they watch youtube. what's going to happen here is if kid content is no longer monetarily viable, that people are not going to make kid content but the kids look away for you too. they will stand youtube tonight have an entire generation of kids just hearing people swear and watching more mature adult content because that's the only kind of content that can be monetarily viable. >> one of the things i would really like to see is a more defined, i guess less vague definition of what kids abusing or child appealing content is. because when you look at the list, things like pets i have my period who's in my video sometimes but again i don't have -- parent -- it's not child directed at the same time these definitions of pets or colors or music, these things make entertainment. they don't necessarily make child content only. if you have a video with no music, it's that necessarily going to be in terms of editing at least more appealing. these are things i would like to see in terms of something a little more

they watch youtube.hat's going to happen is if content is no longer monetarily viable, that people are not going to make kit content but the kids will not go away. they will stayr on youtube. i have an entire generation of kids just hearing people swear and watching more mature adult content because that's the only kind of content that can be monetarily viable. >> one of the things i would like toon see is a more definedi guess less vague definition of what kid appealing or child appealing content is. like pets, i have my parrot invaders sometime but it's notat child directed nor am i i targeting children but at the same time these definitions of pets or colors or music, these things make entertainment. they don't necessarily make child content only. if you have a video with no music, it's not necessarily going to be in terms of editing at least more appealing. these are things i would like to see in terms of something a a little more defined, less vague. also removing the fact that adults are adults. so

them skoal down to where it says your data and youtube.e to track that's your search history, your viewings, you can even tell them you don't want targeted ads anymore. privacy experts say that's a good idea, the less information these companies gather about you and your kids, the better. >> so we heard from some of the advocates on championing these changes like jim steyer. but some folks are expressing concerns as well >> they think youtube has not gone far enough. there's plenty of content out there that's not made specifically for kids but still attract a bunch of young viewers. think movie trailers. >> yes. >> sports videos that's up to parents and guardians to watch and monitor what their kids are watching. >> vicky nguyen, thank you >>> and let's get another check of the weather mr. dave price is in for al. >> good morning, folks bring rain and snow to the north and west but this is the area we're going to concentrate on. this energy right now in the gulf of alaska that's going to begin to work its way across the country and really

on youtube, the 25-year-old singer was helped youtube set its own record, its own record on youtube.ieber sharing the first trailer for his 10-episode docuseries titled "justin bieber season" which at $20 million is "beliebed" to be a record for original content. >> it takes fans inside the making of the album and an inside look at his wedding to wife hailey. >> i'm excited. just nervous a little bit. this album is different because of where i'm at in my life. >> no one's ever grown up in the history of humanity like justin bieber. >> there's a lot of pressure that i think people don't see. >> i can never remake this album. it's got to be perfect. >> oh! weird. >> be-lieb it. i'm going to see this, i'm not going to lie. the season is set for release january 27th. episodes will be free to watch with ads on youtube. >> the docuseries will cross-promote the new album. and act as a lead-in to his 45-city tour this summer. he said, you're going to see it. we saw scooter braun was in it, the music producer, so i guess taylor swift won't be seeing this one. >> probably not. >>> next to othe

myself and another youtuber, mr.te. so we have a goal to plant 20 million trees by 2020. we partnered with the arbor day foundation. for every dollar we would raise they would plant one tree. so really, in two months, we were trying to raise $20 million. which is crazy. >> jimmy: this sounds impossible to me. people don't care much about trees. >> i was wrong. >> jimmy: how much? >> so as of now we've raised $19,500,000. >> jimmy: that's pretty great. and how can people donate if they want to donate a tree. they can donate one tree if they want. >> if you donate a dollar, one more tree in the world. >> jimmy: can you pick the tree? like i'd like a hazelnut? >> no. team trees.org. a dollar plants one tree. >> jimmy: and if you want to see the full new glitter bomb video for 2019, go to mark rober's youtube channel, it's all right there, mark rober, everybody. thank you, mark. >> jimmy: i want to thank mark rober, adam sandler, kevin garnett, brie larson, and karen gillan, apologies to matt damon. we did run out of tim

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there are over 10 million asmr videos on youtube alone.dance academy to explain the appeal. very tingly. very, like, ah. i think itjust relaxes me. like, i'm able to watch it. i've been given a massage in my brain. there's too much stress so when you find some free time you just like to listen to some calming and relaxing sounds. for some, asmr is a career. emma smith, known as whispersred, makes asmr videos for a living in what she calls her tingle shed. what are you setting out to do? calm the viewer. i am definitely an asmr experiencer. because that was like there was a waterfall in my head. asmr has entered popular culture. this year american teenager billie eilish topped the uk charts. as 60 magazine put it, get your pop and asmr fix all in one place. sensual rather than sexual. intimate rather than erotic. asmr could revolutionise advertising because these videos are a zone in which you are relaxed, focused and highly receptive to what you see and hear. through asmr, the internet provides a soothing antidote to the age of overload. t

a google spokesperson says youtube has since updated its policy. >>> and new tonight we're learning at least 11 u.s. troops were injured in last week's iranian missile attack. the pentagon initially said nobody got hurt, there were no casualties in the january 8th attack at a base in iraq. the military defies a defines a casualty as an injury or fatality, but now they're saying several were treated for concussions. the attack was in retaliation for the u.s. strike that killed iran's top general. >>> meanwhile the impeachment case against president trump officially in the hands of the u.s. senate. pretrial proceedings got underway today. >> lead manager adam schiff formally presented the articles of impeachment. >> impeaching donald john trump, president of the united states for high crimes and misdemeanors. >> chief justice john roberts took an oath to preside over the proceedings, and then swore in the senators as jurors. 4 presidential candidates returned to the senate today to sign the oath book. the actual trial gets underway tuesday, but the perimeters are still under debate. >> t

youtube? zero. they monetize our attention. the attentionet is using the dark patterns or tricks to do it. the way they do it with children is saying how many likes were followers do you have? they get children addicted to getting attention from other people. the use beautification filters that enhance your self image. after two decades, the middle health of teen girls went up 170%. after the 2010, with the rise of instagram. these are your children, your constituents, this is a real issue. we are hacking the self-image of children. the business model, think of it like we are drinking from the flint water supply of information. the business model is polarization. the whole point is i have to figure out and calculate what keeps your attention. there is a recent turn study -- upturn study. polarization has a home-field advantage in terms of the business model. the natural portion of these platforms is to reward conspiracy theories and the race to the bottom of the brain stem. yous the reason why all of at home have crazier and cr

because youtube had refused, turkey blocked youtube had we are starting to see that same dynamic layout and a lot of countries. twitter, for example, is active in turkey and as part of their turkey,stay online in they have to remove certain content from being viewed within turkey. that is an important distinction that when a government asks a censormpany, can you these types of posts? what we have started to see is companies implement that but only on a local country level so it remains available for people all around the world but also people in those countries who are using a vpn to circumvent government restrictions. andhen it comes to blogging mass surveillance, china is at the bottom of your freedom list. >> yes. china has been at the bottom of our list for four years now. it encapsulates the opposite of internet freedom. something we call digital authoritarianism. the government is actively channeling technology for authoritarian and. it we see that in the way they have automated censorship of people's private messages they are spending on services like we chat. massive investment

kate rogers, youtube, i know that search is everything for them youtube, some people think it's a 100 billion, 2$200 billion if it's by itself >> it's easy for us to forget about it all the people using youtube are the younger kids some of these youtube celebrities, the amounts of money -- >> the 8-year-old who made 27 million unboxing toys. >> exactly that's something i don't use all the time it's not something i have at the top of my mind >> toy unboxing videos >> no, but youtube in general. i'm more of a facebook instagram user they note ambitious long-range products like driverless cars, and forays into medicines has not paid off yet >> you know what the first billion dollar company in the u.s. was >> gosh. >> u.s. steel 1901 >> 1901? >> i was going to say some radio company, rca in 1922. >> the first 1$100 billion company was ibm in 2007. the question for me, who is the first trillionary? i think jeff bezos what would amazon need to be for jeff bezos to be a trillion aaie 84 billion >> it speaks to the narrow leadership already in -- >> some people think vladimir putin is a trill

but in our organization, we produced videos that you can find on our youtube channel. videos are bringing positive narrative stories. we have a story of a young grouper who joined a which is a terrorist group in the early 2013's and thanks to , he was resilient. he is telling his story in a short film. we are taking this to the secondary schools because we think there is big vulnerability among teenagers. this is why we target in our work women and teenagers from 11 to 18. this is part of our work. sampson intobring the discussion. in northern nigeria in particular, you see similar themes from what we heard in tunisia, but you are working on electoral and political reform. how do you connect that and why is that such a priority and how does it connect to the radicalization of young people? samson: thank you for inviting me to share some perspectives on this. there is a connection. and the reports are very clear on the nexus between a leadership recoupment process and fragility. what we have today are fractured societies. between a disconnect the citizens because our el

because youtube refused turkey then blocked all of you too. we are starting to see that dynamic play out in a lot of countries. twitter, for example, is active in turkey and as part of their deal to stay online in turkey they actually have to remove certain content from being viewed within turkey. that is i think an important distinction that when the government asks protect company can you censor essentially these types of posts we started to see companies implement that but only on the local country level so it remains available for people all around the world but also people in those countries who are using bp ends circumvent the government restriction. >> host: it comes to blocking and massive surveillance china is at the bottom of your freedom list. isn't it? >> guest: yes, china has been at the bottom of our list for four years now. i think in many ways it conflates the opposite of internet freedom and something we call digital authoritarianism where the government is actively channeling technology for authoritarian and we see that in th

debut if you see it somewhere else you can now also watch erica america live at youtube dot com slash r t america and we're live a direct t.v. channel 321 on the super cool pluto t.v. 279 and on dish 280 and all those shows anytime anywhere on any device at youtube dot com slash the big picture artie holland back in washington next week mean time questions more. well it's finally begun. the president and his supporters say the process is nothing more than a political witch the democrats. in the liberal corporate media is a national security threat and must be removed but in the end it would seem to mark the. just one magic bullet you could actually come up with some able to talk about his baby talk about ways we get access to capital and capitalism couples important so we could actually have programs that actually help folks who want to do that but when you give everybody a $1000.00 i'm a poor person i'm going to consume that and if you're rich you're going to invest that equity the wealth the spirit is going to grow because you're not using your money to do it going so you're literal

i put up a link on my twitter feed to their section on creating a positive youtube experience for your kids including adjusting their privacy. in menlo park, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> important to know what our kids are watching. thank you so much. >>> a push to bring more housing to the bay bridge starts later today when local leaders throw support behind a long-debated plan. sharon katsuda is live in millbrae to tell us why supporters believe this time around the plan has a good chance to pass. >> reporter: that is right, laura. this is a perfect example of why it is so controversial to build near a transit hub. b.a.r.t. plans to build on-site housing here but also taking away 600 parking spaces. throughout the state cities are grappling with how to provide more housing in cuniti-- in communities and face a mandate to do so. "the los angeles times" said many are considering sb 50 addressing the california 3.5 million home shortage by increasing zone density and legalizing apartment buildingings and public housing near public transportation. the sb 50 has faced opposition b

when youtube gobbles up that part of the attention economy. we lose those protections. why not bring the protections of saturday morning. we used to have fair price equal elections ads. same price for each politician to reach. someone when facebook hobbles up election, we are basically moving from an for society to a unlawful internet society. that is what we have to change. >> thank you. i yield back. the chair now recognizes ms. rogers, our subcommittee ranking member for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. you referenced how misinformation is not a new problem, certainly with the speed of information, how it can travel online, its harm is increasing. i have long believed that the way that information can be transmitted, more sources, more, speech not less. this is important not just in an election cycle, but also around discussions of health, issues disasters. i am worried about this renewed trend, the government could set the parameters, limit speech, expression. miss specter, how does free speech and expression factor into the content decisions. can you use can

. >>> plus facebook announcing overnight a major ban on some videos, youtube making changes as well as to what kids will see online. we'll tell you about the new rules coming up in a live report. >>> and the talk is building up to build a new richmond-san rafael bridge and why the price may make some think twice. you're watching "today in the bay." our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. they help us with achievable steps along the way... so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow dad, do you think you overdid it maybe? i don't think so... what do you think, peanut? nope! honey, do you think we overdid it? overdid what? see? we don't think so, son. technically, grandparents can't overdo it. it's impossible. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >>> right now at 6:30, an overnight fire ripping through a south bay apartment building sending families out into the cold. >>> plus growing tourism concerns in san francisco. the new steps city leaders are trying to take to keep high-profile conventions h

how much should be paidfor your facebook account recently or your youtube account ? zero. how are they worth more than $1 trillion in market value west and mark they monetize our attention. the way they get that is by influencing you and using these dark patterns or tricks to do it so the way they do it with children as they say how many like sore followers you have ? they get children addicted to getting attention from other people really use filters, likes, beautification filters that enhance your self image and after two decades and decline the mental health of teen girls there's an image here will show went up hundred 70percent . after the year 2010, with the rise of instagram etc. these are your children, your constituents this is a real issue and it's because we're having the self-image of children. on information ecology front, the business model, think of it like were drinking fromthe flint water supply of information . this is the business model is polarization because the whole point is i have to figure out and calculate whatever keeps your attention which means

we're talking about terrorist propaganda on youtube, disinformation on facebook. when we talk about content moderation more broadly, we are talking about a lot of techniques and press -- practices rules and procedures that happened on facebook and youtube and on the smallest message board and forum and mailing list. as we discussed, it would be helpful to unpack that there can judgment associated with different kinds of content moderation and it's helpful to take a step back and think about what we talking about is something that any host of third-party content has to grapple with. they have to come up with roles contenty might apply to on their website. they had to figure out how to apply them. do they proactively seek out content and try to take it down according to the rules for do they wait for people to notify them? there are different ways that they have made these decisions that are -- they have benefits and drawbacks create it is important for us to think and public policy terms about the implications of how some of the biggest companies online have made t

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planter's says it will adjust the campaign on advertising platforms like twitter and youtube following tragic death of the basketball legend. a spokesperson says the ad featuring the 104-year-old mascot's funeral will air in its entirety during the super bowl. >>> a disgraced pharmaceutical executive is facing a new lawsuit over a scheme to inflate the cost of a lifesaving drug. the ftc and new york's attorney general are suing incarcerated pharma bro martin shkreli. they allege he illegally monopolized the drug. the action comes nearly five years after shkreli made headlines for increasing the drug's price by more than 4,000%. he's currently serving a seven-year prison sentence. >>> and mattel's introduced a new line of diverse barbie and ken dolls. they are the latest members of the 2020 barbie fashionistas line. there are more gender-inclusive dolls and there are some with prosthetic limbs, alopecia. or the skin condition activivit and there are new hair styles including for ken. the dolls will be released throughout the year. >> always good to have more diversity. didn't occur to m

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, or facebook, where they have user generated content, youtube to a lesser extent pluto but this ideagh premium content, ad supported and really when you talk to executives, and i did get a chance to talk to steve burke and brian roberts, the ceo of comcast, prior to the meeting yesterday, in many ways they viewed the real competitor here as youtube >> yes >> so much time is spent on youtu youtube, so much of it is spent they say with nbc universal content, think "snl" or "the tonight show" cut up in parts they're not getting monetization from and love the opportunity to bring back that content and actually monetize, not to mention obviously a very broad portfolio of entertainment, including a bunch of new shows as well, and the ones that you see right there, some of the old favorites from years gone by that will give them the opportunity they believe to sort of benefit in a way, also pointing to hulu, where it's the ad supported part of that service that actually is the most profitable and getting as much as $10 in advertising i think it's per sub, so those are the numbers they're lo

want to celebrate in their local context and also as a reminder there are people watching online on youtube and twitter. please join the conversation with politics fragility. any of our approaches to addressing fragility in gold locally led solutions and i can think of no better panel to help us better understand what that looks like than the one we have here. really happy to introduce raj who will moderate the discussion and will introduce the panelist for us. he's the president and editor in chief of the leading media platform for global development community. community. would you please join me in welcoming the panelists and [applause] good morning. i have to agree this is a remarkable group of being in the news business i can say that it's rare and in fact maybe it's kind of like a unicorn in this space. it's rare to see a great idea in this case that turns into a thoughtful task force report that then becomes bipartisan legislation. we are at an important moment which is will this policy actually work and may be the critical piece is understanding what we mean by prevention the word we

bieber was the first of the youtube kids.he decade, the music business was falling off a cliff. it seemed like all of it was gone, reduced to rubble. >> the shuttering this weekend of virgin's last two stores in manhattan and hollywood marks the death of a once-booming chain, and another nail in the coffin of the music cd. >> by the mid-2000s, music labels realized that youtube, myspace and file sharing software was the way people were discovering new music. what do you do? you get all of the people you've heard online together in one act and you charge $130 to see it. this proved to be a very successful model. ♪ waking up >> the one that really set it off was bonaroo and coachella. >> so you came here from england for this. >> for the festival, man. why not? it's coachella. >> all of a sudden that same generation that's discovering music peer to peer online wants to be somewhere in a field with that peer enjoying the live music experience. >> i see about 40 different bands, any type of music you can imagine. >> music festiva

and members of san francisco pride have voted to ban google, youtube and other alphabet companies from future pride celebrations. the san francisco pride board of directors have to approve the motion at a meeting next month to make it official. youtube has been criticized for not removing anti-gay hate speech on videos san francisco pride members of also voted to ban the alameda county sheriff's department from taking part in pride while in uniform. the members say they did not like the sheriff's deputies removal of foremothers and moved into the vacant house in oakland. >>> for companies are suing facebook for what they are calling anti-competitive, federal lawsuit accuses facebook of harming prospective competitors by revoking developer access to his platform and the companies want class-action status and unspecified damages. facebook is facing several investigations and lawsuits for possible antitrust violations. ns >>> an important warning going to the crs, the first major storm of 2020 a lot of snow in the mountains and a lot of rain around the bay area and we have a look at the f

in the debate on a facebook page and you can also watch a longer version of that street debate on youtube. now let's head to rhonda like in many other countries life with a disability here is still anything but easy when tears then became disabled he was forced to live on the streets but a few years later his life took a surprising time. least some killers like you cannot make it up to the physical address. each possible run for political leadership which operates to international sports competition that's good so it's also about inner strength children if kids like this teacher. it's a cool moment of gosh for you to know when i was it is world a good point you put that this is affected one leg when i was taken to the hospital or seem to injections all suddenly also my succumb like i was affected the most why i have a disability often makes people go grandma grandma. eat warm only choked me up into both of these are very nice tears jane some sort of primary school and another there was no one taking care of the it was wasn't even mistakes. but i was i slept on the outside for in the house

the debate on our facebook page and you can also watch a longer version of that street debate on youtube. now let's head to wind up like in many other countries life with a disability here is still anything but easy when tears then add his own mind that became disabled he was forced to leave on the streets a few years later his life took a surprising tot he. was killed but keep in mind that he's up to egypt. he's asking what michel you click the shutter to international sports competition but still it is also a box in knots trying to keep your life in the streets. it's the little rougher you get you know when i was it is world a good part that this is affected one leg when i was taken to the hospital are simple injections suddenly also my 2nd leg was affected. why i have a disability often it's going to come over to the war on the soap he added to both of these are very nice to see in terms of the prime minister and the other there was no one taking care of him he was it wasn't even mistakes. i slept on the outside for in the house is sometimes even in gutters contain is where i was look

use youtube subscribers that is used to being around social media.she has come out as transgender and her fa ns has come out as transgender and her fans have been reacting and they have been extremely supportive and have been extremely supportive and have been extremely supportive and have been champing her bravery. —— championing. while most people are retiring, would you start a new career as a teacher at the age of 67? and how about continuing in the job until the age of 91? well that's exactly what lakshmi sen from india has done. we caught up with her at her school in bangalore. class: good morning, ma'am. i never worked, so i had all the energy, even to do it at the age of 67. ijust wanted to get out and meet people. 1948, this is... first of all, i myself had all these aspirations. i wanted to become a doctor and look after sick people, but in those days, the girls had very, very limited rights. but half the dream is being fulfilled, isn't it? i am helping these children who have no other. i have to be satisfied with that, as you would say. i

for watching the big picture if you see us somewhere else you can also watch r t america live at youtube dot com slash r t america we're also live a direct t.v. channel 321 in cord cutter heaven pluto t.v. we are channel 279 and on the dish dish were 280 and all of our shows are available anytime anywhere on any device at youtube dot com slash the big picture r.t. i'm holland cook in washington and holland cook on twitter where if you follow me i'll follow you question more. to the. book or you could look. all over 7 7 7. operations understand that the cost of doing business is buying and building support in washington d.c. and that includes staffing up with former members of congress put them on your payroll you want to hire a chief of staff from a powerful senator or committee. member get their chief of staff put them on your payroll as a lobbyist this is what washington does on a bipartisan basis in fact i think it's the only point of true bipartisanship in d.c. is corporate influence over government. well welcome to sophie visionaries well they say. wisdom. but can we grow personally

|j twitter, millions of people are watching it on youtube. i am still in shock.p. no, honestly, the reaction has been nothing but wonderful. the fa ct has been nothing but wonderful. the fact that it made it across the globe to india, where i emigrated from when i was young, people from my elementary school and family members who! my elementary school and family members who i haven't really kept in touch with, they came and reconnected, it's been pretty fantastic. i mean, my dad reconnected with his classmates that he grew up in college. it's been an amazing experience. amazing ripple effect. i still can't believe it. lee, what about the reaction and the numbers of views? even less important to me the number of years, the different people from different countries all over the world who reached out through direct messages and send their love to us from every country you can imagine and sometimes in languages i didn't know existed! it's just so surreal and it underlines something that i always thought, deep down. we are all not as different as we might think. we al

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subsidiary youtube and their parent company from suitor celebrations. the controversy began last year when youtuber refused to remove videos that were reported for homophobic harassment. pride member state they are urging the board to formally approve the ban and it's not clear if that will happen since only seven members out of more than 300 voted.'s as a pride says, the pride board values the voices of the membership and responsibility to the many civic and business partners it takes to produce the city's largest event. a spokesperson says youtube has since updated its policy to take a tougher approach to harassment and hate speech. >>> out of virginia, a state of emergency has just taken affect ahead of a pro-gun rally work on thursday the fbi arrested three alleged members of the base, a white supremacist group. they were charged with firearms and immigration related offenses. investigators say the member believed to have been heading to the gun rally. >> whether that means they were going to recruit or whether that means they were planning on some

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