and youtube is a great example. youtube is the future of television.you know, one would have thought that somewhere in this city, you know, in a room, you know, not unlike this people not unlike us are figuring out the future television, wrong. what's happening is that a million people uploading their own videos is collectively figuring out the future of television. everyone says youtube but isn't it full of crap? and the answer is yes. and that's what makes it so great. because your crap is not my crap. >> no, but it's all crap. >> the way nature approaches evolution is that like we're going to try everything. we are going to -- the dandily lion seeds will land but one might find this new place. mammals are very unusual. we as mammals are unique because we have few offspring and we treasure them. >> we treasure them most of the time. >> i'm trying to ensure that they reach adulthood. [laughter] >> a tuna will lay 3 million eggs. it does not ensure that its children reach adulthood. and in economic terms you're fully exploring the potential space by th

the second point*, google makes money from youtube, youtube does not have to make money it makes money because it still has 300 services may be 290 hour three google once you to use the internet the more you use the internet the more you will leave traces of the information, your actions let's google make more money by selling ads. the attachment to the google network will ultimately benefit google whether you switch from youtube too another service or the reformation eight that you want that allow you to create smarter businesses elsewhere they will extract money it is called the complement you will give away the mustered for free to make a hot dog more attractive. nobody says mr. qualifies for t.a.r.p funds because it is a bigger business, the hot dog business. last, youtube is five years old and acquired eight network television sized audience never in the history of advertising has advertisers not found a way to follow the herd or follow the audience as we move to television and advertisers quickly understood maybe this static picture could be a moving picture. it took them a littl

was if youtube was a bank it would qualify for tarp funding.says free is a bubble and the fact that xrou had youtube is not making money is the chickens are going to come home to roost and this is another subprime scenario waiting to happen. >> charlie: what does the think is going to happen that youtube. >> ultimately that businesses like youtube are not going to make money and the revenues you can get maybe advertising. >> charlie: do you think the same for facebook? they're spending money to have another friend. >> malcolm says it's all a ponzi scheme and a bubble and that soon or later band width bills are going to come in and the companies will go bust and in adam's economy everything gets more expensive every year and bits, everything gets cheaper so whatever youtube cost it will cost half as much a year from now and half of that and never have we seen an in dus industri economy get cheaper and what volume gets you is attention and reputation and the actual cost so you may lose money this year but won't lose money next year. what malcolm

to vent his anger at an airline -- singer uses youtube to vent his anger at an airline.estigation into the death of michael jackson is gathering pace. police raided the offices of the pop star's dr. in the state of texas. dr. conrad mary was with the singer immediately before he died in his home in los angeles four weeks ago. the official coroner's report into the 50-year-olds that has been deferred amid suggestions powerful prescription drugs may have been to blame. let us get a report from los angeles. our correspondent there. >> for 2 1/2 hours, officials searched this clinic in houston, texas, looking for potential evidence of wrongdoing in the death of michael jackson. >> they are probably going through records to save what it is they will be seizing or taking into custody as evidence in the lapd case. >> they took away 21 documents and data from the computer hard drive, material all by dr. conrad murray, the star's personal doctor who was there when he died. they say he is not a suspect. still investigators want to know was the center taking powerful painkillers th

folks i have posted on youtube called "did we go"? the challenges, geraldo, every where i went it was amazing blue rocks falling in antarctica, kneel armstrong silenced. i was the first to report you played the clip earlier all of the science data was missing. geraldo, for nasa to come up and say all of the tapes were erased this is incredible. this isn't just one tape. this is rolls of tape labeled apollo 11 moon landing. someone has to physically go and erase it. it just -- i really in my heart, geraldo. i want us to go. all of you viewers want us to go. if you watch my film over and over again i don't know if you have a dlip of me razor ranged off the moon. it turns out the russians landed all of these unmanned probes on the moon with laser reflectors. the challenge of trying to prove it are great. i hope we landed on the moon but come on, geraldo. >> we are joined in l.a. by bill nye the science guide educator engineer he contributes to the sceptic magazine which might be appropriate for this topic. aron is right about re -- erasi

what a youtube video led to the suspension of a metro train operator. the new anti-wrinkle treatment that could have many patients saying bye-bye to botox. >>> and some life lessons from a local high school principal who is leaving his post. >>> but first, a teenager not even old enough to drive recently broke a world flying record. 15-year-old kimberly anna deke is the first pilot to fly across country and hoping her feat will inspire others. jane latrell caught up with her when she stopped in college park on her history making journey. >> reporter: it was a flawless landing for a single-engine plane piloted by a teen that isn't old enough to drive. but this f3@ct15-year-old is determined to make history and become the youngest african-american girl to fly cross country. >> it definitely inspires me to fly the best i can so i can make some smooth landings. >> reporter: kimberly is also inspired by her wingman on this historic flight, world war ii airman who is flying and greeting her along the way. >> she is amazing. you won't find a more motivated you

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on youtube alone, 5 million visits and counting. nbc news, new york. >> that report, the number has grown even more, about 6 million now. even chris brown. >> chris brown's song "forever" is a year old and suddenly is number seven on itunes. how about that? we didn't have to dance to prove that to you. >> no dance. >> i got it. i got the no dance. that will be it for us this morning. melissa franan when you are outside soaking up the sizzling sun, think about this. sunscreen in glasses are nearly not a no. production. >> thunderstorms are

dave carroll turned it into a song and put it on youtube. boy, it was his first hit in 16 years of performing. but a message about the power of youtube, i think, out there for companies. let me accepted it back to you from london. >> all right. never too late. thanks so much, geoff. >>> we'll have the latest in lance armstrong's bid to win an eighth tour de france title. plus, it's east beats west as the new york mets overcome a ninth inning homer against l.a. dodgers. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and while the west is a big winner in weather today, we'll talk about more what extends the southeast. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm joe krebs. straight ahead on "news 4 today," marion barry uses another of his nine lives. he will not face stalking charges, but now his accuser is speaking out. we'll hear her side of the story. >> then video that shocked metro riders. what happened to an operator caught texting while driving a train. >> more pandemonium at t

on youtube alone, 5 million visits and counting. taibbi, nbc news, new york. >> that report, the number has grown even more, about 6 million now. even chris brown. >> chris brown's song "forever" is a year old and suddenly is number seven on itunes. how about that? we didn't have to dance to prove that to you. >> no dance. >> i got it. i got the no dance. that will be it for us this morning.e no dance. melissa francis, no >>> a murder mystery. police are asking for help in the murder of a popular business owner who was killed in her own home. >>> some relief in sight for commuters that use cham bridge while it's under construction. we will have that story coming up. >>> stormy weather after a night of isolated storms. the forecast calls for the possibility of more rough weather today. >>> good morning, and well can um to the 9:00

pamprin multi-symptom >>> since 9news now showed you the videos that hit youtube of what appeared to be metro workers engaging in questionable behavior, the agency has taken action. today, it announced a brand-new policy. workers using phones while operating a train or driving a bus will be fired immediately. we have more. >> reporter: general manager john catto says he's going to put a piece of paper in front of the 2800 bus and train operators that says very clearly, you cannot use any electronic device while you're operating the train such as a cell phone or a pager. if you do, and this is not an emergency situation, you will be fired immediately. he expects all those employees to sign it. all of this has come to light and created a zero tolerance policy because of the youtube videos in recent days. one of them showed a train operator texting while operating the train. that train operator was suspended for five days under the old policy. this happened in june. we showed video to metro of a bus operator with a phone in her right-hand that was also on youtube, and they have not been

in the alexandria, virginia, area here, this video taken in the beginning of june, posted to youtube. it's pretty hard to see, but the youtube poster wrote the comment that it appears that the driver's sleeping. he's actually holding a blackberry. a metro spokeswoman says today that this driver was identified, suspended for five days. now let me show you another video. we're going further to the north now into maryland. this video also shot before the june 22nd crash by a teen that tells a local station that this driver appeared to be asleep at the controls. metro says that's pretty hard to see from this video, pretty shaky, but he does appear to not be paying attention and now they are following up on this one also. >> no one is suggesting that the metro operator of the june 22nd collision was personally responsible. >> no, no one suggesting that. she's being hailed a hero, she lost her life in that crash. but because of these videos, because, also, of other fatal incident elsewhere in the country, metro here in d.c. is now instituting a zero tolerance policy for texting drivers, and

on youtube alone about 5 million visits and counting.bi, nbc news, new york. >> and more proof of just how popular that video has become, the song in the video is "forever" by chris brown. it's a year old, and it's suddenly number seven on itunes. i'm amy row back reporting from new york. for lester holt and for everybody here on nbc news, thank you and good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the video is airing on youtube. it shows what a train controller sees when a train is operating through a circuit that's been turned off for maintenance, concerns about track circuits and how the system detects whether a train is present or not, surfaced after the crash last month. >>> if you're looking for a job, the best place to look may be the state of virginia. bc has named the commonwealth ashe top state f bs.uses in econd time in three years ea that virginia has grabbed thebb top honors. based on dozens of t criteria, including the quality oli workforce and the state supert for innovati. cnbc said the state has reasonable sales, personal income and corporate tax icwh ke which makes the state cte toiv businesses. since january of last year, the state has generated more than 30,000 new jobs. >>> in the district today, dozens of nonprofits and community groups pleaded with the d.c. council not to cut their budgs next year. the council chamber was packed with groups that serve the poor and the disabled and hungry

virginia president obama community president obama will take questions from an audience, and also youtube users, facebook, and twitter. >> this holiday weekend on book tv, discovering an unfamiliar side of her nation's first president. with historian and author john ferling. join our 3 our conversation sunday. it is part of part three-day holiday weekend, starting friday morning. >> how is c-span funded? >> publicly funded. >> donations? >> government? >> c-span gets its funding through the taxes. >> federal funding? >> 30 years ago, america's cable companies created c-span as a public service, a private business initiative. no government mandate, no government money. >> "washington journal" continues. host: this article in "vanity fair" on sarah palin is getting a lot of attention. the author begins by taking us to a 11th in indiana. -- to an event in indiana. the writing of this article goes on to say that michael steele introduces the special guest speaker as "the storm that is the hon. governor of the great state of alaska, sarah palin." he goes on to write that just for the storm is

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. >> 3 million hits on youtube.ong is called "united breaks guitars." >> it is a little catchy. >>> speaking of the airline, the tough economy is forcing them to slash fares. there are eye-popping deals out there. beaware, there could be a catch. much more of what you need to know about that coming up. >>> >>> we're calling it a very, very modern love story. we'll meet a woman who found the man she's going to marry by typing her own name into a search engine. it is an adorable love story that you've want to hear. we've all done it, we type our names. >> really? you've searched jenna wolfe? >> come on! you just admitted you searched carl quintanilla. >>> first to our top story, the american soldier apparently captured by the taliban in afghanistan. now seen and heard on video. nbc pentagon's correspondent jim miklaszewski joins us from washington with all the latest details. mick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carl. u.s. military officials this morning do confirm that the american on this videotape is the

he shot this video with some friends and posted it on youtube, calling it, "united breaks guitars." ♪howed indifference toward me ♪ >> reporter: the song, getting plenty of media play in the u.s. and an embarrassed united airlines have taken note. now saying it will use the video for customer service training. >> and they expressedegret and said they would like to do something to make it up. >> reporter: meanwhile, carol has recorded a second song. and says the plot of the third will all depend on what the airline does for him. >> they may have a real say in if this becomes a love story or a tragedy. >> reporter: but for this musician, what may be the biggest break of his career, thanks to a broken guitar. >> if a letter or phone call doesn't get you anywhere, just make up a song. >> go to youtube. >> that's right. >>> well, more with the gis gruntled guitar guy later on "good morning america." and more

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this video was taken by a 14- year old and posted on youtube. when the crash happened, that is when he posted this. jon: what has been the reaction from the d.c. metro? >> the d.c. metro has been getting a lot of heat as a video surfaced of an operator text messaging around the same time. tensions are very high here. they're still repairing the track. the trains are automatic, but metro is under a lot of scrutiny. jon: thank you. heather: if you are an animal lover, the story will outrage you. a massive crackdown on dogfighting. simultaneous raids in several states. the heartbreaking brutality is just about to come to light. we will tell you about it. hi, may i help you? yeah, i'm looking for car insurance that isn't going to break the bank. you're in the right place. only progressive gives you the option to name your price. here. a price gun? mm-hmm. so, i tell you what i want to pay. and we build a policy to fit your budget. that's cool. uh... [ gun beeps ] [ laughs ] i feel so empowered. power to the people! ha ha! yeah! the option to name yo

you can see that interview and the video on the book on youtube. they're now youtube stars. they were also jointly interviewed for npr's marketplace morning report. our guest this evening is allan roth, author of how a second greater beats wall street. golden rules any investor can learn. when his son kevin was in kindergarten he set a goal of teaching him how to build an investment portfolio bit the time he was in second grade. while it didn't surprise him when eight-year-old kevin did so well, what did surprise me, he says, was the large advantageses that a kid has over an adult when it comes to investing. in his book roth imparts some simple lessons learned from kevin. his chapter titles give you some sense of how approaching this with a child's eye view and a sense of humor helps to keep things, even the world of wall street in perspective. chapter nine is, don't bet your lunch money. chapter six invoke as child's healthy skepticism with the title, if dad says there's a better way, i might try it but i'm not so sure. and the infamous chapter three is, i like spongebob. a

youtube and liquor are at the bottom, and we are in the middle. -- youtube and flicker are at the bottom. it is a way to distribute content throughout the web. >> would nbc2 be able to put 10 minutes of a program on your platform, or would a private citizen be able to contribute a music video? >> if nbc wanted to put a produced show like "the apprentice" on, would we except it? that is an interesting question. as long as they have the rights to the show, so an official in bc person has the rights to that punted, then our platform would accept it. it might raise alarms, and we would call them to make sure they had the rights and it really was nbc, but the platform would accept it. to the other question about a music video, if the person had the rights to the video, which is incredibly important, the video and audio, then we would accept it. it would be cater to people who were uploading a series of music videos. if there is a rock star that once to highlight -- that wants to highlight a charity mission they are doing, or in building up a consistent audience over time, then we've been plat

it has gotten 10 million hits on youtube. there is a website now, kind of making fun of the guy you see on the screen. the leprechaun himself has a myspace page. bill: but it's all black people, all right? you know, you could easily say they are trying to mock these people. >> well, sure, it's silly. we are laughing at them. we have to lighten up. bill: you don't see a malicious intent. do you? >> i am very ignorant when it comes to racial stereotypes which i thank my parents for, but this is one of my favorite videos because it's so funny. this was an actual news story that aired on a real station. look, it's not racist because the reporter brian johnson was black. one of the anchors tossing in the story was black, half of mobile's population is black. some of the remixes out there, i will say they could be interpreted -- bill: nobody knows, anybody's intent. if i were the news director, i don't think i would have run the piece. i understand it. i see that you can take it in good fun. >> there is one comparison, though. peop

youtube is now experimenting with it.outube engineer using some of his free time to play around with 3d. still in its early stages but there are some samples on the site. >>> for information on all these stories log on to the technology page of abcnews.com. those are your "tech bytes." i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> 5:29. good morning, maryland. i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. we'll get you up to date on the top stories. a carroll county mother mourns of loss of -- the loss of her teenaged daughter after she's killed by a drunk driver. >>> a camp group who claims they are discriminated against getting the last laugh. a celebrity sending them to see mickey mouse. >>> here's a question for you -- as you wipe the sleep out of your eyes. how much do you love coffee in the morning? how about something free to go along with that cup? find out who is giving away a free breakfast today. >>> again, thank you for joining us on "good morning maryland." >> welcome in. we'll have that and more coming up. first your weather with jus

what you are about to see is a video posted on youtube. it wasn't created by amateur videographers like much of the content on that site. it is actually part of a global campaign campaign for a major company. see if you can guess what company this ad is for ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ all right. so we have roller skating babies. is it an add for diapers, roller skates, any guesses over there? >> i have seen it so i know. >> well, actually, guys, this is an ad for evian bottled water. why? their slogan is live young and the brand director said the company was trying to sell water drinkers a dream. it was created by a special effects team in london and if you look at this, they took real babies that could barely walk and put them in a green screen before they became the digital roller skating babies. did it work? is this an effective ad. i don't know if it makes me want to grab a bottle of water but the video has been viewed 4 million times on youtube and it has been getting a ton of play in the main stream media. i have seen it on cnn, cbs, n

he will take questions submitted online from various sites like facebook, youtube, and twitter. that begins at 1:15, and will probably run it to about 2:30 or so. we will follow with your phone call reaction. that gets underway in about 10 minutes. until then, a look at the economy and the impact on the housing industry from this morning's "washington journal." a look at housing and the economy. on the screen kiss lawrence yun, national association of realtors chief economist during his what is the latest? guest: more buyers are coming into the market. we have seen three straight months of rightistrise in pendie sales. the closings have also been rising. there is some buying activity. mostly it is on the lower price points. people are looking for bargains. at least on the sales activity, it looks like we may be hitting bottom or near bottom. >host: declines in home prices are beginning to slow. can you explain that? >>guest: a combination of lower prices. those with jobs -- we are in a challenging environment in terms of the economy. the low interest-rate environment is also hel

travels to annandale, virginia, to take questions from an audience and from online sources including youtube, facebook and twitter. virginia governor tim kaine will be there. that 1:15 eastern on c-span. this holiday weekend on book tv discover an unfamiliar side of our nation's first president as we are live from george washington's mount vernon estate with historian and author john ferling on the ascent of george washington. join our three-hour conversation sunday on "in depth" part of our three-day holiday weekend starting friday morning on c-span 2's book tv. >> publicly. >> donations maybe? i have no idea. >> government? >> c-span gets its funding through the taxes. >> federal funding? >> federal funding. >> 30 years ago america's cable companies created c-span as a public service. a private business initiative, no government mandate, no government money. >> "washington journal" continues. host: randy johnson is here now senior vice president of the u.s. chamber of commerce. more in healthcare. we woke up to it headline in the "wall street journal." in a major break with most other larg

it is second to youtube in online video is viewed. calvin klein is unveiling a new kind of sunglasses that has a built-in flash drive. the sunglasses go on sale in october for about $200. a robot can teach itself how to smile. researchers have developed this robot that has learned how to smile. inspired by how babies learn expression, it is programmed to experiment in front of a mirror. the researchers say their work could lead into insight on how humans learn facial expressions. for more information, log onto the tech page at abcnews.com. those are your tech bytes. i am vinita nair. >> they say you could not use that to get a driver's license in virginia. >> i am wondering where this robot technology is going. 5:23. >> police g a break in the killings of a florida couple. the alleged motive behind that. >> later on "oprah," the elizabeth edwards interview. no question is off-limits. >>> it was a deadly weekend for u.s. troops in afghanistan. two marines were killed by a roadside bomb. thousands of marines had been deployed there. a u

so we think about a pyramid of content with hulu at the top, youtube and maybe flicker at the bottom, we own the middle. the other way to think about us is a way to distribute content throughout the web, and there are a few other platforms that let you distribute content, but i guess we would say we do a better job. >> host: so would nbc be able to put 10 minutes of a program on your platform, or would a private citizen be able to contribute a music video? >> guest: so if nbc wanted to put a produced show like the apprentice on blip, is that the question, would we accept it? such an interesting question. i would say this, as long as they have the rights to the show, so it's an official nbc person who officially has the rights to that content, then our platform would accept it. it might raise a couple of alarms at the company, we might call them to make sure they had the rights and that this really was nbc and not someone pretending to be nbc, but the platform would accept it. to your other question, if a person put a music video on, if the person had the rights to the video and audio,

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the cell phone video taken by a passenger was posted on youtube. the operator was suspended. >> there is really no excuse for it and it is -- it is very disappointing. and especially given the fact that our train operators and really all of our operations personnel and for that matter every single person in the transit agency knows what the rules are. >> reporter: the video was taken june 5, before the recent train collision that killed nine people. but metro officials say they only became aware of the incident after the crash. the operator captured in the video has already served the five-day suspension and is driving once again. a fact some metro riders find disappointing. >> too short. too short a time to be suspended. i mean, people are -- smack on the hand. maybe a month would have been better. >> when i'm driving and if i use my phone without a blue tooth, then i'm driving with me, myself and i in the car, and where as a train operator has hundreds maybe a couple thousand or so, individuals on a rain and taking those people's lives in their h

. >>> another video of a metro worker texting has surfaced on youtube. this time the video shows a metro bus driver. someone posted the video on tuesday. metro says at the moment it has no way to identify the driver. metro previously suspended a driver after a video showed him texting. >>> a strain of rising foreclosures is so bad it is now taking public works crews off the streets in some places. one example is district heights in prince georges county. that's where the city is sending public works crews on to private grass and cut blithe. >> we have to keep the city clean and we will do it. somebody will pay later but for right now the citizens is what counts. >> reporter: since may the district heights code inspector has written up 33 foreclosured homes for cleanup. they aim to place liens on the houses to recover the cost before the mortgage holders can sell the houses. >>> five after the hour. time for the first living smart report of the morning and digital correspondent jessica doyle is here with a preview of the day on wall street after yesterday

youtube sensation. this is a wedding.d they are doing a dance, that took -- that's my favorite guy. that's nuptial bliss in i've ever seen it. look at them all coming down the aisle. we're very lucky this morning. we have jumping jill and swivel hips kevin heinz here. newlyweds. you really made a splash here. >> i grew up dancing.e? and i danced in college. and i choreographed little things here and there. it was something i always wanted to do. before i met kevin. i wanted to dance in on the wedding. and kevin jumped in on board. >> there had to be a moment that you weren't sure. how was she convincing? what was the line that got to you? >> g>>ot tt sshameagd . >> got that message. whatever she wants, she gets. all right, who did the choreography? >> that's the tease. ♪ there's only one word for this ♪ ♪ it's bliss ♪ only one word describes chocolate this creamy, this rich, this indulgent. bliss. hershey's bliss chocolate. it's not just chocolate. it's bliss. this is america. we help each other out. and when you open a c

. >> there are hundreds of weddings on youtube. but this one has become an instant hit.esentation. check the numbers, 4.5 million people have viewed their wedding celebration on youtube. >> are you blown away by this? 4.5 million people? >> it is unbelievable. >> how did you come up with the idea? >> i had been dancing most of my life. and then kevin and our friends jumped onboard. >> it wasn't that hard to convince. as soon as she brought the idea up i was onboard. >> let me ask you this, what are the odds you would find your friends would do it at well? >> it is pretty good chance actually. as you will see in a little bit. >> how long did it take to get it out down? >> we did one reaphearsal for about an hour. it was that fast. >> did you expect this reaction though? is. >> never in a million year. >> we want to get this going live. and you guys are going to do it as you did it down the aisle right? >> we'll let you take it away. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, is your night ♪ join knee me in the rhythm, f the music ♪ ♪ around you, around you ♪ i'll take you there, i will

it has gotten 10 million hits on youtube. there is a website now, kind of making fun of the guy you see on the screen. the leprechaun himself has a myspace page. bill: but it's all black people, all right? you know, you could easily say they are trying to mock these people. >> well, sure, it's silly. we are laughing at them. we have to lighten up. bill: you don't see a malicious intent. do you? >> i am very ignorant when it comes to racial stereotypes which i thank my parents for, but this is one of my favorite videos because it's so funny. this was an actual news story that aired on a real station. look, it's not racist because the reporter brian johnson was black. one of the anchors tossing in the story was black, half of mobile's population is black. some of the remixes out there, i will say they could be interpreted -- bill: nobody knows, anybody's intent. if i were the news director, i don't think i would have run the piece. i understand it. i see that you can take it in good fun. >> there is one comparison, though. peop

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making youtube videos is not just a hobby anymore.e turning the art of video sharing into a very profitable business. how can we all do that? our next guest's videos became so popular that they are now earning big bucks. lauren lukes started out uploading video makeup tutorials and james took infomercial and turned it into a musical remix. welcome, guys. >> thanks for having us. lauren, i want to start with you. you have a beautiful british accent. i should let everybody know before you speak. you also, that's not how you made millions of dollars. you started a makeup line and you started little videos of how to apply makeup. and then what happened? >> that was it. i switched on the camera and decided to show the world what i did with me makeup. alisyn: thnged they became wildly popular makeup tutorials. you now get more hits on the internet than president obama or national geographic. how many have you gotten? >> heading up to 52 million. >> ok. steve, you turned a commercial infomercial into a dance remix? >> yeah. i mean, initially

i know, because i've been watching, you guys had a lot of youtube stuff on there. >> yes. >> jimmy: youd pretend we're bffs. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah, i know we weren't on "barney" together, but do you mind? >> okay. great. let's do it. >> jimmy: he says all right, i guess -- come on back. a chair, a chair. >> all right. >> jimmy: and then we'll get this camera here, okay. >> look at this stuff you've got back here. you've got, like -- yeah, you got binaca. >> jimmy: you can use some binaca, if you want. >> i'll take some binaca. >> jimmy: okay, give me some, too. i definitely need it. it's like we're bffs. >> oh, my gosh! [ laughter and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. all right. so, what i was thinking we could do is maybe we can do, like, a metal version of "barney." >> let's do it. cois?olyis tha >> yeah. >> jimmy: roots, can you help us out? ♪ ♪ i love you you lo me we're a happy family ♪ [ singing indistinctly ] ♪ >> jimmy: everybody. demi lovato. when we come back, woman: (inking) so, i stick this bounce bar inside my dryer and for about four months, it'll freshen my clothe

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