bet is a lot of that will be coming from youtube. youtube has been doing really well. there are a lot of questions about youtube recovering from a whole brand safety scare earlier in the year. the evidence suggests they are. we have seen meaningful price increases. we have seen almost every single advertiser back on youtube, so that is certainly a highlight. beyond that, i think it is overall health in the ad business. clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. the revenue is growing. at least when i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet now totaling $3.4 billion, and spending has dropped dramatically over the year. they spent $24 billion last year, this year is $77 billion.

is a lot of that will be coming from youtube. youtube is doing very well. there have been lot of questions about youtube recovering from a whole brand safety scare earlier in the year. all the evidence suggests they are. we have seen meaningful price increases. we have seen almost every single advertiser back on youtube, so that is certainly a highlight. beyond that, i think it is overall health in the ad business. clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. the revenue is growing, but the losses are continuing. at least what i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. but to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet revenue is now totaling $3.4 billion, and capex spending has dropped dramatically over the year. they spent $324 million last year, this year $77 million. ruth porat told me mainly that is because they are spending less on google fiber right now. they are focused on developing the technology before expanding it. she also spoke specifically

a stunning performance of youtube. josh lipton in san francisco on that story >> alphabet did not break out. the ceo did reveal new metrics on a conference call with analysts he said the platform had over 1.5 billion users. here is the big number that caught people's attention. consumers are watching 100 million hours of youtube from their living radioom every day . why is that important? the company is set to pass, we are seeing a shift that could directly compete with traditional tv youtube has been laying out strategies for r some time now distributors are losing sub. q 2 was the worst quarterly lost ever >> youtube, of course, trying to capitalize in the trend. we have been seeing in the industry and they are investing

but my bet is a lot of that will be coming from youtube. youtube has been doing really well. there are a lot of questions about youtube recovering from a whole brand safety scare earlier in the year. the evidence suggests they are. we have seen meaningful price increases. we have seen almost every single advertiser back on youtube, so that is certainly a highlight. beyond that, i think it is overall health in the ad business. clearly, there are a lot of other bets out there. the revenue is growing. a lot is continuing. at least when i have seen so far, there is no real standout success. but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. to start being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet now totaling $3.4 billion, and spending has dropped dramatically over the year. million last

any numbers for youtube tv, but said it's available in 15 metro areas. melissa? >> thanks a lot, josh lipton in san francisco. those youtube numbers are putting pressure on traditional media stocks disney, cbs, discovery, viacom, all lower. chart master sees more coverage in the space break it down, carter. >> almost chronically so for the last six, nine months of the year the real insidious thing is that they were such outperformers take a look at this, look at this relationship. this is the s&p 500. this is the s&p 500 median index, it's about 16 stocks worth about $800 billion and you can see that of the last sort of three to five months, they've diverged you say maybe we could play for convergence, get long media. watch the next chart, watch the orange line. it's media on top, media was such an outperformer during this bull market that this recent weakness is quite nascent, quite new. go back to this. i think this is just the beginning of what will be much more trouble for media so that's the group itself here's via comcom, your lines. a break in tre

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in the show >> hey, you want to see something really scary >> you bet >> well, then look at what youtube just did to media stocks and there's something in the charts that suggests it's about to get worse >>> plus, miss the rally in large-cap tech >> oh! >> relax, because there's one name reporting next week that some traders think is a real sleeper. we'll give you the name. >>> and later -- why is this man dancing? maybe because mike khouw has a way to buy baba for less than 2 bucks ahead of earnings. we'll break it down for you. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. ♪ >> let's get right to it, because we are officially more than halfway through earnings season, and check out some of the names reporting next week. mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks and tesla. so, which should you buy let's get in the money and dan is looking at a sleeper pick. >> yeah, you know, if you think about this earnings season, it started off with bank stocks and they acted decently for all intents and purposes, no big news one way or the other, then industrials last we

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new details on the investigation the at gmail and youtube, next.ck us out on the radio, on the bloomberg radio app, on the web, and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as part of a wide-ranging investigation into how russia and linked operatives harnessed social media during the 2016 u.s. election, lawmakers are focusing on google services including youtube and gmail. the senate has called google to testify on november 1 with executives from facebook and twitter. the panel is focusing on any materials in russian ad buying, fake news, and the potential uses of youtube and gmail. joining me is mark. what do we know about what has been discovered so far and what action google has taken? guest: we know very little about those two things. google clearly has a lot more channels. youtube is a really big place for fake news, propaganda. is not talked about as often as facebook. at this point we don't know if google has found any evidence. facebook disclosed 3000 election related ads, google said we probed our system and didn't find any similar ad buy

youtube, mobile usage is an hour a day.t's getting 100 million daily hours watching every day, up 70%. the extrapolation is what, gene, for the rest of the space? >> i just want to point out even further, that's 100 million hours per day in the living room that's people with a connected tv mobile usage is probably close to a billion hours a day, these are crazy numbers. the impact is they haven't fully figured out how to fully monetize youtube video is a great platform for advertising. they keep experimenting with that i think this is going to be a growth we believe that the user growth was 30%, this outpaces the overall google growth. this will be an iron horse for their growth for the years to come >> we have to get your grades on each quarter amazon and alphabet. what are your grades >> i'm going to give, surprisingly here, google an a and amazon an a minus. the reason why google gets an a, best growth rate in three years, that's fantastic the reason i'm giving not a perfect score to amazon, while it's a great quarter, t

emily: youtube and gmail are at the center of this.ecently pulled russia today from their premium ad packages. we talk less about google, but what about them? guest: i think what of the interesting things is you want to balance the ability to have search where you can have someone can do a search and it is neutral. you don't bias this that or the other. but you also have to stop people who are putting up in the newsfeeds that will be searched by google things that you know are incorrect and done intentionally incorrectly. certainly as a journalist, i know that we published things that were incorrect, sometimes things that were biased. but it wasn't done for some old. or -- -- some old tear he some ulterior secret motive. you have to make that distinction with google. you have to say all right, this thing about the las vegas shooter was just put up at your fakery. we have to find ways to get rid of that. emily: if indeed facebook, twitter suede the election in one way or another, what are the consequences? guest: i think you have to loo

>> yeah, it is a popular channel on youtube, yes. >> so youtube provides a chair of the advertising money that it makes on popular channels to the sponsors of those channels and there's these google calculators that can estimate potential earnings. the more clicks, the more money is made. is it safe to say here then that they make a significant amount of money in shared ad revenue from you, is google paying this kremlin owned entity? >> i think r.t. is making money on ad revenues through their youtube channel. >> do you pay them, is google paying them? >> i'm not sure how the money flow goes, but the -- we would certainly be involved in the -- in the enumeration to the youtube channels. >> that sounds like you are paying them. >> the only reason i'm hedging is i don't know exactly the financials. >> we'll follow up in writing. >> thank you. >> a couple of final -- i hope very quick questions -- with respect to both the graphic that senator klobuchar just showed you and the one that senator blumenth blumenthal, you can at least tell how many people texted to hillary, you would know that. a

it is available on our youtube channel if you like to view them.tion] >> i can't say for sure but that was my impression, they were sort of motivational and widely used. broad question. let's see how you can do. off-topic but how much combat footage is available from world war ii and indexed by date, location, or unit? full series.is a signal corps. rg-111 is signal corps. they are all described. you can look for the descriptions and our catalog. and everything they were filming. the rolf footage for everything the signal corps was filming. are different record groups. the marine corps i think his record 428. or maybe fortuitous navy. coast guard. >> sorry. >> we get them confused each branch of the military was collecting films and they would've ended up at the national archives. there are a lot of different record groups. >> and there is a lot. >> [indiscernible question] did they track the pows -- treated much worse -- i am sorry. that was a question about the treatment of the pows in the united states versus in japan are germany. government. ai

last night, one of the keys was a stunning performance of youtube. josh lipton in san francisco on that story >> alphabet did not break out. the ceo did reveal new metrics on a conference call with analysts he said the platform had over 1.5 billion users. here is the big number that caught people's attention. consumers are watching 100 million hours of youtube from their living radioom every day . why is that important? the company is set to pass, we are seeing a shift that could directly compete with traditional tv youtube has been laying out strategies for r some time now distributors are losing sub. q 2 was the worst quarterly lost ever >> youtube, of course, trying to capitalize in the trend. we have been seeing in the industry and they are investing in original content and launching ads support original programming and partnering with ellen ellen dengenres and kevin heart. >> again, your competitor is hulu and and netflix it is now available in 15 metro areas. >> melissa, back to you. >> josh lipton in san francisco. thanks a lot >>> viacom fall

youtube is drawing scrutiny, as well. in this morning.test social media company under the microscope for giving a platform to russian propaganda in the lead-up to the 2016 election. youtube is the most-watched site in the world. and congress is calling for more oversight. youtube is under fire. it let russian propaganda spread information. r.t. featured negative stories about hillary clinton on its youtube channel. russia today, founded 12 years ago, and is funded by the russian government, has 2.2 million subscribers on youtube. its videos have been watched more than 5 million times. among them, an r.t.-produced show, hosted by former minnesota governor, jesse ventura. >> they told us when this whole russian thing started, which i'll tell you, i don't believe it. where is the proof? >> i media companies allow r.t. to propagandize our people, they should tell the person people, this is a message from the kremlin. this is not an independent news agency. >> reporter: google owns youtube. and responded by telling nbc news, we have a variety

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we're not sure if they ran on youtube, gmail search.oogle -- right now the problem is focused on facebook but google has a much bigger sprawling network of advertising. there's a bunch of different channels that russian actors could use. cory: we talked about this on bloomberg radio a little while ago. people who wanted a preview of this conversation could have been listening to bloomberg radio in the last hour. but one of the interesting things is they have all kind of systems supposedly involved to make sure that their customers paid them. or to understand that the content gets there on time or gets delivered in a proper way. it looks like they didn't have any system either to vet the stuff before it went out, or even afterwards. we've been talking about russian interference in this election for more than a year now. google just coming with this information. mark: i think part of the issue is drawing the line. this morning, they were saying bucket, $50 uckepoll $53,000 worth of ads. these are either trolls or spreading misinformation

youtube has been doing really well.re are a lot of questions about youtube recovering from a whole brand safety scare earlier in the year. we have seen it meaningful price increases. every singlealmost advertiser back on youtube, so that is certainly a highlight. beyond that, i think it is overall health in the ad business. clearly, there are a lot of other vets out there. the revenue is growing. at least when i have seen so far, there is no real standout success, but clearly revenue growth is a good sign. being meaningfully prosperous, we will need a lot more growth yet. emily: alphabet now totaling $3.4 billion in spending on those have dropped dramatically over year. $24 billion last year, this year is $77 billion. ruth porat says they are really focused on developing the technology for google fiber before expanding it. she also spoke specifically about how they decide where to continue to invest in other be ts. she said "we are looking to create valuable bets over term. it is really a multiyear look at creating what

it's one of the most popular channels on youtube? mr. salgado: it is a pop lohr hannel on youtube. senator klobuchar: and part of the earnings go to sponsors of those popular youtube channels. is it safe to say they make a significant amount of money in shared ad revenue from you? is google actually paying this kremlin hoff -- kremlin-owned entity? mr. salgado: i think rt is making money on ad revenues. senator klobuchar: is google paying them? mr. salgado: i'm not sure how the money flow go bus we would be involved in the remuneration to youtube channels. senator klobuchar: that sounds like you're paying them. mr. salgado: i don't know the actual flow. senator klobuchar: we'll follow up in writing. >> i have a question about a couple of ads she we showed, you can tell me how many people obeyed the instruction and texted hilly to 59925, you don't know what other behavior they engaged in and you would know o tweeted clinton with the #between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. mr. edgett: we would know the second one but we wouldn't know if someone picked up the phone and texted that number. >>

>> yeah, it is a popular channel on youtube, yes. >> so youtube provides a share of the advertising money that it makes on popular channels to the sponsors of those channels. and there is actually these google calculators that can help estimate potential earnings based on page impressions. the more click, the more money is made. it safe to say here then that they make a significant amount of money in shared ad revenue from you? is google actually paying this kremlin-owned entity? >> i think r.t. is making money on ad revenues through their youtube channel. that would be my understanding. >> do you actually pay them? is google paying them? >> i'm not sure exactly how the money flow goes. but the -- we would certainly be involved in the -- in the renumeration to the youtube channels. >> okay. well, that sounds like you're paying them. >> it -- it may be. the only reason i'm hedging is i don't know exactly the financial flow. >> okay. so we'll follow up in writing. >> that's fine, yes. >> okay, thank you. >> a couple of final i hope very quick questions. one for mr. edgett. to both thec that

russian agents uploaded about 1000 videos on youtube.ions to each of you and a short answer on the stupid questions i will put together. to each company, starting with mr. stretch -- have you completed internal investigations to identify all accounts of advertisements and posts with connections to rush of the purchased ads in the lead up to the 2016 election? if not, what is the timeline for completion? >> senator, as i stated in testimony, the investigation continues. we expect to keep the committee up-to-date on any further discoveries. >> same goes for twitter. we continue to work with your staff. september 1 through november 15 is the relevant time, but we're working on other investigations. theor google, as investigation continues, we will keep the committee up-to-date. >> ok, and one i would like you to give me answers in writing, could you provide an update on what your internal investigations have found? be specific with regard to the number of accounts and total value of the advertisements. my time is up, mr. chairman. chairman.

. >>> we're fans of the action lab youtube channel because they do all kinds of interesting stuff, mostly involving the vacuum. first they put him in the microwave to soften him up, make him loosy goosy so when they put him in the vacuum he's able to expand. they say most made of sugar. >> sweet. >> sugar and spice and all thing's nice. >> he gets bigger and bigger and bigger. >> i hope he explodes, come on. >> look at that! >> first they want to show us what he looks like at full capacity, and there you have it. there he is. goes right back down the sides. >> is that christian bale? >> yes, smaller, goes back the same way. >> all right, so they pop him back in, put a tack in the top of the vacuum, and now the expansion begins. >> poor stretch. >> bigger, bigger, bigger. >> all in the name of science. >> insides came out. >> as it expands to the top of the vacuum, you'll notice the sugar gelatin stuff on the inside. >> looks like he's struggling to breathe. oh! look away! >> all in the name of science. now i feel bad. >> i think he made it. >>> there's a big wave coming. >> back up, folks

featured negative stories about hillary clinton on its youtube channel.d by the russian government, has 2.2 million subscribers on youtube. its videos have been watched more than 5 million times. among them, an r.t.-produced show, hosted by former minnesota governor, jesse ventura. >> they told us when this whole russian thing started, which i'll tell you, i don't believe it. where is the proof? >> i think when american social media companies allow r.t. to propagandize our people, they should tell the person people, this is a message from the kremlin. this is not an independent news agency. >> reporter: google owns youtube. and responded by telling nbc news, we have a variety of news channels that represent an array of viewpoints across the political spectrum. r.t. fired back at "the new york times," telling nbc news, r.t. hasn't done anything wrong. but it's popular. how dare they? in january, the department of national intelligence, said in a report that russia used trolls as part of its efforts to denigrate secretary clinton. russian today reporter lau

>>> this involves youtube. accusations against the company and ties to russia. >>> happening now, breaking news out of louisiana. two students shot and killed at a state university. it began with a fight in a dorm room. no word if the suspect has been arrested. elon musk is following up on the plan to boost power resources in puerto rico after it was devastated by hurricane maria. tesla set up panels in san juan. it will provide energy from the panels. back in two minutes with more news. stick around. bay area don )t identify as the sex they were born with. >>> hundreds of children in the bay area don't identify as the sex they were born with. >> in school, some of those students want to use different names or have other unique needs. how the schools are handling it is tough. >> bigad shaban continues the series this morning on transgender students. >> good morning. despite what is expected to be a rise in the number of students who openly identify as transgender, we learned some bay area schools don't provide

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>> well then, look at what youtube just did to media stocks there's something in the charts that suggests it's about to get worse. >>> plus miss the rally in large cap tech >> d'oh! >> and later, why is this man dancing? maybe because mike khouw has a way to buy baba for two bucks ahead of earnings. we'll break it down for you. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins right now. >> let's get right to it we're officially more than halfway through earnings season. check out some of the names reporting next week. mastercard, pfizer, under armour, apple, starbucks, and tesla. which should you buy let's get in the money dan is looking at a sleeper pick >> if you think about earnings season, it started off with bank stocks we moved into industrials last

essentially bundled into an advertising package for youtube. these are the types of questions that not just democrats are asking, but also republicans. quite frankly, big social media companies are at a turning point right now. they have spent decades trying to craft a perception of being transparent. now is the test. cory: finally, a final question, it's interesting that you got robert mueller in his probe looking at connections between the trump white house and russian groups, including paul manafort and rt -- michael flynn and rt, i should say. at the same time, you've got congress trying to understand the technology, what was happening in northern california with the fake ads and fake news and and so on. kevin: absolutely. aside from the social media angle and these big social media companies' angle, i can tell you the investigation is very much ongoing. the president's personal attorney will be testifying toward the end of october, october 25 or 26.

your being with us today and tell our viewers please share your comments on our twitter facebook and youtube pages and i hope to hear again same place same time here and while the part. economic development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we are on one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o.

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money google paid for apps like youtube, front and center. on the phone, when i asked ruth porat about acquisition costs, she said the business is growing substantially. they partner in the ongoing shift to mobile, which he or he's higher acquisition costs in a glowing -- which carries higher acquisition costs in a growing area. how much of a concern is this? the reality is, a lot of mobile companies are increasingly monetized, and they are looking for -- what is the maximum they can squeeze out of the revenue shares from google? i think it will go up. there are other areas of acquisition, too, where there is a lot of upward pressure for google in areas like display revenue shares as well. i think it is something that to a larger sense we have to get used to. there will be a trend upward. google definitely can slow that growth. i do not think it will reverse anytime soon. emily: when you look at the numbers, it seems like most

youtube uses an array of signals to catch those trying to artificially inflate view counts are the number of subscribers. with respect to the election, we have been looking across our products to understand whether individuals appear to be connected to government backed entities work disseminating information and the u.s. for the purpose of interfering with the election. this is based on research conducted by the jigsaw group, the investigatory work of our security team, and means provided by other companies. while -- it included a broad review of all ads from june 2015 to the election, there were political fire systems and there was connection to russia. we found you above account that appeared to be engaged in activities associated with known or suspected government-backed entities and two accounts spent

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you've got youtube monetizing in a way we haven't seen. i think there's enormous amount of leverage. as guy pointed out, the valuation is one that to me makes it the most interesting. it's the most compelling buy, the one i can cling to and say i love core parts of the business, it's up 25% versus others up 30, 40, or 50. in amazon's case, aws is back up 42%, you've kicked up some growth there, really impressive. let's face it, they are showing profitability, they are showing that earnings leverage in their core business. amazon peaked last july, 1045 was the level to sell it i do think this stock has enough ammunition to get significantly higher >> in terms of the retail side of the amazon does, whole foods had $1.3 billion in sales for whole foods just for five weeks. >> it shows you the complete domination, when amazon comes in we talk about it every single

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you can still get their stuff on youtube, but if you find them on youtube, you'll see there's only a small number of views for these videos on youtube. the place where they got tons of traffic, thousands of hits, tens of thousands of views, was apparently on facebook. so these guys promoted the fact they said they were going to vote for trump. they made the case that no black people should vote for hillary clinton, that hillary clinton is a terrible, terrible racist, and trump is great for black people. they also spent one entire youtube video advertising that steve bannon produced anti-hillary film clinton cash. i don't know why they are particularly interested in mr. breitbart's work. but these guys purport to be from atlanta. there is some very surface stuff about them online that is designed to make it seem like they are in atlanta. and in one case one of these guys reportedly named a famous instagram model as his little brother in atlanta and the instagram model is like, i've never heard of you. but according to "the daily beast" reporting, none of these guys, facebook friends,

>> this the music video for carly jay jetson's call me maybe now has been seen a billion times on youtubewonder if that's a record , billion and one now, we just played it. it came out in 2012. i send it out to you, katie, seems like you would like that song >> oh, you know me very well. oh, that's so funny. i heard it actually pop up in my ears piece as the video was playing, and i'm like dancing out here on the skydeck, we have a hallway behind the camera that extends to our great hall, and our guard, tim , was coming down, he starts jamming with me. >> oh, ya. >> i'm sure the security cameras pick it up. we should probably try to secure that footage because it was amazing. all right, so we do have a day that's all-in-all not bad at all. if you don't mind the warmth. the worse of the humidity starting to scale back somewhat. but, it definitely is going to still be quite warm out there. and clearly, i don't have an extra layer on right now, most of are you likely to not need that either. well, we will show you the temperatures in a second. let's look at storm scan, always good place to s

period so you've got five billion views of people who i don't know like can't find it interesting youtube is making a fortune on this so i must kill them but you actually are still question yes of course whatever to get the government off our back shore are to yeah whatever will will will will devote a ties of whatever just leave us alone and whining like you're saying obviously this is a big deal if you can for us i want you to define the term meddling and how that differs from providing and permission i wish i knew i wish to to date i have been so scrupulous actually i'm a lawyer by profession and i believe in accusation that indictments and words mean something and when you charge somebody with interference or meddling collusion interfering obfuscating i mean i don't even know what these words mean but they have been said was such frequency and was sucked fervor and with such reputation that the american public have bit you waited to what were they think there's a statute they actually think that somewhere in the united states code title eighty that there's something called meddling an

cory: do you have a sense that it was limited to twitter, facebook, and youtube?hink it went beyond that? representative quigley: i think there are ads out there we haven't quite found. it's quite possible the use of social media right now that has not been uncovered -- basically haven't found it. look how long it took them to find these ads and make them available to us. it's clear we were flying blind, and we need their help to make sure that doesn't happen again. cory: i ask you on facebook. let me ask you about google. has google done everything you want them to do to provide information to your committee? representative quigley: i think this is just the first step, acknowledging that we have a problem, turning over the information they have. the next steps will be to have a public hearing with the house and the senate committee to talk about a discussion with the american public. how do we make it more transparent? how do we make sure that we know who is buying these ads? it can't be done anonymously anymore. cory: i will put the same question in a different

you just noted the youtube people, the youtube stars were recruited.site was taken down because it violated terms of service. it appears to have been backed by russian propaganda. i want the play just one of the videos. i think these gentlemen are from nigeria. they were posting during the campaign. take a look. >> hi. today's interview one of the worst election in america. and we have one of the worst candidates. and the candidate is hillary clinton. most of the black people in america think that hillary is the one that is going to protect them and hillary is going to be the one who fights for them. hell no. hillary clinton is one of the liar. all she wants is power. all she wants is to rule over america. she doesn't care about anyone. hillary is going to stand for the muslim. hillary clinton is not our candidate. so if you vote for her, you take responsibility for all her crime. >> okay. now this is laughably terrible. a lot of the stuff that was being turned out was in that category. you had this crazy spectrum, right? they're doing all these differ