google owns youtube.gle now has power i guess the reason they acquired youtube to promote youtube and crush its competitor and as that what it's done and how's it doing it? >> so we filed a lawsuit this week on monday, and our complaint alleges that google is self-preferencing youtube and search results. and google is also preinstalling youtube app on mobile devices which makes it -- next to impossible for companies like us to compete. and in our complaint we allege that -- we have chronicle evidence in our complaint that alleges up to 9.3 visitors redirected to youtube and instead of rumble which, you know, resulted in us losing over 100 million uploads 100 million videos that creators could have brought to rumble and over 2 billion dollars in damages. but the -- the thing that's really upsetting and makes me really sad is that you know, i was that guy that built that website out of my parents 'basement it is not just rumble that has been injured here. it is every consumer that is getting injured here. i

is there a ceo at youtube? ceo at youtube and it's owned by google and google owns youtube. mark: google has the power and i guessed the reason they acquired youtube to promote youtube and crush its competitors. is that what it's doing in houston during? >> we filed a lawsuit this week on monday and our complaint alleges that google itself referencing youtube and google is preinstalling the youtube app on mobile devices which makes it next to impossible for companies like us to compete and in our complaint we alleged in the chronicled evidence in our complaint alleges up to 9.3 billion visitors were redirected to youtube instead of rumble which results in us losing over 100 million uploads, 100 million videos to rumble in $2 billion in damages. the thing that is really upsetting and it makes me really sad is that i was that guy that builds web sites out of my parent's basement. it's not just rumble that's been injured here. every consumer getting injured here every creator on rumble that's getting injured and i

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jillian: youtube the latest social media company to silence the president. todd: a match made in heaven, the way of getting girl scout cookies easier than ever. "fox and friends first" continues. jillian: the actual girl scout cookies, i said a couple weeks ago -- jillian: the business of 2021 so far. neil: are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. getting right to it, after mike pence reject the house's called to invoke the 20 fifth amendment. jillian: griff jenkins as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: a busy and historic day, mike pence says he will not invoke the 20 fifth amendment. and the second time in -- putting pressure on the entire body to vote to impeach. >> the president's actions demonstrate the inability to start the most fundamental powers and duties of his office, therefore the president must be removed from office immediately and if you're associating yourself with that, the proper execution of the president's duties you are associated your self with the addition and treason. todd: the list of republicans vo

teenager, will be its next ceo we'll talk about that plus tech prepares for a new presidency with youtubeirbnb. among the names taking extraordinary measures they say are intended to head off further violence and affirm, the consumer lending startup led by founder and ceo max levchin, having a new beginning today going public we will talk to him when that happens. we start with that intel news. with us now more insights and strategies guys, good morning >> morning >> pat, two and a half years ago there was some rumor that intel might be talking to pat gelsinger about this role. he said, no thanks now, apparently, he's saying, yes, please. so why is this a job that so few people seem to want? i mean, when bob swan came in, he did my podcast and said, no, i don't want the job then he took it. pat gelsinger said, no, i don't want the job now he's taking it it's a good job, right >> i mean, look, this is the biggest job in semiconductors. one of the biggest turnaround stories. if you can pull it off, that's a legacy event for yourself. certainly a challenge. maybe he feels like he's up for th

this alternative universe is of course youtube. year, one of its biggest stars, joe wicks, has become part of the daily routine for millions of us. let's go! good morning everybody, and welcome back to pe withjoe. today's work—out is another wheel of fortune work—out. whilejoe wicks became an even bigger national star than he already was, countless others are finding fame and fortune as youtubers. i spoke to youtube's managing directorfor the uk and ireland to get inside this revolution. what lockdown and the pandemic and the impact of the lockdown confirmed for us was something that we have known for a long period of time which is youtube is where the nation comes to watch content that they love. you know, what happened during the pandemic was some of those things came much more into the public sphere than the private sphere for us all, and they became really shared moments. what you're talking about really is the creation of a whole new economy. you are talking about a huge number of people, some of whom become very famous or ric

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youtube wrote us, "there is no place on youtube for content that exploits this horrendous act, and we'vet several years investing in tools and policies to quickly remove it." youtube told us it now prioritizes all requests from pozner's honr network. why do you think the online platforms have not been effective in enforcing their own terms of service? >> pozner: i don't think they were prepared for their online platforms to be used this way. i think they were more focused on growth and expansion, and likely had more of an idealized notion of the internet and the way it would be used for the greater good. >> pelley: an idealized notion of human nature? >> pozner: yeah, well, yes. >> pelley: pozner also has been successful pulling down much of that covid-19 lie that shadows maatje and matt benassi. he got hoax peddler george webb kicked off youtube. recently, some platforms took first steps toward editing their users. facebook and twitter flagged dubious content during the election. now they're doing the same for myths about covid-19. based on what you've had to learn about all of these th

youtube so the account violated their policies and the 7 day man is a first strike. the divisiveness has become so bitter, conway travis and chris pavlovski, good to see you guys. let me start with you. when i was reading it and realized the president still had access to his youtube account i was surprised, not surprised tonight, what do you make of the news? >> it is an awful decision and follows the president of different tech companies in conspiracy, in cahoots coming collusion making a decision at the same time which is why as much as there is a first amendment issue at play in the marketplace of ideas, the larger context, these are not government entities but there is major antitrust concerns and with your liberal or conservative or an independent this should terrify anyone who believes in the free flow of thought and information and ability to have robust debate about issues that matter in this country. it is not healthy, not good and something i believe courts need to examine as it pertains to big tech power to call. and shutdown somebody like the president. i

and youtube has suspended president trump's account but they're not blocks those facing charges in the capitol hill riot. john hill said he was there to document the violence but the feds say he was cheering on the rioters when it happened. youtube has not released a comment. >> he's been totally irresponsible the way in which he handled the social distancing and people wearing masks, encouraging them not to. he's a fool on this. >> martha: remember that? quite a night. >> the covid response will soon be the measure of yet of u.s. president and the president-elect plans to enact a mask mandate by executive order and will call for a mandate on federal property and interstate travel. he says the mask debate is stupid. >> it's a partisan issue but what a stupid thing to happen. >> martha: so let's bring in alex harrington, unreported truths about covid-19 and the lock down. alex, thanks for being here. you heard from the president-elect. he thinks everybody should be wearing masks and he will enact that with his ability to do so. your thoughts. >> yeah, so i mean what color is the sky in

i think youtube will come under more scrutiny.t the organization of things like the riot we saw yesterday but also the spread of misinformation that can cite that behavior. >> the language from senator warner is pretty strong. he says, i have continually said these platforms serve for violent far-right groups and militia groups helping them recruit, organize, in many cases, he says with respect to youtube, generate profits from their violent extremist content. what's the next step there for those who would say they do play a role some might say they're being unfairly blamed but if they do play an active role in these issues >> a lot is about enforcement at the end of the day many have these policies and articulated them and striking the balance for allowing for pretty extensive political speech and wide, robust, open debate and the move to violent insurrection can sometimes be a thin line. american constitutional law and american first amendment law has tried to draw those lines carefully over time. i know facebook has been inspir

we really just haven't heard a lot from google and youtube. of course, they have been such an important player throughout, you know, the weaponization of social media, carl >> yeah. julia, to put a coat on it for now, i assume all eyes will be on jack dorsey and see what he does next. >> that's right. trump did delete the three tweets that were in question twitter had blocked. because he deleted the tweets, there is a 12-hour waiting period he should be allowed to tweet again this afternoon president trump has 88 million followers on twitter that has been his bullhorn throughout his presidency. so it will be really interesting to see what additional steps twitter takes right now. but just really notable, carl, that these platforms are going to be under a lot of scrutiny for the role they might have played in enabling the organization of yesterday's event and insighting unrest and discord in general, john >> thank you we're going to continue talking about this now with carly fiorina, the former republican presidential candidate, former h.p. ceo

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.soon. bye— bye. the bbc‘s north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports on the extraordinary events of the last few days and asks how safe is american democracy? i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building. life will be pure hell. you will never take back our country with weakness. the sixth of january 2021. the day that shook the foundations of american democracy. where hundreds stormed the seat of government. this nation was founded on revolutionary activity. trying to overturn an election result. they are pushing people off the ground. we will be back when they are hanging up from gallows up there. this assault didn't come out of the blue. i call on president trump to go on national television now and demand an end to this siege. national television now and demand an end to this siegem was by people who felt they we re was by people who felt they were carrying out the wishes of the sitting us president. wishes they felt he signalled to them loud

why is that not enough for twitter and youtube and facebook? >> that is everybody's million dollar question, ali. i look at this as a citizen, as a human being. look, these guys could be the hero in their own story. it is so easy to solve this, but they've convinced themselves that for some reason they have to allow all the extreme conversations to happen. you know, they basically rationalized what is good for their business is being somehow an issue of the first amendment. my basic point is the way you stop this is not by censoring people but rather by changing the business model so they don't amplify harmful content disproportionately. what is wrong with facebook, youtube and twitter is that the most angry and harmful voices have the most amplification, therefore, they're overrepresented in every single conversation. as clint said, this isn't going to end on inauguration day. the biden administration now has both motive and opportunity to do something about this industry because this is not going to stop until they're forced to change the bus

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and also youtube app on all devices.lly and uniquely within the complaint and unique to us is that we are able to show that google has redirected about up to 9.3 billion visitors to youtube instead of having it to rumble. they have landed on rumble.com and we would have generated 100 million uploads on our platform which would have resulted in damages well above in excess of $2 billion. but more importantly, who is getting infected is not just rumble here or there is an entry on creators. and even further than that, i was one of those guys building up a website out of my parents basement, and it saddened me because imagine being a tech entrepreneur to build an online video platform. you absolutely do not have a shot. you don't have a chance. you have a rigged search engine, and you have no ability to compete in this market. that is why our complaint is extremely important. to fight back against tech monopolies unfairly raking it for all of us. >> tucker: in the first place, freedom itself, so google clearly is the monopo

youtube and there's more of a discussion on the. analysis about how it can play into the impact of. >> that makes sense. the standard advice from the scientific community on combating scientific information is huge, stick to the facts. in your book, you really challenge that idea. can you say more about that? >> a couple years ago, there's a book i think in mania and i tweeted something like the worst is outbreak in the decade. don't worry, we are disseminating it, something along. i was like are you kidding me? these movements of anti- vaccine vaccine hesitancy, cannot trust trying to get their.across, they are extending trying to the camera telling you they are convinced her 3-year-old became autistic after getting a vaccine. are you telling a video like that a person can and a story about a child crying, super emotional, you're going to counter that with bullet points on the news? does not meet people where they are. >> simply history, the medicine, medical cards, evidence-based medicine but we don't practice evidence-based commu

he had a youtube account for four years.,000 subscribers on his youtube account. he joined rumble in july of 2020 and within six months, he has amassed over 500,000 subscribers on rumble. it's not because rumble is bigger. it's not because rumble has better ai than youtube. but there is something definitely happening. there's a lot of things happening the background we don't know about. clearly there is no reason why someone like an elected official should be able to grow so quickly on rumble and not be able to grow anywhere else. >> shannon: "charlie bit my finger" is one of the best videos of all time. instant classic. the other side of the opinion piece was that the media has every right to cancel trump. that's what that writer said. private companies have every right to decide what they do and do not offer customers. i demand that fox news give me an hour of airtime. i'm not getting it? those are the breaks. >> that's a misappropriation of an argument that needs to be unpacked a little bit. parler is an interesting argum

so, sam battle is a musician and youtuber who loves tinkering with old tech, so he's got a whole lote also had, like, a furby organ. he got, like, 30 of them and he was playing music with it. it was really...weird. that sounds demonic! oh, it is demonic. this is basically 48 game boys and it basically sounds like an orchestra. for instance... machines play one droning sound that crescendos. but after a quick modification, the keyboard doesn'tjust play game boys any more. ah! i was very close to that! omar squeals. look out! did you squeal there, omar? i was going to say omar, that was some — some squealing going on. i mean, yeah, i did squeal. the reason i squealed is because just before we turned the cameras on, we were testing out the flame—thrower and it went so big that it singed his hair, and so i was genuinely fearful. like, 0k! let's calm down a little bit, you know? chuckles. so it's amazing to think, really, isn't it, 15 years ago, youtube was already a thing but the concept that that people could carve out huge careers online just didn't seem real at the time, did it? no, i

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youtube has man -- youtube. they've banned the president's channel. blocked the president because they said they're concerned about ongoing potential for violence. this is exactly what they said in this tweet: after review in in and in light of concerns, we removed new content uploaded to donald trump's channel for violating our policy. it now has etc. first strike and is -- its first strike and is temporarily blocked for a minimum of seven days. we will also be indefinitely enabling comments on president trump's channel as we have done to other channels where there are safety concerns found in the comments section. they're talking about a video that the president posted yesterday that he said impeaching, impeaching him would be very dangerous for the united states of america, and youtube removed it. brian: right. just outlined today david marks at the federalist whose column was in "the new york post" that on twitter right now if you want to take that down, take that down. you're right. but why do you leave up hashtag kill trump, hashtag arrest trump

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.d we'll see you soon. buh—bye. hello there. some of the freezing fog we have seen this morning could linger all day once again. it was bitterly cold where we saw the sunshine first thing and that is a result of the coldest night nearly a decade for parts of northern ireland and northern england but resulting in some sunshine then. freezing fog in southern areas and still a few wintry showers close to the south coast and channel islands. cloudy skies will invade across northern ireland this afternoon as well as northern and western scotland, where we have already got some rain falling on frozen surfaces, some snow over the hills. still icy. that will be a risk throughout the day here. where we see the sunshine, although temperatures won't rise very high, it's where we have the snow yesterday, so much brighter, staying bright and temperatures recovering a little bit in scotland. that's because we've got the atlantic influence staying bitterly cold weather fog lingers. that atlantic influ

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.lo there. saturday was a cold day for most of the uk, but the weather will be milder for many of us over the next few days. 0vernight tonight, we've got clouds and rain moving into scotland, that will tend to sink a little bit further southwards with time so turning damp for northern ireland and northern england. further southwards, we've got some fog patches that will reform, re—thicken across parts of east anglia in southern england, visibility down to 100 metres in places. and with a widespread frost, there's a risk of some icy stretches as we start off sunday. now, sunday is going to be a milder day for all of the uk, really, the mist and fog clearing to give bright skies in the south. further north, we've got cloud and rain, particularly so across western scotland with rain particularly persistent here. milder for many of us, temperatures around six or seven degrees celsius, but still cold enough for snow showers in shetland. monday, another mild day for most of us, if anything, a

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click. bye. hello there. we've got a battle of the air masses taking place across the uk during this week. on monday, it was pretty mild, breezy for most, but today, it is brighter and sunny but colder. for many of us, that is away from the far south—west which will remain quite wet and mild. that plume of cold air has been moving southwards overnight and tuesday it will be across most of the country away from the south—west corner and where this weather front here will continue to bring outbreaks of rain. it is a cold bright icy start across much of scotland, northern england through the morning. we will see wintry showers affecting north—eastern scotland, perhaps some north sea coasts being blown in on a cold wind. wales, south—west england stays rather dry, cloudy outbreaks of rain but mild here as you can see temperatures in double figures, much more northern ireland, scotland, for most of england and wales to the north east, it will be bright and much chillier as temperatures in the low

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.e you soon. bye— bye. this morning was not as cold as yesterday morning but it started frosty and foggy across some parts of the uk. through the day we are looking at milder air to push on across looking at milder air to push on a cross m ost looking at milder air to push on across most areas as a westerly breeze drags in more cloud. with that frost and fog lifting across southern areas of the uk is may brighten snappy tax for this afternoon but there is a lot of cloud. we will see the rain turning heavier in western scotland. it is a cold day here, not as cold as it was yesterday. overnight cloudy skies, wet weather in western scotland threatening some flooding with snow melt as well. for most parts of the country temperatures will be just above freezing but with cloudy bit thinner in the south—east there could be frost here. colder weather in shetland with snow showers. on monday at milder air across most areas. that weather front in the north is crucial, it is the boundary between m

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.again. saturday was another cold day, but it's the last of a run of cold days really. it is to be turning milder over the next few. there were some places across east anglia, cambridgeshire area where the fog lingered all day. temperatures didn't get above freezing. but where the sunshine came out, we had temperatures about 3—4 degrees, but either way, it was on the cold side for many of us. however, looking at the temperatures into sunday, it is going to be quite a bit milder, with our temperatures much closer to average for the time of year. now, right now, partly due to this change to milder weather, we've got this weather front just sinking southwards from scotland, bringing some rain here across into the far north of england, too. fog patches across east anglia, southern counties of england. and where the skies clear behind that weather front, again it's going to be cold with some frost. notjust frost, there's an ice risk as well, in particular for eastern scotland, maybe the far

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.wet weather across many parts of the country at the moment but it�*s notjust rain. we�*ve got some snow falling, too, increasingly across scotland and northern england. we have this amber heavy snow warning from the met office. these are the main areas of concern. there�*ll be snow across other parts of scotland and northern england. this is where we are expecting the heaviest snow to be. over the hills, 20cm by late morning on thursday, and some snow to lower levels as well inland. we have seen this band of cloud on that weather front moving its way slowly eastward. whilst we see milder air out towards the west, there�*s still cold air across northern and eastern parts of britain. that�*s why we�*re seeing the rain turning increasingly to snow, partcularly over the hills. quite a range of temperatures early on thursday morning. that wintry mixture of rain and sleet and snow continues across much of scotland and northern england throughout thursday. there�*s wetter weather through the

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click. bye. hello there. it was a very cold start to the weekend, a widespread frost, some ice around, also some freezing fog patches and some low cloud across southern areas which could linger throughout the rest of the day. we will see some sunshine around though and across the north, this thick cloud is actually rain bearing cloud thanks to a weather front pushing in off the atlantic, so it will be quite wet for the north and west of scotland. some of that rain turning to snow over the high ground as it pushes its way further inland, but for much of northern ireland, southern scotland, england and wales, it should be dry with some sunshine although it could stay quite grey, some further freezing fog across the south and south—east. if that happens, temperatures really will struggle but it will be a cold day away from the north—west of scotland. tonight that weather front across scotland moves further southwards into northern england and pivots back round pushing more rain into western sco

not just google itself, but also youtube? dr. desalvo: i joined google a year ago and my background in management and public health has -- was an amazing opportunity to marry with the technology here. what i realize, the millions of people that come to us for information every day, we take that as a serious responsibility. not only do we want to raise information from the cdc local health agencies, but we want to be on the lookout for this misinformation. some of the really important work we do is seeing we are getting in front of misinformation, and especially in services like youtube, whether we are helping to remove it if it's harmful, or creating content with influencers so they can bring that data to the communities. so we consider it a major responsibility and are doing great work across the world to address not only misinformation but bring forward all the information and we will keep leaning into this pandemic and beyond. emily: youtube recently hired a doctor to strike some partnerships and get more of that quality infor

he keeps putting it youtube videos as part of wall street bets. he watches youtube videos. roaring kitty is amazing. hello? if you keep looking at it, they gets more interesting. he's happy when i got to 20. then it gets to $60. then he puts at a big youtube video. he's all happy. that is when it took off. host: i think the person the caller was talking about is profiled in one of the papers this morning. this individual investor, roaring kitty. talk about how individual investors are moving these markets. guest: there is real paper value on it. i'm looking at the 52-week range on gamestop. when the market crashed it hit three dollars a few weeks ago to open the year. the stock was at $18 or so. he closed at $325. the market value is $23 billion. you are not talking about a couple of hundreds of thousands of dollars of market cap on a stock among friends. at some point the physics, the gravity of fundamentals have to reassert themselves. if we get past this and the malls open up again and you look at the viability of this company, and also e-commerce is exploding. how compe

the president's youtube channel.esident and his staff cannot upload new content for a minimum of seven days. >>> the number of deaths in california due to covid-19 officily -- exceeding, rather, 30,000. the state department of health confirms more than 500 deaths were just added to the state's overall total and also more than 36,000 new infections. total number of cases exceeds 2.7 million since the start of the pandemic. santa clara county is approaching its 1,000th death from covid-19. currently there are 986 deaths. if it reaches that 1,000 mark, which it is expected to do so today, it will bob the first in the bay area to reach such a grim milestone. >>> and we're getting new perspective on just how dire the icu situation is across california. the website covid tracking project taking a look at the number of people admitted to the icu with covid-19. there are high volumes of patients in the area. more than 22,000 people currently in the hospital. >>> and there is a race for a quicker vaccine rollout going on in t

things like youtuber bbc iplayer, they've moved away from flash. will make it so that flash will not play the animations. the instructions on their website if you want to uninstall. what were your highlights? it was certainly when i was at school. there was a website called new grounds, which was like the youtube of flash. there was one called salad fingers, a gangly, green man with long, creepy fingers. but animators, i spoke to the animators who made salad fingers, and he said he moved onto youtube because you could more effects. you can have these three minute long and animations that were terms and —— so small in terms of file size. 0nce you don't have that restraint any more, you can do a lot more on youtube. glossy effects and things like that. flash kind of became redundant. chris, really good to talk to you. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the tea m get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcsimonmccoy. you're watching bbc news. hello, good evening. there is no real sign of things warming up anytime

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click.ather really can�*t make up its mind this week. one day, it is going to be cold and bright. the next day, cloudier and milder, with outbreaks of rain. wednesday and thursday, both look pretty wet, in fact, some pretty heavy rain around and some wintriness over the high ground as we�*ll start to see a bit of a battle of the air masses. this wedge of milder air slowly pushing up against the cold air across the eastern side of the country through wednesday means we could start off with an ice risk, with freezing rain across western scotland, north—west england for a time on wednesday morning. a bright and cold start across northern and eastern areas, but soon the clouds will build in here as the rain out west starts to very slowly push its way eastward, some snow developing over the pennines and the higher ground of scotland. some heavy rain for northern ireland, that rain stretching down towards central and eastern parts of england. further south and west though, it�*s going to be pretty

there are people on youtube, for example, that have a larger audience than daytime cnn, and they are extremely radical and pushing extremely radical views. and, so, it is up to the facebooks and youtubes in particular to think about whether or not they want to be effectively cable networks for disinformation. and then we have to figure out the oann and newsmax problem that these companies have freedom of speech but i'm not sure we need them to be brought into tens of millions of homes. this is allowing people to seek out information if they want to but not pushing it into their faces is really where we're going to have to go here. >> alex and chris, thank you

this after he posted a video to his channel on youtube, youtube saying that he violated the company's video was loaded to the site tuesday. and in addition to its removal from the channel, he is also banned from posting any new content for seven days. this comes after twitter permanently suspended the president's account with 88 policy of also inciting violence. now following the president's ban from twitter, nbc has learned many right wing extremists have been using a platform called telegraph. usage has increased since some were booted from twitter for policy violations. the extremists have been sharing knowledge of how to make homemade guns and explosives and as security is increasing as we inch closer to the inauguration, we're learning from jeffrey rosen on the seizure of the u.s. capitol warning that there will be for tolerance to disruption at the inauguration. >> we'll protect the exercise of constitutional rights. but i want to send a clear message to anyone contemplating violence, threats of violence, or other criminal conduct. we will have no tolerance whatsoever for any at

. >> narrator: as the tech giants grew-- facebook, twitter, spotify, instagram, google's youtube-- so >> information that you would have been very hard to get before and suddenly became easy. >> we're on the right side of history. >> he wasn't really my cup of tea; it was young men who liked him because he was wild and he was funny. >> nellies, gog, "ah, kill everybody." >> narrator: his audience was mostly white men-- it became known as "dude radio every week millions watched his programs... >> i mean, it's just like scum, nazi filth... >> narrator: ...and his conspiracy movies. ("carmina burana: o fortuna" by carl orff playing) it was the type of controversial content that generated clicks. the more outrageous the better; the bigger the lie, the more clicks he got. and youtube's algorithms recommended his videos billions of times. >> in the near future, earth is dominated by a powerful world government. >> his films got out to millions and millions and millions of people. >> the dawn of a new dark age is upon mankind. >> when we put out a film, i remember "endgame," within like some

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at bbc click. of the uk during thursday has been petering out. temperatures have been dropping away. surfaces are really wet out there. so with those wet surfaces and some cold conditions, ice could be a big problem on friday morning — fog patches as well. here's the frontal system that brought the rain and snow during thursday, but it has been squeezed out by high pressure. the winds have been falling light — that's allowed temperatures to drop. we've got some fog patches out there, quite widely scattered, actually, across the country, and some ice — especially for scotland, northern england, the midlands into east anglia and the south east — so if you do have to make an essentialjourney, it could be some pretty poor travelling conditions. through the day, most spots will see some sunshine. it is a drier day overall. the odd shower for kent, the odd shower for shetland and a few places across scotland, north east england, the midlands will hold onto fog all day long. if that happens, you'll be peg