job channeling people under the age of 13 from regular youtube to youtube kids.tube is the most popular video service in the world for all people, and that includes children. i think there are a lot of families that youtube is a de facto babysitter, but youtube is supposed to be for children over the age of 13. over the past few years, youtube has taken a lot of steps to drive more children to youtube kids, with marketing, funding original programming, while also trying to make sure it is a safe environment, because people have uncovered all sorts of inappropriate videos within youtube kids, some involving suicide, conspiracies. after those scandals, youtube has gone through a series of changes. there was also the matter last year but the federal trade privacy andith collecting data. this has been a constant headache for youtube and when they continue to work on. taylor: you bring us a unique perspective because you are based in l.a., so you have been covering, in this moment of social change, but we are talking about increasing diversity and real change that com

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from youtube.they take siri ash account security seriously. they automatically tech users when they detect scams. ceo of reach out to the youtube? >> i don't go around and use my privilege because of my name. we did it as a normal person online. maybe it never got to a human. maybe a computer that doesn't understand what a scam is saw it and didn't have a response. they did not take this seriously enough to have a category saying there is a crime going on and please let a human see this. >> what do you want youtube to do right now? youtube, no it is everybody. this is a broad category where you can't reach humans for support. that whenbe expressed it is a matter of a real crime going on, and obvious crime, any human would look at this and see it is a scam. haveo be ways to not youtube be a party to it and other companies. we will, facebook, whatever, not be a party to it and reach a human so there are ways to stop it. youtube could stop it with software techniques and human techniques. if you can't

emily: what do you want youtube to do right now about this? >> youtube? no, it's almost everybody like youtube. this is a broad category that you can't reach humans when you need them for support all over the tech industry. it should be expressed that when it is a matter of a real crime going on, obvious crime, any human would look at this and say it is a scam, there has to be ways to not have youtube be a party to it and other companies. google, facebook, whatever. or let you reach a human who can make a decision of ways to stop it. youtube could stop it. they could stop it with a software technique and human techniques. but if you can't get to anybody, how can you ever do anything? listen to them say after the fact that we take this very seriously. they did not take it seriously at all. we reported it, like i said, maybe 100 or more times. every day, every night i should say, we reported tons and tons that were still up. to this day, there are still some up. emily: the apple cofounder steve wozniak. much more to that interview we will bring you later. t

youtube, it is almost everybody like youtube, this is a broad category of when you need humans for support industry. when it is a matter of a real crime going on, obvious crime, any human would look at this and say it is a scam, there has to be ways to not have youtube be a party to attend other companies. google, facebook, whatever. let it reach a human who can make a decision of ways to stop it. , theye could stop it could use software techniques, human techniques. if you can't get to anybody, how can you do anything? listen to them say after the fact, we take this seriously. they did not take it seriously at all because we reported at -- reported it. we did maybe every night, we reported tons that were still up . to this day, there are some up. romaine: emily chang with an animated steve wozniak. i want to bring in joe weisenthal joining us, down there in austin, texas. the end of the weekend, i have learned three things, taylor does not drink, thought control is not canceled, and stocks have lost momentum. which one of those intrigued you the most? joe: it can't be real that tech stock

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if a show like "sesame street" doesn't want to show ads for junk food on youtube, does youtube allow it to make that choice? >> today we have choices for both creators in terms of tools and preferences and we have extensive tools for advertisers. and although for users we give a choice they can either use youtube as a subscription service without seeing those types of ads or they can use it for free with ads. so, we give choice. and for us, it is most importance that youtube is a place where people come to learn and we find increasingly small and medium business use youtube. >> okay. let's go back to content that's designed for children. so, if there's an organization like "sesame street" that wants to provide child-centered content, but they don't want that content to be sullied, shall we say, with junk food ads or something, my understanding is you say the content creators can do that. but we've got a recent report from the "wall street journal" saying youtube hasn't been honoring that request and it's been making it difficult to independently audit that and report back to the cont

. >> the cofounder has filed a lawsuit against google over a youtube scam involving bitcoin. all the details from the live news desk. anne. >> sounds like a who's who from bay area tech companies but the scam used name and likeness as well as that of other celebrities to try and get viewers to send cryptocurrency in a big bitcoin scam event basically and this lawsuit is alleging the tech companies involved, google and youtube did nothing to stop it. they're promising to get viewers back double what they've sent when viewers transferred that and with 17 other alleged victims and google ask youtube repeatedly ignored requests and videos. >> dohu cahufor one of the big problems with the smaller tech industry. they're so big, you don't have to listen. >> comparing the event to the recent twitter bitcoin scam that targeted 130 high profile accounts including bill gates, elon musk and barack obama. while twitter was quick to shut down the bitcoin scam allowed i several months and a spokesperson saying we take abuse of our platform seriously and take action quickly and we detect sca

they used it on verified youtube channels. they have targeted ads that targeted the most vulnerable people. >> they are asking for a restraining order against the ads, and youtube says it takes quick action, scrams and impersonations and it took down more than 6 million videos in the first quarter of this year. >>> as we told you yesterday, the sierra club is being frank about its founder. they will not take his name off the sites named for him. in a state, the park service acknowledged his legacy and insist willed continue to provide historical context about him. but only the president or congress with rename a park or monument and that is not currently on the table. >>> it's almost time to play ball. opening day, the giants start the 2020 season tonight at dodger stadium. johnny constitute cueto will be on the mound. first pitch is set for just after 7:00 p.m. and the giants assistant coach will send her game worn jersey to cooper'stown. it will be on display in the baseball's hall of 235i78. she became the first woman to ev

was an file the suit with 17 other alleged victims saying that youtube and google repeatedly ignored their request to take down the videos associated with the scam. >> this is a crime we reported hundreds of times through youtube but no human and you can't reach a human and that is one of the problems with today's tech industry because it is so big they don't have to listen. >> attorneys in this case are comparing the event to the recent twitter going scam and that targeted 130 hope profile accounts including bill gates and former u.s. president barack obama. they say that while twitter was quick to shut down the scam in a day, youtube allowed that scam to go on for months. >>> a youtube spokesperson issued a statement saying in part quote we take abuse of our platform seriously. we take action quickly and when we detect violations of our policies such as scams or impersonation. >>> you first saw the lawsuit announcement live on the news here and you can keep up-to- date by streaming it on our website. >>> google is giving $4 million in new grants to organizations helping families wi

if a show like "sesame street" doesn't want to show ads for junk food on youtube, does youtube allow it to make that choice? >> today we have choices for both creators in terms of tools and preferences and we have extensive tools for advertisers. and although for users we give a choice they can either use youtube as a subscription service without seeing those types of ads or they can use it for free with ads. so, we give choice. and for us, it is most importance that youtube is a place where people come to learn and we find increasingly small and medium business use youtube. >> okay. let's go back to content that's designed for children. so, if there's an organization like "sesame street" that wants to provide child-centered content, but they don't want that content to be sullied, shall we say, with junk food ads or something, my understanding is you say the content creators can do that. but we've got a recent report from the "wall street journal" saying youtube hasn't been honoring that request and it's been making it difficult to independently audit that and report back to the cont

but youtube's policy of censorship is costing lives.udge jeanine: you have a proposal to protect freedom of speech on the digital platform which is interesting. during the shutdown, a lot of us are not talking to each other in private but online. so they are monitoring everything we are saying and doing. >> it's very convenient. now that we are locked down we have to use themes technology platforms who say they are private companies and they descroanlts to follow freedom of speech. when a private company acts as a public utility there is precedent in london that they have to follow the law of the land. the beauty is if we can prove this in the u.k., they have to change their policy globally. they are forcing us to use these platforms so we can't have normal conversations with each other. i'm not a conspiracy theorist but this point in one direction and they are controlling our conversations, they are controlling our thoughts and there are other agenerals today we are not in control of. judge jeanine: brian rose, thanks so much for being

if a show like "sesame street" doesn't want to show ads for junk food on youtube, does youtube allow it to make that choice? >> today we have choices for both creators in terms of tools and preferences and we have extensive tools for advertisers. and although for users we give a choice they can either use youtube as a subscription service without seeing those types of ads or they can use it for free with ads. so, we give choice. and for us, it is most importance that youtube is a place where people come to learn and we find increasingly small and medium business use youtube. >> okay. let's go back to content that's designed for children. so, if there's an organization like "sesame street" that wants to provide child-centered content, but they don't want that content to be sullied, shall we say, with junk food ads or something, my understanding is you say the content creators can do that. but we've got a recent report from the "wall street journal" saying youtube hasn't been honoring that request and it's been making it difficult to independently audit that and report back to the cont

do you think youtube is also taking themselves more seriously than people used to take youtubers. >> think so. we're holding ourselves up to a different standard, at least i am in evolution as a creator and producer i have been. i think we realize how crucial and important our platform can be and how powerful our voice can be. and especially with the world shifting, too. i think we're all having this internal shift. if you weren't introspective before, you definitely are now,lying in the mirror too long. it's a matter of time for people to care about political issues, social issues and express their voicevoices and opinions onlined kind of guide their audience to resources that, you know, they're tapping into that they're excited about. i have to thank you because i am a sponge of information and you are an absolute wealth of knowledge. ( laughter ) and i'm a suck-up for sure, but i soak it up, too. so thank you for being, like, my place to go to to inform myself all the more. but, yeah, i'm just happy to share those resources are my audience. i think a lot of other creators are, too

when all of these videos of violence is all posted on youtube? >> congressman, we believe in freedom of expression and there is a lot of debate on youtube about effective ways to deal with covid. we allow robust debate in the area, during a pandemic we look to local health authorities, so for example, in the u.s. it would be cdc for guidelines around medical misinformation in a narrow way which would cause harm in the real world and so for example, if there is aspects of a video, if it explicitly states something could be a proven cure and that doesn't meet cdc guidelines. >> it is free expression of speech and you have these doctors giving their opinion as doctors, and i don't understand why youtube, therefore google thinks it is appropriate to silence physicians and their opinion what can help cure people of covid-19. i will switch quickly to mr. zuckerberg. i think pat this point it is fairly obvious that technology platforms have been stifling conservative news and opinions. you employ a panel in of content moderators. can you explain how fac

"good mythical morning," youtube superstars rhett and link will be on.have great, great music from tones and i, who -- of course, she sings "dance monkey," but -- which was the biggest thing that we've i think had on our show, virally -- i can't even say virally anymore. um -- popularity-wise? should i just start over >> no. >> jimmy: yeah, okay i don't know what to say it's the biggest thing that we've had on our show with like 80 million hits on youtube i don't even know if they're hits okay let's get right to hashtags. here we go the hashtag -- this is the game we play every week so if you want to play along, you can do this. i will send out a thing probably on tuesday with a a hashtag saying a subject tonight's subject is #quarantinequotes. things that you've heard being under quarantine so everyone sent in their favorite quotes. we trended number one in the u.s. so, thank you so much for doing that and playing the game. we like to do this with you guys and we appreciate it. so here's the hashtags for quarantine quotes. first one's from @jamieboge. s

allowing scammers to use his name and likeness the lawsuit claims that hackers have been posting youtube videos claiming that was an ak and other famous tech entrepreneurs are hosting a bitcoin promotion claiming that if users send bitcoin to provide address they'll get a double to return. the lawsuit claims youtube is aware of the scams but hasn't taken the videos down and is actually benefiting from the outer revenue, meanwhile, users have lost crypto currency equal to 10's of millions of dollars. and more airlines are cracking down on passengers who aren't wearing masks also at 5.45. >>why derrick shot in the former police officer accused of killing george floyd is now an even more legal trouble. also coins and cans the for your money tonight a nationwide a coin shortage brought on by the pandemic is making life difficult for banks are retailers and anyone who regularly pays with cash. >>the u.s. mint which is in charge of producing new money is working on fixing the problem. >>the mint is asking people to pay with exact change and to find other ways to return coins for circulation. o

with effort to connect students during the quarantine, teachers and administrators vgtv, a youtube channel lessons and o updates with children and families. videos can range from a music l tutorial, from home economics, or the early childhood teachers reading story books. grades have all gotten involved to contribute vgtv.ing to

youtube's response?t takes quick action for scams and impersonations and it took down 6 million videos in the first quarter of this year. >>> no movies, but the show goes on.ei babiey business owners are looking for money for rent due and other bills. the owners say the community has rushed to save the theater before, especially back in 1986 when it faced demolition. now they're asking again through a gofundme account. >> would the people donate a value of one ticket of $12 per resident? and it has been really gaining busters. we've raised $91,000 so far. >> ooh, that's good. that's a big chunk of the owner's $165,000 goal. they're hearing from hollywood that most theaters or many theaters at least won't open until june of next year. that is an historic and beautiful theater there in orinda. >> hopefully they can save it. >>> let's get a check of our forecast. behind me, san francisco is foggy and cold. all the microclimates are playing in here, jeff. >> they are. 50s to 90 degrees today, a big widesprea

we have learned they are finally starting to break out that youtube add revenue -- youtube ad revenue8 dollars.about acquisition costs for the second quarter, coming in at about $6.7 billion. we are lucky to have you on days like this to cover both. we know that you are desperately searching through this. within these numbers, what stands out to you? jitendra: i think, if you look across the board, even facebook, even some of the names like shop of five -- like shopify, particular from the e-commerce side of things. the shopify was shocking, more than double the expectations, which is telling you that the organic demand is shrinking. there is a subset of demand that is getting more attraction. when these go online, they bring some ad dollars with it. that is an impact across the board as well. for alphabet, i think the cloud division is where the focus will be going forward, given the investment they have been making it detraction they are getting on -- making and the traction they are getting on services like gaming, productivity applications, videoconferencing and such. the question

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and you never saw our youtube? jordan: i didn't know. i've never been on our youtube.k: you look at everything. you knew where we were coming today. you knew we were coming here to a focus group. you went online, you poked it in. "marcus, we're coming to a focus group." but you didn't think of your job enough at fuel food to look at our youtube and say, "you know what, erik, i don't think this is a good video. maybe we should take this down." erik: you knew we were coming here to a focus group. you went online, you poked it in. "marcus, we're coming to a focus group." but you didn't think of your job enough at fuel food to go on our youtube and say, "you know what, erik, i don't think this is a good video. maybe we should take this down." and i would've said, "you know what, jordan, you're correct. let's take this down." jordan: in hindsight, i should've been accountable to do that. absolutely. erik: all right. that's it. that's all i was wondering. lemonis: while jordan's job is to increase sales, it doesn't look like he's been given the authority to actually make the

why facebook, twitter, and youtube removed the content. excessive force?ttorney general william barr on capitol hill defends the use of tear gas in d.c.'s lafayette park as an officer with the national guard testifies protesters were met with excessive force. >> the events i witnessed at lafayette square on the evening of june 1 were deeply disturbing to me and fellow national guardsmen. >> o'donnell: campaign 2020, america decides. joe biden says he'll pick his running mate next week. so who is on the short list? deadly shark attack. a 63-year-old woman killed by a great white shark as shark sightings in new york force popular beaches to close along the coast. two fatal accidents brought neww york city to shut down a popular moped-sharing company. could other cities do the same? and tonight, military history: the woman now in charge of the u.s. army reserve, shattering a glass ceiling more than 100 years old. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. tha

jillian: that's youtube's at the samstatement. what do you say of to what they have to say?when you go out in public and information is there, and it's available on a service that anyone in the general public can see, you have zero right to that privacy and that information should and is being used against those. here's the important part about all of this, this enables law enforcement and just about anybody that looks at this stuff online can tell the difference between a protester and someone with criminal intent. one intent is to get a message across with civil liberties. the other one really up to no good. for example in this one, this alleges that kevin weir, one of three protesters was the second of three people to touch a burning piece of wood, putting it up against the building. he's charged with attempted arson. he said he was there, but he didn't touch the burning wood. well, the video looks otherwise. that will be an interesting case, if it's built on that as charged in the complain. jillian: i want to say happy birthday, my friend. hope you have a great day and t

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and all these videos of violence are posted on youtube.ongressman, we believe in freedom of expression, and there is a lot on youtube and effective ways to deal with covid. we allow robust debate. but during a pandemic, we look to local health authorities for example, in the u.s., it would be cdc. for guidelines around medical misinformation which could cause harm in the real world. aspectsple, if there is of a video and if it explicitly states something could be a proven killer and that does not meet cdc guidelines, we would -- >> it is free expression of speech and you have these doctors who are giving their opinion as doctors, and i do not understand why youtube and therefore google thinks it is appropriate to silence physicians and their opinion of what could help and cure people with covid-19. host: from yesterday's big tech hearing on capitol hill. if you missed it and want to see key moments, go to our website, c-span.org, and hit the video player. you will see a bunch of gold stars, and that will let you quickly go through the five

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musical fans can also enjoy the best of andrew lloyd webber on the show must go on youtube channel.t 7:30pm and is available to watch free for 48 hours. a night at the opera has never really appealed to me, but i have to say, after dipping into the next couple of sites, i'm beginning to realise i may have missed out. metopera.org offers a different opera every night. you can watch free for 23 hours and then pay on demand to replay old broadcasts. the royal opera house is also making full—length operas and ballets available free on the youtube channel. the national theatre in london has always been one of my favourite venues for catching a great play. and they have also been putting up weekly new content to entertain through the lockdown. a new full—length production is published each thursday at 7:00pm and then available to watch for seven days. there are also fun extras to help you enjoy the shows together, like this guide to hosting a midsummer night's dream cocktail party, featuring some of the cast. then you add the prosecco! prosecco or, if you're a child, lemonade. or why not

one thing i want to bring up look over there to the right you see that boxer that's actually a live youtube chat i'd love for you to engage in this conversation we actually have a producer dare right now who can take some of your questions your comments are going to get into me and i will get on to this exciting panel of guests that i'm joined but now i'm going to ask the guest to actually introduce themselves i'm going to begin with deanna didn't he tell us who you are and how you're related to this conversation hello my name is that another dose of. what's the matter alarm fun at what's to buy the lawn fund a grassroots network a walk to the still of the year up in north africa that supports people on the mall people who watch price to cross the mediterranean sea and we provide a hotline service of her the people who are in distress at sea and we relay their distress cause to their european cross-cuts. you know we're going to support up more to enter the later this year i'm going to explain that again and how it works going to move over to frederick can you tell us a bit about who you wer

>> i just thought i wanted to put it out on youtube to see how it goes.ifferent than i normally would have done because the world is different, touring is changed, life is in a different space so i said why not try something spontaneous that fits the current time, so that's why i decided to go with youtube. who knows. >> trevor: i ennoy how you addressed everything. it felt like a lot of things you were addressing in the special have become more timely than ever before because you got arrested by a policeman for basically, i mean, not treating him the way he wanted to be treated is essentially what happened. and you tell the story, you tell it really amazingly in the special. i don't want to try to butcher the joke or the story, but you make a joke about it, but when you were getting arrested by this cop in miami, you talk about how you didn't want to get shot in the face, and you know you tell it in a light hearted way, but was there a moment when you really feared for your life in that thing or were you just, like, so blazed that you were, like, yeah, m

. >>> apple cofounder, steve wozniak, is suing youtube over a bit coin giveaway scam.t alleges that youtube and their parent company are allowing fake ads that use his image to try to lure victims. it tries to convince people to send in bit coin in exchange for double the amount. his attorney say tech giants should not be protected by federal law from the actions of those who post on their site. wozniak says he has been reporting fraudulent youtube videos for more than two months now. >> this morning, there were some new posts even of this thing. it is still going on. and we will reported for fraud or something and after a while youtube will take it down pretty funny thing is two days ago we took three of them down or we reported three of them in the next morning there were four new ones. >> this is similar but not related to the hacker attack that compromised some high- profile twitter users last week. >>> president trump's former personal attorney, michael cohen, has been released from prison.a judge ordered the release saying he believes the government retaliated ag

youtube took it down. and twitter took it down. because, of course, the video was pushing the same utterly dangerous disinformation that has been coming like a drumbeat from the most powerful person in the world, and the political movement that supports him lock step for months. as the country has the worst response to the pandemic arguably in the entire world, certainly of rich countries, america's death toll crossed 150,000 today. the president and his allies say take this miracle drug. listen to the doctors on the internet. >> i've read a lot about hydroxy. i think it has an impact, especially at the early stages. there were some very good tests at ford and the doctor from yale came up with a very, very strong testament to it. there was a group of doctors yesterday, a large group put on the internet. and for some reason the internet wanted to take them down. and took them off, i guess twitter took them off and i think facebook took them off. i don't know why. i think they're very respected doctors. there was a woman who was spec

the fastest app is tiktok, the far most popular apple video is youtube, there are as platform is googleand for every dollar spent on advertising in the us, less than 10 cents is spent with us. we are here to talk about online platforms but the true nature of competition is much broader. when google bought youtube they could compete against the dominant player in the video industry and when amazon put both of those they could compete against walmart and on facebook but was that they could compete against telecoms companies who could charge 10 cents a text message but not any more, and now you can send private messages and get groceries delivered for free. that's competition. new companies are created all the time all over the world, and history shows that if we don't keep innovating someone will replace every company here today. that change can open up faster than you expect. of the ten most valuable companies a decade ago, only three still make that list today, and if you look at where the top technology companies come from, a decade ago the vast majority were american. today, almost ha

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breitbart news went viral online yesterday twitter facebook youtube all removed it from their platforms. the president's son donald trump junior had his twitter account restricted today, he was banned from posting because the president said actually uploaded that same video that the president has dad re tweeted a twitter spokesperson says trump junior violated the company's covid misinformation policy. some of his accounts functionality including the ability to tweet was limited today for 12 hours twitter says it did not take action against president trump because he only re tweeted the video while his son actually uploaded the clip. the trump administration is still trying to figure out how to do away with daca the deferred action for childhood arrivals program that keeps people who came to the u.s. as kids from being deported the program. well not be accepting new applications that is the latest now from a senior administration official today who said the administration is reviewing dhaka and renewals will only be extended one year as opposed to 2 years. the announcement comes about a

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here is "techbytes." >>> youtube tv gets more expensive. the sub skrichinscription servi rarzed to $65 a month. google says that the price reflects the rising cost of content. it was a $10 per month hike last april. >>> and sensors and a new high tech glove identifies letters, words and phrases in american sign language. signals are translated into speech using a smartphone app. its designers say their prototype recognizes more than 650 signs. >>> finally, tiktok is ranked in the top 100 most valuable global brands for the first time. the video shashing social n ishg value of nearly $17 billion. its success is linked to people spending more time online during lockdowns. >>> and the fourth of july weekend will be beach weather, but you may be careful where you dip your toes in the water. >>> and a >>> are tthe drought monitor is necessarily the greatest way to look at how tdrought is going. we're still under a severe drought across about two did not thirds of the brey area. wh but we look at the reservoirs and they have all lost about 5 forc

twitter and facebook and youtube are removed it from their platforms. u.s. attorney general william barr testifying before the house judiciary committee today. this is barr faces questions about controversial decisions made by the justice department darryl forges has the latest. >>your tenure has been marked by persistent war against the department's professional core in an apparent attempt to secure favors for the president attorney general william barr in a long-awaited showdown with the house judiciary committee i want to thank you for defending law enforcement. for pointing out what a crazy idea this defund the police cited policy, whatever you want to call it is. >>and standing up for the rule of law this is the agency's first hearing before the committee where he came under fire for the handling of several issues, including his involvement, the prosecutions of 2 allies of president donald trump and his move last month to oust u.s. attorney geoffrey berman work, the president has not attempted to interfere in these decisions on the contrary he has told