter. and that's a problem. and so, i think that coppa has been wonderfully effective up to a point, up to a certain point in time, but it's becoming much less effective now because of this crisis of enforcement. the other point that

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same thing youtube.i wanted to get your thoughts on that. >> i think this'll be be our final question. >> i think it's like a horror story online. look, there was an article just i think two weeks ago about being having this problem as you type something in, the gist of the things that whatever people looking for come up. google has battled this kind of algorithmic problem for quite a while now. all of that auto complete stuff has got it cleaned up. i don't care if you're talking about african americans, immigrants, muslims, et cetera. it's sort of part of the issues were trying to deal with right there. that was the tragic tragicallyt dylann roof. it's a serious issue, and a one and one that the adl has brought to the attention of the providers as well. >> there are really horrible examples, right, i'm just the issue you are raising. our colleagues from nh mc, national hispanic media coalition, has put out one of the worst things you can do is type latina girls into the search engine. unit going to get

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ask the young star of the youtube sensation ryan's world. he's a millionaire, and he's only in first grade. tonight he and his parents talk exclusively to our jo ling kent in their first family interview. >> roblox! >> reporter: youtube star ryan is only 7 years old, but he's already selling out aisles of toys at walmart and target, like a retail veteran. what's it like to see yourself right there? >>o cool myself. >> reporter: his eggs and squishies are some of the hottest toys this holiday season all starte youtube videos he made with his parents at age 3. >> see you next time! >> reporter: they've now been viewed more than 25 billion times, transforming the boy wonder into the eighth highest paid youtube star. he made an estimated $11 million last year. and retailers have now turned to influencers like ryan to get families into their stores. why do you think all these kids out there like watching your videos? >> because i'm entertaining and i'm funny. >> reporter: but like many first graders, he's just a kid, too, losing his first tooth a

. >> he can listen like this and others on his youtube page.s on a mission because he believes that there isn't enough high-quality educationalonnt for children of color on youtube and social media. so, you have a solution. >> some of the songs are catchy but some of the videos on the internet are educational but they're boring. what we need is high-quality educational concert that has dope music. >> so, he's partnered with his friend here the ice cream man. >> so, our goal is to raise some money. i have a song about it, here it go. ♪ my name is fred call me the ice cream man ♪ . >> he started a kick starter. >> this is also known as grant henry. welcome to the show. >> hey! >> now, you are a very creative brother. why did you start your channel? and what's the goal? >> the reason i started the channel is to give hope to mothers and fathers with their children. i'm watching tv shows and stuff i'm watching there are very little catered toward black kids. i keep waiting for someone to solve the problem properso >>here do youyearfr have a plan. >>

i was just on msnbc to see what twitter following, youtube videos how many likes i get. i'm not addicted to social media per se but the feedback there is a dopamine bag in my pocket called my iphone i am absolutely addicted to it but at least i am aware of it so i can modulate it but the fear is some of these companies that they actively foment to put their product or service quality or function to promote that addiction but they key is is a bad for younger people who cannot modulate? the number of teenagers who see their friends every day are cut in half there's less drunk driving there is less teen pregnancy but the reason why they are not having sex is because we see a pretty large spike of teen depression and teen suicide we need to have that conversation of social media on the whole is good for people under the age of 18 for them to see what they are not included in or an opportunity to not be civil despite the campaign of connecting the world with this vaseline across social media to connect the world that the species can be very tribal and when you talk about youn

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i go to youtube to see how many likes i got. i'm not addicted to social media but i am addicted to feedback and the dopamine hit. im at least aware of it, think i can modulate it, but the fear is around the addictive nature of these companies that they actively foment and put their service quality to promote that type of addiction. is, is it bad for people who may not be able to modulate? in the last 10 years the number of teens who see their friends every day has been cut in half. there are good things. driving, debtsn by auto, teen pregnancy, but teens aren't having sex because they are on their instagram feed. and we are seeing a large spike in teen depression and teen suicide, and we have to have a conversation about whether social media is good for people under the age of 18. it's an opportunity for them to see what they are not included in, an opportunity for them to be uncivil. despite the campaign of connecting the world and this blather that social media is going to make us love each other is there is aity lot of uncivi

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same thing youtube recommendations. i wanted to get your thoughts on that. >> i think this will be our final question. yes? >> i think it's like a horror story online. i mean, look i know that there was an article two weeks ago about bing having this problem as you type something in and just terrible things about whatever you were looking for come up. google has battled this kind of algorhythmic problem for quite a while now. all that autocomplete stuff has got to be cleaned up. i don't care if you're talking about african-americans, immigrants, muslims, et cetera. it's sort of part of the issues we're trying to deal with right there. that was the way you got dylann roof. it's a serious issue and one i know the adl has brought to the attention of the providers as well. >> there are really horrible examples, right, of just the issue you're raising. you know, our colleagues from nhmc have pointed out one of the worst things you can do is type latina girls into the search engine, right? you're not going to get information

that picture went viral on youtube. complimentary tributes are normal.mpington. hello, i'm tulsen tollet, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: holders real madrid guarantee their place in the last 16 of the champions league beating roma 2—0. yasir shah claims a stunning 14 wickets as pakistan thrash new zealand to level their test series. and big wave surfing continues in hawaii as maui's own billy kemper win the jaws challenge at pe'ahi. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with champions league football with four groups playing their penultimate fixture before the knockout stage. holders real madrid are seeking a fourth consecutive title in this tournament and despite inconsistency in their domestic league form they're in pole position to finish top of group 6 after a 2—0 victory away to roma. 6areth bale and lucas vasquez goals proving enough, while elsewhere, in group e, bayern munich and ajax also guaranteed their places in the last 16 thanks to respective wins over benfica and aek athen

this is squander's youtube channel, but ohana is the star of the day. >> how are you?ana, as you can see, is a capushian monkey. stephanie owns ohana and stephanie says he's been with her family since july. this is his third home. he basically loves everybody, but especially, as you can see right here, grandma diane. >> clearly, there's some bribery going on here. >> or the best hugs. because that's what this monkey is getting along with zander. >> i love little zander. he just shows up like, hey, it's all right. >> that's so cool. >> he's like, i am not you. >> stephanie says it is full time work, but she posts their videos because they make her smile and she wants to make people smile by posting their videos on youtube. >> i want a capucian monkey. >>> mumbles starts talking with the >> yabi can't understand. >> what is not tough to understand is why this prank is a fall so you go to the website to get all the different options you have for making this. >> mumbles has lots of things to say. >> it's not really -- particular. it's more about me, okay? >> the problem is

google, youtube and maybe google cloud. the answer to all this is want to maintain our incredible economic with hiring and they do create a tremendous amount of innovation in china's wealth and create jobs and largest employer recruiter out of my class at nyu is amazon. these are economic stars and support that we have building a system in young people have something to inspire and are fantastic in terms of innovation. my feeling is we would start the party down early and keep it going or by breaking the company's up but when we broke up my fell in the 80s we unleashed a torrent of 30 years of shareholder and stakeholder growth in optics and fiber and cell phones and that would likely would not happen because the technologies were lying dormant in bell labs. imagine the echo system with apple, amazon, facebook and google and imagine another echo system. acco, itunes, amazon, aws, amazon settlement, facebook, et cetera. [inaudible converstations] app, messenger, google, youtube which echo system is more hiring and more opera

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that picture went viral on youtube. complimentary tributes are normal.ot always as warm as today's forjean trumpington. baroness trumpington, who's died at the age of 96. newsnight is coming up on bbc two with emily maitlis. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are... hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester city are through to the knockout stages of the champions league after a 2—2 draw at lyon. united are also in the last 16, but they needed a last minute winner against young boys. and sol campbell will be the new manager at the english league's bottom club macclesfield town. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united and manchetser city have both booked their places in the last 16 of the champions league tonight. united did it with an injury time winner against swiss side young boys, while for city a point against lyon was enough to send them to the knockout stages. our sports correspondent david ornsteinjoins us now, the result will ease some of the pressure onjose mourinho but should united have done better in that match? certa

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live streamed and youtubed his sermons. >> it was a very happening place. >> reporter: jason anderson was the youth pastor. >> didn't fall asleep listening to his sermons. >> reporter: but more than that, the pastor and his wife, james and tanya flanders, were known for their big hearts, their charity. and that's when, for a third time, a family took in marie. >> she's saying that she was there until she got on her feet. >> reporter: but a whole year went by. and then, what was coming couldn't be hidden. the story floating around, there had been an abusive boyfriend who abandoned her and left her pregnant. and in july, 2011 marie gave birth to a baby girl and named her grace. the pastor and his wife took care of both of them. >> it was explained to me that they were helping her out. she was down on her luck. >> reporter: she was, by all appearances, saved. spiritually by faith. and practically by the pastor and his wife. so, imagine the surprise when a strange group text message popped up on the phones of her family and her friends. >> can you still remember the words of that mass tex

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record it, post it to youtube with this title.ey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate all of their halloween candy. that will be the only way we can find it. look for a message from us to your youtube account. you must look for the message. we will go through all of the videos, whittle them down and get the best of the best and put our favorites on our show tomorrow night. now it is time for our most second beloved halloween tradition. every year we torture our wardrobe department by taking half of one costume and half of another costume and combine them to create a unique and wonderful hybrid. for instance, in past we combined arnold schwarzenegger and an egg roll make arnold schwarz and egg roll. here it is, our half-and-half costume. this is a guessing game for the audience. would you like to be part of the contest. stand up. would you like to rub gear mow s guillermo's belly? >> i'm fine. >> jimmy: where are you from, britney? >> portland. >> jimmy: you're dressed at? >> october fest. >> jimmy: if you can think about the costum

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tracee. >> good morning yes youtube superchat future is faces criticism after tree of life synagogue pittsburgh superchat allows viewers to pay to have featured long streaming video. well following the shooting a number of racist comments flood the platform paved for by users during a far right live stream. according to "the wall street journal" youtube donatings the proceeds from any superchats that violate its hate promise speech they donate that money to charity. >> part of where we're at right now for divisiveness. how much of its stock is berkshire hathaway buying back i heard quite a bit. >> it is quite a bit. yes warren buffett repurchased 928 million dollars of its stock in the third quarter. but first time since 2012 berkshire has bought back stocks the oracle of omaha hasn't found any good acquisition maybe attractively placed deal and latest to get in on that buyback action as it repurchases companies hit a record in the second quarter. according to s&p global market intelligence. maybe things get cheaper for him now as market comes down a bit. all right some people might

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youtube.would have been youtube the -- you talking about, but google bought youtube. that's what we've got to the watch for. don't let 'em take all the competitors up and own the entire world of technology. that's what you have to watch out for. >> but, jonas, large competitors have always bought -- how many companies do you think amazon and microsoft have bought over the years? how many companies do you think ibm has bought over the years? at some point new technology comes in. at one time there was just three networks, cbs, nbc and abc -- >> and today's tech geniuses -- [inaudible conversations] >> i bet microsoft wish they bought apple, and we're were the that that they -- we're better that they didn't. >> it was going to be the sears, walmart that was going to kill us off, in a free market new competitors always come up. even, jonas, your point of let's just control how they can merge -- >> but these companies, these companies have got, have been handled with kid gloves by washington for y

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♪ hit me like a hurricane >> reporter: he tested that hit on youtube in 2015. man, i don't want this to stop. ♪ 17 don't think that much about life ♪ ♪ you just live it >> reporter: country music was not originally part of the plan. his song "she got the best of me" captures his rise. ♪ she got the best of me >> reporter: if there was a soundtrack to luke combs, singing around the house, singing it in the shower? >> vince gill, brooks & dunn. as i got older, you know, singing what all kids that were born in 1990 were singing was backstreet boys, nsync. >> reporter: you were singing backstreet boys? >> come on. >> reporter: give me a line. >> if you are watching this thing and you are trying to tell me that you didn't listen to the backstreet boys, you're lying. >> reporter: can you give me a line? >> you're going to make me do it? full nsync. >> reporter: i love would love it. ♪ god must have spent a little more time on you ♪ >> reporter: all right. yeah. >> look at that. >> reporter: that's what i'm talking about. back on the road in west virginia -- >> what i

youtube: it was done on , when i thought youtube wasn't accessible in china.out the ramifications for u.s. stocks that moved on this? editingseveral gene companies were up today. it is unclear why they went up. are notntist's claims what they are trying to do. they are trying to do something , working on diseases like sickle cell and they are talking about modifying adult cells, not permanent gene editing of embryos, which is a whole mother level of controversy. level ofe nother controversy. joe: the u.s. has restricted -- >> the u.s. restricted some of this research, unlike china which has given it more of a green light. what kind of regulatory issues are there? : one of the ethicists i talked to says there hasn't been a lot of global agreement or attempts at global agreement, like, what will we do about these powerful technologies? the laboratory kits can cost less than $1000. what are the rules to try to set up international rules before people come out with designer babies that nobody had heard about a few days ago? a bigger fits into theme, the anxiety am

but netflix, youtube, instagram, snapchat.intentional design to addict you and me, adults, as well as kids. we have find the right balance. these gains and platforms are not going away but we need a much healthier discussion about this. bige bloomberg has a business audience, we need business leaders to step up and do the right thing. emily: they say sleep is their biggest competition. netflix between episodes is half a second. you keep watching. jim: that is the point. a similar thing goes on with video games. games and netflix and youtube are designed to give you there. that is the business. the gaming is industry doing to combat addiction? are they living up to their responsibility? much time youw spent on your screen and giving you these do not disturb options. say that's not enough. but has the gaming industry stepped up enough? jen: the gaming industry has shown that it does do a good job of self-regulation by working with the esrb. we provide very clear content descriptors because we believe parents should be engaged in

google owns youtube. >> these protests expend way beyond the bay area. in fact, they're taking place at dozens of google offices around the world. >> kristen sze is here with a look at what happened there. kristen? >> reporter: google has over 70 offices in 50 countries. today, there were walkouts in at least 47 locations. this is new york city, where thousands of employees marched in manhattan and gathered for speeches. the google walkout twitter account posted this picture. and this is cambridge, massachusetts. hundreds there streamed out of their kendall square office to protest the company's treatment of women. in london, many googlers stayed indoors to share their stories, but some braved the wet weather to demand a change in their corporate culture. >> we're walking out in support of those who have been harassed anywhere in the workplace. and to ensure that the perpetrators are not rewarded. >> a few of those snapshots from around the world. this is zurich, switzerland. and this is dublin, ireland where hundreds of emmoyees walked out united in pro

you are looking at the youtube versus facebook.he reality is, facebook is one of the dominant companies in terms of mobile time spent. the reality is, despite the fear that people are abandoning facebook or not using its applications, the reality is there is 1.5 billion people using facebook everyday. facebook, not the other applications, but facebook itself. there is 800 million people using marketplace. to me, i have never used the marketplace tab. i don't know anyone who uses the marketplace to have. they say there are 800 million people using that tab. whereighlighted cars, people are buying and selling cars. there are so many things facebook is doing better not alwaysg that are not obvious to someone in the u.s. i think there are places in the world like indonesia where facebook marketplace is the default way in which goods are bought and sold. there are some big differences globally, and i think you mentioned one of them, looking at imessage versus facebook messenger overseas. not all of that is apparent to a u.s. investor. a

youtube took the channel down on saturdayan outpouring of support for the victims.n the hospital. andutve b deeies epin searchings home and searching his electronic devices and profiles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a boy with acute flaccid militis was given the chance to walk again. through a first of its kind surgery. we'll meet the doctor who performed it. plus an army veteran with prosthetic legs who crossed the line at the marathon yesterday. and mira sorvino tells us about her guest-starring role in the drama series start-up. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. hing, i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. >>> hello monday. as you take a live look outside, 53 degrees and cool to start in san francisco. it is monday november fifth. michelle has the morning off. we are starting off with breaking news this morning. >>> police looking for a shooter that fired at three people, one of those people has died. there is a heavy police presence at smith ranch road. we will have more details a

at least 3 million people in the cotry used youtube every month.acebook has more than 8 million thes, while whatsapp isst opular with 12 million users. this is the platform most widely used to share stories. at mold primary school, i ha been talking to students to find out how social media has changed the way they view the world around us and what is new and what is fake. we are going to play a game. i will show you a series of stories. what i want you to do is ask you if you bieve it is fake, put up the red card. ok? how mank this is false? >> i think it is false. reporter: might be true, but the picture is fake. you are ght. those who put up the red cards, well done. laura: two and a half years after britain voted to leave the eu, officials in london and brussels finalized a draft brexit agreement. now comes the ha part of selling it. britain's prime minister theresa may called her ministerseto downing stonight to read the proposal ahead of a cabinet meeting tomorrow.th bbc's political editor laura kuenssberg has the details. >> do you think a de

tonight -- julia roberts -- science bob pflugfelder -- the results of our youtube halloween challengec from tenacious d. and now if that's not enough -- here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you very much. thanks. thanks for coming. thanks. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. i hope you had a happy halloween. how many of you -- did you dress

a quick youtube search shows fights inside the school. ntt good luck finding anyone to identify the stu involved. prince george's police tell us no one has come forwardnd that parents need to talk to their kids about speaking up. e parent who wasoo afraid of retaliation against their child to go on camera says kids feary that t be targeted for pointing fingers at their classmates. that same parentet says they nervous every time their child heads to the bus st. for burrows, a crossland alum himself, that has to change, or something tragic could happen. >> we need ourt students tha are being bullied to come forward and know that the school system will prote you. >> reporter: tonight, in a statement to news 4, the district says, quote, since than dent, crossland high school has changed dismissal procedures, additional security assistants were added and we have coordinated with the police department to control the locations offcampus where the incidents seem to occur. but again, jim and doreen, it's really up to students to identify the peopl

but don't forget we can be found across social media, youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter.nk you for watching. we will see you soon. we have talked up the control reserves this week and, much more cloud around in the week ahead and it is telling colder as well. here is the blue sky in linking this afternoon, almost all of us had blue sky today. relatively mild error, although quite literally wind. temperatures are been soaring into the mid—teens in iceland, but into germany, it has been around 5 degrees. the colder air and a strong easterly wind is heading our way over the next couple of days. especially, by midweek, temperatures will be colder and again the end of the week. temperatures will drop this evening, but this bed area of cloud will start to push in from the east overnight. it would be clear in western areas, northern ireland and scotla nd western areas, northern ireland and scotland are most happy to see some frost into monday morning. with the cloud in the east, a few showers can show up, they will hang around through monday, two parts of eastern scotla nd throu

but don't forget we can be found across social media, youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter.e will see you soon. sunny skies for most this weekend after a gloomy start. in northern ireland, the hills of eastern england, but most sunny spells. a little cooler weather breeze strengthening tonight bringing more cloud into eastern scotland and maybe the north—east of england, the vast majority have clear skies look. a colder night than we have had. down into single figures for some to wa ke down into single figures for some to wake up to frost tomorrow. a chillier starts tomorrow but a lovely day ahead, sunshine for the majority. patchy cloud in the north—east of scotland. it will start to feel a little colder than it has. 10—11 for most. colder into next week, more cloud around. the breeze will make it feel closer to freezing. good afternoon. supporters of the prime minister have dismissed the proposal from five of her cabinet colleagues that she should try to re—negotiate key parts of the brexit deal with the european union. 0ne minister described the idea of further changes as

living, breathing unicorn of hyper cars. >> they run a youtube channel but have taken a break.they are going to meet her husband's family. >> the kids don't know. >> the family is supposed to meet midway between california and arizona. she is heading there with the kids thinking he's meeting with his brothers and sisters. everybody is excited. he thinks he's surprising his wife and >> did you read their shirt? >> big sister. what are you talking about? >> what? i wasn't around. what is going on? >> did you tell my mom? >> that's where grandma shows up. >> he's like, mom. i got to tell you something. >> there is another surprise. >> thank you. >> what the h nice. congratulations. >>> it is time to give away another ipad mini. >> you need friday's buzz word. be at least 18 years of age and legal resident of the u.s. >> that buzz word is coming up in a bit. >> stand by for the ipad mini give away. >>> the camera captures something the security officer in pennsylvania could not believe. you see there is someone walking around looking for something. >> looking shifty, shady. like he

around 3 million people in the country use youtube every month —— whatsapp.most popular, with 12 million users, and this is the platform that is most widely used to share stories. i am at my old primary school. i have been talking to students to find out about how social media has changed the way we find out about the world around us, and about what is real and what is fake. so we are going to play a game, and and what is fake. so we are going to playa game, and i am and what is fake. so we are going to play a game, and i am going to show you a series of stories, and what i wa nt you a series of stories, and what i want you to do with your red card, i will ask you if you believe this is fake, put up a red card, ok? so there is a problem at this dam, and they have ordered an investigation. how many think this is false? so actually, the story might be true, but the picture is fake. this isa dam true, but the picture is fake. this is a dam in china, so you're right. so those who put up the red cards, well done. that is one form of false information, of fake news