emily: buzzfeed? david: buzzfeed is cool. jonah is brilliant.y are making great stuff, using tumblr to make great stuff. i was they would run it on top of tumblr. emily: there has never been a $10 billion tech company coming out of new york. why not? ♪ emily: how is your life different now that you have sold your company for a billion dollars? you're still just not even 30 years old. what do you like to do when you want to act your age? david: when it's not tumblr that i am cracking on with my team, it is like 3-d printing or drones or 3-d design. 3-d printing is one of the most interesting, new, creative technologies. creative technology is the thing that always gets me really energized. emily: what have you printed in 3-d? david: i am working on a chess set. emily: really? david: a host of things from mechanical design that a chump like me can start to figure out because the software is so good, so accessible. you can watch a five minute youtube tutorial and figure out to do some damage in 3-d design software. emily: you are doing a bit of tec

there's going to be a host, her name is ashley perez, an online personality, actress and producer, buzzfeedlot of time. we're all doing it as a volunteer base. but it also, you know, takes a certain amount of individual to have that instinct to really do what you like and pursue whether it's entertainment or asian-american-related issues. >> it really is important. people have to understand that artists have to have that breakthrough, that forum. >> it's important for the community. >> it really is. and we do have a lot of community events, too, that we get involved with. we have, like, beach beatification projects and also just working with other community partners out there that also support asian-american-related issues. we try to give back to the community that has really supported us over the years. >> well, thank you for being here and keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> kollaboration sf takes place at the marines' memorial theater continue and that is at 609 sutter street, san francisco. saturday october 10th. doors open at 6:30 p.m. and you will see six talented bay area artists

vox, buzzfeed. why not do something like that? malcolm: because i would be terrible at it.ave to wake up too early in the morning, there are all kinds of very good reasons for me to steer clear of that. emily: what about how the nfl has handled some of these domestic violence issues? malcolm: this is a sport that is living in the past that has no connection, i think, to the realities of the game right now. and no real connection to american society. ♪ ♪ emily: one of the subjects you wrote about is the nfl. you said it will become a ghettoized sport because of concussions, only poor athletes willing to play the game and that the sport could become obsolete. the nfl is settling with former players. are they doing enough with current players? malcolm: no. i mean, i think the sport is a moral abomination. the nfl just did release that report trying to estimate what percentage of retired players will, may well be in need of some kind of medical assistance and they came up with a figure of a third. when you watch football on sunday, a third of the players could be incurring an i

. >> buzzfeed asked dudes what your dream wedding would be like. >> honestly i'm just afraid i'm goingy. >> must have great food. i love food. so the catering has to be on point. >> my ideal wedding is probably like a pot luck. >> i went to one of those and somebody brought kraft macaroni and cheese. >> that's delicious. >> i want a pecan pie instead of a wedding cake. >> our first dance would be slow and sweet and then turns into the most hood ass stuff you've heard in your life. >> you have to wear black or navy. no one is going to wear white. >> open bar and pinball. that's it. >> to who says men don't dream about they weddings, you're wrong. >> i'm gay so marriage wasn't legal until recently. i dream about things here and there. everyone thinks it's a little girl dreaming about thafr wedding day. men dream about it just as much. >> that's different. quite frankly, i really, really didn't even think guys never considered, talked about it or dreamt about it. >> the thing about it is, whatever a woman's dream is and what a guy's dream is, when you're a couple you're a team and you hav

you look at buzzfeed, they raised $200 million. vox did the same thing with your parent.hose -- it's important to put in context. basically it's just now that digital media companies are starting to raise the kind of money that has been given to cable networks, magazines and others for years. it's almost as though we were playing at the nickel dime and poker table, and now moving into the bigger world, and so those are big checks. they absolutely do change the game, and certainly that was in our view too. >> traditional media doesn't have that valuation anymore. it's about a quarter of the valuation of the "new york times". that's kind of mind-blowing when you think about this. where do you go from here in an environment where we've got ad blocking now, program attic advertising, all of those things challenging an ad supported business model. now that you have this bigger parent that you are a part of, what can you build? >> programatic is growing. the industry is changing after many years of building up. it's really moving this year. that's one of our fastest growing rev

bureau chief of buzzfeed. john, it's great to have you here.so robert costa said earlier this hour that he thinks that kevin mccarthy is becoming the consensus choice, it looks like it might be him. does that seem like that's everybody's view? is there any chance he doesn't become the next speaker? >> yeah. i mean, look, it's house republicans, right? i wouldn't bet on them to do anything. even if they all told me they were all going to vote for kevin mccarthy, i would not believe they were going to do it until they'd actually done it even if it was 30 seconds before. i'd still say don't trust you. yeah. you know, look, mccarthy seems like he's on the track. the thing that he's got going for him is the fact that conservatives don't have a consensus candidate that they could really put out there that could pull enough votes to do it. you've got to remember, scalise, they don't trust scalise either. to a lot of folks steve scalise seems very conservative but to the most conservative members of the house they kind of think he's a little bit of a s

. >> the people at buzzfeed decided to explore this idea so they got a professional spider handler sht spiders of various sizes to see if they would crawl inside his mouth. >> i tried to keep my mouth open and inviting like a cozy shelter of flesh. >> rebraces, breath, heartbeat, talking, everything that resonates. sounds very scary to a spider and make it think of a predator. >> eww. how do you volunteer for this? he did really well, but it's what the spiders do that i found most fascinating. >> okay. all right. >> go in. >> oh, no! >> so she goes through spider after spider, and they do not go in. >> she just won't go. >> the spider-woman had so many spiders. won't wait in your mouth. >> not bad. easy-peasy. >> here we have a baby rose hair tarantula. >> she wanted to see if even a baby spider would do this as opposed to an adult. >> even as a baby, a spider or tarantula has a fully developed awareness to stay away from a person's mouth because your mouth feels like a large predator to them. >> so if they're doing this study and these spiders aren't going in their mouth, where do t

we did not have the huffington post, we did not have buzzfeed -- five or 10 years ago, they didn't existeople are reading it. magazines certainly have been seen the, and we have demise of "newsweek," but i figured has been resurrected recently. there is still a market for magazines, although it is segmented. every magazine is not going to be around. you go out and look at a magazine rack at a newsstand, there are still hundreds of magazines out there. i wonder sometimes how i have enough traffic, but they seem to survive. the fashion magazines certainly are stronger than ever. joe: you are a well-known supporter of hillary clinton. allen: you couldn't resist, could you? [laughter] joe: the media is having a lot of fun talking about her weakness in the poll and a new poll shows bernie sanders overtaking her in iowa. should team hillary be panicking, or is this what you would expect? alan: i think team hillary is aware and they are not sticking their nose in the ground. that certainly would not be the case. i think she has an enormous strength, which is somewhat kind of clouded over. if yo

, buzzfeed, and facebook are doing native video. twitter is getting into video.t is the future of youtube in this world where content, original content is king, but there are so many places to find it? chad: it is a good thing because it means more advertisers are going to move their money into online video. i think if all of these big players, twitter and facebook and others, started doing online video, it just means more money for everyone. emily: susan wojcicki is the ceo of youtube now. how often do you talk to her? do you ever pick up the phone and say, "hey, susan, i think you guys should be charging for v.o.d."? chad: we trade e-mails from time to time. again, she has done a great job at google and i think she will do a great job at youtube. we have had a chance to meet from time to time. i had not been back to the youtube offices in a while. went back to grab lunch. surprised that they are continuing to expand their offices. so it is always a treat to see that. but, no, just to speak with her in person, i think she is focused on the right things. and i ha

one of trump's advisers tells buzzfeed there is a better than likely chance the donald will meet with putin when he comes to new york city for the united nations. >>> this morning, confirmed to nbc news, a friend of accused charleston church gunman dillon rough has been arrested by the fbi. his name is joseph mink jr. we don't know the exact charges just yet. but the 21-year-old was reportedly under investigation for lying to investigators, and failing to report a crime. after the murders, mink told authorities he and the shooter had been friends in middle school and that they recently made contact. nine people were killed back in june at the emmanuel ame church in charleston. prosecutors say the attacks were unquestionably rooted in racial hate. >>> more than 20 students at a southwestern virginia high school were suspended thursday for wearing clothes with the confederate flag. they were protesting rules that prohibit students from displaying the flag on clothing, and on cars while on school property. students say the policy is a violation of their first amendment right to free spee

buzzfeed called to counties in texas and got some county with 2,000 residents and the clerk said do youmarriage licenses we issue in a year? two or three. the purely theoretical question what would happen if somebody came in seeking a gay marriage license. we can see what happens with that down the road. there is a broader discussion about an opt out for social conservatives. plan a was to impose a rule against gay marriage and when both public opinion and the courts fell away there is an evident to carve out a space to live in an anti-gay society within a place where the norms and laws will be pro gay. the questions are what are the terms of the opt out. one question is will government employees be able to keep their jobs and never be required to do things on gay marriage that they were opposed to. we saw north carolina pass a law saying individual government employees can't be required to issue gay marriage licenses. somebody still has to issue the license. not like in kentucky where the employee can block anybody from issuing it. this is a live political question. >> yep. >> the big

. >>> buzzfeed came out with a social etiquette guide for social media. >> which is hilarious. social media hasn't been around that long. but there is etiquette. >> well, if you're on vacation people do certain things and i do some of these things. >> i do, too. >> these are the kind of pictures you should post. post only one picture of a sunset. >> and you can only post one picture of a meal which i have to say if a meal looks really pretty, i want to post it. >> i like it. and i look liking at it. do not share pictures of your hotel room, it's weird. most look the same anyway. >> i agree with that. >> and you can only post pictures of your feet -- >> never! >> if you've god a good pedicure, but no? >> no. but one of my favorite posts ever on a vacation is just like amanda did. feet with the beach and -- i think it's okay. >> well, they say it's not. >> and they say don't post any generic beach shots because people don't know where you are. >> well, you have to say if you're going to post the beach. >> but do you want to see it? >> no. >> and they say don't pictures that are a

he's embraced evolution, welcomed gay worshippers and released the ten commandments as a buzzfeed listicle thy neighbor's wife will love number nine. which by the the way was also the name of my high school metal band. ( applause ) but what's really getting people's chausible in a bunch are statements on climate change, like this one at the white house this morning. >> accepting the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem we future generation. >> stephen: all right, english isn't his first language. that might have been tough to catch. let me read it to you. "accepting the urgency, it seems clear to me also that climate change is a problem we can no longer be left to our future generation." ( cheers and applause ) anyway, the pontiff-- he read it pretty well, actually. he read it pretty well. what the pontiff is asking is for all of us to change our position on carbon emission, which is surprising because for years the church has had a clear emissionary position. ( applause ) ( laughter ) ( cheers ) this is a bold step forward for my church, and, as a catholic,

. >>> so buzzfeed got our attention: we always talk about them because they just do interesting thing. it asks the question are you more kathie lee or more hoda? when i first saw that i just thought are they trying to do some sort of a popularity thing and i was upset because i was thinking we love each other and we don't need that kind of stuff. however it's not that at all. >> so take the quiz along with us and you can figure out if you're more like kath or me. >> so red or white wine? you said white and i said red. >> yup, yup. >> pick an era of music. kathie lee said the '70s. >> gladys knight. onla that midnight train to georgia >> 6 >> '60s or '70s. >> i said today's hits. what did you say? >> i said the '70s. all. >> i don't know, all the numbers are up there. ful pick a kardashian. we pick picked khloe kardashian. >> pick another "today show" anchor. we were given two choices. >> and they were willie and al and we didn't know what to do. i picked al. >> i picked willie. >> we had to. then there was a color. pick a color. is it pink or blue. what'd you pick? >> i picked blue. >

so bees feed -- >> buzzfeed. >> that, too. we talk about them because they do interesting things.re you more kathie lee or more hoda? when i first saw it i thought are they trying to do a popularity thing and i was upset. >> no. >> i was thinking we love each other and we don't need it. >> not at all. >> it wasn't that. >> take the quiz was to figure out if you are more like kath or me. >> that's what it's about. >> red or white wine? >> you said white. i said red. >> >> pick an era of music. kathie lee said the '60s -- >> '70s. >> when was gladys knight? ♪ on that midnight train to georgia ♪ >> i said today's hits. >> of course. >> what did you say? >> the '70s. >> i don't know. all the numbers are up there. >> pick a or kardashian. we both picked -- >> khloe? >> pick another "today" anchor. we got willie and al. >> i picked al. . >> i picked willie. >> then there was a color. pink or blue. >> blue. >> i picked blue, too. and one more. >> pick a celebrity bff. >> these are your choices. amy schumer, ed sheeran, jennifer lawrence or sandra bullock. >> i picked sandra bullock. >> s

buzzfeed is buzzing with this story this morning. who is the hot guy who sat behind jake tapper?here he is behind jake's right shoulder. a little bit more of a closeup. a lot of people went to twitter to figure out who this guy is. can someone please get a screen grab of the hot guy in the audience behind jake tapper. #cnndebate. we're all waiting for the clear winner of that debate and to see whether this man is going to reveal himself. so how much money do you spend eating out? well, "the washington post" has revealed which cities are spending the most and you may be surprised to know that d.c. and new york are just not big spenders. texans in dallas-ft. worth spent more than 6% of their total spending on eating out. the national average is about 5%. so perhaps it's true, everything is bigger in texas. >>> well, we all have them and now for some families, they will become a work of art. we are talking about awkward family photos. this is a trending story this morning on nbc washington. more than 200 cringed and laugh worthy photos will be on display this week in peoria, illinoi

and it caught my eye, because buzzfeed caught up with vice president mondale while he was making thends of the dnc meetsing talking to people. buzzfield's reporter reported oen a conversation that he had with a woman. he was quoted saying, very few things have moved me more. quote, he was so gracious compared to these asses running for office right now. tada! there is a lot of classlessness in politics in general, particularly in politics right now. people by and large aren't that way, though. and not all politicians are they way, either. jimmy carter still around. walter mondale is still around for that matter. and you know what? walter mondale has one direct political disciple in politics right now who is living in antidote here. living by that example. a politician who has made decency and not being a jerk a deliberate hallmark of how to do high-level politics and do it well and win while doing it. and she's here tonight for the interview. stay with us. >>> she got married in 1993. 1993, if you remember, was the summer of health reform. bill clinton had just been elected president

looks like we got a buzzfeed list, "17 kids who grew a lot over summer break." [ laughter ] all right check that out. "kids grow at different rates. here are 17 kids who drew a lot this past summer. click the before photo to see the after." okay. let's check out the first few. 11-year-old twins celia and evan, very cute. let's see how much they grew over the summer. oh, man. that is way too fast. [ laughter ] next up is 13-year-old jacob. let's see how he aged over the summer. oh, no. [ laughter ] do not waste any time on that one. let's see the last one. dashaun, age eight. let's see how did he grow over the summer? oh, no, he's not -- [ audience ohs ] did not stick with basketball. [ laughter ] all right, now, growing up is so confusing, but, folks, that was only page seven. which means we can go deeper, so much deeper into -- deep google. [ thunderclap ] [ laughter ] [ light laughter ] [ laughter and applause ] let's check out page 79 of the search results, "discount trapper keeper warehouse." [ laughter ] so, this looks interesting. great trapper keepers at big savings. so i guess

twitter, buzzfeed with tv. he says he's not leaving anything off the table especially not, well, us. >> here it is, your moment of zen. >> are you going to miss him? >> i am -- know one thing i have respect my colleagues. >> reporter: when i asked him how much he'd be critiquing cable news, his answer was perfect. >> how many things are you doing that you consider joke worthy? >> we'll try to keep it to a minimum. on this premiere night, he had months prepare, the big test is tonight, tomorrow, the night after. every single show where he'll try to slowly make it into more of his own. but the ratings are in for last night. 3.5 million viewers across all of viacom. channels from mtv, b.e.t., comedy central. a lot of people sampled the new guy. >> an honor to be part of his moment of zen. hopefully we won't be too silly. >>> sports lead, being remembered for his warmth and heroism, yogiisms and of course a little bit for baseball, too. family, friends, former teammates, all paid final respects to hall of famer and

michael, there is a piece today buzzfeed reported out sort of about the donor class of the gop sweating what's happening so far. still very early obviously. we've seen john kerry bounce back from being very far back in 2004 and john mccain in 2008. but i mean, the trump phenomenon and the way the race has played out has had real effects. governor perry and scott walker, you could imagine different versions of this campaign which they are not just still in this thing. they are actually very much competitive. >> no, they really were. and you know, we talk about the impact this has had on jeb bush, for example. but it's had an even bigger impact on folks like walker and governor perry because they were originally positioning themselves to either trump, if you will, jeb or at least get some of the residual pull from him. what happened once trump got in the race, when that oxygen started to leave the room, they were the first to suffocate. and i think they saw it in the their money, they saw it in their support, and they saw it in organization on the ground. and i want to go to something tha

joined by joy reid as well as senior political writer at buzzfeed. is it a fair question, is it a gotcha question or is a gotcha question a fair question? >> i think the difference between what happened with hugh hewitt and what megyn kelly did, megyn kelly was asking trump about his own statements. which is legitimate. on foreign policy there's actually a difference. not to defend donald trump who i think for a lot of different questions should be questioned on everything he says and does. who is the leader of iran and who is the leader of the quds forces. i doubt most journalists could. most people know who zawahiri is. do they? i don't know. most will dismiss this as smarty-pantsism on the part of mr. hewitt who is a harvard guy and intellectual right winger host. i don't think it will hurt trump at all with his fans. >> today marco rubio told cnn that trump's response to hugh hewitt's questions is a red flag. >> i think if you don't the answer to those questions, you're not going to be able to serve as commander in chief. it should be part of the

we look at buzzfeed or reddit. i look at facebook pretty regularly which gives me a glimpse into old another realm -- into a whole other realm. jack: do you tweet? arthur: i don't. dean: there was a famous quote from sally who said you could work for "the times" or you could read it. but you cannot do both. i sometimes feel -- unlike dean, i go to it first on my phone. that is how i will catch up on the morning reading stuff. nyc is engaging. what i have learned is i go to the pieces that we suggest we go to. jack: i want to ask a business question. why is digital advertising so cheap when it produces relatively little revenue compared to print even though it has many more readers? arthur: that is a great question to ask google. the first reason is the cost is much less. the cost of producing digital advertising is less. obviously, there is no paper, no trucks, no mailers and drivers. the cost of getting digital advertising is significantly less than print. that is one reason. the second is there are so many places

according to "buzzfeed" brown was issued a formal notice from zranl officials refusing to give him adays to make an appeal. previously he's been denied entry into the uk, canada, and new zealand. >>> i'm scott mack farland. coming up, school lunch >>> the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's get a preview. >> coming up on "today" the pope wraps up his historic visit to the us with a mass for the masses. last night hundreds of thousands turned out for a star-studded event for the people's pope. we'll take you there next. >>> also ahead, an apocalypse on the rise. tonight's super blood moon combined with the lunar eclipse has some, maybe even you preparing for the end of the world. >>> plus an incredible story how a baby sea otter is learning to breathe again after raging fires out west led her battling asthma. >>> dill l dylan. >> she has a swimsuit with the "today" logo on it. >> i bet that's tough work. >> she said it was tough. >> hard workout, she said. >> can't wait to see it. thie thank thanks, guy. >>> ahead, president obama will meet with russia's president. according to "t

he is an aspiring filmmaker and you have to read some of the tweets on buzzfeed because it's so funny show you everything is being watched in the debates. >> that's right. including the audience members. >> he was eye catch. >> if you want attention, sit behind the moderator. >> lots of tv time. >>> brett favre is headlining the 2016 hall of fame nominees. this is his first year of eligibility. now that he has been retired for five years. favre was a three-time nfl most valuable player and expected to be elected on the first ballot. also on the list wide receiver terrell owens and alan faneca and brian westbrook. >>> "thursday night football" returns tonight to cbs and kansas city chiefs host denver and peyton manning. both coming off first week wins. tony gonzalez is joining us in kansas city. a former chiefs tight ends and a pro bowler. let's get at it. what do you see tonight? peyton manning back for at least another season? >> yeah. he is back. and got off to a little rough start last week again the baltimore ravens. and i think that is probably the biggest story going into this g

brands and among celebrities such as justin bieber and kendall jenner and walmart announced the buzzfeed will have a scooter online on november 1st in time for the holidays but the thing is already a bunch of brands on the market and "shark tank" star and dallas mavericks owner mark cuban owns the global patent to one of those and told abc news that walmart is in for a nightmare if it sells any other version than his called the hovertrax. the owner of it io hawk is suing its main competitor. who knows who will win the war in time for the holidays. big wars worth a lot of money. these things are the hottest things going our friend kayla is riding hers out now and making it look easy and i know -- >> it's got a motor to it. it moves -- >> according to your balance and the way you move your feet. >> like a segway without the handle. >> that looks like a death trap to me. >> i tried it. i tried it. >> dramatic reenactment of what you looked like on it. >> nope, michael is not doing it. it. diarrhea; i've dealt with it for years. all you can think about is where is the closest bathroom and ho