. >> hair hates bethany today. >> having over 5 million besties is blowing my mind, so thank you verylet's get started. >> in 2009, a then 13-year-old bethany started blogging advice from her bedroom. five years later she has wrapped up half a billion viewers on youtube. more than lady gaga, vogue, glamour and elle combined. and her very own aeropostal line. she hasn't peaked yet. she joins me at post 9. >> thank you. >> it's nice to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> you have this wonderful relationship we are 'postal, and you've got helping them along in terms of the rapid way in which a retailer really has to respond to teens. so it's starting to work for aeropostal, but who else in the space do you think is succeeding, doing it right? >> i would say the whole kind of youtube community in general, the thing about youtube creators is that it's so relatable and so -- you know, it's something you build a relationship with your viewers. when i started my channel and started watching youtube videos, it was an outlet for me to express my create activity and opinions. i was rel

hedge fund giant and vanity fair's bethany maclean. >> the viewers got a taste of what actually happened here at salt. >> announcer: live, this is "fast money." >>> there we are, we're back. in las vegas. tonight's top story. the tepper tantrum. made here at the salt conference by hedge fund manager by tepper. he made more money than any hedge fund manager on the street and he cautioned that now is the time to be getting nervous and not to be quote, "so fricking long." he had cut his equity expose chur -- exposure six months ago. google and priceline. our traders. guy, don and pete. pete, what did you make of the move? >> because of his commentary, people see his success and after they have seen the success, the selling pressure seemed to come into the marketplace. it was broad-based selloff today. the one thing that stuck out to me was the fact we never got the panic in the volatility index. we were down over 24 points in the s&p. you would expect to see a gap higher in the volatility index. we never got any of that. so it tells me right now we're still many the range and can't get thro

the pope deviated from his prepared remarks in bethany beyond the jordan.e calls for peace and denounced those who make and sell weapons. the pope also rode in a golf cart to pray at the jordan river. where christians say jesus was baptized. king abdullah of jordan was the driver. he praised the pope as a conscience for the world. >> you have reminded us in word and in deed that pontiff means bridge builder. >> reporter: in jordan, the west bank and here in jerusalem the pope also aims to bring hope to the dwindling christian communities in the holy land. dr. bernard sabella a christian member of the parliament says better opportunities abroad forced some christians away. >> they see no prospects for employment. what they do? >> reporter: the pope also called for an end to the war in syria. one attempt of many on his ambitious three day journey to bring peace to the fractured middle east. adriana diaz, cbs news, jerusalem. >> the pope will visit a palestinian camp near bethlehem in the west bank. >>> all right back in the area in the middle of this holiday

man: bethany ann doke... [applause] ian donnelly...applause] kirsty lynn dutehead... >>> i did not shoot my husband. you can tell me right here and right now, you did not kill him? >> i did not shoot my husband. i tried to stop him. >> on january 14th, 2013, three years after john bender's death, in a courtroom in san ysidro, koes sta reek ka, ann bender went on trial, charged with murdering her husband. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> her lawyer asked about her claim that she saw john holding a gun to his head. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> on cross-examination, ann told the prosecutor that she had lost her grip on john's hands, started falling back and the gun went off. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> on the fifth day of trial, testimony ended and closing arguments began. the prosecutor demonstrated how easy it was to shoot the gun. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> and he called john's death a cold-blooded killing. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> three judges would decide ann's fate. if found guilty, she faces a

the pope will concentrate on thirefugees. 17,000 why syrian refugees, bethany beyond the jordan, that is the place where jeeves is believed to have been baptised. but what pope francis wants to do is highlight this crisis. by the end of the year, this will be the largest refusing rfs since -- refugee crisis since the end of world war ii. >> first on al jazeera america, yemen in the middle of a major campaign against al qaeda. but the country's foreign minister says they can't do it alone. it's cracking and it needs major repairs. it's just one of the dams in the u.s. in bad shape. details on expensive repair as al jazeera america comes right back. back. >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to puchace their freedom... >> for some...crime does pay... >> the bail bond industry has been good to me.... i'll make a chunk of change off the crime... fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the door... ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... truth seeking... >> award winning, investigative, documentary series. chasing ba

pope francis will meet with about 500 of them next weekend and will go to bethany, the point where jesus is believed to have been baptized. he wants to highlight the crisis. 100,000 syrians flee the country. by the end of the year this will be the largest refugee crisis since world war ii. >>> nick schifrin reporting. we'll bridge you more on the pope's visit in "the week ahead" - if about 11 minutes. >>> the threat to gadgets and food bought from the far east. coming up, the problems in the south china sea triggering tension between vietnam and china >>> yemen in the middle of a major campaign against al qaeda, but the foreign minister saying they can't do it alone. >>> it's monday morning over the south china sea, and the dispute between china and vietnam over oil and gas rages on. the dispute lanes send everything from food to electronics to the u.s. an evacuation of chinese nationals is under way after two were killed and 140 injured in anti-china protests. adrian brown joins us live. i understand you see a strong u.s. connection. >> reporter: china's actions in the south china sea i

bethany said, i'm pro-choice but that emily lets video is just disturbing.s said she did this to combat the stigma that comes with abortion. let us know what you think @ajconsiderthis. >> straight ahead, would you risk an aaward winning career for a life of others? a man who is doing that now to help millions of undocumented immigrants. >> schooling are failing in closing the racial achievement gap. why many feel the first openly gay pro-football prospect may not get drafted. >> on techknow... >> we're heading towards the glaciers >> a global warning >> is there an environmental urgency? >> that is closer than you think... >> even a modest rise, have dramatic impacts on humankind. >> how is it changing the way you live today? techknow... every saturday, go where science meets humanity... >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done... even though i can't see. >> techknow... >> we're here in the vortex... only on al jazeera america >> with immigration reform stalled in congress the white house announced more modest policy changes this week including all

bethany said, i'm pro-choice but that emily lets video is just disturbing. lets said she did this to combat the stigma that comes with abortion. let us know what you think @ajconsiderthis. >> straight ahead, would you risk an aaward winning career for a life of others? a man who is doing that now to help millions of undocumented immigrants. >> schooling are failing in closing the racial achievement gap. why many feel the first openly >> with immigration reform stalled in congress the white house announced more modest policy changes this week including allowing spouses of highly skilled temporary immigrants to work in the u.s. the issue is deeply personal for our next guest. jose antonio vargas outed himself as an undocumented immigrant. for a new documentary. >> immigration is a story and here is my story. my grandparents illegally immigrated from the philippines in the 1980s. my grandfather decided he was going to get his grandson to come to america. one morning my suitcase was packed. i was 12. it's been 18 years since i've seen my mother. so i'm launching

man: bethany ann doke... [applause] ian donnelly...d... >>> today we heard the clearest version yet from the last words of the cockpit of flight 370. i want to know what my experts think now. welcome back. richard, take a listen to that cockpit audio. here it is. >>> 370 maintaining level 350. >> malaysian 370. malaysian 370, contact ho chi mi mihn. >> what do you think. >> i'm not sure there is a huge amount of difference. >> this is for the families. >> for the families. i see why you would did that. but does it take us much further on? i'm sitting here listening. is that younger voice of hamid or -- >> do you know? you met the younger -- >> i could not say. i could not listen and say, honestly. but you've got to listen to them all. you hear zawahari doing something earlier. during taxiing and a later voice. so you've got to listen to it all. >> that's what audio expert said. when have you over the radio, it is tough to distinguish voices. jeff weiss, let's move on. wall street journal is reporting that aviation experts are planning

he's in bethany, beyond jordan, where christians believe that jesus was baptized.ng refugees to highlight that problem in particular, alex. >> thank you so much. in amman, jordan, for us. >>> back here in the u.s., new today, president obama paying tribute to the men and women who gave their lives in service to this country. >> we owe them so much. so this memorial day, we'll gather together as americans to honor the fallen with both public ceremonies and private remembrances. and i hope all americans will take a moment this weekend to think of those who have died in service to our nation. >>> a federal judge has ruled long-serving congressman john conyers name can appear on michigan's primary ballot come august. after saying he was ineligible due to nomination problems with signatures. >>> now a new job, president of the boy scouts of america. last year, the boy scouts organization decided to allow gay scouts but not gay leaders. and gates said he would have gone further but says now is the type to focus on the kids. >> i also happen to think if we were to push th

he met with 500 christians at bethany beyond the jordan, the site where jesus was believed to have been baptized. >> that's something that he wanted to absolutely highlight with syria, the war there, calling for an end to it. then, of course, as we have been talking about, these remarkable images from bethlehem stopping at the separation wall on the border of bethlehem to pray. he stayed there for some five minutes. at one point, he looked up and almost was shocked by the size of it. the wall at that point is about seven or eight meters. palestinian officials very pleased with the pope basically endorsing the state of palestine. those words appear on his agenda and the tone of his visit to bethlehem, especially with that wall visit. >> okay. nick, can i just -- >> shifts to the third and final part. israeli officials. >> nick, can i interrupt you? can i interrupt you? because we are actually seeing pictures now of the top two men in the israeli government. you've got mr. perez, the president, am who women tall talk alternates more later and prime minister netanyahu walking along the red

he met some syrian christian refugees as well as iraqi refugees to a visit of bethany beyond the jordan. he repeated the same message there. he pleaded for peace, especially in syria and he knows how big this crisis it and he wants the world to be talking about it too, now. >> nick, plea for peace. we stay posted over the next three days. thank you for joining us. >>> over in ukraine, it's decision time for voters after months of political turmoil. presidential elections begin tomorrow to replace a government that was ousted by protesters last winter. russia's president, slid mirror putin promises to expect the result but pro-russian separatists are threatening to block polling stations. dana louis joins us from kiev. dana, this fighting between separatists and the ukrainian military in the east, are there any signs that this will, in fact, hurt tomorrow's vote? >> i think it will, morgan. the question is: how deep will the damage be? they are carrying out acts of sabotage on polling stations in the east. they have could noted to hit ukrainian guard chick points there so -- checkpoints

. >> i am bethany mota. >> i am michelle. >> i am ruby. i have about 1.6 million subscribers. views per video. >> i have over 6 million subscribers. >> online, especially the youtube community, they value genuine. >> the main element of storytelling. >> number one, it is engaging with your followers. weird -- let them see you are weird. if you are goofy, let them see your goofy. >> being able to tell a story and illustrate everything so people can see it. they are watching a video. it has to be visual. >> it is fun to engage of my followers. when i started watching videos, i related to the girls in the videos. when they responded to my comment, and made me want to watch their videos more. >> my last tip, talk about something you are passionate about. if you like fashion, make something fashionable. a> i upload at least once of week. >> my first video, use a webcam. >> if you want to start a youtube channel, just go for. that is the hardest part. you're going to upload content that people can see. it, do it. to do i am shy. i am getting through it. >> talking of flying high --l

. >> i loved the story of bethany mota, basically she will say i will be somewhere, and literally huge people will come to find her. five years ago i do not know if this would have been the case some up but they do it because they subscribe to her on youtube. 6 million plus subscribers. started making the videos on her own and started talking about fashion and trend and now there are big rants that want to team up with her. youtube is really pushing this, the fact that there are youtube stars the way there are big tv stars. we believe advertisers will always follow the viewer. today we have more people 18-34 years old then cable tv. a lot of the things we talked about tonight, with google introducingnd advertisers to the great creators in the lineup are really meant to help them buy into advertising easier. same -- they still do not have the same sex appeal as compared to the broadcast networks when they say give us your advertisement money, but they are getting better. certainly something people are talking a lot about. .ex very interesting stuff coming up next, introducing you to the

. >> this evening, pope francis will visit bethany on the jordan river where christ was baptized by john the baptist, one of the holiest sites. he will meet some refugees and find help at catholic areas like this. >> reporter: they can only meet the needs of about 60% of the refugees. >> the pope really brings that human face to this crisis and that presence shows respect and the dignity for those suffering in this great crisis. >> reporter: it is father ka he' hil's job to prepare the pope's room. >> those are for the pope. >> reporter: with his crest? >> yes. >> reporter: father khalil ministers to refugees no matter their faith. >> he is an example for the other arab countries how to live and respect each other. >> reporter: pope francis often speaks loudest with his actions and that will happen again on this trip, because he is accompanied by two old friends from argentina, a rabbi and a sheikh bearing visible evidence of how the two faiths can co-exist. >>> time for a look at rest of the morning's top stories. >>> good morning, everyone. firefighters expect the wild fire burning out

bethany, welcome back to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you see this is greatest potential. i think the greatest risk is a slowdown in china. they're exposed to that. if you're a bull on china maybe you're a bull on alibaba. if you bought anything in china, you should be worried. from the numbers being tossed around we're talking about a company going public 15-20 times revenue and you have to worry about revenue catching up with that valuation and this is a chinese company and will flow to you as an investor. >> what about the argument bricks and mortar retail infrastructure in china just isn't penetrated at the level it is in a developed market like the u.s. and therefore even a slowdown in chinese might not blunt the momentum of a tech company like alibaba. do you buy that? >> i buy that. there is some truth to all of this. this is an amazing company around since 1999, a real company. not a flash in the pan in any way. the question here is pricing, a company going public at the valuation levels that are being bandied about doesn't leave a lot of room for things to go wro

fifty five point three percent and the central election commission saying that these hopes that bethany's was alts are significantly higher than what they themselves had anticipated so just who is pushing co he has indicated in this was a promise he made prior to these results being announced that if he was elected he would sit down for talks with moscow but in the same breath you also say that he would not recognize crimea being part of russia so those seemingly contradictory statements are just part of the challenges that face ukraine's new president who many say has one of the most difficult jobs in the world by and large in the west of the country where i am today's elections when talk relatively smooth me there were some more than four hundred reports of violations but nothing too major the situation was very different in the east of the country where my colleague from now joins us maria what's happening where you are. well sunday has been a tough day for the spot over the country representative of the self-proclaimed republic lugansk claims that the crown imagery has opened fire at