>> that's gotten 750,000 hits on youtube. >> isn't it a shame youtube pays nothing?e, ann curry. nothing. >> you should have gotten royalties for that. i think we should write something down, make a protest. >> something. give a brother, you know, a computer or something. >> so you can watch it again on youtube. >> yeah. youtube pays you nothing. no royalties. >> i know. >> residuals. >> but it's making people smile. >> it pays you in smiles. >> it pays you in smiles. >> yeah, smiles. yeah, okay. you know that, right? >> but you make people smile as playing a zebra. they offered you this role. you took this role. >> i took this role, yes.

in a statement youtube told us, youtube's community guidelines prohibit videos intended to encourage dangerous activities that risk serious physical harm. we review video flagged by our users around the clock and routinely remove or age restrict material according to these guidelines. with the community of users up loading 72 hours of video every minute, seems impossible task. like this one, called car surfing, it's nearly half a million hits alone. it's become a bit of a crave these days, yet 16-year-old from florida did not learn about car surfing from youtube. in april, a friend encouraged her to do it, she nearly died. >> the girl driving flu past the stop sign on to a turn on my road and i was off the back of the car. >> she wears a helmet pieces of her skull were surgically removed. it's the end result of three weeks induced comma following an accident she remembers nothing about. >> i'm disappointed for myself for the choice i made. i'm normally not like that. it was just -- it was stupid decision that we made too fast. >> hannah also wants to persuade young people from making

. >> to add to the mystery, he releases it under a fake youtube account name. claudia mckinney. >> we invented claudia mckinney. then her story was that her dad used to be a judge and that she was taking court evidence and putting it up on youtube. >> but "exhibit b-5" doesn't catch on right away. >> how's that? >> you look like al qaeda. >> kyle reaches out to his friend rainn wilson of "the office." >> i said would you mind tweeting about this. it really took off because of that. really we owe the success of "exhibit b-5" to dwight on "the office." >> within a year, the video scores more than 6 million hits. >> i had no idea it would get the response that it did. like, whoa. >> comments pour in from viewers debating its validity. >> people arguing about it's real because of this. no, it's fake because of these top ten things. and that's really been the phenomenon that's kept it going. and made it go viral was that argument. probably the most distressing stuff was the personal comments i would get as claudia mckinney. i could not sleep last night. please write

in a statement youtube told us, youtube's community guidelines prohibit videos intended to encourage dangerous activities that risk serious physical harm. we review video flagged by our users around the clock and routinely remove or age restrict material according to these guidelines. with the community of users up loading 72 hours of video every minute, seems impossible task. like this one, called car surfing, it's nearly half a million hits alone. it's become a bit of a crave these days, yet 16-year-old from florida did not learn about car surfing from youtube. in april, a friend encouraged her to do it, she nearly died. >> the girl driving flu past the stop sign on to a turn on my road and i was off the back of the car. >> she wears a helmet pieces of her skull were surgically removed. it's the end result of three weeks induced comma following an accident she remembers nothing about. >> i'm disappointed for myself for the choice i made. i'm normally not like that. it was just -- it was stupid decision that we made too fast. >> hannah also wants to persuade young people from making

and there's a fifth, which is youtube. 40% of the videos downloaded are done on youtube. this is relevant to what we're talking about content today. youtube was losing a billion dollars a year by relying on user-generated content. what they discovered is advertisers would not want their friendly ads next to some dog pooping on the street. so increasingly, google, like apple or amazon or netflix, is going out and buying professional content. and they are making money. it makes it important. on the other hand, the user gets to vote. i mean, i think content clearly has a great deal of power. you can see evidence that content power is outlasting some of the platforms that came before. cable televisions is an interesting situation. i don't presume to be an expert, but if you think about what cable television does, it delivers content you're not consuming. and you could pay -- if you could buy online just the espn that you want to watch or just the cnbc you want to watch for $10 a month, they would get more money than they are getting today and you just have the content you wan

youtube sensation after mom posts video of him. laughs but should parents put this stuff online? we discuss it next. ♪ ♪ now back to new york and "the five." note ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: all right you parents out there. if you had a kid with a broken arm, had surgery an coming out of the an teasia and -- anesthesia and feeling silly would you post this video on the web. >> yeah. you know, right? hey. dizzy. i'm so dizzy. dizzy. hey, where are you? >> right here. >> hey, gigi. why is there two of you? >> dana: okay, go ahead, bob. >> bob: first, that is a recreation of greg on saturday night, except that kid is taller. and it sounds exactly like him. i think that is hilarious. i don't know why people are upset. letting people see it and have a few laughs. god knows we need a few laughs in this country. >> dana: i don't care what parents decide to put up. i laughed when i saw it. what do you think? >> kimberly: it's all about the personal choice. let the parents do it if they want to do it and they think it's cool and not issues with it. in

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google pulls the plug on hundreds of terrorist videos on youtube. those stories and more are just ahead. >>> google is revealing it removed hundreds of terrorist videos from youtube. the move comes after a riest from british law enforcement. is taking down those videos an effective way? suzanne kelly went looking for answers. >> from the new head of al- qaeda, to terror propaganda, using the spent to internet to spread the message. the request of law enforcement officials in the uk. there's a myriad of propaganda and do it yourself terror tricks posted in the form of videos. the problem with taking the material off the internet is that it has a way of popping right back up again. >> in a sense, a wac a mole type of thing where especially activists in the west, they essentially create 20 or 30 youtube accounts and they primarily use one and if somebody flags it or is taken down, they go to the next one. so it is this cat and mouse game that you're playing. >> google, which is a parent company to youtube has a policy to dealing with terrorists online.

how much time are we spending watching youtube videos. >> believe it or not over 3 billion hours of youtube videos are watched every single month on youtube. >> who is counting that. >> 500 years of video on youtube, 700 videos shared on twitter every single minute. you know how you can get sucked in. you start watching one -- >> exactly. >> what is the longest video on youtube. >> that's my favorite. the longest actual video, this guy counts to 100,000. >> that's got to be exciting. fantastic. >> if you want to sit through it, siphon out from time, it's three days. >> how many pages. >> crazy. >> put you to sleep. next factoid has to do with facebook and its popularity. it's worldwide but some parts of the world use it more than others. >> i call facebook the ultimate time burglary. we all know too much about that. 80% of monthly active users on facebook are outside of the u.s., which i find an interesting statistic. according to neilson, americans spend more time on facebook than any other u.s. website. i think we are all equally guilty of that. how many times a day do you check your face

because everybody loves youtube. and let's put it on facebook because everybody is spending a lot of time there and let's build

so it's sort of this cattann mouse game that you're parent company to youtube, does have a policy forliig with terrorist content online." their "community guidelines prohibit dangerous or illegal activities such as bomb maaing, hate speech, and pncitemenn to commit violent acts." with liierally hundreds &pof videos being posted by soo &pjihadi groups, gettingga can be a challenge. but this t is the best defenss so far: a buill-in flagging mechaaiss that alerts google moderators to takeea ccoser look. google says the flagssare taken seriously and that they are constantly monitooed. again, in a statemenn, google said: &pflagged videes around thee clock, rouuinely removing material undee thoss guidelinns whee content is flagged by users or other externaa groups." but ssme experts say thhre can be hidden benefits tookkeping some offthis material onllne. "one of the values of ttese viieos being out there, we can sort of understand what our what these kinds of fflks are u.s..the ggoernment - in the according to google - made 1,759 reeuests foo ccntent to be removed froo ouuube &pbetween jul

because everybody loves youtube. and let's put it on facebook because everybody is spending time there and let's build a bunch of apps and put them on yahoo music because a lot of people go there. let's embrace a chorus, this massively distributed strategy that reflects the culture we live in. >> it seems like there's a real dynamic between what the consumers want and what technology can now enable. sort of a chicken and egg. it's unclear which is directing which. i want to hear from what you think consumers are demanding right now. is this in response to consumers are leading consumers? >> consumers are hungry for this. we think this is one of the most important announcements of the year. that's why we held it for today. we see the hunger in consumers using their devices in so many different ways. it was only nine years ago that we all started using text messaging and we weren't sure that was going to be a business. now, verizon wireless processes 70 billion text messages a month. this is an evolution in terms of th

i haven't seen it, the youtube ad they pulled. because the first thing i was thinking, where e the workers telling the story? in ohio, this is really a story about workers. people trying to get work -- people getting work, and the auto rescue in ohio has made a tremendous difference in ohio. you know, i, right now, i just bought a chevy cruz, which is made in lordstown, lordstown, which was a ghost town, is now operating on three shifts. the car is made in ohio. all four maine auto companies are increasing their investments and there are expansions in ohio. we have a new steel mill opening up in youngstown soon. i never want to say all is well, because there are still so many people looking for work, but we are really seeing a change in ohio, and that is really working for the president. >> krystal and steve, i'll let you both take a guess as to why the romney campaign pulled down that video from youtube. now, mine is that as much as they like that message, that whole thing about, you know, the vampire stuff, that's really -- they

we constantly are watching youtube.that caught us a year ago, did you see that little kid who went to the dentist -- david. about a week ago my son had an ens do koe pi. we were trying it out for another affair that we're talking about, somebody else's bar mits fa. so he had it -- turns out it's okay. i asked if i could go into the recovery room and video tape him waking up for the proep fal. i want to put it on youtube. if you want to see it, go to youtube.com/alex mendel. only a short amount of this can be shown on your show. the thing was, i was standing there and i realize it's sort of like -- people blab. he was talking. it got embarrassing because the nurse is there, the doctor is there and i'm taping and trying to stop him from die vul jing information. i'll show you this clap. just a piece of the youtube piece. i'm trying to change the subject. i don't want him to say things. this is the least embarrassing thing he said. >> jimmy: really? >> watch my son alex waking up from his procedure. >> saw my friend. told

, youtube, youtube. >> the crazy guy shouting youtube. understand. >> good. >> could it really happen? i'll ask the star of "the newsroom" jeff daniels what he thinks of the real thing. and if he's tempted to take my chair. also, his boss, the genius aaron sorkin. plus, mr. cool himself, ll cool j opens up about fame, family and that pray for whitney houston at the grammys. >> i could not see going out on stage and having a party without first finding some sort of peace with what took place. >> he also reveals why he's rapping again. >> king of the rap world. >> you really are. they're talking about you in every club. >> this is "piers morgan tonight."

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the youtube video shows one eagle feeding the baby eagle at the regional park in castro valley. the chick was hatched in late april, following 33 day incubation period. experts say it is expected to be flying by july, possibly on independence day. bald eagles are listed as endangered here in california. >> very nice. >> uh-huh. >> final check of the forecast. >> woo have time for that. always a good thing. >> don't have much time. you better do it quickly. >> got to let me know how much. 70s, 80s here, head throughout thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. no more rain drops in the seven day forecast. >> summer. thank you for joining us tonight. hope to see you back here at 6:00. >> good night. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters.

youtube. >> steve: you -- >> jimmy: "y" -- >> steve: why?immy: "o." >> steve: "o." >> jimmy: "u." >> steve: "u." >> jimmy: tube. >> steve: tube. youtube. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: go to youtube.com friday, june 8th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. [ cheers and applause ] it's gonna be fun, you guys. comes out next tuesday. we got a great show tonight. he's such a talented actor, great guy from the new movie, "moonrise kingdom." jason schwartzman is here this evening! [ cheers and applause ] he's a talented dude. also here from the hit show, "rizzoli and isles," angie harmon returns to "late night!" [ cheers and applause ] we love angie harmon. and we've got music from the great regina spektor tonight! [ cheers and applause ] beautiful voice, talented. what a whole show. this is just an amazing show. hey guys, i'm just so happy to be here. there are a lot of things i love. i love the roots. i love -- [ cheers and applause ] i love doing this show. i love you guys. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. but you know what i heart the most? >> steve: what's

i can't -- it will get fired from nbc if i youtube that. >> could you youtube it now?rison? it's not, like, jim mortensen? >> i'm sure it's jim morrison. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jim morrison was -- really? maybe? i don't know. yeah, i guess that does -- van morrison has a good version. >> van morrison has an awesome version. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which is the one that patti smith is covering. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. >> but she does it totally her own. you should all listen to that one. >> jimmy: yeah. really. patti is a great one, too. [ cheers and applause ] what is the movie? can you set it up? >> the movie is -- it's about the invention of the vibrator in victorian england, which is actually where the vibrator was invented. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you don't have to tell me that twice. duh. we should youtube that, maybe, while we're at it with the jim morrison thing. >> doctors used to make women [ bleep ] with vibrators. >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> to cure them of -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. that's right. to cure them of what? >> of hysteria. >> jimmy: o

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in you post it on youtube, really? what's the point?e even dumber part. i can't believe it why? why do people watch this stuff. >> folks a the mtv offer the job. >> i disagree. that was the most entertaining thick i have seen in a while. he could have a job on current tv. >> bill: red eye. he can be -- come on, he can be co-hosting head eye. >> i don't want anybody taller than me on my show. by the way, i'm tired of parents thinking their kids are so adorable that they have to keep taping everything. >> to me there should be privacy with the kids and even though i'm sure it wasn't -- there was no mall intention there. no bad intention i wouldn't have done it now, madonna. >> yes. >> just the word now and everybody goes oh. running around the world exposing herself, gutfeld? is that correct. >> she bared her bomb in rome. bared her breast in istanbul. swastika on the woman's head. >> let's show everybody the rome exposition. >> ♪ >> she had a citizen condition that made her back look blurry. getting older went from pro-gay to bengay and

makes it actually work with an age of information overload with sfool hours of video uploaded to youtubeinute. how does one video cut through. i got a rare look inside when i was approached by these guys from an advertising agency called mekanism who have created viral sensations like pepsi's ad with the rapper enthem in. >> damn, that is pretty good! >> reporter: a few months ago, they came to me with a big promise -- >> make dan harris go viral. this is essentially what we're going to do. >> reporter: at the "nightline" offices we had a reverse of strategy sessions which they picked videos mostly that would have ended my journalism career. >> dan harris cat freak. one where i was portrayed as a cat horder. and then one where they wanted to edit my ego into serious interviews with people like the dalai lama. >> an air horn? >> reporter: finally, we thought it would be safer to just make a video for one of my favorite charities, the aspca. >> i like the sound of that. >> reporter: which works to save the millions of dogs and cats who are put down every year because they can't find a home

his little brother goes, yeah, we just saw you on youtube. found out then it was posted. >> jimmy: grace, what did you get your father for father's day? >> um -- i got -- we got him a card and we got him a couple shirts from yellowstone. >> jimmy: yeah. you are going to have to do better than that next year. [ laughter ] well, that's a good dad you have there. thank you for talking to us, guys. that's steve and grace, everybody. [ applause ] and one more thing. the fourth of july is a week away and that means fireworks. as all good americans know, burning and exploding things is the finest way to express your national pride. but they can be dangerous. and that's why we've enlisted the help of one of hip hop's most prominent pyrotechnicians to help us out. here's waka flaka flame. >> every year, every fourth of july, we do roman candle fights. i'm going to tell you about this fight. first, you get your t-shirt. you wrap it around europe head, you put the shirt on, the part where your neck go, right between your eyes like a ninja. then, you rig

the return of the youtube challenge.rom time to time, i enlist you the viewers to do terrible things to your loved ones and capture them on video and send them to me via youtube so i can play them on tv. we issued a very popular challenge for halloween last year. i told parents to pretend they ate all their kids' halloween candy, and, well, that went right. >> i ate it all, it taels taste good. especially the peanut buttercup. >> you sneaky mom! >> jimmy: that's been viewed 31 million times on youtube. also on christmas, i asked the parents to give heir kids a crappy gift. here's how that turned out. [ laughter ] >> hey! be nice! is. >> next time you -- >> jimmy: merry christmas to one and all. and we did the reverse one year, mother's day. i asked kids to give their mom a crappy gift. some of you got very creative. >> ahh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so this weekend in honor of father's day, i'm asking you to surprise your father with one of the things dads love most. the hose. okay. wherever dad is, whatever he's doing, rol

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. >> reporter: these bottle have become popular on youtube. in 2011, recount recount fire investigators d--- anne arundel fire investigators have handled several cases. you can buy them at any store by themselves. they're fine. when you mix them together, not only is it dangerous but illegal. >> it's a felony in the state of maryland. it's the manufacturing of an explosive device. >> reporter: here's some evidence. you can still see some of the hydroclearic acid that was in the liquid. >> it's stupid. >> reporter: tyler riley knows the kids involved when the two threw a bottle bomb at a 6-year-old goirl-- girl. >> i think they should put them away for a little while. bail should be high. >> i think that's sick. >> reporter: i showed some youtube video and what can happen. >> why would you throw that at a child? i bet you none of them stood around close enough to that. why would they think it would be funny to throw at somebody else. >> reporter: in pasadena, don harrison, website -- abc2. >> we will let you know what to do if you see a random

this is a huge area, and youtube. 40% of the videos downloaded are done on youtube and if you look atyoutube that is relevant to what we are talking about content today. youtube is losing about a billion dollars a year a couple of years i generated content. what they discovered is advertisers would not want their friendly ads next to some dog on the street. so it is morgue at content. increasingly, google like apple or amazon or netflix is going out and buying special content. [inaudible] >> well it does in one sense. it makes an it important. on the other hand, the user gets to vote. which they didn't have that same capacity in the digital world. >> i mean i think content clearly has a great deal of power. you can see some evidence that content's powers outlasting some of the platforms that came before. cable television is a really interesting situation. i don't presume to be an expert, but if you think about what cable television does, cable television charges 130 bucks a month to deliver a whole bunch of content that you are not actually consuming and you can buy on line just the e

youtube, something needs to be done with youtube, it really does. these kids are getting online, watching people around the world and they're trying this stuff. >> thank you very much. it's a good lesson for parents and everyone to know. when you hear bath salts, you think this is something that's not going to harm you but it's definitely harmful. knowing those risks is that next high worth it? my next guest o.d.'d on bath salts. he said just one sniff ruined his life. e to block 92% of harmful rays for naturally beautiful skin in any light. olay daily uv. there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getting away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. wow, there it is. see life in the best light. [music] transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. have an over the top experience. being hands on is key! i make s

you go onto youtube presents -- youtube slash -- youtube.com/presents and then nothing.ur computer board. and then you're on the world wide weird. >> jimmy: yeah. and then it goes to this thing and -- live streaming from here at 8:00 p.m., i'll be here. and i'm going to just play some songs that i'm doing on the album, doing impressions of neil young or tebowie, or -- tebowie is tim tebow, and david bowie if they were one person. [ cheers ] do we have any tracks? can we play any tracks at all? does dave have any? can we play "history of rap" or anything? ♪ this is jesus christ to tim tebow please leave me alone ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "history of rap"? ♪î said a hip hop a hippie to the hippie to the hip hip hop a you don't stop ♪ ♪ the rock it to the bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie ♪ ♪ rock the rhythm of the boogie the beat ♪ that is me and justin timberlake doing "the history of rap." it's all on this record right here, you guys. pick it up tuesday. >> steve: tuesday! >> jimmy: i'm going for top 100. >> steve: top 100. >> jimmy: let's crack the top