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i love the idea that mtv is trying to break these barriers down.olds the stigma that is our -- our most insidious enemy. this is not just about ascription drug abuse. i could have been addicted to anything. i was genetically predisposed, had an environment that encouraged it, and then -- it was oxycontin for me for a while. i was hospitalized for that but then i cannot and could not sleep, so i started abusing ambien. you could give me anything, and as an addict, i would abuse it. we need to get to the bigger picture. it is not the name of the drug, it is the underlying issue, as you said, about the mental health. as our culture goes forward, we tonot have the nomenclature talk about our emotional and psychic development, the spiritual development that is so crucial to us as human beings. we teach our kids but leave out this important piece that art of their development is being able to be a social being and not be stuck on their phone or their ipod. i love technology, but art of our problem is that we are more connected yet more disconnected. we d

i love the idea that mtv is trying to break these barriers down. it is the stigma that is our most insidious enemy. this is not just about prescription drug abuse. i could have been addicted to anything. i was genetically predisposed, had an environment that encouraged it, and then -- it was oxycontin for me for a while. i was hospitalized for that but then i cannot and could not sleep, so i started abusing ambien. you could give me anything, and as an addict, i would abuse it. we need to get to the bigger picture. it is not the name of the drug, it is the underlying issue, as you said, about the mental health. as our culture goes forward, we do not have the nomenclature to talk about our emotional and psychic development, the spiritual development that is so crucial to us as human beings. we teach our kids but leave out this important piece that art of their development is being able to be a social being and not be stuck on their phone or their ipod. i love technology, but art of our problem is that we are more connected yet more disconnected. we

would tune day, you in your television sets mtv to see the latest music videos. changed that. vevo change that. a 33% jump from 2012. the driver of that road, a big jump in the use of mobile, tablet, an internet connected tv apps. jon erlichman caught up with the how videos areut being accessed on the surface. >> it is about engagement and how emotionally invested in the program your audience is and how much time you are spending enjoying the programming. what we are seeing is with tablets and internet connected television devices, our audiences are spending more time than they were on the desktop watching our videos, watching music programming. ofrow two, over 400 minutes video per viewer per month, compared to iphone, 45 minutes per viewer per month, because we're seeing audiences spend , we are able to generate more inventory and more money. class i want to talk about miley cyrus. she helped you guys generate money. people like to watch miley cyrus videos. the numbers are huge. met itself does not surprise and i'm curious, when you think the viral music video

. >> rushkoff: mtv was the mighty behemoth growing rich exploiting kids' desire to be cool. >> can i take your picture for a street culture website i work for? >> rushkoff: corporations were chasing kids down, taking teen culture and selling it back to them. >> there was this guy the other day who got, like... >> 90 favorites. >> rushkoff: today's teens, like this group of high school friends in montclair, new jersey, don't need to be chased down. they're putting themselves out there online for anyone to see. they tell the world what they think is cool, starting with their own online profiles. >> are you doing a profile picture or a cover photo? >> i don't know. >> well, you can't have a cover photo by yourself. >> listen to genna, she's the master of facebook. come on, we're trying to get you 400 likes! >> "how to get 400 likes on your profile picture." a profile picture is kind of like how you want people to visualize you. you put your best foot forward. and your cover photo kind of tells about your personality. >> okay, guys, do you think darius should do this picture? >> that pic

. >> the campaign will run on media printed by teens like mtv and social media. >> powerful images. >> a bizarre case is spelling trouble for a number of local families. >> it started with a faith-based credit union and a high-profile suicide. the could leave people homeless. we will explain, still >> welcome back. it is time for the weather report. where waking up to temperatures just around and below the freezing mark. any leftover moisture him yesterday is going to be frozen. it became on the roadways. you might encounter an icy spot or two. it is 32 degrees in d.c. and 36 and frederick culpeper. and advisories and warnings in place starting this evening and continuing into the early afternoon hours on wednesday. this is a freezing rain advisory for the metro, including washington dc. we will see rain come down and then freeze on contact, especially late this evening and overnight before temperatures warm enough that things will be multy. that will continue in the early afternoon hours on wednesday. tonight will be the calm before the next go round. it would partly sunny and 35 agr

documentary about teens and mtv 10 years ago.d to see what was really different in social media universe. what i learned first was that you don't really need trend hunters in a world where kids are spending hours a day creating their consumer profiles and putting them up online. -- doreally looking at teens understand what value they are giving and what value they are getting in return? how are all the likes and follows and tweets and things they are giving to this space -- how are those being used? >> it got kind of emotional there for a minute. kids need to be liked to feel like other people like them. >> they live for likes. your popularity and your sense of self-worth has a number on it. how dangerous is it? that is the question. who is out there doing something bad because of it? how are these likes being used. companies are more than happy to give kids new opportunities to gain more likes. if you are oreo cookies or coke or something, you will create marketing opportunities where you will say, retweet this or favorite this.

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even mtv refused to run at video. what about elvis presley?alled his act animalism that should be confined to diners and bordellos frank sinatra said this kind of music is deplorable, a rancid, smelling a aphrodisiac that foster's poor relationships. some say the culture will constantly decay and tell weeds around in a cesspool of smut. michael moynihan says that we should chill out. a columnist for the daily beast to writes about pop culture. >> i do. john: this is much more sexual than anything my generation did. >> is it really? madonna did a book called sex. look. john: older than cyrus. >> twenty-one years old 25, 30? what has been the effect of this teen pregnancy rates are down quite precipitously. sexually transmitted lead disease rates are down. we are offended by this stuff dip. people say i turned off. you do? not many people do. what is the effect? people say we are overly centralized which is bad. how? we have to ask the follow-up question. john: more likely to have sex young, to not for help the relationships. >> but they're is a

>> starting next week the $115 million multi media campaign will be seen on tv stations like mtv in print spots in magazines like teen vogue and social media. it's estimated 90% of smokers pick up the habit before they turn 18. the real cost campaign is aimed at 10 million kids between the ages of 12 and 17 who are not yet hooked but may be attempted. half a million people die each year because of smoking-related illnesses. just last week the fourth marlboro man paste passed away. nearly half of american adults smoked in 1965 while today only 18% puff away. despite the encouraging numbers 42 million americans can't kick the habit. their addiction makes smoking the leading cause of preventable death with $132 billion in direct medical costs. cvs and other drug stores like it are trying to reinvent themselves by moving beyond the role of traditional pharmacies and becoming healt healthcare providers. with nurses and doctors on staff offering flu shots and diagnosing common ailments. selling a product that leads to chronic health issues is extremely inconsistent with cvs's main goal. >> ever

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he stopped snoring kelly nineteen times at their home here at dairy queen for an mtv in ca so far in the early hours of the month of march two thousand and nine the twenty two year old admitted killing his mother but denied murder. his younger brother her to show the number of sheets cool bike of white powder into the fire. like she was killed he was also woken by the sound of his mother's muffled screening and found the song on the living room floor. melanie was on drugs at the time. cannabis amphetamines and methamphetamine. maybe this it calls a mental disorder. a claim rejected by the state after deliberating for two hours and twenty two minutes today. the jury unanimously found him guilty of the martyr of his mother. in a victim impact statement read to the courts under the house. even somebody said their only hope was that no other from the house to ensure the pain heartache and destruction that they had suffered as a result of drug abuse drugs ruined lives they said. mr justice paul carney said these cases were extremely distressing for all those concerned. he sentenced haven'

hard for to us forget him and miley grinding each other at the mtv music awards. we want to forget that. >> it's tough for her to forget, too, according to tmz which was part of the problem. >> we're just gossipping. that's not nice. that's our broadcast. >> don't forget we're always we are all performers. sometimes for small audiences. sometimes for a full house. we perform solos, improvs, even miracles. with over 50% more awarded and highly rated appliances than anyone else, sears helps you perform your best by giving you the best. like kenmore, the most awarded brand in the industry. sears. performance starts here. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, able to grow his own beard without assistance, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

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construction work a bit cocky but was led away by police for holding a placard saying it three to three mtv in the tea stall next to the team's slow over his lawyer says he was sentenced to thirty hours of tv service earlier in the day in italian activists claimed to have been arrested for allegedly carrying the property and into an olympic venue prisons light in it that it has been battling to keep a lid and protests during the olympics the face of protests is only a small hidden away park ten miles away from the game's main news has really been years russia has been criticized in the high cost of the key as well to treatment of homosexuals and suppression of human rights i am the owner can use on him more. i'm in. and yes the eye . i am us. the is you. i cannot see or read to you it's a nice young kids to incoming prime minister has laid out aggressive agenda for his first one hundred days in office and is expected to lead his country places to israel. lindsay is well known as the support of the jewish state was nothing i can tell stones against aggression from iran. ms rice powell could

. >>> wouldn't we all like to forget miley cyrus grinding on robin thicke at the mtv music awards? maybe his wife paula patton would like to forget about it as well. the couple announced they're separating. no word if the divorce filing is in the works. thick is on tour. he plays the patriot center in fairfax thursday night. >> a lot of speculation maybe she was unhappy with some things that were being done. >> she supported him through that whole miley twerking gate thing. >> what she said. >> she said a lot of that was her idea. >> she said a lot of things. people say a lot of things. >> yes, they do. >> what she's doing is rolling out. >> right while he's very famous. >>> a little snow possible tomorrow and again wednesday, yellow alert day wednesday morning. mr. bernstein will have an update tomorrow morning. >> don't forget we're always on here are two laptops. this one can upload a one minute hd video in 16 seconds, this one takes twice as long. which laptop is better? this one. it's kind of a no-brainer. actually, they're the exact same laptop. here's the difference. for the

. >>> and for a time, you could not turn on mtv without seeing this. ♪ whip it good >> "whip it" from, the unlikely birthplace of new wave music. tonight, one of them has died. bob casale, there, a guitar in hand, domed hat on his head. his brother said he was excited the band might be getting together. casale died of heart failure. he was 61 years old. >> reminder tonight, the pow ore of a simple act of kindness. meet daniel, 5 years old. he has autism and each week, when the garbage truck comes to his house, he likes to stand by the curb and move his hands to the truck. someone noticed. watch. inside that bag, a garbage truck of his own, the gift from manuel, the driver of the garbage truck. a good deed from person to person to tonight. and here's to manuel. >>> and up next, all in the family. the ice dancing brother and sister in the spotlight and amy robach with all the olympic siblings competing for the gold. ♪ [ male announcer ] bob's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had

i love the fact mtv is trying to break these barriers down, but it's the stigma, as director can saythat it's our most insidious enemy here. it's not just about prescription drug abuse. as david pointed out, i could have been addicted to anything. i was a genetically predisposed, had an environment that encouraged it and then, you know, it was oxy cotin for me for a while. was hospitalized for oxy cotton. i couldn't sleep and started abusing ambien. i was an be addict. we need to get to the bigger picture. it's not the name of the drug. it's the underlying issue, as you said, jaurn, about the mental -- john, about the mental health. as our culture goes forward, we do not have the nomenclature to talk about our emotional and psychic development, the spiritual development that is so crucial to us as human beings. so we teach our kids, we leave out this important piece that part of their development is being able to be a social being and not be stuck on their phone or their, you know, ipod. i love technology, but part of our problem is we're more connected and yet we're more disconnecte

an mtv korea's only global broadcasting network will be available across the usda leading broadcast service provider directv starting thursday. this is added and a potential audience and eleven million while viewers will gain a bigger window into korean culture. again uses beauty and has more i t t which currently reaches more than one hundred and twelve million households across the globe will still be available to a new audience in the worst in the united states. starting thursday the korean broadcaster will become the first and only agent i'll add it to the interest programming line up of us based broadcast satellite service provider directv. i didn't eat he will be available on directv channel two thousand ninety five across the us team more than half of the titles twenty million subscribers all other asian titles are included and directly these international packages which requires an extra subscription fee. i then tv is quite the english package as i reached the mainstream us audience. i did and he will be providing programs that target the growing asian americans what gets you furthe

instead of fame but -- chris fact, better known as a drama, he is from the mtv hit show fantasy factoryne young and reckless. welcome, everybody, to drama. you really have to explain this. why on earth you have one name, one word name. >> i will be honest. i kind of regret it sometimes. it is very hard to search on google, hard to find any information about myself. it is a little -- stuart: why did you do it? >> i didn't do it. you know those days when everyone detonations to grandma or twitter, everyone had a slightly embarrassing aol screen name? mine was causingdrama 1212 ended stuck with me and here i am. stuart: i am told within one year of you putting this line of clothing, young and reckless, within one year you got your clothing into 3,000 stores. is that accurate? stuart: and you did that by using social media. your company is the product of social media marketing. is that correct? >> we are the product of the new social media internet generation. also on top of that i was on a reality show on mtv called robin big first and fantasy factory so i supported it by social me be at a

. >> also yesterday, thicke said that his infamous mtv show with miley cyrus does not have anything toust be tough to be in the spotlight and have all this going on. hard too try to work things out. it is hard to work things out when you have everybody saying, what's going on. >>> let's talk about sandra bullock. talk about a payday. a lot more than an academy award nomination than her role in "gravity." the star pocketed about $70 million from this movie. >> wow. that is because she gets 15% of the takings in addition to her $20 million fee. so far, "gravity" made $700 million worldwide. and it is still in movie theaters. she was not the first choice to play the marooned-in-space scientist. actually, angelina jolie was supposed to play that part but she dropped out. >> i wonder after learning about a $70 million payday, angelina is having some second thoughts. >> kicking herself now. >> i get royalties from "world news now." >> five bucks. >> you get a shave and a hair cut. >>> actress jennifer hudson is showing a whole new side. the 32-year-old oscar winner and b magazine are creatin

that includes partners like mtv, and manyok, others. i am excited about them. today theouncing health matters initiative partners are making 100 million dollars in new commitments that will impact more than 50 million people. that is one in six americans, in a positive way. i want us to keep doing this. this is something -- we are trying to change the entire ecosystem of america as it relates to health and wellness. i am thrilled about it. i am particularly thrilled because of the commitment announced last year, 90% of them , 90%, had either been completed or are underway and on their way to completion. that is a good thing when nine out of 10 people will tell you they do something do it. [applause] so, we have still got a long way to go. ranking saystional that we are great at some things, like cancer treatment, but we are light years ahead of every other country in the percentage of our income that we devote to health care. if you measure us in terms of life expectancy and health and on everyindicators, international survey i've seen in the last 10 years, we

the fact that mtv is doing this -- who is going to connect with kids more powerfully than what you are doing? we have to change the conversation. the other thing, we also have a culture that glorifies drug use and we rarely talk about the glories, rewards, joys of recovery. we have the schism, this idea that -- 80% of our kids before they are 18 are going to try something they are not supposed to. a prescription medication, drink, smoke pot, try harder drugs. those kids, we view the it is like good and bad. good kids don't use drugs, bad kids use drugs. the truth is they are our kids. they're not good or bad kids. they are our kids and we have to help them grow up as safely as we can. it is going to take media, programs like the jet foundation, it is going to take the research that is happening in the national institute on drug abuse. it is a big, complicated problem but i think the fact we are sitting here together suggests that we can solve this. >> the clock says zero which means we are out of time. i want to thank each and every one of you personally for being here and sharing this

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it really found an audience because it was replayed so long on mtv. >> leto was an instant heartthrobget more challenging parts. it didn't take long. he secured his first leading role in "prefontaine," based on steve prefontaine, olympic runner. leto immersed himself into the part, training for weeks, becoming the athlete. you stay in character throughout the whole process. >> i find it to be really fertile ground, to learn and experiment, to explore this space. usually when you're making a film, you have a lot of down time. but when you're staying focused and in character, you get to use that time to really take advantage of what's happening in a great way. >> he found success with edgier characters. all requiring a drastic change in appearance. he was chiselled in "fight club." slicked back in a three piece suit in "american psycho" opposite christian bale. he was emaciated in the well-received "requiem for a dream," losing 30 pounds to play a heroin addict. and later, gained significant weight in "chapter 27" for the role of mark david chapman, the murderer of john lennon. >> i thi

he has earned four mtv video music awards, two teen choice awards, and his band, one direction, is these ] >> oh, my -- oh my. >> jimmy: harry! that's how you sit, huh? >> i'm just sticking out my shoes. >> jimmy: yeah, you love your shoes. harry -- >> how is it going? >> jimmy: it's going great. i mean, this is unbelievable. >> i know. >> jimmy: your accent is different in person. when i meet you in person, i thought you'd have more of an accent. >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, i thought you would have more of an accent because you know you're not from america. >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're -- we'll say it together. you're from -- >> i'm from -- >> both: england! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yep. >> really? >> jimmy: yep, absolutely. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now -- harry, i have so many questions for you. >> yes. >> jimmy: so many great questions that i've written down here, just so i'll remember. >> okay. >> jimmy: first of all, your band one direction. >> yes. >> jimmy: how did you guys form? >> uh, we were at school. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >>

i've seen him at mtv awards, like that. hey, what's up. big hugs. tall dude.nough, he only wears one chain. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: it's insane. anyways, you got to have gold. 2 chainz is here tonight, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] i love 2 chainz! hey, guys, it's time for late night hashtags. here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: you guys are on twitter, right? [ cheers ] well, we use twitter on our show every single week. so, if you watch our show and want to play along, we do this thing every wednesday where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to tweet out things based on that topic. so, since i'm about to take over "the tonight show," i've been getting advice from people. so i went on twitter, and i started a hashtag called "worst advice." and i asked you guys to tweet out some bad advice that you or someone you know were given. we got thousands of tweets. within a half hour, it was a worldwide trending topic. so thank you for those tweets. worldwide! so they're really funny. now i thought i'd share some of my

it really found an audience because it was replayed so long on mtv. >> leto was an instant heartthrobts. it didn't take long. he secured his first leading role in "prefontaine," based on steve prefontaine, olympic runner. leto immersed himself into the part, training for weeks, becoming the athlete. you stay in character throughout the whole process. >> i find it to be really fertile ground, to learn and experiment, to explore this space. usually when you're making a film, you have a lot of down time. but when you're staying focused and in character, you get to use that time to really take advantage of what's happening in a great way. >> he found success with edgier characters. all requiring a drastic change in appearance. he was chiselled in "fight club." slicked back in a three piece suit in "american psycho" opposite christian bale. he was emaciated in the well-received "requiem for a dream," losing 30 pounds to play a heroin addict. and later, gained significant weight in "chapter 27" for the role of mark david chapman, the murderer of john lennon. >> i think i work best when i'm

miley cyrus had her mtv performance and came out saying he was disappointed and did support her and then it to see how popular she go. >> pretty pathetic. >> could it be he's poking fun at the hype around miley and we're taking it too far? >> what if i like the song? >> you like the video. >> no, i don't. >> you like that version? >> if you can play that song and don't play that video, because i agree with you, all your points on the cheap, using the naked ladies and all that stuff, and if you can play the song part of it. >> you like it? >> i do. is that terrible? >> you should make it your ring tone. i dare you. >> you might be >> what do you like about it? >> i actually love hip-hop. >> this is an insult to hip-hop. somewhere naughty by nature is having a nervous breakdown. >> daily beast takes them apart. >> how you could get that many creatins to show up and do one film at one time. those are the most disgusting, disgraceful, ugly, distorted and disgusting humanity, one. two, the idea of merging hip-hop with country is a sin. this guy -- this guy who is deion warwick's -- well, buck

i love the fact that mtv is trying to break the barriers down but the stigma as the director can say it is the most insidious enemy because this isn't just about prescription drug abuse. as david pointed out i could have been addicted to anything. i was a genetically predisposed and have an environment that discouraged and then it was oxycontin for me for a while. i was hospitalized for oxycontin but then i came out and i couldn't sleep so i started abusing amby. we need to get to the bigger picture. it's not the name of the drug. it's the underlining issue you as you said about the mental health. and as our culture goes forward, we do not have the nomenclature to talk about our emotional and psychic development, the spiritual development that is crucial to us as human beings. so, we teach our kids did we leave out this important piece that part of their development is being able to be a social being and not be stuck on their phone or their ipod. i love technology but part of our problem is we are more connected and get disconnected because we do not have that interaction the previou

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it really found an audience because it was replayed so long on mtv. >> i got to go. >> leto was an instant get more challenging parts. it didn't take long. >> looks like needless wind resistance to me. >> he secured his first leading role in "prefontaine." leto immersed himself into the part. training for weeks. sculpting his body. becoming the athlete. i don't know whether the words method or not. but you stay in character throughout the whole process. >> i find it to be really fertile ground to learn and experiment, to explore the space. right? usually when you're making a film, you have a lot of down time. but when you're staying focused and in character, you get to use that time to really take advantage of what's happening in a great way. >> he found success with edgier characters. all requiring a drastic change in appearance. he was chis ld and platinum blond in "fight club." slicked back in a three-piece suit in "thriller: american psycho" opposite christian bale. he was emaciated as a junky in the disturbing and well received "requiem for a dream." and later gained significant weigh

they have a problem because you go to mtv and there are no music he is all stop there was a place on people uploading them and music labels were not getting revenue tied to it. to you have the stamp tied the videos and advertising play ahead of the videos. they have since shift it from youtube to trying to get it everywhere. >> with tablets, with internet connected television devices, our audiences are spending more time than they were on the desktop watching videos and music are lemming. on row two, for example, over 400 minutes of video per viewer per month compared to the iphone. because we are seeing audiences spend more time, we are able to generate more inventory and more money. get to thehow you math. almost 560 million views of that video. the next stage will expand outside of youtube. they want to get bigger and bolder. >> it's not just a great video. really a fantastic song. >> i really like that song. i like the video also. >> jon erlichman, thank you very much. we have to take a quick break and we will be back with a revival for simcity. >> welcome back. we are following

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>> now millions of viewers are sinking their teeth into mtv's "teen wolf" loosely based on the movie. >> i get that at the car wash every once in a while. >> we brush our teeth. >> outside my shower is really weird. >> do you ever get used to that kind of adulation because they don't know you, do they? >> they don't. i think twitter made it seem like they know us. but they get into our lives. >> they're very into you. you've been on the air for -- whether four or five or six seasons. but did you know -- did you know from the beginning you had a hit on your hands? >> i was saying i said it when we shot the pilot, i think we could do six, six cycles of 12. everybody laughed a little bit. but i think we probably are going to hit it. >> you all have experience in this business. you've been around. what about you, holland? >> we're newer actors. it is great when the fans are so involved because it is not that they like us as actors. there is a whole culture, they like our show. >> i think there say lot of luck going on out there. >> two tylers often don't have shirts on. >> vampires get h

. ♪ let it fall by the way >> reporter: hot off the heels of the steamy unplugged mtv appearance, i gothe paved the road for women two want to be young and free and comfortable. she's the reason we're able to do that. >> reporter: the pint-sized pop star is gearing up for her highly anticipated bangerz tour. what can we expect? mgt i do like people to walk away a little like, oh, my god, i can't believe that just happened. there are definitely some of those moments. >> reporter: what you to want your fans to take away? >> i want them to know that i put everything into it. for me, it's not about anything else other than music. >> reporter: the 38-city tour will be hard work. but not without fun. >> i play a lot of guitar hero on the road. because it's 30-hour bus rides. >> reporter: her favorite place to eat? cracker barrel. >> cracker barrel. i'm like, it's the best place in the world. i get my shopping done. i'm stoked to do that. >> reporter: what do you like to do on your days off? >> i watch tv. i don't get to watch tv ever. i'm going the catch up on everything. i'm ten years behind

. >> on mtv, the same name here exposes the identity of internet imposters.pulated. >> it is not about the person. >> most of the >> relationships are being tagged fish. >> in 2012 facebook disclosed that 83 million accounts on-site are fake. this can happen on any platform. >> when you are dating, you know deep down that something is now right as you just cannot put your finger on a. >> they exchange text messages, receive gifts and even talk on the phone for hours at a time. every request for a face-to-face-- >> he always made excuses to why we could not meet. his father, his brother had actually hit someone with a car. >> red flax, illnesses are used to elicit sympathy. this is an excuse to postpone a meeting. >> she asks for help to find any close as to where-to- close about her significant other. >> i found a photo but that account that stated sarah. >> she was staring at a stranger, these were proof that she is not sure if this is the person that she fell for. >> when you think about deception on the internet, there tried to create an alternative press

[applause] my story is i try to tell a story like mtv and i want to say to those who took the tragedyf the suicide and turned it into the largest and best practice for preventing situations like they had befallen them in their lives, my hat goes off for what they've done with the eject foundation. >> one of the goals of the panel today is to help explain to people what addiction really is, why it happened and why it is occurring frequently especially among teenagers. >> if we are addressing the issue of wellness and mental illness or social abuse disorder, then that is actually meaningless. why are we attracted to drugs? because the hijack system that has taken billions of years of evolution. to design it in order to make the organisms do behaviors that are crucial for their survival and that's why we have social interaction data that's why we have been moved. it is highly rewarding and drugs don't stimulate the same system and that's why they are going into the mechanisms that can create power. and as we are speaking about the production medications, one of the things people think wh

i love the fact mtv is trying to break these barriers down, but it is the stigma that is our most insidious enemy here. this isn't just about prescription drug abuse. i could have been addicted to anything. genetically predisposed and had a -- had an environment and it was oxycontin for me for a while and i was hospitalized. then i came out and couldn't sleep and started abusing ambien. you could have given me anything and as an addict, i would have abused it. it's not the name of the drug, it is the underlying issue of the mental health. forward, were goes do not have the nomenclature to talk about our emotional and psychic development and spiritual development that is crucial to us as human beings. we teach our kids and lead this important -- leave out this important piece that it is being able to be a social being and phone the stock on their or ipod. i love technology but part of the problem is we are more connected and yet more disconnected. >> former hunger spun patrick kennedy. he will be part of the panel show tonight at 7:15. tonight at 9:00, the conclusion of the c-span series, "f

. >> on "fox & friends," not even on mtv debuting this music video. >> right here on fox.long as i can imagine. you guys are outstanding and i'm not the only one who thinks it. you swept the 2013 australian music awards. grammy nominee, winner, you got to together and off tour going through march 2. right? >> yeah. starts this weekend, starting up north and going down seattle, portland and into california. >> i was in junior high, clarinet, we didn't do any music video. when you walk into a crowded city block and doing your video, are they blasting it through the block or are you just having it in your ear? >> they're blasting it through the block. i have people on both sides of it. i hung out with them for a while. it was a great time. >> you're a country music art, but also pop and cross over to hip-hop. but you reach everybody. what's the secret? >> man, i don't know. just try to write songs about the things i'm going through and keeping it real, 'cause i'm a believer walking through this crazy world with my friends and my wife and my family and just writing about all t