i must admit, whenever i dip into youtube, i feel like i must admit, whenever i dip into youtube, ifeelhenever i dip into youtube, i feel like i am seeing ads all the time, whether i like it or not. i find it all the time, whether i like it or not. ifind it interesting. all the time, whether i like it or not. i find it interesting. that is about getting the balance right in terms of the content. and the advertising. and how interrupting that is. i think getting the better balance varies important for them but as i said earlier, the subscription model they are looking at in the youtube space is something that will generate more income for judd —— that youtube over time. that will generate more income for judd -- that youtube over time. we will leave it there. more on google on our website. take a look at that if you would like more details. now let's talk about angela merkel. germany's chancellor angela merkel has spent her second day injapan meeting with prime minister shinzo abe. between brexit and the ongoing us—china trade war, the two countries are strengthening their economic ties.

but also for our newer subscription businesses, youtube premium and youtube tv, which have higher cac as a percentage of revenues. emily: joining us to discuss in, have crawfords we and in new york we have -- crawford, what are the key highlights you would pull out here? investors seem to be focusing on margins and capex. >> as you said, this is not a revenue problem. this has been an operating margin problem. we saw that even though revenue in the core advertising business was quite strong and even though revenue in some of the other revenue, which would be things like pixel and google home, actually beat expectations slightly, they just are having to pay more for some of the services that they want to create. i mean, if you believe in the long game here, if you believe that this company is really going to develop over the top services, they are going to have to pay more for them and you have to adjust your model in terms of what they are going to pay for their services, particularly for their partners. i think google really is going to be -- trying to be the video disruptor here, an

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is trying t tackle the giant youtube with their own platforms. so yes, there's more choices for advert but ultimately the advertisers will go where the eye balls are. thebas are still at these big platforms. >> repter: and one reason viacom just bought pluto tv, an ad-supported digital video service. we'll see if youtube can take steps to keep big brands from ditching its user-generated content. i'm juliaoorstin in los angeles. >>> investors take a slice out of domino's, and that's where wn be tonight's market focus with the pizza chain missing bo earningsnd revenue estimates. its same-store sales in the u.s. al came in shy of expectations. nonetheless, domino's ceo says overall he's happy with the results. >> we're actually quite pleased with the result particularly when you take a look at our business in the u.s. we've continued to have deliver double-digit retail sales growth in the u.s. 31 consecutive quarters of positive same-store sales and 5.6 for the quarter we were very happy with. disappointed in the international co . >>separately, dom

. >> the creepy and dangerous challenge targeting kids on youtube. >> there is nothing funny about that and is extraordinarily harmful. >> the kpix 5 news at 7 p.m. starts now. tonight 3600 people along thurussian river are under evacuation orders and it is easy to see why. good evening. the concern tonight, the river has yet to crest. here is a look at who is impacted. two dozen communities from jenner to wilson grove, including guerneville where we have sthenworse of it. seen the worse of it. wilson walker has been along the russian river all day long. >> reporter: guerneville, a town submerged. the water that sort of spreads out around there now covers other communities. as best as i could get to guerneville, it is impossible. a couple decided to leave their home. they were stuck on an island in their home but they had a canoe and they rolled it out and took me for a tour around. >> i took it down a the bottom of my driveway and we are off. neighborhood floating 4 to 8 feet above the streets of forestville. >> this is one of the many sections of the road, and this is a very low spot

youtube announces new guidelines for users with one-time warnings. will the rules be enough to avoid intervention from regulators? to the top story, is bitcoin back? the cryptocurrency is approaching $4000 for the first time since the start of the year. the boost comes after last week's announcement that jpmorgan has developed a prototype coin that it wants to use to speed up payments between corporate customers. with a boost last? two discussed we are joined by -- -- joined by spencer. is bitcoin back? has been way overdue for a bear market bounds. it is still working off of the bear market in oversold conditions. if you look at the major indicators. these have been synonymous with bottoms in the past. they show the market is far away from a typical bottom you would normally see emily: spencer, -- c. emily: spencer, i presume you would disagree? >> it has never left. it has always been here. are we going to see all-time highs? probably not yet. for now, the interest in the space has not seated with the price. emily: do you think it has hit bottom? >

particularly about youtube. it is about $8 billion or $9 billion of run rate, relatively high-margin. i agree that it is requiring a lot of investment, and that is pinching profitability in the near term. this company, historically, alphabet, has gotten the benefit of the doubt from the shareholders for making a long-term bets, not just the near term operating expenses. back some of the crazier areas. they have focused on three areas that can drive growth. most long-term investors will give them the benefit of the doubt. emily: they are continuing their share buyback program. take a listen to porat on the call just moments ago. ruth: finally, on capital allocation, our primary use continues to be sick -- to support organic growth, followed by retaining flexibility for acquisitions. after taking these needs into account, our board has authorized the repurchase of up to an additional $12.5 billion of our class c stock. emily: presumably, that is welcome news to investors. crawford, you do your own market research.

a disabled youtuber. youtuber we well. indeed.te having disabilities and chronic illness, and deafness — all that kind of thing. pointing out that i don't sound deaf is probably the first thing that most people do when i meet them. the media world can seem quite difficult to break into, especially for disabled people. if you have a chronic illness, how are you going to start as a runner and build your way up to doing something? whereas when you're a youtuber you're straight in there. first day you're making a video and you're putting it out there. we have become more open about our issues. the millennium generation grew up with the tech and we mastered it, to an extent, and the next generation is doing a betterjob, sometimes. i'll be happy learning new stuff and learning new tech and everything. so that's a rap on vidcon london. hope you guys enjoyed watching. take care, guys, and sav out. thanks, sav. brilliant stuff, that's savan gandecha. now, over the last few weeks, we've been chatting to the visual effects artists behind som

is youtube still the alphabet asset that has not been monotized to its full extent >> youtube, they calledhat two billion yon uusers, and that's phenomenal they talked about direct response advertisers youtube tv they're upping the content spent on youtube as well to get the asset to be a lot more competitive with media assets out there on the market. i think for the stock, though, if i want to make that quick point, i do think google -- it's a defensive play within the fangs, but i think they need catalyst to get the stock to work and move up quite significantly this year. >> victor anthony of aegis capital, giving us a quick look and one that's important we appreciate you joining us thank you very much. >> thank you >>> let's get a check on some of the other big names that are likely on the move today bp is among the leaders in london the oil giant swinging to a fourth quarter profit. production soared. it followed its acquisition of bhp u.s. shale oil assets. ceo bob dudley said he is bullish about where oil prices are likely headed. here's what he said earlier this morning on cnbc in e

youtube was in a similar position two years ago.&t pulled ads since their brands were appearing alongside extremist, violent content, a lot which seemed to endanger or exploit churn. those two companies and had returned. at&t gave us this statement earlier, i will read it point-blank "until google an cobroke our brandt from any content that is offensive we're pulling all our ads from youtube. mr. watson is not without his critics. some say he should have reported alleged pedophiles via youtube's tools versus drawing direct media attention. either way, cheryl. it is just a remind, how important and difficult a task it is to keep kids safe in a digital world. back to you. cheryl: it's a struggle for these companies every day to try to find this content. >> a struggle for parents. cheryl: exactly. deirdre, thank you very much. connell: all right. a broken shoe and a knee injury last night. so now nike is doing some damage control after the duke basketball star zion williamson's shoe basically exploded in the middle of the court last ni

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a big part of this is youtube's recommendation algorithm.e user goes to a video that might be a fully grown person is, swimweart bikin they bought at a store, not necessarily showing it off in any suggestive way, watching that video and youtube suggests another video and then another, and pretty soon you have some content that although it is not explicitly in a sexual nature doesn't show under age people wearing revealing clothing, and if you scroll down to the comments section, certain people made comments linking to specific moments in those videos that are potentially sexually suggestive, and that is kind of what has been going on. these videos have been out there, tracked by a youtube blogger who made an in-depth post explaining this that has been viewed over 1.7 million times, and that is why the big advertisers are pausing spending. emily: talk about the chain of events here. it sounds like youtube didn't take action until advertisers spoke up? >> youtube wind and quickly disabled commenting on some of the videos that have been pointed

youtube is not alone. deal with this in fact all big tech are now deciding do they get classified as media? although perhaps they will not be ultimately the ones deciding it. the fcc has very strict regulations. there are some people who say, perhaps those should apply to these tech companies which now behave more like media companies, charles. charles: all right. thank you very, deirdre. we'll be right back. ♪ stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. charles: well, stocks are now at the lows of the session as we approach the final hour of trading. it's sort of a mixed to slightly disappointing economic data outweighing the progress that's being made right now in china trade talks. so what should we look for, because this market has been on one heck of a winning streak. want to bring in scott martin, cio for kingsview asset management. occasionally we forget

it also our newer subsection businesses, youtube premium and youtube tv.ich have higher revenues. buy batteryto company maxwell to speed up charging times. the deal is worth $280 million. the acquisition gives tesla the technology elon musk calls key to the future of vehicles. it is far below the $40 it saw in 1999. in exchange for assets locked away because of the death of the chief executive. $145cannot retrieve wallets lost to digital with the death of the ceo. password ands his other records cannot be found. sachs onith goldman the share sale, they plan to forgo a traditional ipo and will sell shares directly to bidders. nejra: let's focus on brexit and get more calls to my guest mark 2 trilliono manages $ in assets. theresa may is reported to ask business leaders to help urge the european union to compromise on the irish backstop. the dup describes the backstop as toxic. let's get more with mark haefele , global chief investment officer, wealth management, ubs switzerland. great to have you with me this morning again. the risks of a disorderly brexit

emily: youtube announces it is banning comments on some videos with minors. says it disabled comments from tens of millions of videos that could be subject to predatory behavior and will continue to do so in coming months after several large companies including at&t, disney, and call-up told this spending from the platform after reports of bullying in the comment section. how exactly are these changes going to work? >> they are going to use a type of machine learning software that is going to scan each video and see if the video features a , and that is 13 and under if it decides there is a child 13th or under in the video, it will get rid of the comments section. we talked a lot about how i still has a lot of work to do and a lot of improvements to make. how will and i be able to tell for sure if someone is under 13 or not? ai be able to tell for sure? >> i would not be able to tell. youtube is making the decision that it will probably err on the side of -- like if there's a video of someone who is 14 but they are not sure, at this point, they would probably

to go to school. >> i'll talk to the camera. >> reporter: the youtube videos were an outlet for to youractice your english? >> yeah, i was like, i have no friends, so i'm going to find some online. >> reporter: did it work out? >> i think it did. i have a few million. rememb >> reporter: what makes your account unique? >> i ask that all the time. why do you follow me? i'm just me being silly. i don't feel there's anything special about me. why? and i mess up. i'm not perfect. but sometimes i feel like that's why people follow me, because i'm me. i'm real. >> reporter: today it seems like everyone is in a battle for the most clicks. because a big social media following can mean big money. >> the very first hurdle is hitting 10,000 followers. but you're a certified, if you will, at 100,000. >> reporter: chamberlain was a typical teen when she took youtube by storm two years ago. >> right now we are driving around the dmv. >> reporter: posting videos like this one. >> for my freakin' test. >> reporter: she's partnering with teen fashion chain hollister. >> i am jasmine brown. >> reporter:

businesses, youtube premium and youtube tv, which have higher cac as a percentage of revenues.ly: some guests joined us monday to give us their thoughts. >> this is not a revenue problem, this is an operating margin problem. we saw that even though revenue in the core advertising business was quite strong and even though revenue in some of the other revenue, which would be things like pixel and google home, actually beat expectations slightly, they just are having to pay more for some of the services that they want to create. i mean, if you believe in the long game here, if you believe that this company is really going to develop over the top services, they are going to have to pay more for them and you have to adjust your model in terms of what they are going to paper those services, particularly for their partners. i think google really is trying to be the video disruptor here, and that's what you're seeing in the numbers, which is a cramping of the operating margins. emily: i spoke to porat before she jumped on the earnings call and asked her specifically about capex. she to

but youtube, are you familiar with youtube? youtube is cracking down.hey announced that they're banning dangerous pranks and challenges from their platform. they posted this, dangerous pranks and challenges post update. hi, everybody. youtube is home to many viral challenges and pranks like jimmy kimmel's terrible christmas presents prank. thank you. or the water bottle flip challenge. we always have policies to make sure what's funny doesn't cross the line, blah, blah, blah. >> basically youtube has just banned youtube videos. somebody who likes a good prank and likes to do them, it's sad that a few bad apples had to ruin eating poisonous detergent packets for everyone. the bigger question is how do you know, before you do something, what's dangerous and what's not? we've done some things that could go in a dangerous situation. so i went over there and ran some ideas by their content executive. hi there, how are you? thanks for having me. >> of course. >> jimmy: so i was reading about these new rules that you have with the youtube challenges, and i'm a

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youtube is in focus. investors hoping for a breakout of their performance we'll talk aboutt,ig aer th is i rhtft >>> welcome back want to draw your attention to shares of apple today, surpassing microsoft just moments ago to once again becoming the world's largest company. shares of google's parent company are trying to escape correction territory they're still down about 12% from last year's highs that's better than rivals like facebook and apple, which are still down more than 20% from their highs. so what should we expect when the last of the f.a.n.g. stocks reports? yoing joining me is ed lee and aaron kessler with raymond james great to have you both here. so ed, first, just kind of more narrowly on the earnings, what do you think is most important for investors this afternoon >> so when it comes to alphabet, we want to see how cloud is doing. that's their big -- it's been their big growth area. it's a newer area, for one thing. search advertising, that's their chess piece that they can hold on to, t

the second most views on youtube yesterday alone.i driven connected devices, robots starred in the turbo tax ad and another for michelob and this one featuring serena williams, more women had spots this year than last year, brands look to connect with women that comprise nearly half of super bowl viewers another trend, the streamers out in force, promoting upcoming shows, and youtube tv promoting live screaming skinny bundle by sponsoring the kickoff show on cbs. the streamers rely on the most popular live tv event of the year to give people alternatives to traditional tv. but the game was not as popular with years past, ratings down 5% from last year, based on preliminary ratings numbers. back to you. >> julia, you did have "the washington post," not amazon at all, not part of it, but they were behind that ad in favor of journalism was bezos, do you know, did bezos do that out of his own pocket or "the washington post"? i guess it is the same thing >> remember, it is the same thing. bezos owns the post, not amazon that owns the post

youtube is home to millions and millions of videos.gets uploaded every day, and that is the fundamental platform problem the company has struggled with, regardless of content. on their there are people that will -- content on there. there are people that will comment things that are not acceptable and often illegal. they do not watch every video that gets uploaded to their platform before it is shown next to an ad. emily: we will continue to follow, and you will follow have this one unfolds. thank you so much for bringing us that update. i federal judge has paused a lawsuit over a potential $10 billion cloud computing contract. the contract was a deal that appeared to favor amazon, but oracle claims the process had been tainted by two dot officials tied to amazon. aftertest wrinkle comes the defense department said new information came to light about the allegation. to untangle this, naomi next, who covers -- nicks, who covers is here.us, what is going on here? >> oracle claims there was a department of defense staffer who works on the

, alphabet's youtube.he company has never really broken out the revenue numbers. one analyst i was talking with today, you know what, last year it could have been in sales alone $20 billion. this is just the analyst community going through what they think those numbers are going to be. then of course one of the theories, okay all these tech companies want to be more transparent. so maybe today's the day. meantime, guys, back to you. melissa: deirdre, thank you. connell: let's go to the market panel. adam lashinsky fortune es executive -- melissa: 12.77 is earnings per share. 12.77 versus 10.82. connell: just coming out guys. the revenue better than expected as ashley tells you live from the newsroom. what are you seeing, ashley? >> actual revenue coming in at 39.28 billion. that indeed is a beat of the estimate. it was 38.93. in the last quarter they missed on revenue, google so that is an improvement. quarterly costs per click on google, down 29%, but paid clicks year-over-year up 66%. that is strong. loo

a disabled youtube.illness, deafness, all that kind of thing. pointing out that i don't sound deathis pointing out that i don't sound death is probably most thing that first people do when i meet them. —— vlogdeaf. the video world can be difficult to break into. how will you start and build your way up into doing something. when you are doing youtube you are straight in there. the state are making a video and you're out there. we have become more open about our issues. the millennium generation grew up with the tech and we mastered it, to an extent, and the next generation is doing a betterjob. i will be happy learning new tack and everything. that is a rap on vidcon london. i hope you guys enjoyed watching. take care, guys. thank you. brilliant stuff. of the past few weeks we have been chatting to the visual effects artists behind some of our favourite films of the last year. with the academy awards now upon us, what better way to finish off the series than with a look at the oscar—nominated first man.

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youtube sees it as a social media platform and the sharing platform.hey're are competing with video dollars from facebook. in the same way, they want to build communities. there are certain creators that have communities with their comments, that this is another case where youtube in particular is this massive platform and google does not quite have the ai or personnel to contain a problem, so they contemplate this cat and mouse game with a new type of predatory behavior. emily: i know this is something you have been covering a lot and continue to cover for us. thank you. coming up, keith is on the move in joining his former colleague, peter thiel, at founders fund. we ask him why, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: twitter announced that the cofounder, ed williams, will step down at the end of the month. he said "it has been an incredible 13 years and am probably twitter accomplished during my time with the company. i will continue rooting for the team as i focus my time on other projects." he was previously chairman and ceo of twitter. keith rabois

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youtube said it took "immediate action" to delete the offending accounts.may downgrade the uk's aa credit rating because of growing uncertainty over brexit. in a statement, fitch warns that leaving the eu without a deal would "lead to substantial disruption to uk economic and trade prospects, at least in the near term." a quick look at financial markets. two elements boosting trade for wall street the night before, that is what michelle was discussing. for asia today, it is about the trade talks continuing this week in washington between the us and china and the lead there may be a breakthrough. that is the business briefing. uk government advisers say he greenhouse gases from people's homes are going up when they should be going down. the committee on climate change says all homes in future will have to virtually eliminate emissions from their heating and it wants the government to make insulating homes a priority. roger harrabin reports. cars, planes and industry normally get the blame for greenhouse gases. at 14% of the uk's emissions come from our homes

and has reached out to youtube as well as google.ing, quote, any content, including comments, that endangers minors is abhorrent and we have policyies. reporting digital activity to authorities and disabling violative comments youtube's parent, alphabet stock, is down to about half a percent. this is not the first time that advertisers have boycoted youtube. a number of major advertisers including pepsico and walmart paused spending on youtube after their ads ran alongside offensive content. youtube has enforcement of policies around content but based on these revelations today, it's clearly not enough. >> is this pausing the advertising or removing permanently, do we think >> well, youtube has had these issues in the past and they have been able to reassure advertisers and get those advertisers back on the platform so, based on that track record, it does seem like the company should be able to reassure advertisers and take more steps to ensure that ads for these premium brands are really only alongside what's considered more premium

i ished a youtube challenge. asked people to go outside, make a few snow walls, put them on a plate of spaghetti and serve them to your kids. it's time for the youtube challenge, hey, jimmy kimmel, i made spaghetti and snowballs. >> i made snowballs. >> how? >> spaghetti and snowballs. >> this is the worst recipe and the worst! >> you want more? >> you can have them all. >> you want more? >> you want some more? >> you like it? >> yeah. made out of snow. ma'am, that's silly. >> what do you think? >> it's good. >> i don't like it. >> are you sure? did you dip it in your sauce? maybe with your sauce you like it? >> i don't like it. >> it's dinnertime! >> dinnertime. oh, yay, snowballs and spaghetti! >> we're having spaghetti and snowballs tonight. >> oh my god, mom. what the trick? >> it's jimmy kimmel made me do it, guys. >> jimmy kimmel did not. >> it's spaghetti. it's spaghetti and snowballs. >> you did not put snow in my mouth. >> now that was funny. >> spaghetti and snowballs. [ laughter ] >> geez. >> oh, a sno

we also found videos being uploaded and shared on youtube.own one profile that had been up for several years but others remain. facebook told us that their content must respect local laws and that they rely on reports from appropriate authorities so they can take appropriate action. youtube also removed some material and said it had clear policies that bannedd graphic content and animal abuse. more on countryfile at this evening at 7pm. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border where food and medicine is being stock—piled for distribution. nine illegal gold miners have been pulled alive from flooded mines in zimbabwe but officials fear dozens more are still trapped. the men were rescued after becoming trapped on tuesday when heavy rains flooded mine shafts. more than 20 bodies have been recovered so far. the government has declared it a national disaster. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border where food and medicin

policies prohibiting this on youtube.e took immediate action by deleting accounts and channels, reporting illegal activity to authorities. there's more to be done. we continue to work and improve and catch abuse more quickly this really speaks to the fact that ad-supported platforms, especially those that do not rely on and rely on user content. they still haven't fixed all their problems. >> julia, anyothk u. ed lee, thank you as well. >>> when we return, we'll deliver the check. ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power of possible. ♪ ♪ let's go from designing... to bringing it to life. with financing solutions from american express. chat with us today and let's make it happen. american express. don't do business without it. for just $39.00 ? yup that's what we do. and you guarantee they'll get there? yup that's great! i have two sets. you know ship sticks only ships golf clubs? right? honey are we there yet? umph! ship s

we also found videos being uploaded and shared on youtube.for several years, but others remain. facebook told us that their content "must respect local laws" and that they "rely on reports from appropriate authorities so they can take appropriate action". youtube also removed some material and said it had clear policies that banned graphic content and animal abuse. tom heap, bbc news. and you can watch more on tom heap‘s report on countryfile this evening on bbc one. that's at 7pm. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas shafernaecker. and it was another very mild one across the uk today. 12—15 degrees, which is way above the average for this time of year, should be closer to around 8—9 at most. monday is going to be a little bit cooler. there'll be more clouds in the sky and also a chance of catching some showers. and the reason for it is a cold front is moving through. it's not necessarily that cold because it is actually quite mild out there. but it is going to introduce cooler, let's say, air for monday. and it's already happen

we also found videos being uploaded and shared on youtube.ake down one profile that had been up for several years but others remain. facebook told us that their content must respect local laws and that they rely on reports from appropriate authorities so they can take appropriate action. youtube also removed some material and said it had clear policies tha banned graphic content and animal abuse. tom heap, bbc news. and you can watch more on tom heap's report on countryfile this evening on bbc one — that's at 7pm. us airforce transport planes carrying humanitarian aid for venezuela have landed at the colombian border where food and medicine is being stock—piled for distribution. president maduro has refused to allow the aid in, accusing the us of trying to organise a coup. american officials say the aid had been requested by the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido who declared himself interim president last month. jon ironmonger reports. it is an operation both humanitarian and highly political. arriving on the colombian border, three u

youtube premium and youtube tv. they have higher cac as a percentage of revenues. nejra: join us now is bloomberg -- bloombergsenior intelligence a senior technology reporter. let's sucker the operating margins under pressure. this is a something that will continue? >> i think so. youtube is incredibly popular. historically a platform for user generated content but now a platform for professional content as well. that kind of constant cost money for google to bring to the platform as revenue grows and it costs more to build that revenue. that's a reason why they're getting the margin squeeze. the mix continues to shift towards mobile and in mobile there are more costs. margin is down about 3% year on year. investorst are looking for from google to drive the next leg of growth? the big area focuses on the cloud. that's a huge opportunity for them. the scene amazon really drive amazing growth there. people looking for them to invest more and to reveal more about how that business is going. they have a multibillion dollar business there but really looking for more det

we also found videos being uploaded and shared on youtube.p for several years but others remain. facebook told us that their content must respect local laws and that they rely on reports from appropriate authorities so they can take appropriate action. youtube also removed some material and said it had clear policies that banned graphic content and animal abuse. more on countryfile this evening at 7pm. millions of workers could see their take—home pay fall from april when the amount they have to put into their pension pot increases. a bbc analysis of earnings suggests higher contribution rates for those in auto—enrolment pensions will hit pay packets, despite an imminent tax cut. rob young reports. building a pension pot, sacrificing part of our wages today to pay for a more comfortable retirement. since 2012, ten million eligible workers have been automatically enrolled in a workplace pension. from april, many of those employees will have to pay a bigger proportion of their pay into their auto enrolment pension pot. according to an analysis

, even edited into videos on youtube kids prompting kim kardashian to plead for youtube to help.g scrutiny, a hang of brands from hasbro toes nestle have suspend ads. this week the uk's digital minister says a new tech regulator could fine companies up to billions of dollars if they don't protect users from harmful content. analyst michael pacter warns if the company can't control this, it will become a problem for advertisers and have to commit to hiring more content monitors. certainly something to watch back to you. >> julia, was this action by the company sparked by advertisers pulling their advertising dollars or were they in the process of this sort of internal review any way >> well, they have been in the process of updating their policies many times over the past several years there was an advertiser boycott back in 2017 and that was inappropriate content, not pedophile comments but inappropriate content in general. so they have made a number of changes. but this does come less than a week after a number of advertisers did pull their ad dollars so they're clearly getting