content on the youtube platform finally, youtube must provide annual training about compliance with for employees that deal with the channel owners none of this is required by law. no other company in america is subject to these types of requirements, and they will impose significant costs on youtube. this case sends strong messages to third-parties like youtube, channel owners, and the business community as a whole for youtube and other third-parties like it that serve ads, they can't market their ability to get child viewers on the one hand and disavow knowledge that children are using their service on the other. they can't rate videos as kid directed for one purpose and then say they have no coppa liability when they collect information from kids watching those videos for those who create child directed content to upload on youtube, the message from today's case is that the ftc considers these videos and channels to be websites or online services directed to children under the rule and thus strictly liable for compliance with coppa once our order has been effective for a period o

>>oday i am pleased to announce that google and youtube have agreed to pay $170 miteion. >> repor youtube ceo writing that the ftc settlement marks a big change. today's challes wil us to better protect kids and families on youtube and this is just the beginning. we'll continue working with lawmakers. youtube will stop collecting data from kids unless their parents all it limiting personalized ads on kids'ds content. youte will use technology to identify videoseo targeting kid to identify those that creators don't flag themselves. e sentencing commissioners say this doesn't go far enough. analysts say it will improve the platform over time. >> young kids continue to flock platform. we'll see what happens. we think ultimately going forward the complnce oversight will actua iy makell a safer platform and actually probably bring more peoe into the system knowing that this issue is broken, they're undersc tiny. in some ways it can be a modesti tail. >> wikipedia is making a shift to push people overh to youtube kids for which they're launching a $100 million content fund. the ftc's action and

if you imagine a spectrum on youtube. the calm walter cronkite section of youtube. on the right-hand side, ufos, conspiracy theories, big foot, whatever. and if you take a human being and drop them anywhere. in the calm section or crazy town. if i'm youtube, which direction from there am i going to send you? i'm never going to send you to the calm section. i'm always going to send you toward crazy town. now you imagine 2 billion people like an ant colony and it's tilting the playing field toward the crazy stuff. and the specific examples of this a year ago, a teen girl who looked at a dieting video on youtube would be recommended anorexia videos because that was the more extreme thing to show the voodoo doll that looked like a teen doll. and the next thing to show is anorexia. if you looked at a nasa moon landing, it would show flat earth conspiracy theories. i wrote down another example. 50% of white nationalists in a study said it was youtube that had red pilled them. that's the term for the opening of the mind. the best predictor of whether you'll believe in a co

backlash, the federal trade commission says youtube has miss handled and profited off of children's private information and is now facing $170 million fine. >> and the bad boys are back will smith and martin laurjs ng are headed for the silver screen and box office gold. a busy thursday ahead as "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm melissa rehberger. >> and i'm frances rivera. hurricane dorian is starting to wreak havoacross the carolinas. the category 3 storm has created 30,000 power outages in south carolina downtown charleston has started flooding police there have shutdown over a dozen streets and are warning people to shelter in place in florida, officials were counting their blessings after the storm skirted the coast. orlando's airport has reopened along with walt disney world and universal. but dorian decimated parts of the bahamas leaving abaco islands and grand bahama island in massive heaps of floating debris the death toll there is now up to 20. nbc's keri sanders is in the bahamas with more. >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. customs and border pr

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the issue was the way youtube was collecting data on children under the age of 13. and use special in terms of the information intellect is that it gets really targeted information. so it's not just gets really targeted information. so it's notjust this sort of general idea of the website that you look at, but it's much more defined to you as a person. and what youtube was doing was it was getting this data from videos that were being seen data from videos that were being seen by people under the age of 13. now, youtube said theyjust didn't know that these videos were being viewed by people under the age of i3, viewed by people under the age of 13, that their product is not to be used by children. now you tubes as well, they're just going to take away any of the advertising that it has on videos that they think children would be watching —— youtube as well. more turmoil at the top of japanese car giant nissan. its chief executive hiroto saikawa has admitted receiving more pay than he was entitled to from stock options, according to japanese news agencies. it comes o

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the terms of service say if you are under the age of 13, don't use youtube, you can't use youtube. there's really no there there for the ftc to bring this action. i think it sets a really dangerous precedent going forward, by suggesting that the general audience website is now going to be decided by the ftc to be a child directed website and subject to this law. i would say for anyone who operates a website talking about harry potter or the avengers or anything that could possibly be related to children, they need to be worried that the ftc may be coming for them next. taylor: carl, to be fair, we've gotten a lot of pushback from some of the members of congress. we have a tweet, of course, was senator ed markey, who saying that youtube knowingly broke federal law. they are tracking kids in order to rake in advertising dollars without permission from parents, but the ftc let google off the hook with a drop in the bucket fine, not a single google executive or investor will bat an eye. carl, what do you make of that and frankly the reaction from senators? carl: senator markey should k

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that's a big problem for youtube because youtube relies on the creators.they are getting sued by not clicking a checkbox, everyone will abandon the platform and youtube has a big problem with a collapsing economy at that point. so it's going to be complicated. google said they will be using machine learning or ai to identify videos that have games or things that are directed towards children. but we don't know if that even exists or works very >> clearly youtube is walking a fine line at this point. we have to leave the conversation there, ryan eldridge from nerds on call, always a pleasure. thank you. >> you're welcome.>> the formal google engineer charged with stealing trade secrets remains on bail in san jose. the judge kept the ballot $2 million, rejecting a recommendation by federal prosecutors that it be raised to $10 million. they say he stole thousands of files filled with confidential information about google's self driving car program. he then resigned and formed his own self driving company. he has pleaded not guilty to those charges. >>> more t

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the terms of service say if you are under the age of 13, don't use youtube, you can't use youtube.here is really no there, there for the ftc to bring the action. i think it sets a really dangerous precedent going forward by suggesting that a general audience website is going to be decided by the ftc to be a child-directed website and subject to copa. i would say for anyone who operates a website talking about "harry potter" or "the avengers" or anything related to children needs to be worried that the ftc may be coming for them next. taylor: to be fair, we've gotten a lot of pushback from members of congress. we have a tweet from a senator and i will read it to you. senator ed markey saying that youtube knowingly broke federal laws. they are tracking kids to rake in advertising dollars without permission from parents, but the ftc let google off the hook with a drop-in-the-bucket fine. not a single google executive or investor will bat an eye. carl, what do you make of that and the reaction from senators? carl: senator markey should know very clearly what the law does and does not a

and accusations that youtube violated children's privacy. >> scott mcgrew, youtube was tracking what children were watching. >> and used that information to advertise to kids. not a surprising business model, but it would have violated youtube's own promises as well as a law from 1998 called the children's online privacy protection act. in a statement, youtube said, at youtube, nothing is more important than protecting kids and their privacy. but of course, that's exactly the opposite of what was allege gaining 180 points.osses that we saw on tuesday. come on friday with the august jobs report. >> thank you, scott. >>> all right, so another beautiful, cool summer day across the bay area. andion, we're really enjoying this weather right about now. >> in fact, let's take a peek outside, overlooking palo alto. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the forecast for us. >> we are feeling a little bit more humidity as some monsoonal moisture moves in. we're seeing clouds high up above, but we also do have the coastal fog that's helping to keep san francisco cool. a lot in the works tod

august 2900 youtube attempted to play and martin and other right wing extremist channels from its site but with little success as. they see a lawyer on the case and the next day his channel was back on line other you tubers post their banned videos on other channels or simply wait for their fans to reproach them. it can be a rough place where trolls and haters can poison the atmosphere with impunity radical cons and may be taken down but other users only put it up again right away and people who can't stand the heat may have only one option to leave their accounts but does it have to come to that abuse and huge you can hit very hard and it can hit any user as the example of brendan gilmore from the us shows he received death threats after conspiracy theories about him started circulating online this living you know sort of with the constant threat of what you know of these these threats that i've received it just changes you psychologically you know you're kind of sort of constantly looking over your shoulder. the former u.s. foreign service officer was present at the protests in charl

youtube did neither of these in this case. think for a lot of people who are saying it is not enough, i think for a lot of those individuals it will never be enough. whether the fine was $170 million or $170 billion, it will never be enough for a lot of people who fundamentally dislike these platforms and their right to give us free services. taylor: ben, what do you make of the end of that tweet that said not a google executive or investor willbat an eye? wereoogle executives -- they happy about it and what is the read through two other competitors? ben: the market certainly shrugged it off. google was trending up a little bit all day. out andube ceo did come outlined some of the changes they are making. this,re or less welcomed a little bit of a chastened tone. more or less was saying this was something they were ready to do after some consultation. i do think it is important what carl is saying. youtube was going to its advertising partners and saying, look at all these children you will be able to reach on our website, so

continues to favor extreme use the more controversial the video the more lucrative that's how the youtube algorithm sees it as law helps to create the algorithm so he knows it inside out. french computer scientist left in 2013 he says the algorithms that spell you tube 6 asaad g.p.s. at best the use of d. printing and reason which is not official interdictions that process billions of user sessions will see which media is are going to be the most likely to keep people in the names of all. the key to me is a watch time it's the product of hits to 2 sticks and average running times together that with the time you spend on each of the longer uses stay on the website the better for you cheap that's the company run no ads which then add up to lots of money. the videos that have proven most effective are those with polarizing and extreme. recommendation algorithms play their part. it's like a vicious circle you just watch one because you're all your curious on the negras and we recommend it again and again jews rule the world homosexuality is a. disease and refugees rape women and steal jobs wi

when did youtube remove the comment? did youtube report the comment to law-enforcement? if you did report the comment, did you follow-up? what was the process, and any follow-up to see if there was corrective action? mr. slater: >> it was a horrendous event. we strive to be vigilant, to invest heavily to proactively report when we see an imminent threat. i don't have details on this pacific fax you are describing. looking ahead, parkland was a to reachat did spur us out to law enforcement to talk about how we can do this better. that's part of all we reached out to work out with the regional intelligence center to make sure that we did have these good faith beliefs and we can go to a one-stop shop to get them to the right law enforcement locally rather than trying to have people. in the last month, there was an incident where pbs was streaming news hour on youtube, somebody put a threat in the live chat. we were for the regional intelligence center, they referred to numeral and -- orlando police, who took the person in custody. that's not to say things are not perfect. w

youtube channels geared towards kids.then used that information to target ads towards children. >> the can't market their ability to get child viewers on the one hand, and disemboweled knowledge that children are using their service on the other. >> regulators say the tech giants practices violated the children's online privacy protection act. the penalty is one of the largest fines ever imposed by the ftc. >> this is a historic penalty that is 30 times greater than our next highest penalty.>> youtube says that "responsibility is our number one priority. and that nothing is more important than protecting kids and their privacy." youtube says it will begin treating any user who watches children's content on youtube as a child, regardless of the users age. they will also stop serving targeted ads based upon that content. >> youtube cannot bury its head in the sand, youtube cannot pretend that it's not aware of the content on its platform and hope to escape liability. >> going forward, youtube video makers will be required t

youtube did neither of these in this case.i think for a lot of people who are saying it's not enough, i think for a lot of those individuals, it will never be enough. i think for them whether the fine was $170 million or $170 billion, it will never be enough for a lot of people who just fundamentally dislike these platforms and their right to give us free services >> as for all the antitrust issues surrounding google and other technology giants, we caught up with former acting chairwoman of the ftc, maureen ohlhausen on thursday, who weighed in on the issues at work. >> the fine is only one part of the remedy in any of these cases, the facebook case, google case, there are extensive provisions in the settlement orders that require google to go above and beyond what the children's online privacy protection act requires, so now, they are having to screen content to see if it's child directed, and then to impose the parental notification and consent provisions on that kind of content. the fine is only one part of the equation. yo

palmira: google y youtube tendrÁ que pagar una cifra multimillonaria al gobierno por violar la ley delles desde washington. edwin: presuntas infracciones a la ley de privacidad infantil, les ha costado a google y a youtube $170,000,000. las corporaciones habÍan recolectado informaciÓn personal de niÑos sin autorizaciÓn. >> violaron la ley, porque hicieron un rastreo de los niÑos que utilizaban la plataforma de youtube en varios canales, sin el consentimiento de los padres. recopilaron informaciÓn de esos niÑos, informaciÓn personal. eso no se puede hacer. >> la multa se mayor monto jamÁs obtenido por la ftc, en un caso de la ley copa. protege la diversidad en la red. >> potencialmente, el uso de informaciÓn y de dirección de publicidada un grupo objetivo especÍfico a niÑos menores, por supuesto que conlleva muchÍsima responsabilidad. no podemos publicitar cualquier cosa, a cualquier grupo objetivo. edwin: afortunadamente, andrews mir, protector de servicio consumidor dijo que implementarÁn cambios inmediatos. >> las personas que crean contenido de vÍdeos para niÑos, van a decirle a yo

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when did youtube remove the comment? did youtube report this comment to law enforcement? if so, who and when? if you did report this comment to law enforcement, did you follow up? what was the process? and was there any follow-up to see if there was any corrective action? >> senator, thank you for the question. first, it was a horrendous event. and we strive to be vigilant, to invest heavily to proactively report where we see an imminent threat. i don't have the details on this and the specific facts that you are describing. i'd be happy to get back to you. let me say this going forward. looking ahead, parkland was a moment that did spur us to proactively reach out to law enforcement to start talking about how can we do this better. that's part how we reached out and started working with the northern california regional intelligence center so we could go to a one-stop shop, who could get it from the right law enforcement locally rather than to cold call people. just this month in fact, in the last month, there was an incident where pbs was streaming news hour on youtube.

so what does the future look like for our youtubers? youtube is definitely here to stay. media monolith. it's become essentially bigger than television in a fraction of the time. i find it really hard, especially in thisjob to plan for the future because ijust think it's hard to do that because you really don't know what's around the corner with this type ofjob. you can be creative and still earn money. it's a very new thing for some people. i still think a lot of people don't get it. but over the next coming years i think it's going to really take off. i'm going to carry on for as long as i enjoy it, essentially, which hopefully will be a long time. and of course, you influence what we do. so please do get in touch with all your thoughts, comments and suggestions. but that's it for tonight. good evening. some part of the uk have had more than their fair share of rain this weekend, so much so, we have had some flooding problems, still flood warnings in force for parts of england and wales. flooding from rivers, but also around the coast, because of some very high tides. a

(rapping) she's now going where no youtuber hasone befo-- network television. make her debut on nbc as host of "a little late with lilly singh," taking over the late-night time slot for carson daly. >> welcome to the show! erh made the annncement in march, welcomed byellow nbc late night hosts jimmy fallon and seth meyers >> indian canadian wom, also. breaking records! i'm super honored and humbled. b >> reporter: slt her fame by standing out online. and in her new role, singh will definitely stand apart. when your show premieru are going to be the only woman on the major networks,te night, in a sea of white male hosts. how are u thinking about that? >> honestly, is exciting, and nerve wracking at the same time. i mean, it's a huge honor, i'm so humbled to be parof creating that path, because i wouldn't be here witho the women that paved the path before me, but i think that, fothe same reason, it's so importantbr for me to g that authentic point of view, you know? >> reporter: she'll also be the only woman of color on late night television, and the first l.g.b.

so, say you pulled youtube off of google. maybe youtube will say, you know, maybe we should bill ourselves as a safe place. or maybe google will start a new video network focused on safety. or instagram might be doing something else, they might be a whole new thing. what a lot of the anti trust people are thinking, is that nobody is going to, there is nobody today who is going to invest in a search engine. there is no way you can win. there hasn't been a search engine sense for ever, like 15 years. there hasn't been a new social media site, a significant one, at not talking about yo or whatever that was, there was a peach, for 14 seconds, but there hasn't been anyone since snap chat, and just today, snapchat was in beanies, because they called facebook voldemort, and they created a vial of things that voldemort had done to hurt harry potter, which the evidence of evil i guess. but there's a lot of question of how much evidence, innovation facebook boroughs, instagram specifically. so, snapchat was the last social media networ

. >> youtube is paying up a record settlement for allegedly violating children's privacy. the google-owned company will sell out $170 million. youtube is accused of illegally selling advertisements aimed at children to bolster revenue. it calls for youtube to now require maker of children's videos to declare before their content is targeted at kids inspect a statement about the settlement, google said it is committed to providing the best experience possible on youtube for children and families. >>> paul is joining us. turning his attention close to home. a cool down in the future? >> we do. for the first time in about 100 days i can make this statement, and it's accurate. it kind of rained today in the bay area. rain fell from the sky, and doesn't sound like it should be that big of a deal, but around here in the summertime, it is. look at the radar. we're going back in time now between 1:00 and 3:00. we'll zoom in for you. a couple of showers around petaluma petaluma. it's hot in con core right now with that cloud cover moving out. san jose, 77, oakland 74,. redwood city

in a statement youtube said at youtube nothing is more important than protecting kids and their privacye urging parents to use the youtube kids app which offer better protection. critics have blasted the settlement. >>> a lot of smiles around the area today. it's gorgeous outside. >> it was really nice out there. we had a little bit of humidity moving in. kind of sticky outside. felt somewhat tropical as we take you to our forecast. you can see plenty of blue skies over the south bay at the current moment. we are checking in with 76 degrees after a high of 85. as we move through tonight we'll have mostly clear skies and plenty of 60s as early as 8:00 this evening. we have to talk about that humidity and you'll see here across the state quite a few thunderstorms blowing up over the sierra. we did have a spot thunderstorm right over st. helena. that has moved out. we have dry weather right now. through thursday the best chance of thunderstorms will be in the central valley and through s sierra. that pattern moves off to the we'll be 84 in san jose. right here in san francisco we'll be at

says google marketed youtube as a top destination for children, telling toy company hasbro that youtubethe number one website regularly visited by kids. in a statement youtube says nothing is more important than protecting kids and their privacy. adding that while the site is designed for users over 13, with a boom in family content and the rise of shared guice -- devices, the likelihood of children watching without supervision has increased. under the settlement the company has agreed to work with video creators to clearly label material aimed at kids and it must get verifiable parental consent before collecting or using kids' personal data. it will also limit data collection when users of any age watch children's videos, something youtube already does on its separate site for children, youtube kids. >> the ftc got after it. it's very important. i think privacy is, for little children especially, extremely important. >> reporter: one watchdog group is blasting the settlement as nothing more than a slap on the wrist for a company as large as google. a top ftc official disputes that. >>

the partnership with twitter, youtube and facebook. this facilitates among other things information sharing, technical corporation and research collaboration including academic institutions. twitter technology companies have a rule to play assuring our platforms cannot be exploited by those promoting violence. this cannot be the only public public seat response. removing content alone will not stop those with determined to cause home. what if and when we remove platforms it removes ideologies into the dark corners where they cannot be challenged. as a parent companies have improved their efforts, this content continues to migrate to less government pot platforms and services. we committed to learning and improvingfo of every part of the park to play. addressing much violence is the whole society response. we welcome opportunity and continue to work with industry pears and government institutions, law enforcement, academics and civil society to find the right solutions. thank you for your time today. >> thank you. my name is derek, i'm

it just it larger because youtube is larger.s a penalty that sends a strong message to the marketplace. i have to respectfully disagree with the detractors. >> another question from sara eisen in new york. >> i pulled up wheels on the bus by little baby bum on youtube. it has 2.2 billion views how as an agency can you enforce and police youtube and take this word for it they aren't going to bait kids into ads with so many views when they are selling to advertiser they have this behavioral data for consumers and so many kids watch >> so there's a lot bound up in that question. the first thing is that we are not taking google's word for anything in this order we require google to require all of their channel owners to designate whether the content is child directed or not. we also will continue our enforcement and investigation of google and channel owners for compliance with the coppa rule one thing to remember about coppa it prohibits i had fires for child directed content it does not, however, prohibit serving contextual advert

at youtube headquarters in san bruno, california it's 11:00 a.m.live ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley," i'm carl quintanilla, with morgan brennan. watching the markets here, dow's up, but google is going to start us off, the ftc announcing this $170 million settlement with youtube earlier this morning, about to hold a press conference on that in just a moment we're going to take you there live

we have, in the last year, on good to, provided our youtube community guidelines enforcement report, where you can see how many videos we removed, for what reasons, which were flagged by machines, versus users, and we break that down by violent extremism, hate speech of, child safety and other issues. so, i think this is a really key issue and we look forward to continuing to improved. >> mr. selim, before i ask miss bickert and mr. pickles to respond, perhaps you could help them understand how you don't believe they are not transparent enough at this point. >> thank you for your question. to be clear, the point i am making what transparency is to make sure that there are more clearly delineated categories between the point that mr. slater was making in terms of what the machines or the algorithms used to remove certain types of content or stop it from going up at the first place, and what users on all of this platforms go on to, say saying that we think this is a violation of the terms of service. there are degrees of in consistencies across these platforms that are at the table, as

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