. >> to add to the mystery, he releases it under a fake youtube account name. claudia mckinney. >> we invented a person, 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. >> to help it gain momentum, kyle reaches out to his friend rainn wilson of "the office." >> i e-mailed rainn and i said would you mind tweeting about this. he said yeah, man. 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

in his youtube description he says finally got the footage back. it appears they didn't erase the video and he got his camera back and he was able to upload this to youtube. does look like he was arrested. we believe he was charged against crimes against a person because he could have injured one of these officers and resisting arrest. he was jumping in a park and he was recording in a public place. >> i can see why he got in trouble. his intention was sort of to ridicule the cops. this wasn't the only brush with the law that charles ross has had recently. in january, you may remember, he was arrested for a wedgy prank. his other video includes kissing strangers, getting in cars with strangers and remember the truck ball video. ross creations has more than 7,000 subscribers and his videos have tallied up more than 7.8 million views on youtube. so wildly popular his pranks. this one got him in some hot water. >>> a chicago metro train was delayed for about 15 minutes last week which isn't out of the ordinary but the reason why it was delayed is. tsa

that puts youtube in the same league as facebook. people are watching everything from cute cat videos to political protests and creating their own channels. a huge audience has given the owner, google, a lucrative way to sell ads beyond the interpret search engine. >> imagine seeing 3-d pictures on your smartphone without the glasses and with the ability to adjust the picture by moving the screen. researchers at appeal-based hewlet-packard have come up with a new way to put glasses-free 3-d video on mobile devices saying the viewing angle is wide enough to let viewers bring more of the picture into view by tilting the screen up or down with findings in a scientific journal "nature." >> pretty clear this morning. it doesn't feel that cold. >> it is mild this morning. >> not so bad so far but temperatures will fall the next hour, possibly some 30's inland showing up tomorrow morning. possibly this morning. in the afternoon, the breezes will pick up with a few clouds from time to time, and a lot of sunshine and the temperatures are in t

for youtube, the mod cell different. the youtube is only advertiser driven. it's not producing $100 million, $50 million shows. but it is seeding the environment with lots of little investments and over time, some of those can be subscriber services as well. you could imagine a future where some youtube channels are behind the subscription wall and they're going to be in the same business as netflix, trying to convince you it's worth paying a few dollars a month to watch their programming. >> sreenivasan: so, lisa, let's talk about the economics on that youtube platform. are the madison avenue advertisers convinced? do you have a predictable, steady revenue stream? >> i started on youtube in 2005 before it was even monetized, so it's come such a long way. in 2007, i think, we became a partner and started monetizing and the c.p.m.s keep rising and i think that's the future, hopefully, is the ad dollars will move over to online and i think you're already starting to see that. and i think it's-- it's starring to become more and more predictable. i think i think

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youtube. >> i think the cure rated video makes sense.tion and the devil's really in the details. how will they lure over teenagers particularly fickled? >> i'm thinking, how do they mon advertise this? we have traditional means we but we have to see a monetary model that's better. >> okay, try to pry into the business model of waywire and they will get the chance to defend themselves. right now, nathan, the vernacular is, youtube it. it has become a verb. how do you make it, i'm going to waywire it. >> if you search for a song, stuck in a moment, by u2, you will find the karaoke versions or armpit versions but not the one you're looking for. taking youtube and putting it into your tool bar to drag a video from another site like cnbc, you're not capable of it. >> nathan, you are trying to target gen y. their attention span is short. how do you keep their attention? >> by creating wires of interest and letting you follow and see wires of your friends. they can see a video stream of things that might be interesting to you or brian or corps

if they pull it down, robin thicke has the video too racy for youtube. don't pull it everybody is going to see it saying why and people think this was a brilliant marketing scheme. >> i couldn't agree more. >>> noland learns a new word except -- >> he is still learning his sounds. when he is supposed to say truck, well, let's just say kue the bleep. >> guarantee have you never seen this. >> the video we can't explain next. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. you're o♪ ♪meout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> get ready. it is best of rtm time. that means a bonus video on our website. gayle has it. >> i found the cure for hunger, depression, and a whole lot of maladies. our friends from pleated jeans have the answer. >> it is time to ask your doctor about tacos. >> they say ask your doctor about tacos because they contain a substance that will help you with all kinds of stuff, broken relationships, hu

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. >>> it is a monumental milestone for youtube. youtube says more than 1 billion people now visiting its online video site each and every month to see little guys like this chew on brothers' fingers. youtube crossed the billion user threshold five months after facebook announced its own billion user milestone. that's got to hurt. mountain view-based google bought youtube back for $1.76 billion in 2006 back when unit only had 50 million users worldwide. >>> it's a big-time happy birthday to twitter. the san francisco-based company turning seven years old today. to celebrate, the social media site releasing a greatest hits video. twitter releasing this animated time line that includes the very first tweet ever from founder jack dorsey who posted, just setting up my twitter. it includes other milestones including the first hashtag, oprah's first tweet and the first tweet ever from space. twitter says it now has 200 million active users worldwide. >>> and tweet. i sent a happy birthday tweet. >> so kind of you. i can imagine the money

youtube now reaches one in seven people on this planet.olf blitzer has left the quiet comforts of the situation room to join us for a preview of the show. when i searched on youtube for you i found an interview with mitt romney and also i found you doing the dougie. very diverse. >> you saw me do the dougie? >> i have heard. >> you never saw the b.e.t. soul trainer words when i did the dougie? >> i must have gotten up to get a refreshment at that moment. >> everybody saw that. >> it is legendary. >> of course it is. i did it really badly. >> no, i heard you were actually -- >> when you taech me -- >> you apparently need to teach me. i don't even know what the dougie is. >> do you know dougie? >> of course. >> he invented the dougie. >> who is on your show today? >> we have a lot on the president in israel. he was in the west bank. we have a lot of analysts, the president of the council on foreign relations is joining us and i invited ari fleischer the former bush white house press secretary. he is very active in the republican jewish coali

i think youtube and google is not being very open about how much money they're making from youtube, butusiness for doing that. >> do they need to be that open? they don't want to tell everybody. >> look at the stock price. it doesn't look like investors care that they are just closing that. but it really is interesting. if you look at the earnings record, the word youtube isn't even mentioned in there. and some on wall street speculate they don't want to close youtube revenue because they're afraid it might get a bad reaction. i tend john could be right, that maybe they don't want to tell users. i think there's a lot more potential for them to make revenue. >> they have partners put it on youtube. if they become too open about how much money they're making, those partners will want a bigger chunk of it. >> interesting. you're going to stay with us because we're going to talk more. cbs telling its workers to show up for a physical and weigh in or pay $600 extra per year for health coverage. is this the right way to get a healthier work force? "the power rundown" continues after this shor

>> no. >> can they find your videos on youtube? >> yes. i have a web site called the truth about "travels with charley." it's truth about charley.com. if they go there, they can eventually find my youtube video. >> here is some video at fremont's peak. where is that? >> it overlooks -- it is the highest point in monterey county, in steinbeck country. it is 20 miles from salinas. it's a little peak. it might -- may be about three times the size of your studio. you have to be a mountain goat to get there. >> how long did it take you to get to the top? >> a 15 minute walk from the parking lot. to me, i love it because there are no rangers, and no guards, no railings. it is a state park, yet, you are pretty much on your own. >> let's look at what you videotaped. [video clip] >> it's ridiculously high. scary up here. i'm on freemont peak, overlooking steinbeck country. the glare is the sun glancing off the bay. i hope i do not kill myself trying to show this. i dropped the camera and miraculously it is still working. i am looking in to the sun.

"real violence is not allowed on youtube.ty polices the site for inappropriate material. once flagged, content is reviewed by our staff and usually removed from the system within minutes if it violates our community guidelines." in this case the victim never reports the attack or tells her parents. but the school district gets wind of the video, tracks down those involved, and calls the police. the four students are immediately suspended, and that's just the beginning. >> the three girls were charged with attempted assault. by the time we had gotten into the investigation, it was difficult to document the extent of the injuries to the young lady, so we charged them with attempted assault. >> the girls plead guilty and are serving probation. ryan alomar who videotaped the assault is also arrested. >> he was charged with unlawful assembly. he came with a video camera, came prepared to film this situation. >> for the teens who beat up this girl and the video voyeur who taped it, the thrill of it being seen for bragging rights tu

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>> yes. >> this video is one of his more popular ones on youtube. 300,000 hits and counting. maybe because of how shocking it is. only moments before this confrontation, bates is out on his normal rounds, shooting video, when a big delivery truck catches his eye. >> i didn't pay any attention to it. it's a huge truck. except, i notice he kept circling this prostitute in this park. and so i decided to start rolling on him. well, sure enough, he pulls up to her, she gets up to the cab, starts talking to him. a minute later, boom, she's around. she's in the cab. they're driving away. >> so he follows the truck to a popular local restaurant, where it parks. >> i'm thinking this is it, they're going to do it there in the cab of the truck. no. they get out of the truck. they go around to the back of the truck. they open up the back of the truck and they go inside, shut the door, and i'm assuming proceed to engage in a lewd act. i called the police. i called lowe's. lowe's didn't have any way to contact the driver. >> bates says he hears violent noises com

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videos all over youtube show the party is fueled by booze, bikinis and sex. the new movie "spring breakers is" glorifies the escape. in theaters nationwide next week, the film takes us on a wild ride of debauchery. a group of bored college students played by former child star sa len into gomez and vanessa hutch chins seem suddenly very grown up willing to do whatever it takes to be part of the biggest summer week ever. and nothing is rated pg. but critics argue although the film is raunchy and going for shock value, the show and tell isn't too far from reality. spring break is often the spring board into habitual partying for teens and it can turn deadly. just last week 20-year-old kyle lamb was found unconscious in panama city beach after a day of drinking. his friends weren't able to revive him. and then there's holly. >> about 90. >> she lived in a world where binge drinking was normal. on this night, she's barreling down the highway after a few too many drinks. >> i'm not proud of the drinking and the driving. i think it's so stupid. i think it's so stupi

this video has gotten nearly 700 hits on youtube. >> you could do that, right?

the views of some smarty pants elitists apparently, because only today when we asked, youtube told us"search interest in the harlem shake was at the highest it has been." and that is high indeed, like the version done by the miami heat. 30 million views so far. looming death? well, let's say it's a lingering one. >> it's been a month and we're ready for it to be done. please be over. >> reporter: that's whitney jefferson of buzz feed, which made its own harlem shake and they still haven't taken it down. it just hit a million views this week, and the darn thing just keeps making news. the story of the students who made one in flight and provoked an faa probe to whether they had broken any laws. they had not, it was decided. or the australian miners who lost their six-figure incomes this week, fired because they did this underground with shirts off. apparently a safety code violation. the viralty began this winter when these guys were goofing around. the scenario then repeated in trendy office spaces, and off it went. it plateaued but it did not stop. now people are doing the harlem sha

on youtube when you see the ad you can skip it, you don't have to watch it. advertisers won't pay for it if users watch it. users only have to watch it if they want to watch it. we try to make sure it's not intrusive or in your face. >> let me ask you about some of the products that you're coming out with. the google glasses, do you wear the google glasses? >> i have worn them. they are pretty cool. a little geeky for me but it takes getting used to. i like the idea of having a camera mounted sort of above my eyebrow, having the ability to see a screen over there, see my e-mail, see my messages, see results to google searches. i think what's interesting is it's a whole different way of visualizing computing. and i think many interesting applications will be created over time, and i can imagine a surgeon having the watch and doing an operation and somebody else on the other side watching it with him and talking to him through it or helping him. you know, go down well in countries like india where you can't have the experts being in every village that you want.

. >> reporter: the vessel uncontrollable urge is seen in this youtube video. the owner and captain, james gilmore, was among those rescued. he and the five crewmembers were taken to a hospital in san diego. an experienced sailor told us most people are aware of the dangers at sea. >> it's the risk you take when you go offshore. it's unfortunate it happened. >> reporter: those thank you newport harbor yacht club were shocked at the tragedy including a woman who took part in the race before. >> it is usually a fun race. it's only the odd storm that can pop up. and that's what happened, i think. >> reporter: the captain of the vessel, james gilmore, is a member of the silver gate yacht club in san diego whose commodore released this statement following the death of crew member craig williams: "silver gate yacht club is very sadto acknowledge the loss of one of our members. this is a tragedy for the

>> no, just on youtube, actually. >> it was on you, tube and you tracked down through youtube who actuallye that video? >> it was a combination of youtube and twitter. i tried to -- i found other clips from the same event. they all had a weird static filter or blurry filter on them. i found a couple other clips, i tried to send messages through youtube, through all of the various account names, and then i was tweeting everything i found out about it, and it attracted the person who did it. and they followed me on twitter, and i recognized that their twitter name was the same as one of the youtube user names. and so i got in touch -- i direct messaged them over twitter and that's how we hooked up. >> the process you described took how long? >> four days. >> and so it was one person who had put all this stuff out there online? >> yes. >> and you've said it was not someone who paid $50,000 to attend the event which leaves us -- knows that everyone else there is working there, they are serving in some capacity there? >> right. >> okay. so that's as far as we're going to narrow it down. it seem

he said well, you put it on youtube. i said no i didn't put it on youtube. i didn't put it on youtube. i just asked my son to save it for me. >> i was the one who uploaded the video. i was surprised on how fast it took off, i guess. because i knew it was going to take off, because that's something you don't see every day. but i didn't expect it to go on the news two days after and for there to be a big search for our laundromat. >> i even get call from, you know, from china from relative. and from cambodia. and they was telling me i saw this thing here and i know you are in the business. i hope it didn't happen at my place. i said yes, it did. >> baby zamir is reunited with his mother zakira david after he was checked in the hospital claiming that the boy had fallen down some stairs. david sees the video on the news but still doesn't realize it's her son. as she told ann curry with nbc news. >> i was like i knew that ain't my child. i just kept saying i know that ain't my child. i was like oh, my god. i didn't know until the next morning until the police cam

google purchased youtube back in 2006 from $1.7 billion.n the video side had an estimated 50 million users worldwide. >> the guy who has bought silicon valley startup "jybe " so it can bring back five of their former engineers to help the internet company build better mobile applications. " tojybe " is a mobile service that gathers the peoples of recommendations about food and entertainment. the deal was announced yesterday and marks yahoos the fourth acquisition of a small startup adorn the past five months. >> rising gas prices are really taken a chunk out of people's monthly budgets. now the bay area grocer is working with a low oil company to reduce the prices are around the northern california area. safeway is teaming up with chevron to give you a break at the pump. the deal is simple. buy more groceries, and you say more at the chevron devastation. accumulated enough reward points and you could save up to 20¢ per gallon. the offer is open to any safeway club member, and to redeem the gas rewards, just like your rewards club card upon.

mountain based google bought youtube for $1.7 billion back in 2006. maybe a bargain. back when youtube only had 50 million users worldwide. >> before things like that would go viral. >> explosive. twitter in the news turning seven years old. >> the social media site releasing its greatest hits video. they released their animated timeline overnight. it includes the very first tweet ever from founder, jack dorsey, who posted setting up my twitter. that was back on march 21st, 2006. it includes other milestones. including a hash tag and oprah's first tweet and twitter from space. it has more than 200 million active users worldwide. >>> 6:26. no more stop and go on the golden gate bridge. we'll tell you about that. >> why the ski nick route over the iconic bridge will be faster. >>> president obama begins his second day of his stork trip to the middle east. how fresh violence is affecting new hope for a peace deal. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge. gorgeous shot with the sun coming up. we'll let you know what you need to know. we'll tell you what's in store for y

four guys in crazy outfits busting a move to the harlem shake on a youtube posting last month.ow, bower, the song's creator, is poised to hit it big. he gets a piece of the ad revenue every time someone clicks on a harlem shake revenue. >> this could be a meaningful revenue stream, if you figure a couple dollars per thousand streams and multiply that by millions, you can start to see this is real money. >> reporter: real money, indeed. last week, 100,000 harlem shake videos had been viewed about 400 million times on youtube. and that's boosting record sales. "the harlem shake" was the top i itunes download last week. bower isn't the only artist riding the viral video wave. south korean artist sy hit money last year. >> he made upwards of $2 million just from the streams of gangnam style. that was without selling a single track. >> and youtube versions of carlie ray jepsen's "call me, maybe" helped boost revenue sales of that song. some may have been surprised they were viral video participants. >> here's my number, so call me maybe. >> corporate america sees a financial opportu

youtube, you can skip over the ahead. we're trying to make sure its not intrusive, it's not in your face. >> what i want to ask you about, the google glosses. i like the idea of having a camera mounted above my eyebr eyebrows, i can see my messages, i can see results to google searches a it's a whole different way of visualizing -- i can imagine the a surgeon having a -- if you go down in countries like india, where you can't have a surgeon in anywhere you waunt. >> you can see the world from the eyes of the person wearing it and that's have different than you and me taking a picture of it. >> how do you see all that's changed, the pc is dead, it's all about mobility. what do you see about the market today? >> if you think about the evolution of technology, what's happened is there was a time when technology was created for enterpri enterprises. the first time i ever touched a pc, it was at work. or the first time i ever touched a lap top was at work. is you have a phone, which might have a third run. we're going to keep

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now youtube is growing up.outube. >> no, you know, it reflects the evolution, we believe, of the platform. >> reporter: a platform so developed, some people are making six-figure incomes from their youtube productions, which led the site's creators to decr create this, the youtube space l.a., a 41,000 square-foot state-of-the-art production facili facility, featuring giant stages, recording studios, editing bays, screening rooms, green screens and craft services. >> that's right. >> reporter: and for top youtube producers, it's all free. >> you literally want them to think big? >> that's right. yes, yes. big ideas. >> reporter: from people like freddy huang, who started offshooting videos in his dorm room. >> i'm like there's got to be nerdy males in their 20s out there somewhere. >> reporter: boy, was he right, over 800 million views on his channel, now shooting the second season of his web series, video game high school. >> allowing creators like ourselves to do things at a higher level without having to spen

youtube videos. check. random videos of me naked. i'm naked. check. i just don't get it. hey i'm only 7. thanks for watch. now get out of my room. i thought you were going to play with me. not you. >> the audience. >> see i'm adam. listen here, you little mother*-*-. nothing would brighten my day more than to destroy some wimp who still plays with dolls. how about this? how about i date your mom and make your bedtime two hours earlier, you no talent piece of crap. keep it up with the insults and there will be no wes.8. do you get what i am saying, bitch? i will bury you and your sister in the sandbox. do not test me. your move, four eyes. goodnight. . ["the colbert report" theme music playing] [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] welcome to the report. [crowd chanting "stephen!"] [cheers and applause] thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. ladies and gentlemen, i think that this world would be a much better place if i could take that kind of energy, put it in

this is put together by the guys from the whatever youtube channel. >> can i use your phone real quickhave to call my mom. so call you later? >> sounds good. >> you could say you need to borrow a phone. you get the phone, put your number in, you hit send. your own phone rings say thanks for the number. don't like it starting off with deception. however, watch a couple more of these girls. it looks like they are enjoying this experience. >> i had to call myself so i could get your number. >> wow. okay. >> i'll call you later. >> i think this is weird. i think the girls are laughing because they don't know what to make of the situation. it's nervous laughter, not that i think this is cute laughter. >> thanks. >> mm-hmm. >> once they walk away and have a chance to think about it, they'll call you later. >> i called myself to get your number. i'll call you later. >> i also don't like they don't introduce themselves. >> if you liked the guy, would be like, call me, maybe? >> to see this video in its entirety, head to our website, rightthisminute.com, click on best of rtm. >> that's wild. >>

>> no. >> this is from the whatever youtube channel. the stuff he is using is called inocitol and frequently used in movies as a stand in for cocaine. it is like a might minimum powder. not too many people get up and run away. >> going for it, dude. >> want some? >> a few people are like bring over here. that guy tastes it. >> what? >> no. >> these two people say they're from germany. >> cool. >> want some? >> he takes the prank a step further. >> oh, no. >> the reaction, they laugh at the guy. maybe they knew he was up to something. this is my favorite reaction. >> want some powder. >> i am officer tarantino from the police department. >> he bucks up this prank. >> he is undercover? >> yeah. >> what happens? >> the camera goes dark and this message at the end. >> don't do drugs. stay in school and always wear protection. >>> eight months old and she is already -- >> budding zoo superstar. >> hear the crazy kazoo >>> oh, man. >> a snake. >> the guys over at whatever posted this video and they said that this man is a homeless man and whe

he's advancing that false narrative that this youtube video is involved.o evidence whatsoever to back up that claim and to the contrary, the president of libya and others were saying, has nothing to do with what happened. >> on the day that she was on television telling us there's no evidence of an al-qaeda element here, this was a spontaneous event caused by video. the president of libya on the same day said this is an al-qaeda attack. the secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs testified before the armed services committee, they knew on the night in question, 11 september, this was a terrorist attack. so, how could the president and susan rice be telling the american people and the world there's no evidence of a terrorist attack, when his own secretary of defense and chairman of joint chiefs of staff knew that night it was. obviously, no one is talking to each other, but my belief, the story they were telling was a politically motivated story, they wanted to preserve the narrative that bin laden was dead, al-qaeda was on the run, being