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emily: buzzfeed? david: buzzfeed is cool. jonah is brilliant.y are making great stuff, and 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 just 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 b

when buzzfeed published a story about a controversial universal investigation. that investigation resulted in a warning against the professor. now, according to buzzfeed, four women complained that he repeatedly subjected students to unwanted advances, kissing r groping, and massages. those complaints date back to 2001. the university has reached an agreement with marcy establishing what officials call a zero tolerance policy about his future behavior and any other violations of sexual harassment policy will r. in his suspension more dismissal. now, he's one of the world's leading experts overplanets outside our solar system. he issued a pun lib apology on his faculty page. while i don't agree with each complaint, it's clear that my behavior was unwelcomed by some women. i take full responsibility and hold myself completely accountable for my actions and the impact they had. for that, and to the women affected, i sincerely apologize. so, the university is defending how it handled these complaints aginst the professor and the investigation that was launched. ther

according to buzzfeed the position you sleep in says a whole lot about you.re you sort of a curled up cat like the guy here? if you are, buzzfeed says you may be perceived as fragile. but you are confident and outgoing. perhaps you're more of a bear sleeper, that says you are tough as nails on the outside but sensitive at heart. >> for any of you freshmen out there, just a quick fyi. we've been voted the most entertaining. >> and musical. >> morning announcement duo in the tri county area. eight years running. we like to pick popular songs and put them on our high spin on them. without further -- >> hilarious stuff here. jimmy and gabrielle union hammed it up in a high school parody doing the morning announcements. >>> there's one couple that had a surprise visitor at their wedding recently. you can see it here. the san diego couple bumped into the president on the golf course. they were at lodge at torrey pines on sunday morning getting ready for their wedding when they got word president obama was in the area playing golf. they managed to snap a photo with

is it an attempt to take on buzzfee? ♪ reddit became front-page news this summer when alan powell tried to clamp down on harassment. reddit recently launched its own new site. back with me is the cofounder, now back at reddit full-time. ted.nt to start with upvo how is it going? alexis: our editor has done a great job. we have generated over 900,000 unique sites. we are well on track for our goals for the first month. we wanted to prove a straightforward thesis. these aggregator sites have really built businesses out of harvesting this content. how can we do that faster and better? emily: you have jack at twitter trying to reformulate the product. 300 million plus users. how do you see yourselves in a world where twitter exists? alexis: both platforms have a role to play. just seeing how when you bring that founder mentality that, you can reinvigorate folks. one of the things that has been so great was just seeing this company start growing, doing the things we should have done over the years. grow -- tomanaged to be the

there is no supply of companies to buy at the scale of huffington post or buzzfeed or business insiderwhen we look back historically 10 years from now, people are going to say, the biggest missed opportunity was everybody ran away from content and five or six companies went into content. there is an amazing amount of benefit to having invested during that time. >> are we going to see amazon and apple with these over-the-top tv bundles? the dismantling of the traditional tv model? tim: the areas that are declining 10 to decline slower than people expect. i do think because of two things -- the networks have gotten faster and more creative people are investing in high quality content. that will be better for consumers. you may see an acceleration of the tv issues. some of the tv businesses are down. when you look at those numbers, something is happening here, looks like it is systemic. emily: what role is aol going to play verizon's go90? tim: we are doing a modernization for go90. we are helping verizon managed the advertising side into managed product. the people running that product a

this woman seems to be doing it, telling buzzfeed news she makes a staggering $60,000 a year. renting out her two-bedroom california condo on airbnb, enough money to fund trips to costa rica, buenos aires and more. unlike her, many are just trying to make ends meet. >> i'd like to get to the point i'm mortgage free so i can work on the debt i have. >> reporter: bet ski hall in ocean view, california, put her spare bedroom on airbnb for $69 a night. so far not a lot of interest. >> mort gang is very expensive. so renting out helps secure the fact that if something did happen, then i still have some form of income. >> reporter: enter home makeover specialist kimball hills. >> i'm excited to get going. >> reporter: her first secret, it's all about the color. hill said classic bold hughs like white, black and green make a room pop. so we add an accent rug and cover up that dull brown couch adding color full throw pillows. >> i love it. >> reporter: next sell your spot. take what's unique about your location and highlight it. betsy's home is close to the beach, a huge selling point

i think there are brands like buzzfeed andbox -- a box and levels of scale we reach four.quire" thatd has gravitas and have lasted a long time. there are things traditional businesses do well we aspire to as some of the big digit -- big digital guys do we are jealous of. we have sort of a -- we have a bunch of plans to go and throw. on the commerce side, weekend is a massive hole in men's fashion for guys. women's fashion gets more attention like the big brands, gap or j.crew or urban outfitters. families in the u.s. market are the most popular for people like me and my friends and employees of our companies and people like that. i think there is a big opportunity to focus on men and a new fashion brand that has the heart of the magazine and in the iq of a tech company that uses the internet and data to build a fashion brent that is actually going to feel old school and about creating beautiful products that people love to wear. emily: you said the media business is changing quickly a you see a lot of deals that the don for whatever reason. do you see a future where conten

beating out wwe, buzzfeed video, mtv and buzzfeed food. check it out. facebook.com/foxnews.screen grab, there you go. foxnews, check both of those out. a great social media team. >> that's top notch. a phrase i just coined. time for -- i disappoint these people. the book signing on monday i was taking pictures and sara seger, i apologize for this picture. take a look at this i look like i have constipation after swallowing a live porcupine. she tweeted, wow, greg gutfeld, if i wanted a man to look that disappointed in a picture with me i would have went to see my dad. >> ow! a great tweet. >> i feel bad. >> i love her, you should invite her to come see the show. she's my new best friend. those little weird costumes, very different from mine. there might be a naughty nurse or two coming your way. just saying. in more royal news, a very hand some prince harry paid a visit today to some wounded warriors at the uso warrior and family center at the military base in fairfax county, virginia. so he was there with first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden. and he is promoting the

is it an attempt to take on content giant buzzfeed?mily: reddit became front-page news this summer when ellen powell tried to clamp down on harassment. reddit recently launched its own new site. back with me is the cofounder, now back at reddit full-time. i want to start with upvoted. it has only been a couple of weeks. how is it going? alexis: our editor has done a great job. in two weeks we have generated visitors to unique the site. we are well on track for our goals for the first month. we wanted to prove a straightforward thesis. we know that one third of americans love the content and visit it every month. these aggregator sites have really built businesses out of harvesting this content. how can we do that faster and better? giving credit to the users and adding value. emily: you have jack at twitter trying to reformulate the product, make it more mainstream. 300 million plus users. how do you see yourselves in a world where twitter exists? alexis: both platforms have a role to play. one of the things that i was particularly ena

. >> it's a ridiculous video put out by the guys at buzzfeed. the fast food industry advertised like apple. the cool thing with the fri, it comes with ingenious apps. >> all permeating substance we like to call smart greease. >> smart grease allows the user to know exactly where fri is or where it has ever been. >> and where it's going. on my hips. >> there's more. introducing nuggets. >> the incredible thing about the nuggets is its technology. when you look at nugget you see not the contents inside. you see the breading outside. that was intentional. we have refined and refined and refined basic ingredients. >> this looks, the sound, the feel of those mac ads are so engrained. we know it so well. >> the sesame seeds on the bun are there because we put them there. >> i'm not much of a golfer, but i think all of us like a little trickery. check this out. this is paul barrington's golf trick specialist. he does shows around the uk. you'll see him taking the two golf clubs and chop, chop, chop in a line. here we go. >> no kidding. looks like he co

we're going to find out because buzzfeed is giving people snail facials. >> ear going to get snails put on our face for some reason. >> i'm nervous, my hands are sweating. >> snails used for snail facials are garden snails. >> that's a good thing, can you also find it in other products. >> you got to pay for those products, you can just pick up a snail and smear it on your face. >> let's see how these folks react to all this. >> ooh. >> the first one is on. >> i feel like if you got yourself into a place of zen and had your eyes closed, it might eventually start feeling nice, as long as you're not going, there are snails on my face. >> oh, my god. >> are you okay? >> i'm fine. >> are you sure? >> what the hell is the point of this. >> i feel like they're biting me. >> they're not biting you. the muscle on the bottom of their feet is kind of rough. >> the level to which they'll do stuff. i've had the fish eating my feet. where do we draw the line? >> we're in the vein we will try anything that promises the fountain of youth. >> let's see how the folks felt about it. >> i feel after that

vox, buzzfeed. why not do something like that? malcolm: because i would be terrible at it. have 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? what is your take on that? 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 did just release that report, actuary's 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,

here with me now is andy, film and tv staff writer at buzzfeed. this trailer? >> i mean, you know, i grew up with these movies, so, ask, i was acting pretty much the same way john was. i was flipping out about it pretty hard. and you know, i don't think i'm alone in that. i think pretty much everybody on the internet is going nuts over this trailer, which is impressive, since it's not even the first trailer, it's the second one. it's probably the biggest reaction i've ever seen to a follow-up trailer that isn't even the first look at the movie. >> explain this one to me, "star wars" fans weren't exactly excited by the prequel movies, as compared to the originals. what is it about this one that is capturing the attention? >> well, you know, i think there's a lot of hope that this is -- this is really the "star wars" story that we wanted all along. and i think a lot of people are learning that nostalgia is a really, really powerful thing. we're seeing a lot of remakes of older movies and tv shows and stuff. and so, you know, that's sort of being inc

according to buzzfeed uber has been using these cars with 3d cameras to collect street level mapping data. the idea is to improve uber's driving routes and estimated times of arrival and longer term use the data for its autonomous car projects. the company says the uber brand and manage cars have been on the road for a few months -- and mapping cars have been only roads for a few months. >>> an accused squatter is in custody for allegedly making a home in a decaying san francisco mansion and plotting to steal paintings. investigators say it began two months ago when neighbors noticed 39-year-old jeremiah kaylor and called police. >> he advised the officers that he was until the proves being the proprietor of this home and taking ownership of this home. >> that story held up until police got the real estate agent, who said it was not true. investigators say they then discovered $300,000 worth of missing paintings which were up for sale on social media. >>> the democratic field is shrinking. former virginia senator jim webb announced he is dropping out of the race and is considering ru

. >>> in buzzfeed, hundreds of horses sold by the u.s. government were sent to slaughter.ild horses. he said he was sending them to the pasture as pets but, instead, they were transported to mexico to be slaughtered for meat. federal and local prosecutors declined to file charges. >>> pope francis closed the summit of pitch bishops at the vatican. they voted on a final document to be given to the pope, which covers everything from divorce to same-sex marriage. >>> sad news from the hollywood hills. maureen o'hara died on saturday. she's known for her roles in "the quiet man," and "how green was my valley." she got a star on the hollywood walk of fame in the 1990s. she was 95. >>> christmas spirit started early. evan is battling brain cancer and isn't expected to live through the holiday. the family's early celebration turned into a city-wide effort, complete with presents, a snow machine and even a parade. >>> halloween festivities are spooky and adorable over the we can end. in the philippines, pet owners and their companions dressed up for the halloween pet show on satur

, buzzfeed, and facebook are doing native video. twitter is getting into video.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 have

. >>> in buzzfeed, san francisco's last gun shop to close after city proposes recording customers.aw that would require the store to video tape all transactions. the manager says, quote, our customers shouldn't be treated like they're doing something wrong. >>> it's a wheale and a shark. off the coast of san diego, a diver spotted a whale shark. it's beautiful. it was up close to shore. it was interesting because whale sharks are classified as vulnerable. they're very rarely seen this close or at all. according to see the wild organization, the gentle giant stuck around for more than an hour. wow. >>> looks like dogs aren't the only animals that can fetch. a dolphin came to the rescue in the bahamas over the weekend. a cheerleader dropped her phone in the water. you'd get it too, twouldn't you? the friendly dolphin got it. >> you're saying this is a male dolphin? >> i'm assuming. she's pretty. it's been viewed more than 2 million times. >> the dolphin was racing all the men jumping in to get it. >> right. if you ever heard of free running, these athletes completed in the championsh

buzzfeed reports between 2001 and 2010, marcy engaged in inappropriate behavior with students including unwanted massages, kisses and groping. a campus investigation found that marcy violated sexual- harassment policy. marcy still has his job. today, cal said in a statement that the university has imposed real consequences on professor. geoff marcy by establishing a zero-tolerance policy regarding future behavior. >> is even worse to have the university say, yeah, he did it, we know he did it, he admits he did it, but here's how little we care. we're just going to slap him on the wrist and say, don't do it again. >> reporter: the astronomy faculty agrees and calls on the administration to reevaluate its response. they don't believe marcy should be on staff. this grad student works in his apartment -- department. >> it's difficult that the university is not taking action on him. >> reporter: marcy declined to do an interview with us and told us he was not available via email. his wife also declined but said that she fully supports her husband. in berkeley, betty yu, kpix 5. >> uc berkele

buzzfeed reports representative kill merv washington is molding a private screening of the new film aficially opens. contribution of $250 each unless you're a corporation. then they're $750. talk about a way to earn some campaign cash, amy. >> i hope he ran it past george lucas. >> i hope so. >> all right. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe," our latest nbc news poll of the democratic presidential race is due out in just moments. and there's new evidence that the longer vice president joe biden waits to decide, the longer his chances of winning. >>> and former president george w. bush lashes out at one of the republican presidential contenders. see which candidate he says, quote, just -- he just doesn't like. and it's not the one who keeps attacking him. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." at mfs investment management, we believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment manage

buzzfeed says according to laws in texas, this is illegal.estigation, buzzfeed's alex campbell. great to see you. how did this investigation come about? >> so it started when my colleague, kendall taggert, came across some data showing that a lots of people were going to jail for what are known as fine-only offenses, you know, traffic tickets, public intoxication, other sort of petty charges where you're not actually supposed to go to jail. we kind of were surprised because it is sort of a last resort for if you haven't paid your traffic ticket. it is only supposed to be if you have the money and you're sort of willfully not doing -- not paying or if you are too poor, you're sort of willfully ignoring community service. >> alex, because normally if you do have a slew of unpaid tickets, unless you're of course in the united nations where you don't have to pay those tickets -- parking tickets, but if you're just a regular person and you get a slew of tickets and you don't pay them and you're poor, normally how do you deal with that? >> normally

buzzfeed listed some of the wads ever ways that we waste time working out. not stepping on the machine until you have the right song or playlist picked out. >> what if you're watching tv? >> or that. or wait for the right channel. i sometimes get on the stairmaster and i click around or trying to download something to watch. that's a waste of time. >> you -- now at 5:00? >> and i'm out by 6:00. but in that hour, i'll look around. if someone's on my machine, i go, oh, no, and i'll walk around. burn time. it just happens. >> okay. how many people are at the gym at 5:00 in the morning? >> there are the same exact eight people. >> wow. >> the same people on the same machine. >> okay. >> i don't know. i love what dolly parton once said. they said, do you work out? she said, honey, i like to choose the people i sweat with. so we asked you yesterday which bradley cooper you preferred. is it when he plays a chef -- >> first of all, how do you choose? just look at those two pictures. >> this is how you choose. >> wow. >> i would invite him to the house and he could c

social media monitor, you may look at that twitter story that was also coming out on "was feed -- " buzzfeed it was once heralded as having the top e-mail executives, but that is no longer the case here with this top executive move. at the also looking social media monitor. and fireeye were both down today and fireeye was downgraded. both of those stocks are down sharply today. julie, thank you. julie hyman at the bloomberg terminal. and here now to talk about facebook is brian wiser, he is the senior analyst at his company in portland oregon -- portland, oregon. brian, does this mean that this is not all that much or is there something more to this? fair, this is not the growing importance both to the advertising community and really to the broader ecosystem. arele and facebook together now in the same universe together. betty: great analogy. but anything changing now that the stock prices are now more effective? no, the stock prices do not matter. ty: twitter is now back in resurgence of mode and jack dorsey is trying to make them come out and be on top. can they come out and do the same a

. >> and buzzfeed motion pictures took a look at the daily struggles of a jer mow phobe. take a look. >> i did. >> gosh, it seems like a very different -- >> i'm justin, nice to meet you. >> can i have a sip of that? >> umm, sure. thank you, i will grab another one. >> what is that? soap. >> come on, try it. try it. come on try it. >> no! oh, my god, i'm so sorry. gl some people are like that. >> i get the one about the coughing and the handshaking, and that is the one i get, but the other ones. >> donald trump has been famously a germophobe long before howie was, and i will often see video of him out on the field, and you have to shake hands and you are to kiss the babies and lots of times there is stuff drooling, and he is handling it, and i never see him grimace or anything. >> and maybe the immune system is kicking in and that is what happens that you stop having to fight it so much. >> have you had the flu shot? >> not yet. you? >> not me. we shall though. and some do not believe in those, and they shall remain nameless. and now, we have to stop doing something that

buzzfeed did ask users what gets stuck. earring sings. s earrings. doritos, other crumbs. >> anything that you are -- >> you are describing my daughter cassidy. >> it's like a feed back. because you're eating like this. you're not paying -- if you're not paying attention. >> this is gross. dead and alive bugs. a drier a dryer sheet. >> how would you -- >> because it was on the shirt. >> you would notice the extra -- >> depends how much isoing on in ththre. >>>> chewed gum. >> somebodyactually found a christmas ight. they were changing it and it dropped and they're like, am i blind, did it fall, where is it? >> they were drinking a little eggnog. >> we have bonus hunk of the week. >> it's got to be sting. have you seen -- he's proved you do get better with age. this is a very steamy music video called stolen car. it was done i think in france with a french singer named maline. she's 54. albums. >> you know, people -- she's 54 >> sorry, people, but we old people likik love too. >> and it's hh. that song dedeted on the itunes france charts and the vio h

there is no supply of companies to buy that are not the scale of "the having can post" or buzzfeed orness insider." we look from now when back, people will say the biggest missed opportunity is everyone ran away from content during that time period and five or six companies went into content. there's an amazing amount of benefit now to having invested during that time. >> will we see apple and amazon with these over-the-top tv bundles? are we about to see the dismantling of the traditional cable model? >> first of all, the areas that are declining over time tend to decline slower than people expect. of twoink because things, one is the networks have gotten faster and more creative people are investing in high quality content overall, that high-quality drives the content will be better for consumers. i think you will see an acceleration of the tv issues. one set i always throw out is, some of the tv businesses are down more than aol's dial-up access has been down. when you look at those numbers, you say something is happening here, it looks like it is a systemic and it will be a big ch

we found this one on buzzfeed. a man who was never born is the biological father of a brand-new baby boy. i know, crazy, right? the ghost of the unborn man's genes live in his twin brother, the man who thought he was that baby boy's father. >>> and the royal visit. here we go prince harry is coming to washington. a lot of you are clicking the link for the nbc washington app. prince harry will be in virginia and the district on wednesday. he will attend an event in support of the invictus games. that's what's trending. >>> thank you. >>> we are back with more in just 60 seconds. >>> i'm megan fitzgerald at the 7800 block of georgia avenue where d.c. police are actively investigating a police-involved shooting. this is still an active scene. around 9:00 this morning they got a call from -- for a robbery suspect. they arrived here at the morris miller liquor store. we understand that two suspects were fleeing. one from the front, one from the back. officers in the back were involved in a gunfight with one suspect. tha