joining us on the phone is scott , who followed the debate for "the huffington post." t me begin with apology put forward by bernie sanders last night. what impact this has on his campaign. let's take a step back and thatabout the breach resulted in the firing of one of his staffers and to others removed from their position, but still on payroll. where does this but the campaign? guest: it puts overall debate on the democratic side at a point where people are talking about process. regardless of how this is viewed overall, i think bernie sanders has showed us time and again that he is talking about process. he wants to keep this thing squarely focused on the issues. that moment last night where he oflogized reminded me a bit a moment in a previous debate where he said he was sick of talking about hillary's e-mail. this is obviously a much different situation. there were a lot of tempers raised on both sides at the staff level. it was another instance where i think hillary clinton was able to stand up above the fray, which is what she has tried to do during the whole cam

also, the former ceo of the huffington post. corey, i want to start with you. what do we know? cory johnson: they have decided not to go forward with the spinoff of alibaba. this was the great hope of shareholders. alibaba is worth so much more than yahoo!, the spinoff could happen in a way that would give shareholders of core yahoo! and a share of the spinoff, and therefore not be considered a taxable event. shareholders would therefore not have to pay for the capital gains. as a result, the taxable problem was left a mystery by the irs. the irs would not grant yahoo! a promise that shareholders would not be taxed. shareholders looked at it and said i don't want that if i am going to have to pay attentive taxes on it. so they are cutting off the head to keep the body. emily: mark, as an investor in both companies, what is your reaction? what are you going to sell? mark: we are actually buyers here. we like yahoo! we like alibaba. we like the long-term story in alibaba for their commerce and business in china. i think this is a nice development. this moves them closer to more of

joining me now, the executive religion editor at the huffington post, and the west end pastor of theollegiate church in new york, and a professor of philosophically at boyd state university. professor, is the way that we talk about the unaffiliated so-called nones, even caught one how unexceptional they are? >> they're very ordinary folks. we have them as friends, neighbors and colleagues, perhaps not yet as representatives in congress as you mentioned earlier, but they're there, and they're measured by the expert polling that pugh undertakes, and they're growing, and it looks like these trends, which have been going on for about 20 years, are going to continue in the direction of less and less religioniosty into the future. >> you wouldn't know it, professor, in looking at the recent republican prim ear debates, would you? >> well, politics involves a lot of talk about god. but there are less and less signs that people, even meaning the same thing by god, or as the pugh report suggests, that people consult the bible about guidance on moral matters, and in fact, the pugh report shows

. >> the huffington post will no longer have donald trump. they are no longer entertained after his call for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. this summer the huffington post decided to categorize trump's coverage calling him a side show and not a legitimate presidential contender. >> the time is 27 minutes after the hour and guns blazing for a good cause. >> first steve doocy is also fired up with what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> coming up on "fox & friends" donald trump under fire for demanding a complete halt to muslims entering the united states. brand new dials show which candidates are winning over the voters with their plans to combat hair. plus former new york city mayor rudy giuliani joins us live, laura ingram and toys your kids definitely will want this christmas. busy three hours. it's a big show. kicks off just about 13 minutes from right now on the channel you trust for your morning news. a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel so there's moisturizing relie

and his son wanted to do something special for his 67ths birthday, so he wrote an essay for the huffington post to reach out to the characters of seinfeld because it was his dad's favorite show.several of the characters made youtube videos wishing him happy birthday, here's one from the famous soup nazi nazisadly, calder passed away sadly, calder sadly, calder passed away on nov. 7, but he did get to see the videos first. his sone said it meant to world to him and was a much needed distraction during a difficult time. still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon - when we willllearn will have his manslaughter conviction over-turned. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email usust news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us a south h african appeals court will rule this week whether to convict oscar pistorius of murder. murder.the former olympic sprint was found guilty of manslaughter last year for the ooting death of his girlfriend in 20-13.the court is expected to announce thursday morning if it will over-turn that ruling.if pistorius is convicted of murd

global editorial director of the huffington post. on "meet the press" yesterday, trump refused to take back his statement he saw thousands, i love the way he said that, thousands of muslims in new jersey cheering the attacks of 9/11. let's listen. >> where did you see this? >> chuck, i saw it on television. so did many other people. >> in jersey city? you saw jersey city -- >> i heard paterson, excuse me. i heard jersey city and paterson. it was 14 years ago. i saw it on television. i saw clips. so did many other people. now, "the washington post" also wrote about tailgate parties. we are looking for other articles and other clips. i wouldn't be surprised if we found them, chuck. but for some reason, they're not that easy to come by. i saw it. so many people saw it, chuck. so why would i take it back? i'm not going to take it back. >> as "the washington post" fact checker reported this week or last week, there was video taken overseas showing palestinians on the west bank celebrating the attacks, while trump may have confused that foo

kelly walked off an interview with the huffington post. didn't want to answer when "way too early" comes right back. give the gift of the better network. save up to 50% on our hottest android smartphones like the samsung galaxy s6. get the best deals and the better network. >>> r&b star r. kelly stopped by huffington post live to promote his new album the buffet but the interview quickly went south when the reported continued to press him on questions regarding the sexual abuse allegations that have dogged him for years. >> your personal life has started to interfere with the way that people consume your lyrics -- about that. >> you're here to get ratings and i understand that. i respect that. but you won't be getting them off me if you're going to interrogate me. >> i'm not interrogate you -- >> talk about something positive. >> multiple accusations against you, against young women in chicago -- >> i love all of my fans -- >> -- from purchasing your music. >> i love them all. i'm not going to allow you to do that. but i love you -- >> oka

the huffington post reports that some of the protesters appeared to be "black lives matter" activists and gun control supporters. the demonstrators clashed with security guards before they were finally escorted from the room. some of the protesters who were kicked out of trump's rally will be at the "no hate debate" rally this morning. local and national activists are joining forces to hold the republican candidates accountable for their hateful speeches during the g-o-p primary race. the group is meeting outside of the venetian at 11 a-m. the rally is set to begin at 12:35. crews spent the morning battling a blaze at a local pub. the fire broke out around 5-30 at a scoundrels pub on decatur near harmon. clark county says the fire started inside a trash can, then spread to the rooftop. they say people were inside the building at the time, everyone was evacuated and there are no reported injuries. new information this morning on the two officer involved shootings--just miles apart. police responded to a robbery call near charleston and nellis just after 8 last night. they were given th

stevens told the huffington post he's changed so much, he's surprised people recognized him. >> i don'tremember that show. that was before my girls were watching the disney show, i think is why. >> and coming up, a police shooting in san francisco is sparking controversy. we will show you a cell phone video taking weapons. >> an emotional account. what they were saying about how they endure that experience or how they were finally reunited with their loved ones. slow had to approximate some degree of planning that went into this. >> we -- in the deadly mass shooting in san bernadino. the motive remains unclear. we'll have the latest on the investigation. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's thursday, december 3rd. i'm bryan florz. we're checking in on the weather. when is the rain moving not. than is what we want to know from steve. >> later. most of the morning commute should be fine. >> okay. so -- >> watching at crescent city. said hey, what are you talking about? >> oh, it's already raining? >> it's very close up there. >> but marin, sanoma could be raining. >> i would say after 8:00

i was at maxime in london, and the reason why fox found me is because of me agreeing to do the huffington post because a writer said he couldn't do it so he hooked me up if arianna, and she asked me, and andrew britebard launched the huffington post, and we became really close. then he told peep about me. and then i meat guy in a bar -- i met a guy in a bar -- sounds weird -- from fox. i had to end that sentence. to talk about a show and that's how it happened. so things where you kind of like fall forward into these things and that's how i ended up at "red eye" and "the five. "it wasn't as active career pursuit. just something that naturally happens if you keep saying yes to work. >> yes. >> in fact you cover exactly that in your book. >> that is true. there's an interchapter on miss resume, which i will read right now. but it's -- it's like i decided to figure out -- a lot of people like me -- when i was young i didn't know what i was doing and didn't note how to get to where i was going. i was really miserable. so i tried to figure out by tracing my steps how it's possible to get from a. to

but the huffington post is now reporting there are still, quote, troubling last-minute snags. biggest lobbyists jon stewart did his best donald trump impression to make his case next to his old buddy stephen colbert. >> these 9/11 folks -- let me tell you something. hey. these 9/11 first responders are the most top notch first class diamond encrusted heroes american can produce. don't let congress play politics with this necessary bill. if i'm elected, and i will be elected, i will build a wall around politics around i will make politics pay for it. tweet. >> you got to love the cheetos on his face. the real donald trump is the target of a new attack add from pro-kasich group new day for america. >> but with the u.s. economy struggling, the government deep in debt, here is the president in the east room of the white house. >> when it comes to great steaks, i've just raised the stakes. trump steaks are the world's greatest steaks and i mean that in every sense of the word. le. >> good news for trump, a new study from harvard university finds if it were up to millennials, ages 18

the huffington post reports that some of the protesters appeared to be black lives matter activists and gun control supporters. the demonstrators clashed with security guards before they were some of the protesters who were kicked out of trump's rally will be at the "no hate debate" rally this morning. local and national activists are joining forces. organizers say they want to hold the republican candidates accountable. the group is meeting outside of the venetian at 11 a-m. the rally is set to begin at 12-35. we are still hours away from the big debate tonight... but we're getting a preview this morning of how the gop candidates are preparing. fox5's shannon moore is live outside the venetian... it's the last debate of the year... so tonight is crucial. we are in for a show tonight. the candidates gearing up we heard from several of them yesterday -- including donald trump who will likley to be the pacesetter of the evening. he told supporters at a rally last night all the candidates will be quote trump on top -- heading into this debate leading in the polls with 41 percent of support

kelly abruptly walked out of the huffington post live sed set after a strange 20 minute interview. nterview he asked the host if she drank and appeared to question her intelligence and threatened to leave and go to mcdonald's before ultimately storming off which is what you see here and the singer was primarily angry about the interviewer asking him if his sexual abuse allegations will any impact on his album sales. >>> president obama made an appearance on jerry seinfeld's new season of comedians in cars getting coffee. the president is the first elected official to take part in the show. president obama who usually isn't allowed to drive took turns with seinfeld but all they did was circle the white house drive way. he didn't actually go out on the roads. season seven of the web series premiers on december 30th. >>> nicki minaj's childhood will be chronicled in a new television series and the cast has been selected. the 33-year-old took to instagram to gush about arianna kneel. the 11-year-old was selected to play a young minaj in the upcoming abc family series titled nicky with a

host: we're speaking to jennifer bendery of the huffington post. what would you like to be on the president's congressional agenda for caller: am i on? host: you are. go ahead, robert. that -- hen you said about closing guantanamo bay, some people in congress would like it, and some people would not like it. that is the problem. us, not being together on the issue. that is what makes people like trump. it does matter. you democrats and liberals, all you want to do is brush everything under the table and make it sound good. that is the reason we are going to vote for trump. get someone in there that is more -- i think the kids are being brainwashed. host: all right. so, donald trump impact on the agenda. guest: again, it is early. in his december 2015. we have almost a full year to go. you are seeing a lot of blustering on the campaign trail now. people talking big, laying out their thoughts. and terms of donald trump, he is leading the pack in the polls. it is not clear if he will be able to sustain that when it comes time to the caucuses and people

the huffington post, here's a look at their home page right now. all these officials can seemingly do is rush to offer their useless thoughts and prayers. and democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut tweeting, your thoughts should be about steps to take to stop this carnage. your prayers should be for forgiveness if you do nothing. again. coming up, much, much more on the shooting here in san bernardino, including some dramatic video of the moment police stormed the building where dozens were gunned down. this special edition of "way too early" continues on the other side of this break. so what's your news? i got a job! i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the world works. (proudly) i programmed that hat. and i can do casaba mel

telling the huffington post he's already looking far past election day. sot -- sanders -- huff post on screen mandatory credit "have i started writing my inauguration speech, as opposed to give tomorrow?" and there's plenty of supporters who want to see him go all the the sanders campaign contribution mark.. mainly from small overnight...hillary up campaign cash ... her there for the first time to help drum up the star-studded new york city fundraiser? with celebrities like drew barrymore and katie holmes... ?holmes posting this photo on instagram, daughters. " last democratic debate for 2015 will be tomorrow night at 7 pm cst in new hampshire. it is being hosted by abc. sabrina: international pope francis has second miracle attributed to paving her way to sainthood. the nun was caring for people in the slums of kolkata, india. her two miracles included healing a brazilian man with multiple brain tumors and woman in kolkata tumor, after they prayed to mother theresa for healing. in 1979, she also received the nobel peace price. by the time of her death in

investigative diagnosed with younger-onset alzheimer's at age 59 and is a regular contributor to the huffington post and psychology today. greg, good to have you with us. >> thank you, ken. it's an honor to be here. >> well, tell us about the title of the book. what inspired the title? >> well, the title of the book, "on pluto," when i was a young investigative reporter, i would take sources off record. i covered the mafia and organized crime, and i would tell my sources, "i'm gonna take you out to pluto, where no one can hear what is said." and i was fascinated with the planet pluto. and then, as i got older, you know, men and women, you go and you talk about the unmentionables of life, and my buddies would say, "are you taking us out to pluto?" and i said, "yes. we're off the record." and in this disease, in alzheimer's, there's this urge to just drift out, which i have to fight against all the time, and i had to invent a place that i could go to, and i called it pluto. and my maternal grandfather died of alzheimer's, my mother died of alzheimer's, my paternal uncle died of alzheimer's. before my

her work has appeared in "the new york times salt lake tribune and the huffington post. e won an artist fellowship from the national endowment for thard. tonight tonight she is presenting "the three year swim club." please join me in welcoming julie checkoway. [applause] >> thank you so much. if you're in back and not shy and you'd like to come up, feel free to come up closer. >> want to thank the book for for having me and you coming out. something brought you here, and i'll be curious to know what that is when we get to questions and answers. some are friends i know, and others are strangers to me, but i imagine that something about this story you might have an investment in or an interest in that i'll be delighted to learn. i'm going to start by sharing with you my delight in being, not just at this book store but in being in los angeles. i live in salt lake city. it's not where i'm from. i'm from new england, but in 1938, july 1, 1938, "the los angeles times" had on the front page of its sports page, this extraordinary picture of kids from maui, who had trained in the

. >>> the huffington post published the five things that everyone gets wrong about napping.o the quick highlights, first up. napping is not only for kids. if you're like me, you know that you'll feel worse if you take a true. and that groggy feeling is real, but you can avoid it if you keep your naps to about 30 minutes. coffee before napping will keep you awake, myth. there is such a thing as caffeine nap. some team call it a napachino. enjoy your coffee and take your nap. as you sleep, the caffeine will kick in and be in full effect when you wake up 30 minutes later. how about that? that's what's trending. back to you. >> napachino. >> i like that. it does work. you do feel better waking up. >>> new york city getting ready for 2016 already. >> i know. president obama' >>> president obama has lots of items to check off his bucket list in 2016. it may be difficult to find bipartisan support on his top goals, but as quekelly o'donnel reports, the white house is determined to try. >> reporter: taking 16 days in hawaii to recharge the presidential battery. for a final year in o

although we're still an early start-up stages we're featured including the "huffington post." we actually 10 sold internationally. what we're asking for is a $50,000 initial investment that money would be used for marketing, product development, including a men's line as well as getting trade marks and patents. so ladies i hope you like our jewelry. >> thank you. all right. you two, i'm looking at your exposed skin and thinking of you in this. two numbers between 1 and 10. 1 the first for the product, and the second on the pitch. you said your clients are you a doctor >> i have done skin care for 20 years. >> so the idea is people are going to see this turn colors and run from the sun. >> be able to take steps to prevent skin cancer. premature aging and those things we spend money trying to undo this will help prevent it. >> you put sun screen on going to the beach. but hopping in the car you don't think about it. >> most of our damage comes from daily. >> carol, let's start with you. >> okay. so i'm miss meany. i'm going to say 4 and 4. and you would have an opportunity if we

now there is buzz feed who has a huge political operation, the daily caller, the free beacon, the huffington post. they have like 80 people working for them and that is why you have -- when you go to the bagger conventions there are so many workers. >> c-span: back to the candidates. one of the things i want to do is talk about writing and words and how important they are to you. here is chris christie on the campaign trail and i will get you to comment: what matters is getting the job done and telling them what you believe from the heart. even if they don't agree with every word. let me say this to my fellow republicans: if the standard you hold every candidate to the standard of agreeing with you hundred percent of the time. let me tell you the only person you agree with a hundred percent of the time is the person you see in the mirror. let me tell you what you will get: liars. >> c-span: your reaction? >> guest: even when making comments like that he has a way to make sound like he is accusing people. you people don't get it. you are not supposed to get it. he didn't make it to the presidentia

mark halperin is hardly like the huffington post. at mark hall trip says his speech is lame big deal. a lot of people at the other cable network says the speech is lame. that doesn't mean anything. what means something is when the rubber meets the road. when his successor, hillary clinton is running against one of the republican nominees, whether it's cruz, trump, rubio, whoever it is is we'll see how the media judges obama because hillary is going to have to prop up barack obama's policy. >> she was at the center of it. >> i think the president spoke last night because the poll bill o'reilly mentioned this. polls have been going down his strategy. you why it's going down? because he can't get heard in terms of saying here is my strategy. >> are you kidding me? is that your argument? no, no, no. >> defeat the terrorists. >> let me get this straight. >> we are live tonight. so, juan, juan, the polls aren't going down because he hasn't been heard. the polls are going on because there are dead people in the street, juan. >> planned paren

. >> hi, i'm reporter with the huffington post. >> i always wanted to do that. >> so you talk a lot about policy, you talk a lot about policy needing to change so that woman can advance in their careers but it seems to me like you need to have women as policymakers for these policies to change, so how do you break that feedback loop where it's the men making the decisions and they don't really think in the same way that woman do? >> can i just jump in for one second. i want to -- the more women we have is better. 100%. all of the statistics bare that out too. it's not 100%. it's not a man issue. in the city council when i was speaker we had pushed successfully for a terrific program that helps to meet some of the needs to run away kids in new york city, most of which were lgbt. there were three or four, a number more than any before lgbt council members. it was not pushed by any of us. not only did he not need this to get elected but he ran to reelection, people sent out mail attacking him for wasting money on those kids. so it is better but i don't want to us to think it's an absolute at

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according to "the huffington post," the women told reporters the most telling moment of the trip wasir visit to an abortion clinic in alabama, where they faced harassment from anti-choice protesters. quote, "it was a kind of terrorism," the delegate from poland said. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: i am juan gonzalez. welcome to our viewers and listeners. before we get to the debate, talk about what happened in congress yesterday. juan: i had a column in today's "daily news" about a deal reached on spending by congress. it did not include an extension of bankruptcy protection laws to puerto rico. the island as suffering under a $72 billion deficit and is debt paymentillion due in two weeks on january 1. the governor of puerto rico, the white house and leaders of congress were trying to get congress to agree to extend bankruptcy protection to allow restructuring of the debt. there were meetings late monday night and into yesterday afternoon between three leading ,epublicans, chuck grassley o

presidential candidate chris christie surging, jeb bush called christie a friend in an interview with "the huffington post," he also wanted to point out differences in their records. >> i would say it's the record of accomplishment, my record in florida compared to his, when people look at it. i'm a reform minded conservative that got to be big things. he didn't. he hasn't. we were triple-a bond rated. he's had credit downgrades. we led the nation in job growth. new jersey hasn't done as well. >> when we come back, the surge of ted cruz. is he about to take the lead from donald trump? >>> i did think it was interesting, donald said a couple of days ago that he thought the republican race could come down to just him and me. he may well be right. we're surging in the polls. donald may well be rice that this is turning more and more into a two-man race between donald trump and me. if that's the case, the decision will be made by the voters. >> senator ted cruz, two turned 45 today, got a pretty good birthday present this morning. a survey has trump leading cruz by just 4 points. while trump's numbers remain

he wrote an o p, ed in the huffington post. anytime you talk about your health, it's always a personal issue. for supervisor, this was the case obviously. very outspoken about the use of an anti-hiv drug on the market and hopes others will do the same. we spoke with him about that via skype this morning. >> it's really important for people in public light to make these kinds of disclosures. >> the drug that supervisor weiner is talking about is truvada, approved about three years ago. only 61 thousand people across the country are taking this once a day pill. but the drug, officials say, can reduce the chance of a person getting hiv or aids, up to 90% or higher. on this world aids day, supervisor came out about the very personal decision to get others to be proactive about their health. >> treatment has improved exponentially. people can suppress viral loads and live great lives. we've seen significant drops in san francisco and hiv infection rates. >> weiner says there is still a great amount of shame and guilt and stigma from

joining me now are sam stein, senior politics editor of the huffington post and betsy woodruff, politics reporter at the daily beast. sam, let me ask you a question. is this the moment where ted cruz's senate history and his senate career comes and catches back up with him? >> it's tough to tell because on the one hand, you know, if you look at it from the lens of a republican primary voter, marco rubio's fingerprints are all over the gang of eight bill. he literally wrote the bill. and so if there was a heresy within republican party, you would argue that marco rubio has the greater heresy. but you kind of nailed it in the opening. ted cruz is caught here in that he's exposing himself as a conniving politician and one he laments all the time in interviews like the one you played he did with cbs. he's in a tough spot here. from the reporting that my colleague liz foley did and she was on top of this debate back in 2013 and has stayed on top of it ever since the truth of the matter is that ted cruz likely was trying to derail the bill. i mean, everyone who was on the democratic side viewe

now for our daily fix, nbc's hallie jackson in nashua, new hampshire, the "the washington post" ann gearan and the huffingtonost's sam stein. hallie, i want to start with you and this union leader editorial. really tough words but do you get the sense that it's going to move the needle with republican voters in new hampshire? >> doubtful with people who already support trump. that's clear even though the union leader is a strong conservative voice in many communities here in new hampshire. the union leader came out last month endorsing chris christie, taking subtle swipes at senators rubio and cruz. it's no surprise that the paper and publisher would go after donald trump. the language particularly harsh, calling him a crude blowhard, predicting that new hampshire will be where the trump balloon deflates, if you will. this is not likely to be something trump will give much of a second thought. you may see him tonight hold up the paper, we have seen him do that before, probably take aim at the union leader. this is not something that should be a surprise to anybody who has followed politics in new hampshire.

caf no foam caramel macchiato with vanilla drizzle. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, the huffington post has published a new article touting the health benefits of masturbation. so, yeah, you can say i've been on a real health kick lately. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show! [ cheers and applause ] for you tonight! he is the star of the new bond film, "spectre," daniel craig is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] plays james bond. he's the one who plays james bond. also from the hbo show, "the leftovers," regina king stops by [ cheers and applause ] look forward to talkin' to her. and from usa networks new show "donny," donny deutsch is joining us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] it is going to be fantastic. now, moving on, voters in ohio tuesday rejected a ballot measure to make ohio the fifth and largest state in the nation to legalize marijuana. the plan was unlike any previous attempt at legalization and attracted a lot of criticism, even from pro marijuana groups. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] so, one of t

. >> so the survey by the huffington post and ugov half americans feel new dads should get time off.> in other words, almost half don't think there should be paternity leave. >> yes. >> well, you know, we make progress very slowly, small steps. so 36% of people think new dads should not be given paid time off, 15% not sure, only 14% of american companies offer paid time off for new dads, right now. >>> zuckerberg got this whole discussion started again gave himself four months. >> women don't necessarily get paid leave. >> no. >> we're trying to catch up with the rest of the worlds, another ten years maybe, something like that. >> parenting can be very a blessing certainly. isn't any better job in the world, unless this program, but not all sunshine, lolipops, with the kids. some aspect of parenting, can be funny, they're so. >> these are moments do you have share. otherwise would you laugh or cry. >> oh, no. >> in the toilet, stuck in the toilet. >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm trapped. >> happened to me last saturday. >> then this. >> oh. >> his kid just all over his face. i love the pictur

buzzfeed began as an experiment dreamed up a year after he co-founded the huffington post, to attract content and make things people wanted to share. less than ten years later, buzz feed reaches 80 million unique visitors in the u.s. every month, more than vimeo and vice. >> we reach a lot of audience through sharing. the biggest indicator of whether or not you'll spend the time to read something is whether or not someone shared with you. >> you might still associate buzz feed with cat videos but they are trying hard to change that perception. they hired hundreds of editors around the world. >> we still do cat lists and good at them. not going to be bashful about that. >> from the animated gif to the feature, we want to do all of it. >> ze frank launched buzzfeed motion pictures last year to make the site all about video. >> i feel like people tend not to appreciate the value of what seems to be trivial content, small things shared around but those area generally tend to be where we learn about the future. >> and older media companies want to learn too. this summer a $200 million inve