youtube could blow up. we are all watching youtube on her phone connected skyrocket. the day i had to make my budget decision and make it with the team is the day i will split that up. that might change hour-by-hour as well. i hope that google is paying attention to what facebook and twitter are doing. their ceos invest their time and money, whereas markets like mark zuckerberg has been better at staying less bias in his own personal views. he has a view of what progressive america is, but he tries not to influence politics as much. there are people that try to directly influence it. i will be curious to see if they will walked on the bias of other companies and keep youtube as an equal playing field. aret now, conservatives already saying they have been shut out of youtube. videos of valued within their algorithm -- are valued within their algorithm. ofre is still a lot faith-based people and they believe in what that means. i hope google would not cut that out. emily: you have been accused of crossing the line, of suppressing the black folks. you hired in virginia l

they using youtube and instagram. and legally allowed to join these sites, but unsurprisingly, none have actually read the terms. you agree to waive and hereby to waive any legal or equitable rights or remedies you may have against youtube with respect... whether or not you have the acad or are locked into facebook. i did not know that. but it is a bit creepy. everything is so long. it is all a sneaky of them to put it like that. kids will look at it and just skip past it, i guess. the bbc has analysed the privacy policies of 15 popular websites and apps, including facebook and youtube, and found that most facebook and youtube, and found that m ost ta ke facebook and youtube, and found that most take half an hour to read, and all of them need a university level education to be properly understood, despite an eu wide law that mandates that companies use clear and plain language and their policies, especially when directed at children. facebook google and others say that they are constantly improving their terms and mak

youtube could blow up. we are all watching youtube on our phones and it will skyrocket. the day i had to make my budget decision and make it with the team is the day i will split that up. that might change hour-by-hour as well. i hope that google is paying attention to what facebook and twitter are doing. they are even a bigger company. probably even more honest, especially their ceo. they invest their time and money, whereas markets like mark zuckerberg has been better at saying less biased in his own personal views. he has a view of what progressive america is, but he tries not to influence politics as much. there are people that try to directly influence it. i will be curious to see if they are able to swap down the bias of other companies and keep youtube as an equal playing field. right now, conservatives are already saying they have been shut out of youtube. videos are valued within their -- and the valued within their algorithm. conservative messages in america are important. there is still a lot of faith-based people and they believe in what that means. i hope go

such as searching for the earth is plat on youtube. mr. deutch: your response is a box that says nope, the earth is not flat. you recently decided not to ban info wars, can you explain that? do you use a strikes model like youtube? ms. bickert: we do use a strikes model. what that means is if a page or profile or group is posting content and some of that violates our policies, we'd always remove the violating post at a certain point and it depends on the nature of the content that is violating our policies. at a certain point we would also remove the page or profile or group at issue. mr. deutch: the question is, how many strikes does a conspiracy theorist, who attacks grieving parents and student survivors of mass shootings, how many strikes are they entitled to before they can no longer post those kinds of horrific attacks? ms. bickert: i want to be very clear that allegation that is survivors of a tragedy like park lapd are crisis actors. that violates ourpolicy. we remove that content. as we continue to remove any violations from the i

issa: i am sorry you are from youtube. i understand the request was for google and you are a subsidiary. you may find this not as on point, but there are similar examples, but i will phrase this in a google corporate fashion, if you don't mind. last month, google provided a the california gop, the official website of the republican party in california that unfortunately, because of a decision made by wikipedia not to discipline and control their own content, had a reference to nazism for the republican party. i am a big supporter of emerging technologies, and i will always defend that things can happen in emerging technology that are unintended and over time, they get corrected. each of your three companies in the many companies that your companies have acquired deal with that everyday. was a youngere company, it was a blue box reference company, meaning that by definition, what you did was if i clicked on -- if i google search to something, what i would end up with is a list of places i could click on and go to. in the ca

now everybody here, obviously, has used youtube. it brings people together. it helps form unique online communities like gamers, filmmakers, and musicians. but there are also several of these communities that are a little more niche. and we thought we take a look at some of these smaller communities in a segment we call "youtube subcommunities." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: first up, you may be familiar with youtube videos that show bloopers from tv shows and movies. but you may not know that there's a very small youtube channel that features bloopers exclusively from funerals. [ audience oohs ] let's watch some funeral bloopers. [ laughter ] >> this one of the hardest things i've ever had to do. my father -- he was my role model. he was -- [ crash ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> i don't like speaking in front of people. so i took some beta blockers. but then, i drank a little bit, too. [ laughter ] ♪ [ horn honking ] >> she was such a firecracker. as you all know, she never would take no for an answer. and she would -- [ lau

this would mean sites like youtube, facebook or tumblr sharing revenues with publishers — youtube already extent— and being liable if their users infringe copyright. the plan has been welcomed by the music, film and tv industry — but it's highly controversial — as our technology correspondent rory cellanjones explained recently on our business live programme. an absolute storm in certain corners of the internet, it is seen by 70 tech leaders including the creator of the world wide web, saying this could be end of the internet as we know it but it seems to have made little political splash. articles 13 and 11 which put much more duty on websites to police copyright. article 13 says they've got to check all the time that they are not letting their users upload copyright material. you'd think that was simple enough. this will not affect the likes of facebook and google because they have got the power to do this, they got the resources to do this, they got the resources to do this. the theory is, from those objecting, this will put huge pressure on tiny websites which could face big fines if

>> with google's power behind it, youtube was able to grow in a way the startup never could. >> youtube'sosted last night's democratic presidential debate. the questions came from users of the site. >> if you were elected president of the united states, would you allow us to be married? >> i don't think that any of us could have possibly predicted the role that social networks would play in the u.s. presidential elections. >> candidates are gaining political supporters the way social networkers find friends. the potential voting audience is immense. myspace.com sees up to 56 million unique visitors a month and about 80% are voting age. >> while both campaigns hope their supporters spread the word, obama is friended almost seven times more than mccain. >> the obama campaign happened around the time when social media was experiencie ining a c of age. >> barack obama created a movement behind him. he's the first candidate eve ever seen who had an organization he brought together, the internet and the community organizing. >> the obama had the internet. he had myspace and facebook. it certain

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school day, and maxwell and nola are relaxing at their friend ella's home with the help of the —— youtubed are legally allowed tojoin children are 13 and are legally allowed to join these sites, but unsurprisingly, none have actually read the terms. you agree to waive and hereby do waive any legal or equitable rights or remedies you may have against youtube. .. user services, whether or not you are logged into facebook. services, whether or not you are logged into facebooklj services, whether or not you are logged into facebook. i didn't know that. that's creepy. everything is so that. that's creepy. everything is so long, such a wall of tax. it is almost sneaky of them, to put it like that, so that kids would look at it and just skip past it, i guess. the bbc has analysed the privacy policies of 15 popular websites and apps, including facebook and youtube, and found that most of them take half an hour to read and all of them require a university level education to be properly understood, and that's despite an eu wide law that mandates companies use clear and plain language in their polic

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for facebook and youtube, this is a nightmare.video uploaded per minute, how do they get it? hugely cost intensive and scary and that is why they are trying to fight back. we have many more stories to get our teeth stuck into later. i will have another expert to discuss that in detail. heavy fighting has continued in southern syria, as government forces try to recapture daraa province — one of the last rebel strongholds. the un says at least 270,000 people — a third of the population — have fled their homes since the assault began two weeks ago. many of the displaced have gone towardsjordan and the israeli—occupied golan heights — but the border crossings remain closed. our middle east editorjeremy bowen reports from the region. here in damascus, the atmosphere has felt very different, much more peaceful, ever since syrian forces, with the help of the russians, eliminated the last rebel enclaves around the city back in the spring. now they are on the march again, down in the south of the country, and they seem to be heading for an

>> i think that youtube from google will play big role. as we see cable tv move over to internet-based shows, the continued use of watching antent on the internet is significant change from tv. i think youtube will play a larger role than in 2016. emily: how so? >> where eyeballs go. eyeballs are finite. you can only place them so many times. watching facebook four hours this year, next year three hours of facebook and one hour of youtube, that changes. i think youtube and google continues to work on that platform. they continue to put a lot of valueand understand the of that platform. we will watch it closely. things now. it for probably more now than in 2016, even this early out. emily: how will you divide your budget between digital tv and -- >> it is too early to make that decision. youtube could blow up. if it skyrockets, it will change my budget. but i make that decision with the team is the day i will split that up. it could change hour-by-hour as we see the data come in. i hope that google is paying attention to what they's book an

youtube stepping in. its services run by google.ent "content that endangers children is unacceptable to us. alongside experts in child safety to make pure we have strictolicies and are aggressily enforcing them. given this channel owner's previous strikes for violating our guidelines weary moving allts i chaels. th subscribers and the coupl insisted these prank were harmless. wisdom over to you. the 2018 espy awards wereeld> in downtown los angeles. even thoughe didn't attend the show d.c.'s o alex fact he made history.er in he is the first nhl player to win the best male athlete. best nfl playe tom brady, best nba lebrones, best mlb athlete, mike trout. houston astros best team. >>> it's official manny machado headed to los angeles to play for t dodgers. >> be gentle.nked a deal. upset. >> i'm upset, too. to bring the all-star short stop to t west coast. five players from the dodgers tor. th dodgers will introduce manny machado on friday when they host the brewers. i'm hurt by this, t it's better in the long run for manny. it's not

youtube could blow up.e are all watching it on our phones and if it skyrockets, it will change my budget. when i make that decision with the team is the day i will split that up. it could change hour-by-hour as we see the data come in. i hope that google is paying attention to what facebook and twitter is doing. they are an even bigger company, they are probably even more biased. their ceo actually invests time and money into the races. whereas mark zuckerberg has been better at trying to stay less biased with his own personal views. he has a view of what he thinks progressive america is, but he tries not to influence politics as much, where others try to directly influence it. i will be curious if they can keep youtube as an even playing field. i think conservatives are starting to say they have been shut out of youtube videos. videos are devalued in the algorithm. the conservative message in america is important. there are still a lot of faith-based people in the country. they believe in what that means.

i think youtube and google continue to work on that platform. they continue to put a lot of focus and understand the value of that platform. we will watch it closely. we are using it for things now. probably more now than in 2016, even this early out. emily: how will you divide your budget between digital tv and -- mr. parscale: it is too early to make that decision. youtube could blow up. if it skyrockets, it will change my budget. when i make that decision with the team is the day i will split that up. it could change hour-by-hour as we see the data come in. i hope that google is paying attention to what facebook and twitter is doing. they are probably even more bias. their ceo actually invests time and money into the races. mark zuckerberg has been better at trying to stay less bias with his own personal views. he has a view of what he thinks progressive america is, but he tries not to influence politics so much, where others try to directly influence it. i will be curious if they can keep youtube as an even playing field. now, i think the se

the nasdaq jumped 67. >>> youtube says it's cracking down on fake news. quote, authoritative news sources more prominent, particularly during breaking news events. youtube says it wants to counter fake videos posted following news events with stories that provide more accurate information. >>> and anne-marie, guess what, all's right with the world. the international house of burgers is back to being the international house of pancakes. in case you had any doubts, ihop admits its sudden name change was just a publicity stunt. the pancake chain wanted to promote its new burger menu, so last month it started using ihob on social media, website and instore promotions, but yesterday the "p" was back. on twitter, they said we'd never turn our back on pancakes, except for that one time we faked it to promote our burgers. >> oh, that time. we'll just forget all about it. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, something new in the supermarket aisle. some customers are getting health advice that's helped one man

this would mean sites like youtube, facebook or tumblr sharing revenues with publishers — youtube alreadyan extent — and being liable if their users infringe copyright. despite protests from web firms, the move has been welcomed by the creative industry. geoff taylor represents the uk music industry. necessary and overdue. for many yea rs necessary and overdue. for many years we necessary and overdue. for many yea rs we have necessary and overdue. for many years we have been having these outdated regulations set in the late nineties. that has meant there has been a lack of clarity in the legal framework which has undermined the ability of creatives to get paid. with us is our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. what is the other side of the story. a lobbying battle going on. a lot of people from the tech firms, leading figures like the founder of wikipedia saying it will have all sorts of consequences. if you make every site that lets users share material, apply a filter to stop it going out. they say that risks censoring the internet and throwing a blanket over free expression a

did the lawmakers get the answers they wanted from facebook, twitter and youtube?he one issue they agree on is that they didn't get those a nswe i’s. is that they didn't get those answers. how do you define fake news? when you pull it down? the person representing twitter said this needs to be a safe place for freedom of speech, but then they came back and said are you and use company or a publisher? they said thatis company or a publisher? they said that is something they are not. it isa that is something they are not. it is a murky area as to how they were going to do this, however they say they are making waves that they are working with people to try and work within what lawmakers are asked in, they are not convinced. a lot of questions. at a time when trade tensions and trade tariffs between the united states and its partners japan and the european union have done the opposite, signing a historic free trade deal. this agreement removes almost all tariffs and covers nearly one third of the world's economy. rupert has more from tokyo. this is a huge and public h

this will do is make it difficult to manage. 400 hours of video uploaded onto youtube every minute.o labour intensive to go through that. what will be the outcome? the european parliament committee support this. it has to just be formalised. what will it mean for the artist? it is terrible for small companies. the fact is we shouldn't be uploading copyrighted material to the general public without the right permission. that is what is right and wrong. you have to go back to what is right and wrong. artist don't make a penny and they rely on their content and their talent. if their music video is not shared at all because people are worried about copyright infringement, is that not worse for them? how many artist became really famous on myspace? they put their things up and they were picked up by scouts. we don't want to stifle creativity. imagine a young artist saying i can't do this because i can't afford it. i think there is a balance. from my point of view they have the right perspective. all right. ok. we are not sitting on the fence on that one. doctor in demand, ba bylon fence

the national archives has restored several hundred of these films, and posted them to the youtube channel. announcer: on september 12, 1918, under the command of general john j pershing, that u.s. army launched the first independent offense of of world war i. next on "reel america" author and historian mitchell yockelson and french world war battlefield guide guillaume molzan provide commentary for a 1918 silent film. it was titled the st. mihiel drive. the town is about 175 miles east of paris. mitchell: it is september 1918. the americans are about to undertake the first independent action against the enemies there because that was formed in september of 1914. is that correct? guillaume: that is correct. the germans had a big offensive and surrounded the town. mitchell: there is pershing at his headquarters. this would have been in leenee. this was a surprise attack against the germans who were vacating the area. guillaume: we see a bulge around this town of st mihiel which is west of that map. you see the landscape. part of the offense of his starting from the big plain and had to reac

live streaming on youtube and twitch on esports. >> it is a game which is as compelling and exciting for people to watch as it is to play whether it is watching your favorite twitch or youtube style ninja what is the biggest streamer in the world is a streamer of fortnite he had drake play with hem that's a massive part why it is successful it crossed over into the pop culture. >>> do you think you can continue this and stretch it out like pokÉmon go >> it came and went fast, but fortnite won't go anywhere they launched on ios and increased the player base. once they launch on other mobiles it will increase again. >> we had a gamer who says he plays four to eight hours a day, how long do you play >> i haven't quite hit that number i play one or two hours a day when i get the time, but i have two kids finding the time to game is tough. >> glad to hear that it sounds moderate thank you for your time. >> thanks very much. >>> now here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money" the economy created 213,000 jobs last month more than the 195,000 economists ha

and i started posting videos to youtube, and slowly but surely people started watching them.nd i was working as a tax accountant at that time too. so, you know, i was trying to balance working and making videos. and then the more videos that i made, i think people started just to pay attention. robert: yeah, yeah, it takes a lot to be a tax accountant in terms of intellectual brainpower. but creativity-wise, it probably was not something that was fulfilling you, right? rosendale: yeah, yeah. i remember working anywhere from 60 to 70 hours every week, you know, doing taxes. and then anytime i had time, i would be writing lyrics, or working on a collaboration with a producer, or posting a video to youtube. and yeah, it was just way more fulfilling for me to make music. robert: give me an idea here, we've been talking about writing as sort of the theme of our show, songwriting. and i think, you know, there's a lot of different ways to talk about songwriting. but for you, what was like happening internally, you know, that you needed to be able to put on paper, as well as somethin

since then, 3,000 videos and millions of hits on our website and youtube. i think that was the hardest thing for people, when they buy a used instrument, there's a lot of things that can go wrong. seeing a video and what it sounds like is key to developing a trust with the customer that could be very far away, in a different country. >> the videos bring piece of mind to purchasers of used instruments and customers access to new accordions, ones they would never be able to access otherwise. beyond the commerce, he knows the core of business growth comes from nurturing of a vibrant community of active players. >> we are trying to get people to learn to play to get to a point they are comfortable, enjoying it. our thought is that, you know, if they keep making progress, they are going to keep buying accordions and accessories. >> that means providing lessons which he does online and in the store. >> we don't fill in the gaps and have an artist and resident that is available to teach here or via skype or facetime. >> want to try that? >> hosting events where st

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i understand youtube does pay artists, the copy right laws exist and if material is licenced by youtube is laws that are 20—year—old. big platforms have been able to hide behind the laws to pay very little. artists receive about a 20th from youtube to what they would receive from spotify. people publish material and maybe i upload something on youtube and somebody uses an image or a video to make a parody and this has some reuse of copy right material. it seems to be the contention of the thing that we are looking at today that these platforms should identify anything that are user uploads that might infringe somebody else's copy right. that is happening with fifa. they're going around, looking at people cheering in front of a match where there is a goal being scored and they're removing people's tweets and videos on the basis of copy right. that is probably legal. is there something wrong with that? yes it is probably leg in the uk to do that, you're not really infringing, doing anything to damage fifa's revenues. what you're doing is showing everybody the excitement about football. th

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and citing communicate standards. youtube yanked 3 videos. youtube has had a contentious relationship penalizing them when host jones said survivors from parkland were reading scripted lines. blocking fake news is not always a benefit to some conservative users. >> tucker: thanks. charlie is the opinion editor at the "new york times." great to you see you. i could not help noticing, the big story in washington is at kaitlan collins in cnn was prevented from covering an event at the white house. he worked for me for years. she is a fair and descent person and i don't think she should have been prevented from covering anything. cnn has been a martyr for free speech for the last 24 hours. at the same time they are telling us how important it is that people should say what they think, they are agitating for jones to be pulled off youtube. he has a point of view and cnn is trying to squelch it. >> i space shuttle columbi in fl of theirac session. the only story you would see about youtube pulling jones videos would be a celebration for manageing to get their way on that story. i look at al

has a lot of unlicensed content up there, and youtube don't ta ke content up there, and youtube don'to websites like youtube, like wikipedia, said that these measures will stifle creativity, will amount to censorship. what is your response to that argument? absolutely not. i think it is smoke and mirrors. it is easy to say that, because obviously, they have wanted to drum up a lot of support to get this directive voted down. they have succeeded, u nfortu nately. down. they have succeeded, unfortunately. they have a lot more money than we have. but it is not about censorship at all. it is literally just about fair payment. so youtube just need to keep an eye on what has been uploaded to their site, and then for anything that is in copyright, like music our members create, they should be paying a fair licence fee for that. and as we heard, this will go back for more discussion. for the moment, thank you very much. time to take a look at the latest weather forecast. hello, anita. many of us have some sunshine again across the uk, but there is a bit more cloud across scotla nd there is a

older brother zach is her youtube costar. >> what's up, everybody?ter: he also shoots, edits, and coproduces her videos. does it make it easier that your brother is on the other side of the camera? >> yes, it does. my brother and i will play off of each other sometimes and it helps. because my brother and i get along really, really well. >> sine, cosine -- >> reporter: mom home schools sophie to accommodate the busy travel schedule. and dad mike is not only road crew, but the performance equipment she performs with, mike builds it. sophie's the halftime show for a college basketball game at madison square garden. how do you get warmed up for a show like this? >> one thing i do is jump up and down like a lot. >> we can do that together. am i doing it right? >> getting super excited. imagine my routine. go out there. just perform my heart to the audience. >> and kick some butt? >> yeah, kick some butt. >> done. >> reporter: after hair, makeup, rehearsing, stretching, more stretching, and some setup by dad, it's showtime. ♪ ♪ with dad as her stagehand,

we see youtube doing other things. about the reports that was fascinating is payments to mobile operators, to have their ads placed or mobile ads placed in more and more places. those payments have increased by a quarter. though not afraid of spending money in order to generate effectively. a lot more money has been placed onto google search. 0nce you get beyond the big numbers,. you've got to spend money to make money. china's president xijinping has demanded an investigation after a scandal over vaccines produced by the country's second biggest pharmaceutical firm. ricohjoins us from our ricoh joins us from our asia business up. what more do you know about this? this scandal and the investigation combined seen the stock prices of major pharmaceutical companies falling this week after one of the country's latest vaccine manufacturers was found to have falsified records and distributed 250,000 faulty vaccines for children. the name of this company is changsheng industrial and it's the second scandal involving the compa

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spaces >> the beautiful thing about youtube, it costs nothing.ou can find that audience and something that works >> and for those youtube creators who don't have 10,000 sk subscribers is, youtube does have that for you. >>> the netflix series "house of cards" returned yesterday for its final season let's take a look. >> happy independence day to me. ♪ >> not so unsubtle there to the fire of kevin spacey the interesting thing that we've got there is that president underwood now, madam president underwood will look to direct to the camera and be the narrator role that kevin spacey had before which was the unique aspect and his double role >> you wonder how they're going to recover from the loss of a main star in dramatic fashion. you have to see the season if she can carry it off, i bet she can. >> she's always princess buttercup to me. speaking of delivery to the himalayas, here on the floor with wilfred frost >> i'll be on "closing bell" later today. >>> major indices, the dow up 140 points the s&p up 0.5%. that will do it for "squawk alley" over

. >> they used youtube, uploading content directly to viewers from workouts to commentary on living a life with balance, joining the millions of content crear with their channel fitness blender. >> a beautiful thing about youtube and one of my favorite ohings is it costs nothing fail. so you can try over and over again until you find that audience a find something that works. >> while start-up f costsor would-be influencers, adndrtisers are speg big bucks to partner with socmel a stars in order to reach new audiences. $2 billion will be spent on instagram influencer marketing is year alone. obviously, ance influenr marketing company works with 150 br tds, connectinm to more than 450,000 influencers in the ork. >> great content. >> companies care about influencer marketing because m's reall an evolution of celebrityarketing. we're seeing their budgets triple, quadruple and sometimest 10x jus from last year to this year. >> while many work with influencers on the side, it is possible to make it a full-time job with the dedication and the unique aeerhetic. >> ahree years and hundred of v

channel youtube dot com slash view kick off see you once said the law is on you. after a weekend playing golf in scotland u.s. president donald trump is heading to the finish capital helsinki there he'll meet with russian president vladimir putin on monday their summit is going ahead despite the indictment of twelve russian intelligence agents on charges of meddling in the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election but fans are not pleased with either leader and thousands of them have been making their feelings known on helsinki streets. protests have got a head start on tomorrow's summit about fifteen hundred demonstrators have been marching through the streets of how sinky and more protest events are planned but up to two thousand security personnel are to be on duty to ensure the meeting goes smoothly. there's a dime a dozen of course is always a challenge to ensure security at such a high level meeting but we've had quite a lot of experience of this sort of thing in finland just three weeks to plan it all wasn't very much but we are well prepared for the guard sto

we welcome everyone to this morning's hearing on facebook, youtube, google and twitter. i begin by recognizing myself for an opening statement. today, we can to the how social media companies alter content on their platforms. at our last year in which we held in april, this committee congress, members of social media personalities, legal experts and representatives of the news media industry, to better understand the concerns filtering. content despite our invitations, facebook, google and twitter declined to send witnesses today, we have them here. since our last hearing, we have seen numerous efforts by these companies to improve transparency. conversely, we have also seen stories of content that is still being fairly restrict -- unfairly restricted. just before july 4, facebook automatically blocked a post from a texas newspaper that. it claimed contained hate speech. they then asked of the favor to review the contents of its page and remove anything that did not comply with facebook's policy. that text at issue was the declaration of independence. think about that fo

their show was mostly youtube clips. >> i watched one of their sketches on youtube, then at the end jordane broadcast show? they're like begging. 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 and 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

channel youtube dot com slash did have you see you want lloyd on you tube. and on to tennis or actually have a has become the first tournament to win wimbledon in more than twenty years she beat serena williams in a one sided final to add to the australian and us open titles she won in two thousand and sixteen. one have never won here the other has seven wimbledon titles to have now but she found she kept after overawed by serina williams out of the occasion on center court she didn't show it the germans tactic of forcing her opponent to make errors paid dividends in the first set and then williams tightened up her game in the second it was too late so tonight. profiles of the groundwork have victory was come for one champion congratulating a new one at the next. traverse the first german woman since steffi graf in one thousand nine hundred ninety six to get her hands on the wimbledon title. and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you germany has offered to take in fifty of the four hundred fifty migrants who were rescued from a floating b

facebook and youtube. youtube is owned by google. what about the three after that?cebook messenger, instagram and what's out all owned by facebook. what outcome the loss of those has 800 million users around the world. 800 million. twitter only has about 300 million users. twitter is way down on the list. it's actually not that important. don't tell the president but it really isn't that important. in terms of how it affects peoples lives and he was on it. it is important descriptive within certain community. it's more important north america and western europe than is in the rest of the world. if the more important among celebrities and other groups within the united states. they use for certain purposes but in terms of like it's effect globally and its effect on politics, it is not as anywhere near the top seven -- four of the seven on by facebook. what about we chat? we chat has about 850 million users, which is a lot. it is an amazing surface. it does everything for you. you lived through we chat if you're in china. through we chat you can take up library books,

thing we're going to promote videos in youtube's case from a few established brands. it seems really hard to get right. do you feel like there's being enough progress made quickly enough on this say, before, i don't know, pick a date? the november election? >> well, i agree it's a hard problem. and nezle my own personal feed because i follow a lot of journalists has a lot of people talk about this. just today there was a buzz feed article. this is in the news every day and all the big players are doing things and most of them are saying it's not enough. one of the strategies that we're doing is we think that none of these systems are going to be perfect. none of the systems are partnering are going to be perfect on their opponent so we thought if we aggregate them altogether it's probably like the least imperfect systems. kind of like the sites that aggregate movie reviews. that may sound crass to be aggregating ratings of newser is visions but every site will have it's own approach. we thought if we take them and aggregate them together, that's the least imperfect ap

youtube deleaded four of his videos. one called, quote, how to prevent liberalism, which showed an adult shoving a child to the ground. jooub said the clips violated the violence policy. the video service also gave him a strike, meaning he can't live stream on youtube for three months. we were talking about jones before. yesterday, we were talking about facebook saying his info war conspiracy theories don't violate the community standards. his recent controversy, saying special counsel robert mueller runs a pedophilia ring. >> let's take you live to washington this morning. there are questions about whether the nation's top diplomat has any idea what president trump promised behind closed doors with russian president vladimir putin. >> it comes amid more questions about the president's new trade deal. tracie potts joins us live on capitol hill this morning to break down some of these important questions for us. good morning. >> good morning. it starts with trade. that's what the president will focus on in illinois today.

, you have youtube, you have amazon prime, the whole industry is changing and this deal is just partg and this deal isjust part of that change. now, president trump has long boasted that he can deliver significantly higher growth than any of his predecessors. and the latest data that will be released today might actually show its best numbers in four years. economists remain sceptical of his claims. because right now, our country is dying of 196 right now, our country is dying of 1% gdp. we at 3.3% gdp. i see no reason why we don't go to four, five, and even 6%. we already hit at 3.2%, andi five, and even 6%. we already hit at 3.2%, and i think we are going to be seeing fours and five ‘s too. economic growth has been central to donald trump's message, both on the campaign trailand in donald trump's message, both on the campaign trail and in the white house. gdp numbers will be announced tomorrow sometime. i do not know what they are but i think they are going to be terrific. and on friday, he may see a milestone he has long been waiting for. we are growing rapidly, we are going to ge

an undervalued, even still asset of google >> i mean, youtube is the number one ad-supported globalideo platform the checks that we have performed on the research side just indicate that youtube is doing really well in terms of engagement and ad growth i think instagram tv has potential to kind of actually make an impact in the space, because they need content. i think they need content and need to invest in more professional content i think instagram writ large is absolutely killing it, is the shining light within facebook. that's a big reason to own facebook right now despite the potential for deceleration for usage and revenue at core face but we are bullish on facebook going into the quarter and overall. i just wanted to respond to the comments about the apple car i just have the view that wamo is so far ahead in the space they have many more miles driven autonomously they have many more actual miles and are commercializing. so they will be live in phoenix as we get to the second half of this year. and i would just look at wamo as being within alphabet. we think the evaluation t