how many total employees does youtube have? cannot release that exact number but we do have thousands of employees. and we do work with google so there are some shared resources. david: i assume you have more are they working mostly from home now? susan: everyone is at home. we are a global company. we have operations around the globe. there were certainly some countries where they might have slightly more people in the office. but for the most part, almost everyone is working from home. a technology company like yours, people would presume, i assume, that you are able to operate from home better than a non-technology company. is that a fair statement? susan: it definitely took some adjustment, but there is truth and the fact that because we are an online company, it is easier for us to work from home. but there will be tech companies that produce hardware, that people will need to come into the office. for us, for the most part, our employees have been able to successfully work from home. david: a couple other companies like y

a youtube presence as well.thought, instagram is where but i my brand deals, might as well have a youtube as well, a patriotic -- as well, a patreon. but this will become less necessary for people on instagram to have a youtube presence. emily: let's talk about the tiktok threat, which has been rising. people calling it the pandemic winner over the past few months, not instagram or youtube. how much more powerful do you think tiktok can become, and can mindgnificantly dent the share of instagram? isah: i think tiktok becoming increasingly powerful because it is escapist entertainment. it is this phenomenon of right now. the tough thing for tiktok will be making sure it has some longevity beyond this moment. they have been starting to do tv deals for their creators, trying to do other ways of taking advantage of that ecosystem. already, you are seeing a lot of tiktok stars migrate over to youtube and instagram as well. i think it is becoming a more crowded space. you are not just a tiktok star anymore, ura social

well-timed with the leadership of youtube.ind people glued to the product, glued to youtube, but there are real issues like the twitter upset of the morning with the president. there are real issues how youtube will police itself. what did you learn? david: youtube, when i talk to the ceo yesterday, she was the garage to rented her larry page when they were starting the company and she became the 16th employee, and later, she recommended they buy a company called youtube and now head -- now it has become a behemoth. it was then -- it was a knock you -- it was an awkward situation because we do not know exactly what president trump's executive order said. she said they do the best they can to police -- she did not use the word police, but if something it is inaccurate on youtube they try to take it down. hundreds of people watch what is going on on youtube so they can watch what is wrong or dangerous. tom: i looked at the time we are in with the invention of this new media property. you know the valuations being put on these pr

he says youtube then pulled his video off site youtube releasing statement saying, quote, we quickly remove flagged con tent that violates our community guidelines including content that explicitly disputes et efficacy of local guidance on social distancing but might lead others to act against that guidance. well doctor daniel erickson the guy whose post was taken down from youtube joins me now. you were saying essentially dr. erickson that the nationwide shutdown, sheltering in place all of that is -- is over kill? >> basically looking at the swedish model and i think that doctors have done a great job at taking a more conservative approach kids under 16 are in square mile businesses are open, people are practicing social isolation and groups less than 50 are limited and when i look at their numbers compared to ours and compare to the united kingdom, i think they're doing quite well. jon: i want to read what the i'm sorry -- i want to play for you as a matter of what the world health organization doctor ryan said about the sweden program. listen. >> i think there's a perception out

but was it better than doing a youtube workout?e to wear a vr headset for it? ok, yeah, it's definitely gross having the headset on. you get sweaty in vr at the best of times, and doing a full workout with it on, you do get very warm and steamy in there. it's not nice. but at least with this, you're forced to do what it's telling you, rather than if it was just a youtube video, i could just ignore it. i'd worry the goggles would bounce off with the jumping squats. did you have that? no, they haven't fallen off yet, luckily. i've dropped the controllers a few times, and i'm always really worried that when i'm swinging my arms around i'm gonna punch the fridge. so i've got to be careful with that one! oh, dear — unusual hazards! but don't you think this is alljust a bit of a novelty, really? would you keep doing it? ok, yeah. it might be a fad, i'm not sure yet, but ultimately it's got me working out. before i was doing nothing, i wasn't going for a jog, now i'm doing these exercises every day. so i'm going to stick at it and work on

youtube is where a lot of videos are emerging from. a lot of creators on youtube produce them. deliberately they're shared to facebook. some of the recent ones that went viral was organized as a book marketing campaign. so what's happening is the platforms are struggling trying to figure out what's health misinformation and what's political opinion. when the youtube video is titled doctor so and so takes down fauci, that's not vaccines cause autism, that's a different angle that crosses into the gray area where they try to decide what to take down. if youtube takes it down but it's uploaded to facebook organically, then facebook has to decide what to do with it. you have gaps in enforcement, gaps in the areas where the platforms decide this will come down, this is not going to come down. sometimes that discrepancy or the takedown after the fact when it's massively viral on one platform means there's a second order wave of complaints about the conspiracy through censor. that's one of the challenges that the platforms have to deal with now. >> oftentimes something on the fringe t

more into youtube than school.enty of youtube millionaires, but i can't find many who knows what time two trains pass each other millionaires. but if more kids ants woo pass youtube, teachers should make lessons youtubey. turn them into makeup tutorials or something. okay, class, i'm going to put foundation here, just like the colonists in roanoak established a foundation in the americas. i'm not sure this is much different than regular school. even when students are sitting right in front of you, they're probably thinking of youtube videos anyway. >> now, the war of 1812 was fought between the united states and the united kingdom, from june -- >> trevor: here's what's amazing about teachers, not only are they not giving up, but many are actually stepping up their game to help meet these new challenges. >> welcome to my african savannah. >> this teacher doesn't normally dress in a costume and stand in front of a green stream but very lit is normal. >> a math teacher spicing up online lessons with impersonations. >>

ultimately expert when it comes to distance learning so post your questions on facebook life stream, youtube live or check out instagram to submit a question. so joining me now is sal khan, founder of khan academy, the number one online learning platform for k through 1 thanyou for me for abc7 news viewers. >> i have a thing with my eye but i'm feeling great. >> you have to have that looked out. you guys are in the south bay. >> we're in mountain view. >> i have to ask you, with kids all around the world and 6 million here in california and your kids and my kids not able to go to school, what kind of growth have you seen on khan academy. >> we've seen our traffic, depending on the day of the week, 250 more normal and parents are 2 x and teachers are 5 x so we have seen a step up. >> how about the time spent learning. >> pre-covid there were minutes and now it is closer to 90 million minutes per day so this is gone up. >> that is astronomical growth. everything is free. your math and science and humanities lessons, all free. >> yeah. we're not for profit. you own khan academy as much as i do

we are live on youtube and we also can submit them on instagram. i want to share ab interview that happened hon. midday live. one of the more popular bars in san francisco i'm sure you heard about that had to shut down. take a listen. >> i'm sure a lot of you are totally bummed out what you heard the oldest lgbtq bar was closing. of course, we're talking about the stud, one of the owners is joining my right now. it's an honor to talk to you, honey mooiahogany. >> one of my faves in san francisco. so many feel the same way. 55-year legacy. unfortunately, covid-19 just didn't allow the stud to hang on. what happened? >> yeah. i mean, we have been trying to keep the stud alive for three years now. me being the collective and my co-owners. we took over three years ago when the stud was originally threatened with closh you are. but we kept it alive. we knew it wasn't going to be our forever home and we were looking for a forever home and thought we found a place and covid-19 happened and all of our income dried up and we still have to pay rent. unfortun

but was it better than doing a youtube workout?dset for it? 0k, yeah, it's definitely gross having the headset on. you get sweaty with vr at the best of times, and doing a full workout with it on, you do get very warm and steamy in there, it's not nice. at least with this, you're forced to do what it's telling you, rather than if it was just a youtube video, i could just ignore it. don't you think this is alljust a bit of a novelty, really? would you keep doing it? 0k, yeah. it might be a fad, i'm not sure yet, but ultimately it's got me working out. before i was doing nothing, i wasn't going for a jog, now i'm doing these exercises every day. so i'm going to stick at it and work on my ‘fad' bod rather than getting a dad bod. nice! brilliant! chris, you're such a great sport. it's always brilliant to talk to you, thanks for doing that for to us! that is it from us for this week. check out the full—length version waiting for you right now on iplayer. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook a

but was it better than doing a youtube workout?eah, it's definitely gross having the headset on. you get sweaty with vr at the best of times, and doing a full workout with it on, you do get very warm and steamy in there — it's not nice. at least with this, you're forced to do what it's telling you, rather than if it was just a youtube video, i could just ignore it. i'd worry me goggles would bounce off with the jumping squats. did you have that? no, they haven't fallen off yet, luckily. i've dropped the controllers a few times, and i'm always really worried that when i'm swinging my arms around i'm gonna punch the fridge. so i've got to be careful with that one! oh, dear — unusual hazards! but don't you think this is alljust a bit of a novelty, really? would you keep doing it? 0k, yeah. it might be a fad, i'm not sure yet, but ultimately it's got me working out. before i was doing nothing, i wasn't going for a jog, now i'm doing these exercises every day. so i'm going to stick at it and work on my ‘fad' bod rather than getting a da

but was it better than doing a youtube workout?tely gross having the headset on. you get sweaty with vr at the best of times, and doing a full workout with it on, you do get very warm and steamy in there — it's not nice. but for me, at least with this, you're forced to do what it's telling you, rather than if it was just a youtube video, i could just ignore it. i'd worry me goggles would bounce off with the jumping squats. did you have that? no, they haven't fallen off yet, luckily. i've dropped the controllers a few times, and i'm always really worried that when i'm swinging my arms around i'm gonna punch the fridge. so i've got to be careful with that one! oh, dear — unusual hazards! but don't you think this is alljust a bit of a novelty, really? would you keep doing it? 0k, yeah. it might be a fad, i'm not sure yet, but ultimately, for me, it's got me working out. before i was doing nothing, i wasn't going for a jog, now i'm doing these exercises every day. so i'm going to stick at it and work on my ‘fad' bod rather than getting

hora del pacÍfico por youtube. francisca: fÍjense bien en este vÍdeo. 50 mÁs bellos? juan: que probablemente este aÑo lo decidieron hacer basado en la inteligencia y no necesariamente en la belleza fÍsica. la verdad que siempre, obviamentecada uno espera algÚn tipo de reconocimiento y uno se tiene que sentir muy agradecido. la verdad que me siento muy agradecido con la revista people. astrid: ser bello quÉ significa? juan: es la combinaciÓn de la parte fÍsica pero mÁs bien lo que uno representa. en mi caso siempre fue colaborar o siempre tener en mi mente una meta que es mÁs grande que yo mismo. astrid: y para el "dr. juan" hay una persona que tiene todas las cualidades de la belleza. su esposa ana raquel. juan: mi esposa ana ademÁs de hermosa por fuera fÍsicamente, creo que tambiÉn ha logrado sacar lo mejor de mi. no sÓlo como decÍa la belleza física, tiene una fortaleza interna muy increÍble. astrid: muchos doctores se destaca por su vocaciÓn de ayuda y otros tienen algo mÁs, una pinta de galÁn que no se la quita nadie. en el caso del "dr. juan" es su

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estoy viendo muchas cosas para mÍ canal de youtube.Ás preocupado? cÓmo ha cambiado tu vida? josÉ eduardo : estoy preocupado. la verdad, al principio, yo estaba mucho con las noticias cuando empezÓ todo esto. despuÉs me alejé un poco de ver noticias. soy fans de las noticias, pero me empezÓ a pasar que todo lo que decÍan ya lo sabÍa. lo del dolor de cabeza, tos, ya traÍa a todo. empecÉ a decir "yo lo tengo". te metes a las redes sociales y hay mÁs noticias y noticias. llega a un. que no sabe si es verdad, si es falso. ya no lo quieren ni ver. optÉ por ver la noticia una vez a la semana para estar enterado. no sÉ realmente cÓmo manejan las cosas en mi paÍs. espero que las estÉn manejando bien. entiendo que mucha gente que tiene que salir a trabajar. eso es lÓgico. somos pocas las personas que nos podemos quedar en casa. creo que es intentar hacer caso a las autoridades. tomar el ejemplo de otros paÍses de cÓmo empezaron, de cÓmo terminaron. jorge: en gracias por estar con nosotros. dÓnde te encuentra la gente? josÉ eduardo: mi canal de y

author, youtubeer, public speaker, and popular space personality. not unlike her subjects she is one of the only academically trained young female space flight historians. she runs runs the blog, with ovr 325,000 subscriber. a regular writer for discovery seeker and has hosted numerous space and science related shows. among them, nasa's unexplained files. she gives talks about space night all over the u.s. and america. please give a warm welcome to amy teitel. [applause] >> bring it down to short level. good morning and thank you for coming out to listen to me talk first thing in the morning for some, including myself. something weird about hearing your bioread like that. i'll try to live up to everything that was just intention l said about me. -- intensely said. i want to start with the brief -- who here has heard of the story of the so-called mercury 13? oh, look at the number of hands, maybe 15 or 20 or sometimes called the first lady astronaut trainees. i don't -- no way to print my talk so i'll read this off my phone. if you don't know the sto

>>social media companies like facebook and youtube say they're fighting covid-19 misinformion. >>if someone spreading something that people are in imminent risk of physical harm. we take that down but the sites are struggling to keep up or a flood of conspiracy theories. this week you might have seen friends and family sharing this slickly produced video called pandemic but i'm facebook and youtube to cut down it had millions of views, i've not a video of this time. gain this kind of viral traction so quickly facebook said it pulled the video because it claimed wearing mask could make people sick. youtube said it removed the video because it included medically of substantiated diagnostic advice for covid-19. but even after the company said thursday they would remove the video copies of it still circulated online fact checkers like alan juke whose company works with facebook says covid-19 misinformation is spending almost as fast as the virus so the expression a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth. he gets boots on really applies here is it impossible for fa

>>social media companies like facebook and youtube say they're fighting covid-19 misinformation. >>if someone spreading something that people are in imminent risk of physical harm. we take that down but the sites are struggling to keep up or a flood of conspiracy theories. this week you might have seen friends and family sharing this slickly produced video called pandemic but time facebook and youtube to cut down it had millions of views, i've not a video of this type. dane this kind of viral traction so quickly facebook said it pulled the video because it claimed wearing mask could make people sick, youtube said it removed the video because it included medically of substantiated diagnostic advice for covid-19. but even after the company said thursday they would remove the video copies of it still circulated online fact checkers like alan juke whose company works with facebook says kogan 19 misinformation is spending almost as fast as the virus. so the expression a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth. he gets boots on really applies here is it impossible for

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the business we're dealing with here is basic, the business model of facebook, instagram, twitter, youtube is based on capturing our attention and manipulating it. the way they do that is with algorithms that amplify the content that engages us emotionally. that is hate speech, disinformation and conspiracy theories the business model is based on that the issue here is not that president trump has said something false on twitter or on facebook, it's the fact that the algorithms amplify that content intensely to the point where it blocks out all of the legitimate facts that are in the marketplace. people don't find out the truth. the issue is not that president trump lies in ads, it's that facebook changed its rules to permit falsehoods in ads which it had never done previously those things are the real issues we should be talking about after four years, after the 2016 election, i just wished that the interviews would focus on those real issues. >> well, zuckerberg brought up brazil and a post that bolsonaro made about hydroxychloroquine which they did bring down. are you saying that facebo

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it's the work ofjournalist, youtuber and father—of—three andy robertson.navigates the modern gaming landscape. parents can search for an individual title to see if it's right for them, or they can search through curated lists which are categorised by the type of experience games provide. talking to families, i'm often, kind of, suggesting games they should play. it can be quite hard to find games in the way it's presented to them with the information they need, which are things like pegi rating, how long will it take to play, what's the kind of time commitment. it's designed for parents in a form they can access. a game just released and quite timely is a game called animal crossing, played on the switch, a game where you escape the world and you go to your own desert island. but it is quite interesting as an experience the list also provides a heads—up about features like loot boxes and content where games could be asking players to shell out extra cash to purchase in—game items. you know, children may well, and probably are, using games to cope with what

>> the youtube question is a good one. he records himself and takes his podcasts.se videos at the start will be exclusive but there will still be a library of videos that can appear on youtube. but this is part of the big spotify advertising play with a combination of audio and video and you are right, it's a signal .o other big podcasters the audience on spotify is much smaller. joe rogan is taking a risk in forgoing his audience to bet on this company, but if it is good enough for joe roman it has got to be good enough for a lot of other people. i would expect not a lot of other podcasters like joe rogan -- not just a lot of other podcasters like to rogan, waiting for more to become exclusive. that: we will join you on weight, lucas. thank you so much for giving us the update. meantime, shopify shares soaring as businesses are being forced to sell their stuff online. announcing new tools today former can's to sell and ship and warehouse merchandise through the e-commerce giant. i will be speaking with the shopify d.o., next. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- ceo, next. thi

, nothing wrong with being on youtube, i'm complemented because it is great but that these values, thatapplies to me too, publishers don't value people like me. that is trying to speak to a lot of that and recognize that i get why people do this, i think it wasn't worth it. she took me up but it wasn't worth it. they would have played me. it wouldn't have been worth it. i will -- >> host: being in a world of criticism and occasionally taking a healthy hater approach does provide a certain amount of checks and balances when your life changes, things pop up, am i about to do the thing i called courtney for five years. if i feel i'm about to do that that is pretty much my indicator to say no because i feel coming up in the industry is like you want to do it your way but you are watching people older than you and when you're just a rock 20 something how could you do that and you become 33 and like but okay, i get it but i still can't do it. >> let's say you know it would have been crazy. i know in my heart but also in my mouth, people who going to that thinking, i will be different communit

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addicted to youtube or facebook brian is tain, they have seen this video saying don't wear your masks you coronavirus. terrible stuff you really -- that isn't possible to be true. i know. another issue is this stuff goes viral first and then they correct it. what we need is actor based enforcement. people that know none of these people pushing that video are new here. they are people constants in these anti vaccine communities and been here for years and years. they are just packaging this stuff together for a coronavirus theme and since it goes around that coronavirus and feels new, they can push it on facebook and youtube. >> ben collins who did some great reporting on this for us and has been following this story throughout. thank you so much. >>> we have an update on the story we spoke here with stacy abrams. there is an arrest in the shocking killing of 25-year-old ahmaud arbery by two white men in a pickup truck with guns. the arbery family says he was jogging. the two men said he fit the description of a suspect after a string of robberies and went after him to make a citizens

tenemos el canal de youtube.e este proceso, hice otra canciÓn que la verdad mateo me inspiro mucho que es la de la vacuna. porque salÍa corriendo, entonces di la vuelta de cÓmo se siente, que se siente como un mosquito. alan: no podemos decirte nada mÁs. karla: muchas gracias por compartir un Éxito mÁs en tu vida y en tu carrera, nos alegra que seas parte de la familia de despierta amÉrica, te queremos y deseamos Éxito nos encanta que alegres los dÍas de nuestros chiquitos, te mandamos un abrazo a ti a tu familia alan: no puedo dejar de despedirte. karla: ay dios thalia [mÚsica] ♪que los tengo, tengo, tengo ♪que los tengo, tengo, tengo [mÚsica] karla: un beso, nos encanta, nos encanta, sÚper prendida. thalÍa: los quiero cuídense mucho en casa. karla: igual hermosa para ti y toda la familia. alan: cuidate y felicidades por el disco me siento honrado que baile con thalia karla: mientras se recuperas llega a bronco desde mÉxico enseguida regresamos con esto y mÁs en este sÚper viernes de despierta amÉrica. listerine

it makes a lot of money and that is still why youtube and facebook and twitter can't get a handle on the problem, very simply put, is that facebook and instagram and youtube are competing for our attention. they're competing against any other form of media. in order to do that, they need to use every trick they have. and they have lots. they know so much about us that they know what kinds of things animate us emotionally, and for most people, that's going to be things that trigger fear or outrage. and the best stuff for doing that is hate speech, disinformation, and conspiracy theories. so those wind up being the jet fuel for the business model of these internet platforms. and every time they take something down, it is not because they're trying to eliminate hate speech or disinformation from the plm platform. it's because they're trying to make a political problem go away, by eliminating an individual piece of information or an individual poster, as opposed to going after the core issue, which is their business model, which promotes this stuff and really distorts public health and d

yeah, we did it on youtube we did michael cane in front of him and he was hiding behind a newspaper.e gets older, it goes to the back of the throat. >> i start saying he doesn't have the nasal quality. >> yeah. >> in the old days it was like that it was more like that. you are only supposed to blow the bloody doors off. >> and he gets emotional now, right? >> his voice starts to crack like that. his voice starts to crack because she was only 16 years old. she was only 16 years old! >> doesn't even have a bit a very emotional scene for him to be emotional. he could just be saying, i'd like a cup of tea with a milk and two sugars. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> and he was behind us and he put the newspaper down and said, you're a couple of funny guys, but you're out of shape. i do this for a living and he came forward and did his michael caine. >> jimmy: that's perfect. >> just his normal voice. >> jimmy: i love that. and also i love there was a mick jagger discussion. >> yeah. >> this is from a true story where we said in the trip to spain, i was at the party and mick jagger said, i was ama

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to go to the books on youtube. nor. what do they dream of at night. as cleaners they see the face of. their job censoring for the social media industry. in the uk there are thousands of so-called content monitors day for day they screw up terrifying images from online platforms the restriction off for starvation wage the strain is enormous. the cleaners are sworn to secrecy they are not allowed to talk about their work. and no one asks how they are doing. i think. i need to stop there something walk up to. the cleaners social media shadow industry starts joining on g.w. . the bug the bag. this is live from berlin a grim warning from the u.s. government's top infectious diseases xpress underneath all that she warns of the needless suffering deaths and deep but economic damage to the country relaxes its and teco had locked out too soon. the program russia eases its lockdown as the number of coronavirus infections race.

pacific time on facebook, on twitter, on youtube, on moon.com, we do it every day at 4:20 p.m. pacific. >> okay. >> whenever it's safe for the band to come back we'll have the whole band to do live streams. right now one of the band mates have been sheltering with us so we do a duo. i don't know, carl, i have no idea we have to be careful and set a good example but we're looking at every option, but we have to go slowly. >> we're looking for that day, roger. >> me too. >> stay safe. >> be well, everybody. >> morgan? >>> later this hour, the ceo of virgin galactic, we'll talk about the partnership with nasa and space in the age of covid fp dow is flat. don't go anywhere, back in two to give you the support you need... to stay motivated keep active and sleep well. add a little more health to your day... with nature's bounty. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. so we're working 24/7 toected maintain a reliable

and it was me saying, like, "step away from youtube, stop watching so much youtube."t my screen down and try to break myself in half is that a good plan? >> seth: i imagine you have to sort of in your internal sense of yourself, know that you can do these things. like you and i, i don't think at any point in my life that i've watched videos and sort of figured out contortionism. was penelope always, like, stretchy >> you know, she's built so much like me, like our -- i look at her feet, and i'm like, i remember looking down my legs at those feet she's built -- and so i immediately didn't want to tell her, like, "oh, you can't do this, because i can't do it. because i'm wrong, she can kind of do it so, no, i wouldn't have thought she was going to be so stretchy. and i thought she would get frustrated within like an hour or so. but here we are. >> seth: hey, we're going to be right back with more tina fey after this ♪ ♪ right now, there's over a million walmart associates doing their best to keep our nation going, while keeping us safe. we've given masks to all our peop

a few years later, facebook, google, youtube, amazon and a few others came together for global internet form to talk about how to fight terrorism explosively. this is something that was organized by the tech industry and for the tech industry but it was and again, a lot of cooperation with government. skip forward a few months, we saw o hurricanes and the rest ia hit puerto rico and wiped out the entire grid and cell phone coverage. who showed up, tesla. tesla came forward to rebuild their electric grid. google showed up with project which provide internet total communication coverage. at this time i thought what is going on with tech industry, they're not just making calendars and apps, they are getting involved that's way outside of their admission in areas that used to be before responsible the of government. with diplomacy, counterterrori counterterrorism, defense, infrastructure building, citizen services and i thought there had to be a better way to talk about them than just tech. they seem to have a role to play in geopolitics. so the problem was the term nonstate actor had alrea

. >> youtube: what you do is you get your, your lower here... >> whitaker: youtube videos will show you step-by-step how to turn that piece of plastic or metal into a gun. >> youtube: so, if i can do this, anybody can do this. >> villanueva: so you have, pretty much, it's open season, anyone who is a prohibited person that wants to arm themselves now has a very easy way to do it. >> whitaker: but, if you're a felon, or judged mentally unfit, for example, federal law says you're not supposed to have any kind of firearm. build a ghost gun? no one knows you have it. these are all ghost guns? >> villanueva: everything here is a ghost gun. >> whitaker: ironically, california has some of the strictest state gun laws in the u.s., and yet it's the epicenter of this growing problem. where on your list of worries do these ghost guns fall? >> villanueva: well, along with terrorism, active shooter, this is way up there on the list. >> whitaker: villanueva oversees the largest sheriff's office in the country, and he says over the last year, the number of ghost guns turning up in l.a. county investig

in early june, former president ma willnd michelle obama will headline a youtube virtual headline a youtubetual ceremony. and a documentary out today is offering new insights into the life of the former first lady. cbs' ed o'keefe reports. >> reporter: if joe biden needs advice on who to pick for a running mate, democrats have a suggestion. ey'dly two-thirds say they'd like to see former firs like to see former first lady michelle obama on the ticket. biden says he'd take her in a heartbeat. >> she knows her way around. >> reporter: but she's not interested, as she makes clear in a new netflix documentary. is my life is starting to be mine again. >> reporter: the film tags along on a recent national tour for her autobiography. the former first lady is especially blunt in voicing her concern with what happened in 2016. >> i understand the people who voted for trump. the people who didn't vote at all-- the young people, the women-- that's when you think, man, people think this is a game. our folks didn't show up. after all that work, they just couldn't be bothered to vote at all. that's my tr

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todo por su perfil de facebook y youtube.r quiÉnes serÁn con los intercambios en sectores de instagram, twitter, presentadores de "despierta amÉrica". comienzo con alan. alan: aquÍ estoy. meche: cÓmo estÁs? alan: un gusto saludarte. meche: cuando termine la cuarentena el primer regalo que te vea dar es ir a comer afuera. afuera de tu casa. una mesita en el patio. asÍ comemos afuera. ese es el regalo que te voy a dar. tu madre sigue en la casa? alan: claro. meche: voy a ver si me tienes en la puerta de tu casa. por cierto, pasame a francisca. francisca, cÓmo estÁs? francisca: muy bien. meche: a usted le tengo de regalo en meche granville en un curso de notaria para que se case. [aplausos] tuvo que cancelar la boda. cuando se casen o se ponga la mÁscara. no le va entender si se va a casar o no. voy con carlos. francisca: gracias. meche: carlos, querido. como eres el soltero, es el que mÁs trabaja y todo. te voy abrir una cuenta. carlos: muy bueno. gracias. meche: debÍa conseguir una cuenta en tinder para ver si consigues a algu

but was it better than doing a youtube workout?ather than if it was just a youtube video, i could just ignore it. don't you think this is alljust a bit of a novelty, really? would you keep doing it? ok, yeah. it might be a fad, i‘m not sure yet, but ultimately it‘s got me working out. before i was doing nothing, i wasn‘t going for a jog, now i‘m doing these exercises every day. so i‘m going to stick at it and work on my ‘fad‘ bod rather than getting a dad bod. nice! brilliant! chris, you‘re such a great sport. it‘s always brilliant to talk to you, thanks for doing that for to us! that is it from us for this week. check out the full—length version waiting for you right now on iplayer. you can keep up with the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter — @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we‘ll see you soon. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. this is bbc news, as we build up to today‘s downing street briefing on the coronavirus. the headlines... boris johnson‘s special adviser dominic cummings faces

. >>> thank you, steve, the reason a controversial video was banned on facebook and youtube. >>> the bay area commute could become even worse, after the restrictions are lifted. >>> good morning, welcome back to mornings on fox 2. joy to the world. growing up, i used to love this song. thank you for the request. if you have a request, then, let me know about it. this is what you do. you go to facebook, twitter, instagram, and use our hashtag. i will pull your song. it is that simple. >> that is a happy one. joy to the world. thank you. we can use a lot of joy. happening today, 25 dmv offices are opening, this is by appointment only and only for transactions that cannot be done online. offices reopening and the bay area include concord, the santa rosa location in the san jose drivers license processing center, the number of customers inside will be limited to, and customers will have to wear face coverings and stay 6 feet apart. >>> a study suggests that the bay area drivers could face more traffic than ever once the stay-at-home order is lifted, according to a vanderbilt university s

youtube said it removed the video because it included medically of substantiated diagnostic advice for covid-19. but even after the company said thursday they would remove the video copies of it still circulated online fact checkers like alan juke whose company works with facebook says kogan 19 misinformation is spending almost as fast as the virus so the expression a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth. >>you get students on really applies here is it impossible for fact checkers to keep up with the level of covid-19 misinformation. you're absolutely right about a light traveling faster because people want to believe these things and if it's there. they're believes the bubble that they're in and so then they want to share it with their friends like they've got some inside knowledge why are people pushing misinformation on this why do people finding people do this. >>so some people push misinformation to make money so it's to sell a health supplement. some people do this to push a specific political agenda. some people do this because i just want to see if they can

-- nothing wrong with being on youtube.i'm complimented but the fact that day black men and so these values and that amies to me, too, not being poor but -- still resuspect my publisher but publishing don't value people [inaudible] so trying to speak to that and recognizing the fact i get why some people do this. i just personally think it wasn't worth it because as one person who i probably should say by name warned me -- [inaudible] -- it wasn't worth it. they would have paid me three dollars. wouldn't have been worth it. >> i will say that being in the world of criticism and occasionally taking a healthy hater approach to things you get called out, it does provide a certain amount of checks and balances when your life chengs, when things pop up i'm like, wait, am i about to do the thing i called corny for five years? like, if i feel like i'm about to do that, that's pretty much my indicator to say, no, because i feel like coming up-especially in the industry, it's like you want to do it your way and then -- put you're wa

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, of course, parent company is google alphabet, youtube is responding to allegations that it deletedments related to criticism of the chinese government. people online documenting how the phrases communist banded or 50 cent party using chinese characters are being automatically deleted. youtube says it's a glitch due to error in moderation system, however, i spoke with palmer lucky, palmer luckey has been a guest on the problem, he made a comment about the ccp and youtube deleted it, what do you think about that? gordon: yeah, i think that google does have a problem because they've been doing this for quite some time. we have to remember thatle has very important business relationships in china and 3 of them are critical, they've got 3 artificial intelligence partnerships and i think it's up to president trump to force them to stop that to get them to withdraw because first of all they are helping the chinese military against us and, indeed, giving google an incentive to censor. not just google but others that are helping surveillance networks that are are used against uighurs. maria