and youtube gets a dressing down. shocking that you seem to know so little about who they are, what training they've had or if they are employed by your organisation. it used to be that cometh the spring, cometh the budget. the full holding up the briefcase outside number 11, how much a bottle of whisky was going up and a rabbit out of the fiscal hat. but that was in the old days, well, last year. it all changed when the chancellor announced budgets were now to be autumnal affairs, with just a limited statement in the spring. so it was that philip hammond rose in the commons with what he said would be a short statement. in fact, it was 36 minutes. he began with an attack on labour. i reject the party opposite‘s doom and gloom about the state of the nation. every year since 2010, we've had to listen to the right honourable member for hayes and harlington predict a recession, none of which has actually happened. if there are any eeyores in the chamber, they're over there. i, meanwhile, i met my most positively tigger—li

well, i'm on youtube punishment at home. >> jimmy: what is that? much cute stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. and i just want to shoot it. you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> she's 17. and she's like, "daddy, for real! stop!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dad -- >> like, baby, you brushed your hair so pretty, though! >> jimmy: she's like, "dad, you are embarrassing me. stop it." >> she's just like nothing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and at work -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: but at work, too? you said you did an ang lee movie. >> dude, i'm having so -- i don't know what happened. cause, you know, i've never been on social media or anything like that. >> jimmy: no. >> so i've stayed off the whole time. i started a couple months ago. and i'm working on a movie now with ang lee. he's a four-time academy award -- >> jimmy: oh, i mean, he's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: unbelievable director. he's like -- >> he's like, "where is will?" and i'll be over behind the scene, "yo, i'm on the set with ang lee." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's like, "this a a $400 m

after he complained, youtube retaliated and fired him. google bought youtube in 2006.o the lawsuit, google favored job applicants who were hispanic, african american, or female, and against caucasian and asian men. the lawsuit goes on to say the purpose of the policies was to achieve diversity in the google workforce and manage public relations problems arising from the underrepresentation of women and certain minority groups in the google workforce, particularly in engineering positions. in a statement to kpix 5 tonight, a google spokesperson responded, quote, we will vigorously defend this lawsuit. we have a clear policy to hire candidates based on their merit and not their identity. at the same time we unapologetically try to find a diverse pool of qualified candidates for open roles as this helps us hire the best people and prove our culture and build better products. we've reached out to his attorney for comment but have not heard back just yet. veronica de la cruz, kpix 5. >>> the embattled former ceo of uber has a new gig tonight. travis kalanick is joining the

youtube. because their power is now so unique for your ability to connect with people, they have access in all your e-mails and all of the information basically you put out there, is this a unique case where the government should step in? i would argue, no. i would argue, no. i just don't think that the government -- i don't think the government does anything el, basically, and don't think they can -- the amount of problems it would create down the road i think would be far wore -- far worse than now. what should happen is what is happening is capitalism and freedom, and hopefully one of you guys sitting here will find some vc people and develop a block chain version of youtube or whatever just some other player that actually we can all start -- >> also, block chain version of porn hub. >> yeah. >> you want -- >> well, there's a followup question on that from christopher hudson who writes: why does rubin spend most of his time platforming pseudo legal beck to alls and racists? that's -- pseudo

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we recently used a youtube video to show us how to build a 9-millimeter hand gun. it took less than three hours and is entirely legal. after a safety check and test firing, we had a former lapd squad officers put the gun through its paces. >> feels all right. >> reporter: special agent david hamilton says the do it yourself videos have a target audience. >> felons who can't go to a gun store and legally purchase a firearm or people that just don't want the government knowing the type of firearms they have. >> reporter: critics are worried youtube's new policy goes too far. the national rifle association says youtube is engaging in politically motivated censorship and alienating the millions of people that turn to the website for education and training. another shot to the gun debate still raging online. >>> every second mattered today for fremont firefighters. they were put to the test when an elderly man fell down a deal well, but thanks to quick work from crews he's recovering tonight from hyperthermia. >> reporter: firefighters were called to a farm around 10:00

and youtube gets a dressing down.his isn't about prospect —— perfection, this is about you being the wrong person for this committee and not having a clue what you're talking about. but first, it was the first time a nerve agent had been used defensively in europe since the second world war, and it happened on british soil. the attack on the former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury delivered the week in parliament. on monday the week in parliament. on monday the prime minister came to the commons to update mps. it is now clear that sergei skripal and $ grade nerve % of $ grade nerve iii—1: of the military grade nerve agent of the type developed a rush. our knowledge that russia has previously produced this agent and would still be capable of doing so. russia's record of conducting state—sponsored assassination, and our assessment that russia views some defectors as legitimate targets for assassinations, the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against agains

youtube. because their power is so unique for your ability to connect with people, they have access to all your e-mails and all of the information basically you put out there, is this a unique case where the government should step in? i would argue, no. i would argue, no. i just don't think that the government -- i don't think the government does anything well, basically and i certainly don't think -- the amount of problems it would create down the road would be far worse than what's happening now. what i do think should happen is exactly what is happening. which is capitalism. freedom. and guess what? hopefully one of you guys sitting here will find vc people and develop a lock chain value of youtube or another player to go to. >> also a block chain version of porn hub. footbally. you know? you want intermediate at porn. right? >> yeah. >> there's a follow-up question from christopher hudson who writes, also, why does rubin spend most of his time platforming pseudointellectuals and racists? s

i had talked to some movie producers or who do christian movies, and they were surprised that youtube had blocked their trailers. and yet they would have other trailers that were available for individuals to see, and they thought that that was -- they would contact me and say, well, how can this happen? because of the subjective nature of how youtube was choosing what they chose to let go forward and what they chose to block. >> so should we expect your committee or others underneath the energy and commerce umbrella to hold hearings on this? >> guest: it's probably something you're going to see as we look at the issue of how they prioritize their information. it's a worthy hearing, and it's something that people are interested in. just as they are interested in other aspects of data mining and utilization, how data is manipulated. and the algorithms. we actually had a hearing on algorithms which was fascinating, and i think it's one of the better hearings that we have done this year. but all of these issues fold one into another when you look at the virtual space and you rook at the -

what kind of filter in >> they can get a little strange on youtube. >> kate is nodding in agreement. interesting. >> playing tag and hide and go seek and running around >> i hope they're still doing that and i think those boys are. >> this is a small part >> they won't be doing any of that tomorrow. maybe in the morning, recess at school. maybe they can get out few minutes then goes downhill. quick. starting tomorrow midday, that's when the rain going to move in and then we'll be inside, we're not going to go see the sun until saturday after tomorrow morning, the rain moves in by midday and our storm really take hold late tomorrow into friday. here ap look outside, quiet at the empty. take you up to bethlehem. skies clear, moon is nearly full. moon will be full tomorrow, you're not going to go see it tomorrow night when it's full, get out and see tonight. first of two in the month of march former but looks pretty full out there. tonight. let's take a look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, no problems out there. clouds building in and our system starting to take shape a lot of moi

what kind of filter in >> they can get a little strange on youtube. >> kate is nodding in agreement. >> interesting. >> playing tag and hide and go seek and running around >> i hope they're still doing that and i think those boys are. >> this is a small part >> they won't be doing any of that tomorrow. maybe in the morning, recess at school. maybe they can get out few minutes then goes downhill. quick. starting tomorrow midday, that's when the rain going to move in and then we'll be inside, we're not going to go see the sun until saturday after tomorrow morning, the rain moves in by midday and our storm really take hold late tomorrow into friday. here ap look outside, quiet at the empty. take you up to bethlehem. skies clear, moon is nearly full. moon will be full tomorrow, you're not going to go see it tomorrow night when it's full, get out and see tonight. first of two in the month of march former but looks pretty full out there. tonight. let's take a look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, no problems out there. clouds building in and our system starting to take shape a lot of

rob: youtube under fire for taking came at the second amendment. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ it is 5:00 somewhere ♪ jillian: 5:00 on the east coast. that storm yesterday, my goodness, you're watching "fox and friends first". rob: quite a bit of snow. thanks for waking up, fox news alert. the austin bomber leaving behind a chilling recording detailing deadly deeds. jillian: his family speaking out. todd pyro is in pflugerville, texas, with the very latest. >> this is one of two scenes of intense investigation. over my shoulder you can see the atf vehicle, law enforcement working the scene to make sure it remains safe and. by the time the day was done, a trove of bomb materials, they found that confession tape. >> everyone is interested in understanding why and we will never put rationality behind these attacks which he does not mention anything about terrorism, nor does he mention hate. but instead it is the outcry of a challenged young man. >> reporter: in the 25 minute cell phone confection, mark anthony - mark anthony conditt

if you've seen youtube, it's chaotic. i can watch these videos all day. the reason youtube is full of russian car crashes is russians were the first to make heavy use of dashcams, if you see a car accident video, chances are it's in moscow. [speaking foreign language]. >> americans are catching up. the owl has not one but two cameras. one up front and one that monitors the inside of the car, as well. the video is sent to the cloud immediately via a cell phone connection. andy hodge is the founder and ceo of owl. he knows a thing or two about gadgets and he was a developer of apple ipod of fortune and mark sullivan of fast company. why is it that americans were kind of slow on the dashcam thing? >> part of it is culturally. what things do people worry about? in other cultures there are worrying about the police and the system. here it's different. here i think it's more natural to think one in six americans has a home security system. you were going to talk earlier -- >> arlo, yeah. >> but why does that video security end at the sidewalk? because when you

that begans theories on sites like youtube. companiesu think should do about this, and what role will congress play to stop the spread of misinformation on online platforms? representative blackburn: looking at how the information is spread on these platforms, whether it is facebook or youtube, or snapchat, or twitter, all of this continues to cycle back to us. i can't tell you if i know what the answer is going to be. whove talked to individuals have said if they are going to consider a new source, maybe they should have a news director, like traditional news outlets do, so that there is someone who is being able to sort through what is a reputable source and what is not for news. as we continue to look -- and i think this will come under mr. latta's subcommittee -- looking more at how the utilization is on the social media sites, and as ahey are being utilized news source, to be certain that what you are not spreading is misinformation on this. i don't know all the answers, when outletseciate and in and talk with us express t

this is youtube video of the type of guns found according to police. investigators say they received several tips he had assault weapons including a machine gun, ar-15s, ak-47s, live grenades, ammunition and hundreds of firearms. on the ground described as mentally ill and violent after he posted a youtube video threatening to kill everyone and open fire on a train. he was arrested at his work, station 22, on 16th avenue monday afternoon. court documents say he denied owning guns. air search of his home told a different -- a search of his home told a different story. his sister requested the order. she was fearful if he was released. a san francisco fire spokesman says he was not allowed to comment about a man trusted with lives now accused of threatening them. plaiche will be back in front of a judge next week. in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> federal immigration agents made 232 arrests in northern california during a four-day sweep that ended wednesday. but the agency says it could have made more arrests if oakland mayor libby schaaf hadn'

youtube announced the price hike last month from $35 to $40 a month. service was launched almost a year ago with programming from major broadcasts and cable networks. youtube says it's hiking the price because it's adding more channels. anne-marie? >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, a cut above the rest. we'll meet the waffle house worker whose small act of kindness won her a big scholarship. waffle house worker whose small act of kindness won her a big scholarship. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. applied the day of chemo, neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the next day. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to neulasta o

in my opinion, youtube should fire southern poverty immediately from all youtube monitoring.. to have a possibility of an anti-conservative hitting delete for partisan reasons or on any content that is relevant to patriotic americans, i think google needsds to be -- youtube- be transparent, moving forward, to monitor content and having a policy related to anyone that has any political affiliation or reputation for being partisan. i think also come with really needs to be an apology to patriotic americans, that use youtube for this gross oversight and unfair process that's really done not with any kind of disclosure, and the choice of using southern property, for the monitoring of content, it's just -- it doesn't make sense. frankly, it opens up a bunch off things. when they are doing this to conservators, who also are they doing into? >> tucker: we don't know because it is totally opaque. whatever happened to saying what you think is true even if people don't like it? i guess that's passe. eric, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. my pleasure. >> tucker: a suspect accused of hac

not going to let any moreo black lives matter videos on youtube. we are not -- citibank won't process any payment to black lives matter. you would say wait a second.ny you control all credit cards. you control all videos and you shut this down. maybe you might feel differently. can you see why there is perhaps a flip side to this?s? >> of course, i can. and that has happened in many instances. >> tucker: no, it hasn't. >> here is the beauty in the united states of america. we have the ability to disagree with people who may not agree with us.un if you do not agree with youtube or dick's sporting goods or walmart or any of these corporations who have acted in this manner of trying to reduce another incident from happening, don't shop with them. don't use their products. >> tucker: let me ask you, so if i don't agree with google which has a complete monopoly over all human information. 90% monopoly on search, for example, everything we know basically comes from google. if i don't agree with them, i don't really have a lot of places to go. nothing aga

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it's a youtube channel with 15 million subscribers.e's nbc's katy beck. >> reporter: chuchu tv, pairing catchy songs and familiar stories. >> you pretty much expect on a daily basis you're going to the hear that, chuchu tv, absolutely. >> chuchu tv. >> they're mesmerized. >> reporter: mesmerized by the work of a software engineer in india. vinoth chandar made the first video for his daughter, nicknamed chuchu. >> i thought if she's going to like it, i think the kids around the world should like it. >> reporter: after 300,000 views in two weeks on youtube he launched chuchu tv and brought in some friends. they rewrite western nursery rhymes, giving them a happy ending. humpty dumpty, he gets put back together again. and jack and jill, they make it down that hill. >> likewise little miss muffet. why should the girls be afraid of a spider. >> what's he doing? >> reporter: their most popular video with more than a billion views is about a boy named johnny who sneaks into the kitchen for sugar. >> there's no child that hasn't snuck and gott

. ♪ >> i firmly believe that in the future it's going to be easy to spot youtube pranker its becauseoing to be single and die alone. all they ever do is prank each other, their girlfriend, boyfriend, husband, their wife is always the easiest target. brook roberts made his girlfriend think he was cheating on her, she replied making him think she was cheating with his 16-year-old brother. he pretended to propose. which -- >> actually got on the news. >> izy decided she'll return fire. >> i am going to prank brook by pretending that i'm going to break up with him. >> just going to ruin his day. >> how are you? >> okay. i'm okay. >> so brook comes in. he sits down, starts, you know, just nattorring away. body language is weird. >> what's wrong? >> the cold shoulder. starting to tick through your mind. what did i do? what did i do? >> i feel like all this is due to like all the time it's always youtube and pranks. >> i only pretended to cheat on you and pretended to propose to you. what's your problem? >> it's like taking over the whole relationship at the moment. >> she's just like oh, m

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fear gets people motivated to go vote. >> the nra youtube video views dropped to levels that existed before the parkland shooting which could be a sign that gun owners are less anxious that gun control legislation may be enactedment dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> morgan: president trump will have to find another lawyer to represent him in the russia investigation. day afters john dowd resigned it was announced today that joseph digenova will not be taking overdue to conflicts. >> meanwhile the president's personal lawyer may be turning his attention tonight to an interview on television. here's errol barnett. >> this 2006 image president trump smiles with stephanie clifford, the adult film actress known as stormy daniels who alleged they had an affair at the time. on tuesday she wrote technically i didn't sleep with potus 12 years ago, there was no sleeping. people do care that he lied about it, had me bullied, broke laws to cover it up. for the first time daniels is detailing her relationship with trump in an interview with "60 minutes." the president denies the allegation but

this morning, youtube is planning to increase the number of ads but only for certain videos. >> look out. here comes robot fish. here's techbytes. >>> youtube's push for more paid subscribers. >> the site plans to increase the number of ads played between music videos. the idea is to get users to pay for subscription music service, which is expected to launch sometime this year. >>> ibm unveiled the smallest computer. this is a magnified photo of the computer on a pile of grains of salt. >> it costs less than ten cents to manufacture. the goal is to insert them into products. >>> there's a new kind of fish in the sea. scientists created a remote control robot to allow them to study what's going on underwater. >> it's name is sophie and it's able to catch high resolution images and can reach a depth of 60 feet and stay under for 40 minutes. >> hey, sophie. >> all cute until a big great white eats sophie. >> those are your techbytes. >>> still ahead, bonnie raitt rocks the house for north bay fire victims. >>> the fight against the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actio

they were dissing me as to how youtube counts their views.was put on facebook's platform and dumped in various languages. we were make fun of the narrative they were trying to sell about the kkk being alive and well. it's so ridiculous and i can't help but laugh at the things they are are trying tell me i need to be afraid of as an african-american. charles: you come at them from angles the mainstream media is not used to. your views on the tensions and violence between police officers and black men. >> i say the truth. the truth is that narrative is false. in reality in 2016 black lives matter was hyped up by the left. there were only 16 black men unarmed and shot by police officers. that's .0004% of the population. talk to me about planned parenthood that ex term nateed 3 million black babies since 1993. them i will have a conversation. charles: i think it's the mainstream media in general. the women running for office i think is phenomenal. but we only hear about liberal women running. the same with the youth voice. there are some folks tr

google is silencing a conservative voice on youtube. prager will discuss it. and-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so check back for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. holler at 'em, brun. kicking it live and direct here at the fountain. should i go habanero or maui onion? should i buy a chinchilla? comment below. did i mention i save people $620 for switching? chinchilla update -- got that chinchilla after all. say what up, rocco. ♪ they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> mark: tucker didn't skip town without leaving a something behind. >> tucker: the biggest threat of freedom of expression is not the federal government. it is powerful corporations,in particularly tech corporations. they can fire you for sp

>> why will smith sne actually starred in a youtube channel.hing is will smith international movie star is probably sitting in some swanky house in the middle of nowhere is never going to hear it. >> will? >> boy, do you see me meditate egg? >> you need to check this out. >> i'm trying to get at one with my mind. >> seems he doesn't have the time to get one with his mind, he has to sit down and watch this crazy youtube video. >> what the hell is helly bung gee. >> first i need to know if this is even possible? where? who does this? who's the best in the world? how many people have died doing this. >> so he gets a little minuty will smith and zw a bit of a test flight. so once they feel like they've done enough research, will responds. >> well done, will. >> i got three conditions. one, we do it for charity. >> i mean, man. >> do it, will. >> two, we do it after i finish shooting my movie. i don't want to be in breach ofmy contract. and three, most important, nonnegotiate abno nonnegotiable, we do it over the grand can con. >> this is the guy to

does and apparently the youtube likes us. on and we see those so these are important here's what i see. you know me so you know i can see that it was dark. in the moment. the reason i'm the leader. is in their food rooted in shit you've. been waiting for this excellent baldwin is a sandwich short of a picnic. this person is already a pilgrim they have joined the pilgrimage they understand they get it and we thank you welcome here's another comment from one of the youtube kids it says good should go with people doing their jobs and asking questions great idea using original media concepts so here's a person that really has captured the vision of the great american code. so i like that comment that's a nice one i prefer thank you dennis. here's another you tube observation and a comment when i ran for public office that was part of my theory that if there were more dialogue between individuals across all walks of life. that true healing of a community could occur now there's a pilgrimage people i'm not interested in my opinion

does and apparently the youtube likes us.on and we see those so these are important here's what i see you know me so you know i can see that then it was dark. in the moment. so reason i'm the leader. is in their food or in a ditch. been waiting for this excellent baldwin is a sandwich short of a picnic. this person is already a pilgrim they have joined the pilgrimage they understand it they get it and we thank you welcome here's another comment from one of the youtube kids it says good should go with people doing their jobs and asking questions great idea using original media concepts so here's a person that really has captured the vision of the great american code. so i like that comment that's a nice one i prefer thank you dennis. here's another you tube observation and a comment when i ran for public office that was part of my theory that if there were more dialogue between individuals across all walks of life. that true healing of a community could occur now there's a pilgrimage people i'm not interested in my opinion i'm

se realizÓ un vÍdeo que se ha hecho viral en youtube.a canciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ la idea naciÓ de la propia padre cuando escucharon en medios de comunicaciÓn que a sus hijos les irÍa mejor ocultÁndose. >> hemos visto en escuelas que lo niÑos sufren "bulling", sufren abuso porque lo ve diferente si nosotros no le podemos enseÑar a nuestros niÑos que todo lo niÑos son iguales y que todos merecen el mismo respeto, todos merecen amor y todos merecen ser tratados igual. ♪ ♪ ♪ reportera: cada madre grabÓ su propio vÍdeo dentro de sus carros al mejor estilo "karpool karaoke". >>son ejemplos para nosotros que tenemos familias sanas y no hay esa libertad y ese amor entre la familia. ellos demuestran con la actitud que tienen, son una bendiciÓn. reportera: este vÍdeo fue inspirado en otro en el que se enseÑaba el lenguaje de seÑas britÁnico. en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. patricia: bravo por esas madres y esos niÑos! al volver, hablamos sobre el barcelona y el real madrid en la liga europea. locutor: piensan que al pasar por la frontera no tendrÁn que

and nikolas cruz's activity on the social media platforms such as youtube that the caller said, which is also leading to a tip to the fbi which was not followed up on. so it is a difficult issue to deal with in a comprehensive way. but as you say, there are various initiatives inside and outside of government to try to address the issue. >> we will go clover, wisconsin, and bob is watching there. bob, question or comment? >> caller: comment. i'm a veteran, ma'am. i'm all for guns in the school. no law has stopped a killing. no president has stopped a killing. no walkout is going to stop a killing. we arm our courthouses. we arm our government buildings, and we arm our airplane, and our children are important. i am retired military and in the sense if a teacher is properly trained like we were, they will save lives, and it is not the gun's fault and i am tired of hearing that it is about the weapon. like everybody says, the mental condition of the person, and he could be bullied. look at how young students don't talk to each other like we did as a kid. we were very open to each other a

youtube dot com slash boom bust r t c n x time. at the moment the period of fake. engineer all the central banks of the day don't have the control that they think that they have and once you start to see this being picked up in markets like the gold market and others you know you've got to start to see feed on itself in a big way. from north korea to syria's president donald trump's foreign policy is literally all over the map north korea says it is open to direct talks with washington only to be met with preconditions in syria peace is within view but this is not what the trumpet ministration wants. in some american cities the police have built themselves cling to refutation of people who walk on the streets of the united states who are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect that poor people are no more afraid of the police than of us. who can see something happening and this is like i don't want to. let that happen rather than call the cops in. their lives chasing the with their fingers on the trigger you never

mr speaker, there is widely available on youtube this week, the banned, illegal propaganda videos fromnisation national action, despite the fact that this video has been raised with youtube and with google seven times by the select committee over the last 12 months. despite the fact that they have promised us that that video is illegal and will be taken down, and they had the technology to prevent that being put back up. have you had any indication the government will look into this, mr speaker? and do you share my immense concern that this is one of the richest companies in the world and is failing to meet its basic responsibilities to tackle extremism and protect public safety in this country? grateful for her point of order and i share her intense concern on the matter. national action is a despicable fascist neo—nazi organisation. and my understanding is that it has been prescribed, by the home secretary. if those commitments are being made, they must be honoured. it is open to the committee but it should not be necessary for the committee to demand as a matter of urgency the appea

on youtube. >> for many businesses like his clients, youtube is the right platform.ut it's not for everyone. facebook, instagram, twitter, and the others each have their own dynamic. and success is difficult without understanding those differences. >> each social network has its own community, has its own etiquette. and so the way that you interact with people on facebook is different than the way you interact with people on twitter. or the way you interact with people on ins gra m. >> facebook is great with engaging with a little bit of an older audience. instagram is a younger audience. >> people say link to an article. you can't do that on instagram. you can't link to things. kmeet i comedians blow up on twitter because they write hilarious tweets and everybody retweets it. >> scotty, cofounder of raging mammoth a california based maker of college party items says you should approach social media like you do going to the gym. >> it's going to be completely different if you're trying to gain 15 pounds of muscle or lose 45 pounds of fat. it's completely different on

youtube says its craking down on conspiracy videos.o of youtube says that the company will work to debunk videos embracig conspiracy theories... by including links to wikipedia. the links will include other " third- party" sources...however the company is not identifying any. the company says the move is part of a broader initiative at youtube...to crack down on misinformation and fake news. (pam) in sports... the warriors... without curry, thompson or green... host the lakers... we will have an update...(steve) and the 49ers... busy on day one of n-f-l free agency... gary will tell who who they got... and who they lost... coming up next at 8 new next at 8 new incentive to get to the gym. as a new study reveals a link between exercise and lower risk for certain health disorders. (steve) new tonight at 8. your stamina during exercise could be tied to your risk for dementia according to a new study.(pam) the study found... women with high cardio- vascular fitness or high stamina... had an 88- percent lower risk of dementia.. than woman w

youtube is the right platform. it is not for everyone. facebook, instagram, twitter and the others each have their own dynamic and success is difficult without understanding the differences. >> each social network has its own community, has its own etiquette. and so the way that you interact with people on facebook is so different from the way you interact with people on twitter or different than the way you interact with people on instagram. >> facebook is really great at engaging with a little bit of an older audience, instagram is great for younger audience. >> on facebook, people share articles all the time. and they say, hey, i can't believe this just happened, link to an article. you can't do that on instagram. you can't link to things on instagram. comedians blow up on twitter because they write hilarious tweets and then everybody re-tweets it. >> given these dimpfferent qualities and routines, scotty who is a maker of college party items says to approach social media like you do going to the gym. >> it's go

it's a little bit different with youtube and others bouncing account. people also talk about the monetization. where do you stand on that? >> is not a first amendment issue. it is not the government. you can argue that there is collusion between google and some of the big tech companies like prickly speaking it is not the government that is doing these things with youtube and twitter and all of that. the argument right now is really, it's an interesting one. it is why i like talking to you libertarians so much. is this case with google, because google controls so much information, and because google is number one search engine and the number two is youtube. because their power is now so unique for your ability to connect with people, they have access to all of your email and all of the information basically that you put out there, it is a unique case where the government should step in? i would argue no. that i just don't think the government, i don't think the government does anything well basically and i certainly don't think they can -- the amount of

he was a nine-year veteran of google, youtube's parent company and claims youtube sought to purge e-mails. youtube says it will fight the lawsuit vigorously. >>> tesla's cars may be green and clean but the factory not so much. the fremont plant is being fined $140,000 for air pollution. tesla blamed the situation on the previous occupant. general motors originally built the plant in the 1960s. tesla says most problems have been fixed. >>> so are we headed for an international trade war? president trump's latest economic move and the worldwide fallout, next. >>> we depend on firefighters to save lives. but are we doing enough to protect theirs? we ask thousands of them how they cope with the stress of the job. next, we'll show you the heart breaking results of our nationwide survey. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecas

acusan a un youtuber de liderar una banda de secuestradores.salÍa de su trabajo o y fue interceptada por dos hombres armados que la subieron a la camioneta. la vÍctima finalmente fue rescatada. carolina: en otros temas, siempre escuchamos que usualmente las personas mayores son vÍctimas de estafas por internet. se indica que los millenials, de los 22 a los 37 aÑos, son los mÁs afectados. se encontrÓ que los reportes por fraude en 2017 se duplicaron en estos jÓvenes, al igual que en personas mayores. los robos mÁs comunes son a travÉs de redes sociales e internet. javier: el tema de las estafas, yo pienso que no destaca entre personas jÓvenes, todo el mundo puede caer. es necesario ser preparado para este tipo de cosas, el final. carolina: tenemos un invitado de lujo en la ediciÓn digital. bienvenido, cÓmo estÁs? happy ending es un espacio que cuenta de manera paradÓjica las ventajas del sistema econÓmico del paÍs. javier: tenemos a presentar este programa que verÁs el jueves aquÍ, a travÉs de las pantallas, nos va a hacer entender. >> las notic

their show was mostly youtube clips. >> i watched one of their sketches on youtube, then at the end jordanging. that's the way networks make money. that's where the profit is, is on the network, is broadcasting. >> we didn't know this was going to happen. you'd have told me substitute teacher was going to have 98 million hits online, i'm like, what? >> uh, do you mean jacqueline? >> okay. so that's how it's gonna be. y'all wanna play. okay, then. i got my eye on you. >> in the aggregate we're approaching 1 billion hits. >> ski and peel. a billion? like what, what? >> [ bleep ] get out, you're off the show. sorry, chef. >> because you should be working in the finest restaurant in the world. >> thank you,chef. just not any world that i live in. >> one of the things humor in comedy does is it gets your attention. it comes in the form of a joke, it comes in the form of satire, if it has an entertainment value, people will listen to it. >> working off of something that's in pop culture is very satisfying because it gives everyone a sense that we're all in on it. in a fractured age where people

today's first installment of kevin's youtube original series "what the fit" features the comedian andst conan o'brien taking on sumo wrestling. >> i got him where i want him! >> how did it feel to get your [ bleep ] whooped? >> that was funny when you first took your shirt off. i was laughing. when he walked out, we were like, whoa, whoa whoa, i dont know if we can put this on tv! >> turn around. look the other way. >> help me out. james. james, james. james! >> "e.t." was behind the scenes for kevin's upcoming body building episode with james corden. >> we going legs? >> let's go legs. >> oh, no, no. no! >> the series will also have goat yoga with khloe kardashian and a day at the rodeo with "snl's" leslie jones. >> that's just a little miniature cowboy. >> involving the personalities that i love the most and putting us in experiences where we're fish out of water, i think you make good tv. >> now, before you laugh at anybody, i made the mistake of trying to work out with kevin. it was disastrous for me. as for when we'll see kevin back on the big screen, he's got the upcoming comedy

you all know, very, very disturbing, and in september of 2017, the shooter posted a comment on a youtube video that read, quote, i'm going to be a professional school shooter, end of quote, and the creator of the video flagged the comment, and reported it to the fbi, and the september 2017 tip was routed to the fbi's west virginia call center according to what the fbi has told the committee, the responsible fbi agents did not believe they had enough agents to identify the shooter who made the youtube post. the fbi then closed the case. then on january the 5th, this year, the fbi received a call from the shooter who knew the woman well, and she described a troubling young man who posted pictures of mutilated animals and guns on social media, and the shooter described the shooter as homicidal with homicidal ideals. and then gave the names to four people in his social immediamed accounts saying quote, i want to the kill people, end quote. and the caller also expressed her concern that he may try to get into a school and shoot the place up, end quote. the call-taker concluded that there was

comcast or youtube? >> yes to all because that is where this market is going. traditional viewing experience , the original model put up your antenna to get their content through those radio airwaves of broadcast television morphing into cable and satellite the only way to get content was having that direct connection to the consumer to what we look at today that you don't have to make the investment or have that set-top box we fought this proceeding a couple years ago the fcc is trying to entrench that set-top box that is not what the consumers want they want to get the content that they want but they want to do that through an application more entrants are coming into the space you see people building their own network and that is a huge value to consumers and i think that is where receive the future the competitors will be google, facebook, apple, and netflix and comcast and charter and verizon as well but today with the terrestrial video product we never competed with one another but in that application world you have a lot of different players competing wi