youtube responded.eye of the google executive named susan wojcicki, she bought youtube for $1.65 billion. last year youtube was valued at $160 billion. wojcicki, a mother of five and daughter of a polish immigrant. forbes listed her as the most powerful woman in the world. we got together outside san francisco for a sunday sit-down. >> it may not look like much but that's a piece of internet history. it is the first video ever uploaded to youtube. today 500 hours of videos are uploaded to the site every minute and two billion users log in every month. >> i can see that this was a very different kind of content than what we have on tv. people wanted to see it. we can have our own version of hits. >> charlie gets his finger bit and the entire world has seen it. >> ah! charlie! that really hurt. >> people didn't see at first this was something that's going to be big. >> susan wojcicki had an early eye for companies that'll change the world. in 1998, she rented out the garage of her california home to a cou

." >>> tonight, youtube conspiracy. a new documentary from youtuber logan paul mocking the theory that the earth isn't round. >> myk cinut oth closet. >> how conspiracies are spreading unchecked online. >> these things have spread so massively that putting that back in the box is all but impossible. respect for decades. now the never-before-seen footage. of the queen of soul, taking us to church. that's where it all began. the gospel, according to aretha. but first, the "nightline" five. shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. get xfinity internet and tv for $40 each a month for 12 months when you bundle both, and get 20 hours of cloud dvr service included. switch today. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. in the a

what does it say about the place that youtube is in and the culture that youtubers have some someone booth at a place like toy fair? >> i think it basically just says that you really can do anything. ly started, it was just for fun. i really never thought i could make an actual career out of it. i've proved myself wrong. i just hope that my brand keeps expanding. i want to be a mega brand one day. i want to be martha stewart so bad, you know. >> what about her is separating her? >> i think she's one of the first. i think she has a really engaged audience. i think she did great content that was really resonating with kids. >> reporter: we joined karina as she surprised a class full of second grade slimers. >> hey, guys, how are you doing? are you ready to make some slime? >> yes! >> yes! >> reporter: the key today, she's showing these kids how to make their own personalized slime. >> if you've never made slime, it's the easiest thing ever, i promise. it's sticky, still sticky, right? >> as much as four years ago, you've said this before, you were lost, you didn't have this platform. >

youtube to give a statement saying youtube content creators are responsible for making sure they complylaws. does, we will take action. it is blaming somebody else. how can they trust the content creators are going to abide by the rules? mark: the ftc did come down on musically, and app that was fined -- musically, an app that was fined. google is almost immune. it is a curse, and it is also their greatest strength. they have very few to no competitors now. that could be changing with apple jumping in and netflix, being more aggressive about kids content. emily: it is different though. will those platforms be a threat to youtube? >> i don't see netflix as a threat. when we talk about influencers, it is more on instagram side, whether it is snack couple content.- snackable instagram is shorter, youtube is longer. that is more a threat, versus netflix which is professional. emily: i know you will continue reporting on this story. thank you so much. in theup, working crossroads. silicon valley and washington talking to the administrators of the u.s. digital service. the mission of the nonp

youtube says what is more important than protecting kids? a man accused of faking his own kidnapping to avoid thousands to people that won his super bowl pool. those stories and more ahead in this hour. the parents of otto warmbier saying kim jong-un did cause their son's death. >> what happened is horrible. i really believe something very bad happened to him and i don't think that the top leadership knew about it and when they had to send him home. >> trace: the white house trying to clarify what the white house said. kellyanne conway says the president does blame north korea for the college student's death. otto warmbier was arrested in pyongyang. he was sentenced for 15 years of hard labor after being accused of stealing a poster. doctors said he had severe brain damage. otto warmbier died less than a week later. mike emanuel reporting live at the white house. mike? >> trace, good afternoon. this hit a nerve with otto warmbier's parent who quickly put the blame on the north korean regime. kellyanne conway offered this explanation of the p

pamela: una famosa youtuber vegana recatada en cÁmara comido pescado. el primer medicamento intravenoso para combatir la depresiÓn posparto severa. la depresiÓn posparto afecta a una de cada nueve mujeres despuÉs de dar a luz, es decir, unas 400.000 mujeres al aÑo. la medicina costarÁ entre $ 20.000 y $ 30.000. sin dudas, la noticia ha dado mucho de quÉ hablar porque afecta a muchas mujeres. por fin aprueban esta medicina. borja: pero 20.000 o 30.000 es un alto precio. si es tan eficiente deberÍan bajarla. vamos hablar de otro tema trending. la famosa youtuber estÁ en el centro de la polÉmica en redes tras ser captada consumiendo pescado despuÉs de seis aÑos de defender en su cara las dietas veganas. las crÍticas no han tardado y publicÓ un video en el que explica por quÉ incluyÓ carne en su dieta contrario al discurso que habÍa defendido y por el que ha ganado dinero y fama. pamela: nos conectamos con jovana quien estÁ con nosotros desde newport, california a travÉs de skype. bievenida a ediciÓn digital despuÉs de que se divulgar este vÍdeo como te def

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this morning a mom behind a popular youtube channel is under arrest.each week 800,000 subscribers tune in to follow the fantastic adventures of one arizona family on youtube. their videos racking up nearly 250 million views in just over a year. >> oh, yeah, you hungry? >> reporter: but despite what looked like fun in their online videos -- >> cookies, cookies, cookies. >> reporter: -- police have charged machelle hobson with seven counts of child abuse and say her adult biological daughter megan seen in this video. >> oh, hi, megan. >> reporter: -- tipped them off saying one of her adopted siblings told her that hobson was harming all seven of her adopted children using pepper spray on them, depriving them of food and water for days and locking them in closet. >> we're sent to the house to do a welfare check. one of the kids was offered water. the kid consumed three bottles of water in a short amount of time. they hadn't eaten and they had made statements they sometimes don't eat for day. >> reporter: in interviews with authorities, the kids say hobson

why was it youtube already doing that? >> the problem with youtube is it is so unfathomably large. 400 hours of content are uploaded every minute to you too. there's no way humans could ever review all of it. we've never seen evidence that they have gotten their arms around the problems of users putting up content that are sexualized or otherwise problematic. >> i imagine facebook and other large social media sites are watching youtube? >> all the big platforms have a variation on this problem. youtube is a little different. it's more open. when i post something on facebook to my kids it goes to my friends. is not available to everybody. here we have what are mostly family videos. that pedophiles found a marked up for their own use. >> some lawmakers say even with these changes youtube still isn't doing enough. what do they want? >> great question. i think they would like much more aggressive monitoring and removal of troubling content. it is not obvious how you manage that technically. a lot is run by artificial intellige

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spokeswoman "they learned that kyle was upset at google and at youtube for shutting down his youtube channel allegedly because it was demonetizing his videos and he was losing money." mountain view police say they first learned about kyle on friday after he was involved in a car accident and vandalized a gas station restroom in iowa.on sunday -- they were told that he was in california and threatened physical violence if his meeting with google didn't go well.they say kyle told iowa state troopers he was on his way to mountain view because google shut down his youtube channel.katie nelson, mountain view police dept. spokeswoman "i think there's a lot of 'what ifs' here, what could've happened and that's obviously the scariest part for a lot of people is you just don't know if this hadn't happened, what could've happened and with a lot of other incidences around the country involving campuses and protection of people we are just glad we were able to make this stop."just last year -- a suspected female shooter opened fire on youtube employees in san bruno -- wounding three workers -- b

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for filtering her youtube channel, decreasing abuse. she fire a pistol at the crowd of workers, shooting three people before killing herself. eduardo herrera worked at charlie's cafi in sight googleplex. >> my hoping was the thing from last year. just brought up memories from that. it is crazy. it could've happened here. >> reporter: iowa state patrol spoke with kyle long twice and he was was involved in a crash and vandalized a gas station restroom. authorities in i was tipped off mountain view police. why did i will authorities not detain him? >> with incidents in iowa, there was nothing that could have prevented them. there was no legal reason to detain him. >> reporter: i spoke with his father over the phone. he says his son suffers from bipolar disorder and has full- blown manic episodes. he says his son was never the same after the age of 16 he spent 10 years in prison for vehicular manslaughter. he was the driver in a dui crash that killed his friend. kyle long's bail was set at $25,000. his first court appearance is on wednesday

late today youtube terminated the account and the videos were no longer available. for now, all seven kids are in protective custody while their adopted mother is behind bars. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> this evening, we're getting an inside look at the future of 911 emergency response. the new game-changing technology allowing dispatchers to not only pinpoint your location, but also give first responders eyes on the scene even before they arrive. to explain, here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: when a call came into 911 after a boat crash in south carolina last month -- >> we're in a boat crash on archer street. >> whereabouts on archer street? >> the only bridge on archer street. >> archer street? >> reporter: dispatchers sent first responders to the wrong bridge, more than a mile away from the crash. losing 28 minutes of valuable time that mallory beech's family says might have saved the 19-year-old. it's not the first time first responders have been left blind, unable to locate cell phone callers. but there's technology that could change that. it's called 91

tell us more about what youtube is saying. gerrit: we are not getting much more from youtube. reaction was they were trying to find any postings and take it down. now they say they have removed it thousands of times. the criticism here is why was it going up in the first place? if we knew this video existed, why couldn't you teach the algorithms quickly to recognize new posts and take them down before they showed up. it seems the technology to do that quickly is not there yet. emily: there are so many disturbing things about this story. the video going online even once and thousands of people reposting it. i mean, can these companies even handle this or has the monster already created, or the genie, whatever, you cannot put it back in the bottle. jamil: they don't want this stuff on their platforms. they don't want terrorist videos, whether it is of this variety or isis beheading people -- at the end of the day, they depend on user eyeballs on this. people are not going to come back if there is videos of people being murdered or beheaded out in the middle east. these platforms

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while youtube paid roughly $1 per userfor the same period.however, is not happening quickly enough for some who are now taking matters into their own hands. this nigerian superstar is leading the charge. this is the best time to be making music as an african artist. the uzomah ‘s demand. i would like to see use does make music right now is one of the biggest exports out of africa. u nfortu nately, biggest exports out of africa. unfortunately, in the majority of the parts of africa there is no respect for intellectual property. it seems easier to distribute your music outside of africa than inside of africa are, which are silly. it is because no kind infrastructure. and that is what we have to be serious about. for now, i am not going to lie to you, it is a mess. i have a dream where i build a full ecosystem of the music from life to distribution to publishing. the full ecosystem. and that has been taking a lot of investment. so what is he doing to make money from music? well the principle is simple, number one, and artist's youtube channel ne

now, everybody uses youtube. youtube is a great way to watch videos, share your own videos.musicians, all have communities on youtube. they're also -- though several of these communities that are a little more niche. and we thought wul look at the smaller communities in a segment we call "youtube subcommunities." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: first up, if you use youtube, you've probably have seen these tech review videos, where people review new phones or computers. well, there's actually a community of 7-year-olds on youtube who review sticks. [ laughter ] check out one of these stick reviews. ♪ >> welcome back to jake says. i'm back with a brand-new video. and today i'm going to be reviewing a stick that i found in mr. sorenson's yard this afternoon. let's take a look. this is a beautiful stick. [ laughter ] it's perfectly firm without being too rigid. and it has a nice elongated look. okay. so i like the way the stick looks. but do i like the way it operates? there's only one way to find out. it's time for the swat test. ♪ [ laughter ] wow. those were some tremendous

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on youtube kids you can pick trusted channels that youtube has selected so think pbs or sesame workshopzed list so you know what your kids like to watch and what they will be begging you to watch so can you create that list of channels and approved videos. you can turn off searchability, and you can set a path pose so that older, smarter kids aren't able to override your settings. also use settings based on the age of your children and create different profiles for your children so parents need to be proactive out thereto because it's scary out there. >> passwords and codes are key. can you address this momo challenge and whether or not it's hoax or if it's actually real and it is this online concern that children are being encouraged to hurt themselves. >> it's a hoax. >> okay. >> it's a hoax. can't say it enough. the more we talk about it tends to give oxygen to this kind of thing. this is, you know, started as a viral hoax intend topped worry parents and intended to get people talking about it, but youtube has said and reporters have found that there's no evidence that children are a

. ♪ emily: youtube announced thursday that it's banning comments on some videos with minors.ost, the company 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, this after several large companies including at&t, disney, and kellog's pulled its spending from the platform after reports of bullying in the comment section. how exactly are these changes going to work? guest: they're going to use a type of machine learning software that's going to scan each video and see if the video features a child that is 13 and under, and if it decides there is a child 13th or under in the video, it will get rid of the comments section so this nefarious activity won't be allowed to take place. emily: we talked a lot about how ai still has a lot of work to do and a lot of improvements to make. how will ai be able to tell for sure? guest: i wouldn't be able to tell who's under 13 in a video anyway. youtube is making the decision that it will probably err on the side of caution, like if there's a video o

>> with google's power behind it, youtube was able to grow in a way the startup never could. >> youtube'smocratic 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 experiencing a coming of age. >> barack obama created the movement behind him. he's the first candidate we've 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 certainly changed the wa

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now, she's possibly made millions off of this youtube channel, but just minutes ago, youtube terminated that channel, ensuring she can't monetize it going forward. david? >> matt gutman, thank you. >>> also two drdeveloping at th hour, the new headline involving robert kraft tonight. his lawyer now saying kraft will not take the plea deal, after that prostitution bust in florida. the deal would have forced kraft to acknowledge guilt. and tonight, the interview just in, the founding and former owner of that day spa now at the center of the scandal is speaking out. here's abc's tara palmeri. >> reporter: she is the woman smiling beside president trump and his family at glitzy fundraisers and mar-a-lago events. she's also the founder and former owner of a florida massage parlor recently busted as an alleged front for sex trafficking, a sting that led to the arrest of the president's good friend, patriots owner robert kraft. cindy gang yang sold the spa six years ago, but since the raid, her trump connection now under the microscope. congressional democrats calling for an fbi counterintelli

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youtube had its own war room- edke response center. it, too, strugo stop the posting in the minutes after the attack. reporter elizabeth dwoskin took anclose look at how youtub others tried to combat this. she's the silicon valley correspondhit for the "wton post" and joins us from san francisco. elizabeth dwoskin, welcome to the "newshour". so i think my first question is, as thi shooter, this gunman, decided he was going to use his gmera as he bean this terrible massacre, was there anything in social media totop him? >> that's a great bit. it fee like the 10,000-foot question and it's a great question. uld say the social media companies, often they say, another day, another failure. this is oppornity first murder that's been streamed live on facebook or uploaded on to youtube, but it was the one most designed to go viral because the shooter was live streaming himself whi appearing to niche online communities that aggressively reposted it and reposrmd different tions of it, cutting it in half, cutting the length and even turning it in

and anger youtube or from doing what is behind bars accused of making criminal threats against google. police say he drove all the way from maine to mountain view to confront the company. this case is very similar to a shooting at youtube in san bruno almost one year ago.>> reporter: visible police presence as google headquarters on monday as police arrested this man, 33-year-old kyle long. police say he drove more than 3500 miles from his home in waterville, maine, to mountain view, threatening physical harm. >> he was upset at google and youtube for shutting down his youtube channel and monetizing his videos. >> reporter: mountain view police arrested kyle long after spotting his truck near highway 101. inside his truck police found three baseball bats. >> he drove from maine to hear and that speaks a lot to how upset he was. >> reporter: last april, when women drove to youtube frustrated with them for decreasing the abuse on her channel. she fired in shooting at three people before killing herself. eduardo herrero works at charlie's cafi inside google plex. >> it's just crazy. >> r

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well, thinking about youtube, is it 0k well, thinking about youtube, is it okfor well, thinking aboutd say there's nothing wrong with that, parents can share videos of their children if they want to, but thenif their children if they want to, but then if people are using those videos, and watching them in a more sinister way, and using the comments to signal that, how can you stop that, is it just to signal that, how can you stop that, is itjust people who are bad actors, abusing a platform, and should everybody else be punished, because of the bad actions of a feud. switching off the comments is another way to stop those comments being left in videos of children, but that affects real content creators, who have never posted anything bad, youtube users comments to decide what videos are popular, and whether they should be recommended to others and going to the feed, and so on, so by disabling comments on some videos, they are making it harder for them comments on some videos, they are making it harderfor them to promote their content. is that fair on people who are not doing anything

we've been familiar with going down the youtube rabbit hole.llions of clips, there's a darkness in the comments section that youtube is trying to combat in an effort to protect children from online predators. >> reporter: this morning youtube cracking down on its comment section, after critics claimed pedophiles are using the platform to prey on kids. the google owned company announcing thursday it's disabling comments on videos featuring kids where predators might be lurking and getting rid of any channels that might be trying to harm children. the company also revealing it will be able to identify two times as many predatory comments with its updated comments classifier tool. measures that youtube says are critical for keeping young people safe. the significant changes coming after several companies announced they were pulling their advertisements from the site, concerned those ads were running alongside predatory comments. >> i'm making this video with only one intention, and that is to bring awareness to this. >> reporter: the company facin

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her fantastic adventures youtube channel had over 800,000 youtube subscribers.ra scenarios similar to what police say was their reality. >> see, we're trapped! >> reporter: investigators tipped off after her adult biological daughter came forward. her adoptive children claiming they did not go to school and that she would pepper spray all over their face and body, spanking them and forcing them to take ice baths and when resisting would force their heads underwater. the children allegedly beaten with hangers, forced to stand in a corner, hands raised above their head for 18 hours straight. and while some of the videos focused on food, even cookies, >> cookies, cookies, cookies. >> oh, yeah? you're hungry? >> reporter: police say the kids were starved for days at a time. police also accuse her two biological adult male sons not reporting the abuse, despite knowing about it. she has not entered a plea. she faces life in prison if convicted on 19 charges. over the years she has likely made hundreds of thousands of dollars off the youtube channel but youtube has now

. >> n ex usuarios de la plataforma youtube fue arrestado cerca de las oficinas centrales de google un trabajarÁn juntos para identificar esta amenaza y detener a este joven a una milla de las oficinas centrales de o ggoggg google. >> el hombre estaba furioso porque su canal de youtube fue cerrado razÓn por la cual manejo desde su hogar para confrontar a gogogle. >> el departamento de policÍa recibiÓ informacion de que kyle le habÍa dicho que si las cosas no resultaban como esperaba en g google iba a lastimar a algunas personas. agentes se apostaron alrededor de los cuarteles de o google y youtube hasta ver su libreta. >>> hay muchas preguntas sobre l lo que pudo haber pasado y eso atemoriza a muchas personas. el incidente se suscita a menos de un aÑo que una mujer abriera fuego en el campus de youtube hiriendo a tres personas antes de quitarse la vida. esto pudo haber sido mucho peor. a veces no prestan la atenciÓn suficiente dice este analista. hoy la seguridad de google resguarda todas las entradas al complejo pero esto no ha aliviado la atenciÓn entre sus ha empleados. >>> anunciar

spokeswoman "they learned that kyle was upset at google and at youtube for shutting down his youtube channel allegedly because it was demonetizing his videos and he was losing money." mountain view police say they first learned about kyle on friday after he was involved in a car accident and vandalized a gas station restroom in iowa.on sunday -- they were told that he was in california and threatened physical violence if his meeting with google didn't go well.they say kyle told iowa state troopers he was on his way to mountain view because google shut down his youtube ka view police dept. spokeswoman "i think there's a lot of 'what ifs' here, what could've happened and that's obviously the scariest part for a lot of people is you just don't know if this hadn't hap country involving campuses and protection of people we are just glad we were able to make this stop."just last year -- a suspected female opened fire on youtube employees in san bruno -- three workers -- before killing herself. mountain view police say this year, for this incident, they had a lot more information and are pl

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videos on youtube and a lot of conspiracy theorists on youtube, because they are not really taking thised to get this stuff off of these platforms, but they are not doing anything about it because they see it as free speech. when in fact with this ideology is about is destroying free speech. they would argue the are trying to do stuff about this. what do you say they should be doing more? well, they should be much more aggressive in getting rid of conspiracy is him and racism and white nationalist ideology on these platforms. it is simply a lot of these characters that are still on these characters that are still on these platforms. they don't take it seriously. 0ne these platforms. they don't take it seriously. one of the things that happens on the social media platforms is that they have actually hired moderators to try to weed to some of this stuff out. what they have been finding is that the moderators are themselves falling down the rabbit holes and conspiracy theory rabbit holes because they go into it thinking that it's just words and they are not, nobody is getting the proper un

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spokeswoman "they learned that kyle was upset at google and at youtube for shutting down his youtube allegedly because it was demonetizing his videos and he was losing money." mountain view police say they first learned about kyle on friday after he was involved in a car accident and vandalized a gas station restroom in iowa.on sunday -- they were told that he was in california and threatened physical violence if his meeting with google didn't go well.they say kyle told iowa state troopers he was on his way to mountain view because google shut down his youtube channel.katie nelson, mountain view police dept. spokeswoman "i think there's a lot of 'what ifs' here, what could've happened and that's obviously the scariest part for a lot of people is you just don't know if this hadn't happened, what could've happened and with a lot of other incidences around the country involving campuses and protection of people we are just glad we were able to make this stop."just last year -- a suspected female shooter opened fire on youtube employees in san bruno -- wounding three workers -- before ki

detectives believe the youtuber invited his followers to the mall on social mediabut police say the youtuberave a permit for an event or ask for permission from the mall.bryce west/witness"a lot of people on youtube are just trying to get attention with the mindset, any publicity is good publicity." nats cell video the level of alarm drew response from king county sheriff, des moines and renton policeinvestigators say if the panic was caused intentionally, they will look into charges.trevor bikos/witness"i'm just glad it wasn't something to be honest at the end of the day no one got hurt." (justine) that was tammy mutasa reporting. the social media influencer's lawyer released a statement saying the youtube star did not intend to incite a riot. what ails the warriors...that what ails the what ails the warriors...that might be the biggest question on the bay area sports scene after tonight...after an up and down week...the dubs adding to the loss column this evening. you'd figure this would be an easy night of sorts... as the warriors were at home hosting the team with the second worst record

you watch one youtube video, it's not that bad, right? auto play box, comes up automatically. it goes a little bit extremist, then the very extremist guy, you should go to gab and 4 chan and hhan. follow me in these spaces. that's the problem. >> it can never be fixed. >> we have youtube and facebook. >> fine. but those dark places are small and it's hard to find them. >> yep. >> if you're making the argument that facebook needs to have facebook live because images like that facebook live video that diamond was able to post when something terrible was happening, then facebook or instagram going to make a decision or are they, they are for users 18 and over? right now to the best of my knowledge, both of those platforms are welcoming children of all ages. and if that's who they are welcoming and if you're making the argument facebook live needs to be there, if you see a violent attack is happening and we should notify the public, facebook, you should lose half of your advertisers and half of your users who are under 18 because that's not c